members also department of public health leaders -- and community-based leaders like jessica estrada, brian fair, many others from a healthy corner store coalition and her food justice leaders for the city. so, colleagues, i color san francisco and vp of community health. suzanna anna b larry, thank you. >>[applause] >> thank you so much and good afternoon supervisors. thanks really goes to you supervisor and other folks in this room and your amazing staff makes and peter four. a really championing our collective work for health equity and social justice. i just want say that collective work really is centered around a community advocates. so, we have jessica here and ryan and many others from the tenderloin healthy corner store coalition the food guardians, all the foods you mentioned the food leadership institute. they really drive that process. i also want to acknowledge all of the staff from the part of public health and other city departments to work on healthy retail and all the other projects as well as our partners such as the grocers association and -- wholesale produce market. so, this

we got a taste of what's new at the fair with brian flores.e was out there tasting things like fried frosted flake chicken strips and kool-aid pickles. but there are plenty of hel thill options to -- healthy options to go along with the rides and entertainment. >> we have extreme rodeo happening this weekend. next week, june 26th through the 28th we have monster trucks and then our final weekend, july 3rd through the 5th, we have demolition derby and rv demolition derby. >> there's the famous pig races and horse racing and great music acts. >>> i want to take a quick moment to say goodbye to all my lawyer viewers of the noon news. after 19 years, i'm leaving ktvu. tomorrow will be my last day on "mornings on 2." but this is my final noon newscast. and it's just been the biggest honor and privilege to have worked here for so long. i've not been perfect but i've tried my best. while it's never easy leaving a job that i really love and so many great colleagues, i'm lucky to step aside for a time that's right for me. so thank you for you're viewer

it's the most popular fair in the bay area. brianr ground and says like most fairs, this one is known for unusual food options. i think it's interesting, always tasting food when i'm talking to you. [laughter] >> reporter: i know because you are so -- you are so into nutrition, i'm like i hope tori is not tossing to me. i'm gonna eat anyway. >> go for it. >> reporter: live at the alameda county fair. this fair is fantastic. it's been going fon or years. it's the -- going on for years. it's the largest in the bay area. there are plenty of food options here. crazy options, healthy food options. we'll taste some of it. this is very interesting, the chicken strips, i will tell you more about it. but we have another camera. take a look. this is a grill cam from the texas-sized turkey leg. dave was looking at this earlier. they are getting those ready. as we take it back out here live, a lot of things to do. i want to bring in nate one of the food vendors, one of the owners as well. how do you get into this stuff? how do you come up with t

. >> and brian, i think it's fair to say, the free wheel play you made is is kind of the thing that everybody points to in the industry. that next generation in terms of advertising, serving. >> let me take one second on that. very dynamic companies plays a small part in trying to pinch to digital from the analog world. but we're talked about china, peter. because i think for comcast, our opportunities are going to be different than probably what most people are thinking because it is such a new world. we should keep our eyes open. it's not live in the past. went to china to visit where most of the people, we have 150 software engineers, mostly pards and masters coming out of beijing university. hiring another 100 or so a year. we're building a theme park in beijing. and fast seven had i think it's, you would probably know exactly. over $400 million in china, which is the biggest movie in the history of any movie in china and this is, these are all things our company didn't do 24 months ago. we will be on that journey, there's no quick sound bite answer, but that brand will exist. brands are

he will be presented with this year's book trade peace prize at the frankfurt fair in october. brianone of the most famous battles fought on european soil is marking a milestone anniversary. sarah: ceremonies are under way in belgium to mark the 200th anniversary of the battle of waterloo. a service was held thursday to remember the 50,000 casualties romp -- from napoleon's army at his final defeat. tens of thousands of spectators will turn out to watch reenactments over the coming days. less famous is napoleon's final victory before he met his famous defeat. history enthusiasts reenacted that show in belgium between the armies of france on one side and britain and prussia on the other. reporter: these actors give just a small taste of what the scene must have been like 200 years ago. prussian troops fought tooth and nail, losing an opening engagement before the battle of waterloo. >> it really was not great for the prussians. they did not have great food. it was raining and they did not have tents, either. reporter: that has not put off 1500 enthusiasts from reenacting the scene as

