, bop, bop, then smack.rt. >> then you come over here and you go. >> oh, now we're talkin'! now we're talkin'. >> you don't need any help. >> just going, you didn't know this. >> this is more money than i've made all year. >> you should put in at abc. >> you don't know this, but my pants actually rip off. >> i think you might have seen one of these shows before. in fact, guest hosts after i leave and it transitions into a full-time show. we will have guest hosts and you should consider coming in and doing it for us. >> for someone who has no idea what a male review is, you blended your boy band background with this striptease idea, how did that come together. >> i hosted another show, chipp chippendales. my wife is like go see the show. it's a vegas show. those guys are fantastic. the turnout was fantastic when i went to vegas, and they asked us to stay longer and say longer, and i was like, let's do another version, not that the chippendales aren't kucool, but let's infuse boy band stuff, music and dancing.

. >> bop, bop, bop, bop, circumstances seven shots. fired five or six more outside. >> reporter: killed, benson louie, wayne chan, and mike lafiti. two other drivers were also shot, edgar perez and xiao chen. they were treated and released from the hospital. lam was confronted by members of the s.w.a.t. team. he broofly raised a gun at then and then took his own life. police searched lam's home yesterday looking for clues. according to the workers union lam had recently filed an overtime grievance and he had a history of alcohol use and dui. fellow drivers we talked with say they would have never mantle he could do this. while the activity has returned to this distribution center, everything is not back to normal. that right there is one of two different memorials that is set up at this distribution center. and we keep seeing people coming by to leave flowers and mementos and pay their respects. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much. remembering the victims there. also here in the

. >> bop, bop, bop, don't move! don't move!. >> reporter: castillo's girlfriend diamond reynolds and her daughter were in the car. >> i told him not to reach for it. . >> reporter: castile died on the way to the hospital. on the stand, the 29-year-old yanez was crisp and business-like until he remembered that night. he started to cry. "i did not want to mr. castile at all," he told th" on monday there will be closing arguments anden deliberations begin. authorities are already braced in the event there are protests if yanez walks free. barry petersen, st. paul, minnesota. >> dahler: she was sexually assaulted by director roman polanski as a teenager. now she wants a los angeles judge to drop the case. danielle nottingham has the story. >> i'm just here to try and get things resolved and not on roman's behalf but on the behalf of a fair justice system. >> reporter: samantha geimer delivered a passionate plea to end a case that's kept her in the headlines for the past 40 years. she said upon trauma of media scrutiny has been more

. >> bop, bop, bop! don't move! don't move! .> reporter: castillo's girlfriend, diamond reynolds, and her daughter were in the car. she live streamed the aftermath on facebook. >> i told him not to reach for it. i told him to get his hands open. >> oh, my god. please, don't tell me he's dead. >> reporter: castile died on the way to the hospital. on the stand, the 29-year-old yanez was crisp and olsiness-like until he remembered that night. ik started to cry. "i did not want to shoot mr. castile at all," he told the court. "that was not my intention." then he stopped, overwhelmed by tears. on monday, there will be closing eaguments and then jury deliberations begin. vuthorities are already braced in the event there are protests if yanez walks free. barry petersen, st. paul, minnesota. >> dahler: she was sexually assaulted by director roman telanski as a teenager. now she wants a los angeles judge to drop the case. danielle nottingham has the story. >> i'm just here to try and get things resolved, and not on roman's behalf but on

. >> the answer is that the bop directed to use the most restrictive conditions permissible. the specifics were left to mr. hasty and sherman. but there's no allegation that there is unconstitutional conduct based on what the bop directed and what mr. hasty and sherman did. the fbi did not actually have information connecting these individuals to terrorism. and that mssrs. hasty and sherman should have somehow known that and it was impermissible to impose conditions on these respondents. that does not make any sense from a policy or qualified immunity perspective. mssrs. hasty and sherman are jailers. they are not trained in determining security classifications or connections international terrorism. they cannot be held liable for failing to overturn the fbi's determinations. just last week, this court held there is no clearly established law that requires an officer to overturn or second-guess a fellow officer's decisions. that should go double when you are asking the jailers to overturn the determinations made by the fbi. the jailers don't get to release people because they