can you take dad to have free concert with headliners like the beach boys, and brian mcknight than the alameda county fair. general admission includes extreme entertainment include monitor truck and extreme rodeo and fourth of july with the symphony. bring the kids and enjoy the carnival fair such as rides and games and delicious food. the heart of wine country is picking fertile ground for summertime entertainment with a season of "broadway under the stars," tomorrow. take a picnic and enjoy the outdoor theater for "oh what a night." there will be standards and favorite tunes. >> it is time to drop anchor for the pirate festival put on your best and join fellow pirates filled with hand craft and hearty ales all on our website at abc7news.com. >> a trend that everyone is talking about with the creator of the sandal bats came up with (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >> the governor goes to hollywood a rank arnold schwarzenegger pulled for a good cause. >> better audio for c

today we got a taste of what is new at the fair with ktvu's brian flores.ting the fried frosted flakes. and brian mcknight, the beach boys set to perform. it runs till july 5. it is closed on mondays. >> ahead here, why all the teachers and staff in one local school are being reassigned and a teacher says they were misled. now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other increases energy. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural. you look like a steve. can i call you steve? hi steve. i'm natural. say something. why aren't you guys saying anything? introducing new simply raised chicken with no antibiotics. from foster farms. simply better. >>> developing news now. cal fire is responding to a grass fire. the first reports were 50 acres. we learned one structure bur

fair. >> disgraced nbc news host brian williams breaks his silence. we have a panel with reaction and much more from south carolina. straight ahead. heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. automotive innovation starts... right here. with a control pad that can read your handwriting, a wide-screen multimedia center, and a head-up display for enhanced driver focus. all inside a redesigned cabin of unrivaled style and comfort. the 2015 c-class. at the very touchpoint of performance and innovation. >>> welcome back to "hannity" brian williams has been banished to msnbc. this comes months after he was discovered to have greatly exaggerated and misreported multiple stories. after an extended period of time out of the public eye. brian williams came out of hiding. he broke his silence as he spoke to matt lauer about his demotion. >> i was reading these newspaper stories, not liking the person i was

fair. >> disgraced nbc news host brian williams breaks his silence. we have a panel with reaction and much more from south carolina. straight ahead. h i've smoked a lot and quit a lot but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. >>> welcome back to "hannity" brian williams has been banished to msnbc. this comes months after he was discovered to have greatly exaggerated and misreported multiple stories. after an extended period of time out of the public eye. brian williams came out of hiding. he broke his silence as he spoke to matt lauer about his demotion. >> i was reading these newspaper stories, not liking the person i was reading about. i would have given anything to get to the end of the story and have it be someone else. but it was about me. it had to have been ego that made me think i had to be sharper, funnier, quicker than anybody else. this was clearly ego driven the desire to

fair. >> disgraced nbc news host brian williams breaks his silence. we have a panel with reaction and much more from south carolina. straight ahead. h if you're running a business legalzoom has your back. over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here. if you don't think ending hunger when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". our drive to end hunger has donated 31 million meals and counting. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. >>> welcome back to "hannity" brian williams has been banished to msnbc. this comes months after he was discovered to have greatly exaggerated and misreported multiple stories. after an extended period of time out of the public eye. brian williams came out of hiding. he broke his silence as he spoke to matt lauer about his demotion. >> i was reading these newspaper stories, not liking the person i was reading about. i would have given anything to get to the end o

here he is brian stelter, our senior media correspondent, host of "reliable sources." this cover of "vanity fair" had all of us talking instantly. i can only imagine the chatter out in the ether. why do you think this was the venue or the medium for this coming out? >> i think it's one of the most prestigious magazines on the planet. think about even the quality of the paper. it's a special magazine. you hold it in your hand. you spend time reading it looking at it. there's a long article by buzz bissinger, who spent a lot of time with jenner. >> annie liebowitz photographs. >> most importantly, the photographs by annie liebowitz. it's this package, really part of this process that bruce, now caitlyn, jenner is going through. it began with the abc diane sawyer interview. it continues with this cover. it will continue in july with a series on e! and the espn award. >> on the espn award, what kind of award is this? >> the arthur ash courage award. it's at the espies. michael sam received this recognition last year. nelson mandela, robin roberts some of the past winners. bruce jenner was chosen bac

brian williams' "nightly news" did. >> as my variety colleague recently pointed out, there's no promotion behind lester and that doesn't make for a fairparison. it will be interesting to see what happens should he get the nod and take over for brian williams and get some depent promotion behind him he could be beating abc day in and day out. >> andrew mark thanks both for being here. when we come back, the man who brought the sitcom to the modern era, norman lear the father of "all in the family" and so many other hits will join me to talk about his tv legacy. ♪ ♪ hp instant ink can save you up to 50% on ink delivered to your door so print all you want and never run out. plans start at $2.99 a month. right now, buy an eligible printer and get three months of free ink with hp instant ink. available at participating retailers. the most affordable way to print. hp instant ink. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things t

fair." last night, kim kept getting asked about the pregnancy, but also caitlyn jenner. >> brian, you have been you have it perfect. >> the pronoun issue. >> i practiced a little bit. i want to get it right. it is important to get it right. be honest it is not always easy. it requires a mind shift in the way it did with chaz bono and with bradley manning turning into chelsea manning. >> america is coming along. this is an important moment for the transgender community. we are talking about the style guide for how to deal with this. >> the best tweet, i hope everyone who is correcting people will do the same thing for non famous people. this conversation about an a-list celebrity will trickle down to more normal conversations about transgender who are not stars. >> brian, thank you. interesting discussion. >>> let's take a look at what is coming up on "new day." alisyn. >> there are rescues under way to find hundreds of people still missing in that cruise ship disaster. we are live at the scene. >>> we will look at new cnn polls that paint an interesting picture of the 2016 race. is hillary clin

fair in the bay area is underway now. it's pulling in visitors all over the region, and one of my personal heros, ktvu's fox 2 brian flores, at the fairgrounds this morning. i'm telling the truth, brian. >> i know. i know. >> the theme this year is rock the red, white, and blue. am i correct? >> reporter: that is correct, dave. good morning. and yeah, let's go to the fair. this weekend call you? yeah? . >> i'm on it. >> you're on it. okay. cool. listen, i did this fair a couple times already. most recently was a couple years ago p. fair just keeps getting better and better. alameda fair in pleasanton. take a look around. vertigo. calling your name. i think you should go on that. there's also a ferris wheel. you have rides here. oh, by the way, you have the food as well. lot of these going on at the fair. to talk more about that, i want to bring in angel moore with the al la committee to fair. good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you? >> reporter: i'm doing fantastic. we're at the fair. what's new this year? . >> so this year new, we have extreme rodeo happen being weekend. june 19th through 21st. next week, june

brian has more good news. >> in short, everything is okay. >> yes. >> same thing for weather. >>> we have mostly fair skies to start out with. it's cloudy in oakland but most locations are reporting just a few clouds out there. behind me you see san francisco international airport and mostly clear skies there as well to start out your friday morning. good morning, thanks for coming by the morning show with frank and michelle. it is -- do you remember the morning show with frank and mike? i'll bet frank does. [ laughter ] >> no. i'm not that old. >> come on. frank and mike on knbr. >> oh, my god. boy, you are old. [ laughter ] >> just because i remember this stuff from when i was i think 3 years old. [ laughter ] >> 56 degrees and by the way they are still going strong. 54 at oakland. livermore 57. san francisco 54. san jose 54. 51 in santa rosa. here's how it looks. high pressure is building back in after low pressure exits to the east. we will slowly build up the high over the weekend. and that means tropical moist stays to the east and we get increasing sun. maybe a few thundershowers in the sierra and a li