>> this is not a restriction. >> your honor, the honor is that the bop directed that you would use the most restrictive conditions permissible, the specific implementation was left to mr. hasty and sherman, but there is no allegation that there was unconstitutional conduct based on what the difference between the bop directed and what mr. hastings and sherman did. the allegation here is that it was impermissible to reduce the highly restricted conditions because the fbi didn't actually have information connecting these individuals to terrorism and as he somehow knew that and it was impermissible to impose the conditions on these respondents, but that doesn't make any sense from a plausiblity perspective. mr. hasty and sherman are jailers. they are not trained in determining security classifications or connections to international terrorism. they cannot be held liable for failing to overturn the fbi's determinations. after all, just last week this court held that there's no clearly established law that requires an officer to overturn or second guess the fellow officer's decisions made i

. ♪ hale-bopp bop bop duba duba da du ♪ >> jimmy: next up, "the universe" is what revolves around donaldell, that's interesting. >> steve: oh! [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] ho, hey! >> jimmy: and finally, an "asteroid belt" is how chris christie keeps his pants up. >> steve: oh, come on. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's not -- that can't be real. >> steve: it can't be right. >> jimmy: well, i don't know. >> steve: i never. >> jimmy: but now, trump -- trump says now the wall will cost less than $10 billion, but it could be more if he makes it, quote, "super duper." [ laughter ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: and taxpayers say, "wait a second. you never said it could be super duper." [ light laughter ] [ scattered applause ] "well, honey, this wall's going to be super duper!" [ light laughter ] super duper. yesterday, trump sent a tweet about the proposed border wall that was just a little bit confusing. did you see this? this is real. it says, "eventually, but at a a later date, so we can get started early --" [ light laughter ] "mexico will be paying in some form for the badly ne

the unarmed row bop cop will walk the streets on wheels. if it works, the city says one-fourth of dubai's cops will be robots by the year 2030. >>> on on the "cbs moneywatch" businesses are backing away from the president and walmart asks workers the make a pit stop. jig wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> they're getting a chilly reception in the business word. tesla founder elon musk quit the white house advisory counsell. general motors did as well but mary barra will not quit. they tweeted it's a set back for the environment and the united states leadership in the world. >>> well, the labor department released its jobs report for may this morning. economists expect that the economy add 17,000 new jobs and that the unemployment rate stayed at 4.4%. that is a decade low. in a separate record yesterday, the payroll processor adc says the private sector add ed 253,00 jobs in may. that's enkurlging. the dow gained 135 point, the s&p picked up 18 points. the nasdaq rose 18 points. >> the meal co

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we have a oc ket watch and blast cap so you can imagine, racing 100 miles per hour because you knew bops know if you were going to be on top of things. >> i met in long island where described the bombing attacks. we approached the first device and i was carrying a toolbox. my partner kneeled down and i bent over. all i remember is unbelievable explosion and according to witnesses, i was up 15 feet in the air and was blown about 20 feet back and we were both on fire. >> he says it took five years to recover. he later went back to work as the leader in the police officer's support prop. do you regret ever joining? >> i will be back tomorrow. >> all right. >> nine years old and 20 now. >> the scarf day. they still remain. >> you know, be what the heck is this. she pulled a wire out of my lip and came out with quarter inch or half inch piece of wire. 50 wow. meantime, organizers say the respect hot to be honored in the parade but also released a statement saying they look forward to marching with oscar lopez rivera down fifth avenue. >> everyone wants to be were a people. >> everyone. everyo

. >> why the mm-bop brothers are not beliebers. >> plus your "insider" bonus.es boy club starting with emmy rossum very public salary dispute. >> why is amy poehler telling will ferrell's not academy award worthy. >> sometimes before a scene i

the department froze bop hiring at the headquarters in washington and at the regional administrative, but my understanding is that the department allowed bop institutions to continue hiring up to their staffing levels as of january 22nd, which means that if people left, they would be able to fill those vacancies. so, within that overall level of staffing, i believe we've left the discretion with b.o.p. to hire for whichever positions it believes are most critical to its operationoperations. now, obviously, there has been a continuing decline in the number of federal prisoners, and kments commensura commensurately, probably -- >> all right, an important moment from the deputy attorney general of the united states, rod rosenstein. he was asked about this swirl of questions about whether the white house wants to have special counsel bob mueller fired. he would be the first with that authority. he was specifically asked whether or not he sees any reason, any cause to think that the special counsel is not doing his job well, any reason to think the investigation is not going well. his dir