fair deal, the square deal. we had three deals. and it was a great leader in the house for harry truman. brian: he was diametrically opposed to young people having televisions in the house of representatives. he would not allow cameras in the hearings. why did the senate allow cameras? raymond: in the 1940's, they both initially allowed cameras. senators became famous, it was propelled forward because of the crime investigation, joe mccarthy becomes a huge figure. the senators like the television time. many had presidential ambitions. in the house of representatives, rayburn was always shocked by that committee and thought that it should be abolished. he could never work it out. he was afraid if he gave it television time, they would become a circus. he created the rayburn rule which was no television in the hearings. watergate, for the first time, the house allowed a tv and the house judiciary committee was filmed in the impeachment proceedings against president nixon. that was part of the legacy of sam rayburn. this was before c-span. when tv was covering a hearing they did not cover gavel-t

. >> reporter: brian of brewer's beer says opening the door to wawa will kill his business and it's already hard enough. >> it's not fair's not fair. i mean mom and pop stores are going to the way side we're only allowed to own one store they can own as many as they want to own. >> a next step will be a hearing at the end of the month in can't cord township f this is approved and then the test run is successful, wawa would like to take look at some other stores possibly to expand. we'll stay on top of all of this. i'm karen hepp fox 29 news. >>> one, two three go! >>> not a jammo. that's bob kelly slide nothing giant pool of jell-o 700 gallons of red jammo jell-o part of a 2015 gelatin olympics in northeast philadelphia. the event raises money for the kids in hope foundation to benefit the children's seashore house. last year's event raised more than $21,000. >> i wonder how many jelly doughnuts you have to express to get something like that. nuts. >> hey, sean bell? >> guys we'll go to high school softball. a player a little too dirty? or really physical? we'll let you decide. phillies trying to avoid getting swept by

. >> reporter: brian of brewer's beer says opening the door to wawa will kill his business. and it's already hard enough. >> it's not fairthey have a huge advantage over us. it's not fair. i mean mom and pop stores are going to the way side we're only allowed to own one store where they can own as many as they want to own. >> reporter: we're expecting a lot of discussion on this one. there's a hearing in concord township at the end of this month. so if it is green lighted if this one test location and it does work well, beer sales could roll out some of the other wawa locations in the future. we will stay on top of this one and keep you posted. dawn? >> all right. a lot of interest in this karen thank you. >>> pope francis is responding to years of complaints from victims of sexual abuse by clergy. he's create add new vatican tribunal section it will be staffed full time and the tribunal will hear cases of bishop who's are accused of of failing to protect children from sexually abusive priests. this is considered one of the biggest steps taken by the church in an effort to hold bishops accountable. >>> in a little more t

fair." jen jenner talking about gender transition. caitlyn collected more than 1 million twitter followers in a matter of hours. we are joined by cnn's brianlter to talk about this. brian, we have been talking about this all morning. there are really two big wows to me here. one is first of all, how great she looks. there is nothing wrong with saying that. these pictures are fabulous. the other big wow is the media rollout here which is perfection. >> absolutely. it starts with diane sawyer months ago with the interview. by then this transformation we see on the cover of the newspapers was beginning. by the time this interview was airing and bruce jenner spoke about being transgender then the photo shoot with annie leibovitz is the next step in the brave transformation transformation. >> the piece is very well done. as he gets to a lot of the key questions anybody would have in this sort of transition i think it is interesting, the pronoun confusion. talk to me about he is now a she. even her family is having trouble getting their arms around what to call him. >> for sure. as a journalist i had to learn the most appropriate way to talk abo

. >> brian, of brewers beer says opening the door to wawa will kill his business, and it is already hard enough. >> it is not fairge advantage over us. it is not fair. i mean, mom and pop stores are going to the wayside. we're only allowed to own one store, they own as many as they want to own. >> so the next step will be a hearing at the ends of the month in concord township. if this is approved, and then the test run is successful washings with a would like to take a look at some other stores possibly to expand. we're going to stay on top of all of this, karen hepp, fox news. >> i don't get the debate because i came from two places where could you go get grocery, wine, beer. >> that's the whole point put the convenience in the convenience store. >> and it all comes down to monday. >> i prohibition repealed in 1933. 4:52. time still ahead. right place right time. how retired firefighter saved stranger's life on his way from orlando to philly. you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas a

brian williams demoted to msnbc after lying on air. but is this just a desperate attempt for ratings by msnbc? a "vanity fairthe cover of the rolling stone uptown ♪ >> "fox & friends." >> our security force on the plaza. >> in the cup. we're teaching you to have a wild child. how to raise a wild chide. we'll be building fires and doing survival tip, animal calls, all kinds of fun stuff. >> teaching your kids to fish. >> peter, welcome. >> thank you for having me. i tried to find the funl tif sgitives. didn't happen. >> right now we need to get to this "fox news alert." coping in charleston, south carolina. ♪ we shall overcome someday ♪ >> thousands gathering for a memorial last night honoring the nine innocent churchgoers gunned down after bible study. >> this just hours after dylann roof went before a judge. he's now charged with nine counts of murder standing emotionless as the victims' families offered their forgiveness to him. >> you took something very precious away from me. i never talk to her ever again. oh and dylann i will never be able to hold her again. but i forgive you. and have mercy on your so

fair share. >> it's our hopefully final inspection for approval to be able to move all the plants that we need to upstairs. brianant the cameras up there right now. we're just trying to make sure this goes as smoothly as possible. seems like every time we don't pass inspection it's because we have to buy hundreds or thousands of dollars' worth of more equipment or whatever it is. we don't have any more money so i hope that this is the final inspection. >> all right. dude. we'll see you soon. >> do i want to know what happened? fingers crossed. >> we passed. yay, time to put plants upstairs. it's all working out. >> i think they are bringing up 250 or some odd plants. in three weeks we will begin adding 54 plants a week. >> to be able to finally be able to grow in the biggest area that we'll have licensed, this is huge. this will be a big day for the company. >> check out, katherine calling right now. hey, katherine. >> hey, brian, how are you? >> good. >> where do you stand on this main street stuff right now? >> we do not intend to spend a lot of money. we do not raising money like the opposition is. we're simp

brian, thanks. >>> and our andria borba is feeling the heat right now out in pleasanton. >> reporter: well, veronica, it was so hot today at the alameda county fair that some of the attractions had to be shut down including the slide because those surfaces were dangerously hot. nowsch the fair and the alameda county fire department were prepared for the triple digits out here. there were cooling stations around the fairgrounds. firefighters gave out water and fans. those fans had tips on them how to recognize and avoid heat stroke. for many, the only way to survive a scorching day at the fair was to dodge the sun. >> go somewhere where it's cool shopping and wait until it's dark to take a ride. >> reporter: even the ferris wheel was ignored. the sprinkler was the afternoon attraction. the fair says they expect lower attendance on hot days like this but expect the numbers to go up for a concert at the alameda county fair in pleasanton. once things begin to cool down. live in pleasanton, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> breaking news. a police investigation at a home in oakland. it may be linked to a missing persons case from the '90s. kpix 5's christin a

brian stelter, also the source of cnn's "reliable sources." taylor swift is the most powerful american media right now. >> i don't know if "crumbled" was fair but was a swift reversal. she spoke about this on sunday morning, by sunday afternoon they were trying to get her tone phone, she was in amsterdam on her world tour so they had to wait until she was off the stage. a couple hours later, apple gets ahold of her and tell her they'll change the policy. it's notable because they thought through this policy. >> did they? >> they negotiated this with the music label and the labels didn't like it but none of them stood up to a it will way taylor swift did. she said she was doing it on behalf of younger artists. she doesn't need the money from the streaming service. >> so is it more surprising that apple caved or is it surprising that they didn't see this coming? >> it's shocking they didn't see it coming. this is a pr mistake for them. but they're turned bad pr into good pr. this service launches at the end of the month and it wants to compete with spotify. taylor is not on spotify so to have her albums will be crucial. she's holding out a little