for relative strength chart, i often turn to bop lang and tim collins, both of which who have done major work on the stock and you hear on the show. collins uses ten days, ten beats. they're looking at any pattern that reverses the action of the previous period. they love strong relative strength situations. but they also like to time their buys after pull backs, get that better entrypoint. they really care about bases. typically when a stock gets overbought, it is ripe for pull back because over bought stocks, ones with many suppliers, tend to snap back if they get too far away from their longer-term trend line. you hear me use these term. we see these patterns constantly. they're a reliable indicator these changes in direction are about to occur. if you find the stock is over bought, i usually tell you to wait for a pull back. that almost always comes. that's because ryan collins has done chart work to overshoot directions, and we trace some of those moves back to better entry or exit points. charting, though, is tricky. peer oddically some stocks are so strong, they break through all

this is 17-year-old devanje lee and alicia leaf last seen friday june 2, 8:00 in the morning in bop roadnd southeast. >> if you have any information on their whereabouts contact police. >> police in london coryed out searches. they're in the neighborhood near the home two of help that carry out attack on london bridge. today's search after they at the taind because of their investigation. >> leaking classified information to online organization imenter september. the web site published redacted version of top secret document. it russian efforts to hack voting systems in the u.s. during the election. >> today at nato headquarters brussels belgium will be there to recognize mopt negro and russia. >> the name gour of nhl guts penguins leading red tores two games to one. live opt break to turn to one. turning to second period. when giving national a three-1 lead. predators tie the at 2. >> 5:15 is the time. let's talk to gary mcgrady about the weather, dry, hot, wind blowing too. >> that's okay picking autopsyly little bit. 5 to 15 with the kind today and eventually hot. i mentioned last tim

asx 200 still continuing to fall over 1% following the bop update that you just providing -- providedg, japan also nikkei 225 falling over half a percent. not a lot of bright spots to be seen in asia. we have the shanghai markets and shenzhen as well, hong kong coming online. we have stocks in shanghai falling for a second day along with hong kong equities falling around 8/10 of a percent. this morning we got the pboc said the daily you want to fix a 6.7934.hanged at industry and focus in chinese stocks is the auto space, given regulators on the mainland are looking to adjust the elected vehicle policy. let's pull it up on the board, one stock here. it has been trading in hong kong pending inside information announcement. around 3.6% at monday's closing. it focuses on selling mid and high end ranted cars -- branded cars. turninge in the region, to our attention in singapore. noble group is plunging to a 2000 low. shares falling for a six day in seven, retreating below 30 singapore cents. noble could face a harder time negotiating with creditors and made that concerns. now a check on w

. >> if you know where bop is, let us know so we can talk to him. >> investigators want to speak with him as well. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> bart riders who have been looking at security cameras on their trains and getting a sense of security may be happy to know that camera's not real. it was over a year ago that abc 7 news reported many of the cameras were fake and riders were justifiably outraged. bart promised real cameras would be put in and this week they're fitting the last train with its real security cameras. >>> a san jose woman faces dozens of years in prison for filing false tax returns. 74-year-old pled guilty to the fraud scheme that generated 3 $1/2 million. she duped homeless people by telling them she could get them money from the government. she and a co conspirator then filed the tax returns with the irs. >>> some are questioning whether the increase is helping low wage workers. community activists handed out flyers on market streets to inform workers about the increase. star 1st, the minimum wage will go up to $13 an hour and 14 in san jose and san leandro.

but he's definitely seen as a fairly bop bass tick trump enthusiast. trump loyalist. since president trump named him to be cia director, pompeo has been able to keep a surprisingly low profile in the trump russia investigations and the obstruction of justice investigation into the presiden president, now one of them relates to one of the key allegations against the president concerning his possible obstruction of justice an allegation that resulted in hours of closed door classified session testimony before the senate intelligence committee. we're also told this allegation has caused bob mueller, the special counsel to schedule closed door interviews with multiple top intelligence officials. the allegation in question here was first reported by "the washington post." they report that on march 22nd, president trump reportedly wrapped up a meeting at the white house and at the end of the meeting he asked two top intelligence officials to stay behind. two top intelligence officials who he appointed to their jobs. the director of national intelligence dan coats and cia di

the stock hitting a 2% bop in the free market. >>> more stocks to watch this morning.ota said it sold its entire stake in tesla by the end of the last year after chancing its tie for the company to develop electric cars. toyota had bought a 3% stake in tesla some years ago. no word on exactly how much money toyota made on that. boeing meantime has delayed the delivery of the 737 max jet set for this week for norwegian airline due to a technical issue. the move comes after boeing had to delay last month. >>> coca-cola has joined the political battle against the u.s. sugar industry ahead of the deadline to settle a trade dispute with mexico. coke, adm and cargo made at the white house warning of potential fallout if the u.s. and mexico don't have a deal with large duties on exports. >>> coming up, russian president vladimir putin is accusing the u.s. of interfering in elections around the world. we'll head to that next. >>> but first, here's today's weather forecast with nbc's bill karins. >>> good morning, mike and sara, what a murky report. we'll see numerous areas wit

. >>> bops full of children from across the state will be visiting jail this shall monthing for an earlyher's day visit. want to show you video from last year. this video -- this visit is organized by get on the bus. a partnership of the department of corrections and the center for justice works. parents and their kid wills be able to take part in group art project. family photographs and face painting. research shows that regular visits between kids and their parents are prove tone lower chances of going back to jail. >>> from big name come kdians to fun to food to pride celebrations a lot is going on this weekend here in the bay area. rosemary has our weekend watch. >> we are knocking on weekend's door and here is what's happen around the bay area. enjoy live music, food, a craft beer and wine at the 41st union street festival this saturday and sunday. get your laugh on at cluste are, if, e is, it,t. will take place at civic center plaza within door and outdoor stages friday, saturday and sunday. in the east bay check out carnival on saturday. the event features live performances, danc

as we were talking a moment ago, 125 million records sold on that stage on july 4th, between kids bop, who sold over 16 million albums, boys 2 men, number one r and b act, and mary, 50 million plus her. >> it's going to be huge. how do you make the decision on who comes in? they are so perfectly suited and each one has some connection. >> i would like to say this year we kind of got the -- hurricane, don't give this to us -- lightning in a bottle. we're very excited. we have had some great, great shows. but this 4th of july feels extra special, especially with boys 2 men. >> we were talking about this during the break. they were honored with their street name saturday. you were there. tell us what that was like. >> that was wonderful. the coverage was amazing. the people that came out from the neighborhoods were amazing. a piece of broad street to guys that deserve that. >> i have to be honest. i'm surprised it's been this long. i would have figured something like this was due to them ten years ago. they have been that big a presence in the music world. >> most certainly. you know wha

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. >> his little head he was just bopping. >> i've been here six years since a lot of trash floatin flg down the delaware. >> reporter: but never a deer. amber pulled out her cell phone when he got lodged in pilings and stuck in the mud. >> the philadelphia ma police marine unit after people started calling. >> i thought i'd be laughed off of 911 where they say look we've got more important things to do. >> reporter: the 911 dispatcher got help in a hurry. the water just three a half feet deep but not for long. >> it was just when the tide was coming in. so the water was getting higher and higher. >> totally helpless and crazy thought, i'll go out there and help it no, i'll get stuck in the mud this is a bad idea. >> reporter: four officers with marine unit had to move fast. >> it was grunting. it was shivering. shaking. >> reporter: few times it look like they nearly pulled the deer out to the excitement of spectators. >> get him. they got him. [ applause ] >> he's almost there. >> but they never gave up. >> when we pulled up the deer was -- had freed himself but he was swimming around

. >> so when you want to get on a plane, your babely make noises, bop up and down, want to do things.a parents that can be real stressful when you have your kid doing all kind of activities, but you just took a trip with your baby. >> did i. >> eight month olds, killjohn is awesome. you did research, and you have great trips. >> philly voice. com. so we go through some of your tips. he is your first child. >> he is, yes. >> you get nervous whether you do something for the first time you. >> do. you know, my husband and my focus is always on our son, right, you're a mom, you understanded. you don't want to put them through the ringer. you want to make sure that it is not going to be trump i can for the baby. but when taking your first flight as a parent, you also don't want to be the annoying family on the plane making everyone wish that, you know, you took different flight. luckily, for us, killjohn was phenominal. he's a really good kid, but he just blew our minds, he was so good. you know, we timed the flights with his naps. >> start at your tips. going out to montana to advice out