fair. those are your headlines. i'm offended by you. >> good catch brian. >> good thing you didn't hit elisabeth. >> we planned thise were better people. >> you did? >> i did. i didn't like the bell bottoms but i like the attitude. >> i like the bell bottoms. breezier. >>> coming up at the top of the hour. >> he pointed his gun at teens and wrestled a girl to the ground. that police officer has quit his job. what mind frame does an officer need heading into a situation like this. dr. ablow talks about this. >>> and he's not going down without a fight. he's here with us live. we all enter this world with a shout and we see no reason to stop. so cvs health is creating industry-leading programs and tools that help people stay on medicines as their doctors prescribed. it could help save tens of thousands of lives every year. and that would be something worth shouting about. cvs health, because health is everything. sunday dinners at my house... it's a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i took tylenol but i had to take six pills t

fairness and justice. everybody should have the ability to live the american dreams, love the person they love and be able to make a life for them and their families. >> thank you brianof work ahead of it, but people are celebrating throughout the night. this weekend is gay pride weekend. there will be a huge march with over 2 million people. we'll be reporting on that for you. >> stone wall was designated as a landmark in new york. roxana, thank you very much. >> that's right. >> today the supreme court ruling is a major victory for a lesbian michigan michigan couple. bisi onile-ere in ann arbor michigan. bisi? >> the celebration has been going on since this morning. it's been going on very strong. april and jane have been fighting this fight for years and their case played a very integral part in in the supreme court decision. [ cheering ] >> overcome with emotion reading the supreme court's ruling. this was the scene a few ours later after reality sank in. >> it's been a long, long hard road. spent four and a half years in the making. we're looking for protection for our children. and today it came. >> i'm truly honored to be one of the people to bring this home.

brian williams launches his apology tour. is an apology to earn back the trust of a viewers. >> a baseball star benched for liking woman's instagram picture. it happened during a game. is the punishment fairur #oneluckyguy on "outnumbered." see you this friday. yes it is friday. >> i would click on john's picture at work. jon: all right. not during the program, right. >> maybe. >> maybe. jon: thank you both. see you at top. hour. >> see ya. jon: some new information on the man charged with killing nine people in an historic black church in charleston, south carolina. federal authorities may charge him with a hate crime but that does not mean a federal trial will take place. they're looking ad evident that the suspect was motivated by racial animus. we have a fred tease sy. -- tease sy. thanks to both of you being here. fred i've been on cases where crime investigations and so forth where the feds come in. muscle local people out. they take over and often resented in legal circles. is that going to happen here? >> it is. no, i don't think it is going to happen here for a couple different reasons. i think south carolina has compelling interest in trying this guy and basically convicting him

brian lamb: what did he mean by that? dr. patrick o'gara: he was talking about how to become a better doctor. don't pre-suppose what the patient will tell you. make your questions open balanced fairand provide the patient an opportunity to tell his or her story. often times, in a hospital, people are in a hurry to get things done. you have telephone calls to manage, other patients to see and one of the natural reflexes is to try to focus or narrow the discussion before it starts. this is in an attempt to get to the goal line more quickly, but you could miss the diagnosis if you are not careful. he was saying, try to take a step back, ask questions in an open way, you have to provide them the opportunity. brian lamb: what is your current job? dr. patrick o'gara: a general cardiologist in boston at brigham and women's hospital where i have been there for just about 20 years. for that, i before that, i was at another hospital. the core focus of my job is to see patients, i see them in boston, new england, in the u.s. and internationally. i work with patients with heart disease, we often arrive -- provide second and third opinions. i have a teaching load that requires me to teach fel

brian williams needs to do two things. he needs to start telling the truth and stop exaggerating and he needs to be fair and objective whenp president obama spending his fathers day weekend golfing, of course. while he's on the lush green course that state is suffering its worst drought in decade you wouldn't know it from the grass he's standing on. >>> it's the first day of summer, up next we're showing you family fun inside and out. the best toys for summer we've got a ton of them here for you. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ >> here's are some activities for inside fun or you can do it outside too, i guess. lori is the toy insider mom. >> i started out with a beautiful table. toys are all over. mother nature did not get the memo today that the sun is supposed to be shining. games are a great choice. a classic game with a new twist. this is connect 4 twist and turn. like the old game we want to connect 4 in a row. initially you would try to do this to block me but look what happens, we can change up the whole board now. >> it's like connect 4 twisted with a rubicx cube. >> it doubles as a travel game. you are going to try to pick up on

to be fair they had a great gig going with the surf music, but for brian, it was very hard.ion. >> it was a cadillac saleswoman who helped free him of that isolation. tell us about it. >> yeah i mean so many things that happen in brian's life you kind of wouldn't believe, when we were going to make the movie, we're saying we can't put it in the movie because nobody would believe it actually happened. he really did meet her. >> that was the scene we showed i think. >> yeah so it really was happening that way. >> love and mercy is in theaters now. bill, thank you so much. congratulations on this. >> can't wait. come the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. we monitor network traffic worldwide, so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. [ female announcer ] when you're serious about fighting wrinkles, turn to roc® retinol correxion®. one week fine lines appear to fade. one month deep wrinkles look smoother. after one year, skin looks ageless. high performance skincare™ only from ro

fair policies. stephanie: earlier this month, american express was at risk of losing the rewards war unless it sweetened it benefits. of all the forgotten flyer cards out there, the one and only brianked to offers from mx as his topics. he sees a strategy at play. brian just in from monaco. that is an expensive destination, a very offensive flight. that you pay for your ticket? -- did you pay for your ticket? brian: of course not. i use my miles. erik: let's talk about the credit card industry. everyone loves talking about points and i love your advice but i am fascinated by what is going on with credit as because american express seems to be stepping it up most recently with the new card. brian: it has been a bad year. they lost cause go and jetblue -- they lost costco and jetblue. to increase their earning on their thank you premier and they have 12 new transfer partners. city thank you points -- i just transferred a singapore airlines . you can do for less than 60,000 points and have your own sweet. stephanie: how do you have this many points? do you pay your rent or tuition? brian: they are hard because most companies will assign a fee. to get a couple of critical to a year and

fair is only 5% contained. this fire is burning halfway between redding. it's 20 different blazes due to lightning in the area last week. one company hopes its equipment will help firefighters. brian johnson reports. >> reporter: in another year of drought the company is not going away. in fact they believe their closer to filling the fire fighting gap here in california and across the united states. that's why they're moving here, close to the airport. >> he wants to use his container deliver system to fight wild fires in california more effectively. half the time, half the cost to save as many homes as possible. >> it goes into the airplane as regular cargo. it goes out of the airplane as regular cargo and opens in midair and empties like a huge pitcher of water. >> we kid around and say you can put salsa in it. >> we first introduced you last year and his product continues to expand globally but may finally be moving forward locally. >> the u.s. air guard has decided to pursue adopting or looking into this mission of aerial fire fighting. we'll compete for that opportunity. >> and that's why he's packing up the boxes and moving here into a 41,000 square foot facility near the a

brian, a democratic collar. caller: good morning. i just like to say that all of the trade agreements and most recently the one we had with south korea are supposed to be fair. we export 25,000 cars less to korea last year while at the same time to exported about 247,000 to the u.s. the trade agreements are not being followed through on. they are not being enforced. if you're not going to enforce them i floated for obama twice and i would fill for him again but i don't think the trade agreement is right. guest: it is important that we have our trade agreements.i would trade deficit is with countries where we don't have agreements with. it is fair enough those agreements have not been adequately enforced. i do believe leaders of both parties over decades have taken an approach that if we can open up a market even in small ways we will not require those countries to open up to all of our audits products. those days have changed. we need to require our trading partners to trade freely and fairly with us. our best opportunity to do that is to trade agreements. the challenge is this. i understand the temptation to draw of the drawbridges unlock in america -- and

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