. >> one veteran's bopped with his dog inspired him to drop everything, drop everything, to save hisend's life. dave kinchen has more tonight from havertown. dave? >> reporter: lucy, you can say this story takes that old saying, man's best friend to whole new level. >> this is the most nervous i've been about anything involving this partner of mine in ten years. >> reporter: army veteran david, from california is used to his pitbull service dog bones carrying for him. helping with his ptsd. >> he has been trained to do stuff like remind me to take medication at nighttime before bed or occasionally wakes me up from, you know, less than pleasant dreams. >> reporter: but now it's the other way around. david says his best friend on four legs now needs to lose one of them bones suffers from osteo sarcoma cancer requiring the amputation of his back leg. >> i turned into a faucet of course and became a mess on the floor. >> the former member of the 82nd airborne division says he's not currently working and has limited finances. so you can imagine his surprise when he says two friends put to

all these videos, and i think of it from a campaign stand point, all these members of congress bopping bottles after they pass it in house. pictures of disabled people being taken out. that will possibly take down some governors. >> i want to share a piece of research. harvard research did a study published by the center for american progress, and, yes, i know center for american progress has an agenda but harvard doesn't. if 23 million people lose their health care coverage, 217,000 additional deaths, those are deaths, will take place over the next decade. that being a number that they have to swallow, how does mitch mcconnell, who's extraordinarily skilled at this, get this thing over the line? >> well, that's the political pendulum swinging back in the other direction. republicans opposing obamacare and forcing democrats to own everything bad in the health care system as a result of it passing. i think it was senator manchin of west virginia, the democrat, who made the point a lot of his constituents, a lot of americans don't know what it was or who it was that helped them gain the

of jim comey and donald trump on a loyalty pledge, on the general flynn investigation is going to be bop just heard a friend of the president's just come out and say that the president in his view is considering firing the special counsel. let me replay that moment. >> i think he's considering perhaps terminating the special counsel. i think he's weighing that option. i think it's pretty clear by one of his lawyers said on television recently. i think it would be a very significant mistake. >> do you think he'd do it? >> i don't know. if he thinks the republicans will stay with him, he might just try it and see how far he can push it. if he can keep knocking out investigators and people who might cause him a problem, then he can stay there without any threat to his presidency. right now he's under dire threat and knows it. it would clearly be an act of obstruction but a sitting president under current policy at the department of justice is not subject to indictment. impeachment is the only remedy for that action. >> let me ask you about this, jonathan. you heard chris ruddy saying that's

those vacancies so within that overall level of staffing, i believe we've left the discretion with bop to hire for whichever positions it believes are most critical to its operations. obviously there has been a continuing decline in the number of federal prisoners and probably less of a need for personnel but i'm going to go back and talk with director cain about that and make sure we do have proper staffing for that prison. as far as i know, he does have discretion to fill those positions if he thinks it's appropriate. >> i appreciate your willingness to do that. i would urge you to follow through because it's my understanding that because the positions not officially filled by the time of the february guidance that they were cancelled by doj? >> i will look into that. >> thank you. >> senator collins. >> thank you, mr. chairman. deputy attorney general, mr. rosenstein, i just want to follow-up quickly on the two questions that senator shaheen asked you about the special counsel. has the president ever -- or discussed the special counsel in any way? >> no, he has not. >> and second, i

. >> ♪ >> i think by now we all know what that music means right now as wisdom bops in.e look at where the crew is this morning. that's georgetown of course. what a great day for a zip trip. we'll be there all morning long through 11:00 a.m. hope you join us. >>> welcome back to fox5 news morning. weather and traffic on the 5s at 6:35. first though let's get right out to our melanie alnwick. melanie is following that developing story from overnight. two d.c. police officers and a truck. good morning, mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning. and what we understand as the sun has come up is that one of the officers that was in very critical condition last night has been upgraded to serious condition after undergoing surgery overnight. the other two who were injured one bike officer and the dpw traffic control aide, they were in serious condition last night. they have been upgraded to fair condition. so, things are moving in the right direction there but still, again, some serious injuries there. fbi on the scene late last night leaving a lot of people to wonder perhaps could t

whole episode one of the worst things the president has done with fallout that led to the hiring of bop mueller, the special counsel. thank you so much. let's broaden this out and have a big old conversation. i have shannon with me, a white house reporter who broke the news that there are, in fact, no tapes. david is back with us, former cia officer and author of the preside president's book of secrets. jeff kramer and richard. so, welcome, welcome to all of you. and shannon, you know, you broke the news. what's the explanation behind all of this? >> well, what one colleague -- one white house official told my colleague, jennifer jacobs, is that the idea behind the initial tweet was the president trying to tell comey that, hey, if you're going to start leakin things, you better be honest, because there may be tapes. and this strategy of tapes is something that the president has used before to sort of, you know, as a threat, you know, by some people. another one of my colleagues, tim o'bryan was threatened by the president, but when it came to a legal case, he wasn't able to produce thos

. >> why the mm-bop brothers are not beliebers. >> plus your "insider" bonus.est women come together to take on comedies boy club starting with emmy rossum very public salary dispute. >> why is amy poehler telling will ferrell's not academy award worthy. >> sometimes before a scene i would whisper in will's ear, you will never win an oscar. >> never win an oscar. >> now "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> carrie fisher's autopsy results continue to be a number one tracking story tonight. this was devastating news. >> it was so heartbreaking. the star wars legend had been open with her battle with addiction. seems in the end drugs contributed to her death. this as her sister joely fisher speaks out exclusively to "the insider." >> i haven't lost my mind. it lost me. >> she is a hero for all those suffering from mental illness and drug addiction and once again she is controlling the narrative brilliantly.

my understanding the department allowed bop institution essential to continuing hiring up to their staffingf people left they could fill the vacancies. i believe we've left the discretion to dop to hire what is most critical to its operations. there has been a decline in the number of prisoners and less of a need for personnel but i'll go back and talk with director cain about that and make sure we do have proper staffing for that prison. as far as i know, he does have discretion to fill those positions if he thinks it's appropriate. >> i appreciate your willingness to do that and i would urge you to follow through because it's my understanding that because the positions were not officially filled by the time of the february guidance, that they were canceled by doj. >> i will look into that. >> senator collins. >> deputy attorney general. mr. rosenstein, i just want to follow up quickly on the two questions that senator ask you about the special counsel. has the president ever discussed with you the appointment of the special counsel or discussed the special counsel in any way? >> no, he ha

are all grown up and married haven't kids and they're no serious music i would say many might say um boper ] >> look. miley cyrus she's got a younger brother. i like that. i like the bell. bray son cyrus made his runway debut with dolce gabanna. 23-year-old will be one and done his pop super star sister criticize the brand's politician. she took to instagram to congratulate her brother from walking the catwalk in milan on saturday june 17th made it clear she's not exactly a fan of dolce and gabanna. congrats to her boy at bray son cyrus on walking in your first runway show. miley concluded her post with a dig at dolce and gabanna psd and g i strongly disagree with your politics but i support your company's efforts to celebrate young artists and give them the platform to shine their light for all to see. now, here's the thing. it's is she disagrees with because the fashion house a little bit of background here has frequently dressed first lady melania trump the founds of is he fan know gabanna and dominique dolce made controversial comments about gay adoption and invitro fertilization. >>

power whistler >> you can't do it >> i literally can't >> i literally can't >> but he can do like bee bop funk >> i need to know a few more things in competition, is pitch incredibly important >> yeah. this gets back to becky's question musicianship is all about the quality of the sound, the pitch -- >> but the soul behind it, too you have to feel -- >> the vibrato >> i also hear more than one sound in a very short period of time what is that called? tremelo? >> a warble. >> a warble. like a bird. can you compete with the best birds? >> that's actually a subspecialty of what is already a sub speciality without the bow toy you wouldn't be as good a whistler. do you always wear a bowtie? >> i do. >> you have to be as a professional whistler. with a regular tie on, i would say this guy is weird. >> i see you have something. chapstick, blistix or aquaphor >> chapstick it's my instrument, i have to keep it in good shape. >> chapstick is your brand are you sponsored by chapstick >> i'm not i have an important prohibition, no kissing 24 hours before performance. you don't want your lips mushy >>