the team of cafe killers soon arrives at the cam toir voluntarily tier. gun shots. instead ab ra heem enters the cafe wearing a suicide vest and detonates. in this video two men are trying to help the wounded. one of them is believed to be a nurse, david. >> translator: i saw this man and i laid him on the floor. there was nothing special about him, he was just unconscious, but i noticed on the side of his body there was an enormous hole, a large hole on his side. >> but david says this man is no innocent victim. >> translator: when i ripped his t-shirt i saw wires. i saw blood and bolts on the ground. >> david is performing cpr on the suicide bomber. >> translator: at that exact moment when i realized when he was, the emergency services arrived. i realized then that by performing cpr i could have been killed too. i still think about it. >> a coordinated attack by a team of terrorists driving unhindered through the streets of paris, six cafes, 15 minutes, dozens dead or wounded. at the same time others in the terror cell have struck the national stadium a

. >> at the stadium, the cafe, the concert hall. eight attacks, in 20 minutes. >> i heard the terrorists reloading their guns. click, click. >> then. brussels. >> it looks like war. >> why can isis attack so easily. can europe win the war on terror? the search for answers to the questions begins with a look at a night of terror in paris. >> what is paris? what happens here that doesn't happen the same way anywhere else? >> i would say, joy of life. >> this journalist lived in paris her whole life. to her, the city has a life all its own and it is vibrant at week's end. >> what is special about friday night? >> friday night. it is a moment of likeness. forget everything and sit outside. >> everyone makes plans. drinks at the local cafe, tickets to see a favorite band, for many, from the smallest child to the most powerful man in the country, seats at the soccer match. >> what is the significance of football or soccer here? what does it mean? >> it is a big, big deal. that night, 70,000 people in the stadium. the president. >> they ar

>> runway cafe. >> nos the run away, the runway cafe, runway cafe, lumberton, new jersey, i apologizee wires, transmitters for the antennas with the airport here got us in some trouble. but we're outside, right, gang? beautiful to be out here, with my my girlfriends vincey from the runway cafe. what's this contraption here? >> this is our breakfast cab on. >> so you have what, little pancakes? >> pancakes, nut tell a, strawberry, bananaer. >> oh, love it. what's this here? >> new summer citrus salad with slim up. >> what's this. >> french toes, strawberries and cream cheese. >> yum yum. this one here? >> our eggplant pan even i, or eggplant pan even i. >> this one here? >> new monte cristo poached eggs. >> got it all in gang, that was breakfast, everybody outside? oh, you got it, we will come to your spot next thursday, hit me up on facebook and twitterment i'll get back in skyfox, see you guys back at the station, i'll bring back some food for everybody. >> specially those skewers, thank you. beyonce broke the internet yesterday because she sneezed. >> yes, naught because of her musi

¿sabe usted preparar cafÉ, mariana? marina: marina. gael: ¿cafÉ marina?na. y sÍ, seÑor. tambiÉn se preparar cafÉ. hago americano, hago cappucino, hago expreso y latte. gael: ah, pues me late. cuantas cualidades, marisa. y dÍgame una cosa, ¿usted es amiga de mi hija? marina: no, seÑor. yo no conozco a su hija. gael: perfecto, queda usted contratada, maruja. marina: marina. y muchÍsimas gracias, seÑor. [rÍe] ay, el seÑor briones no se equivocÓ. me asegurÓ que usted me contratarÍa. gael: ¿briones, dijo? ¿usted es amiga de briones? claro, ya estoy entendiendo. usted es cÓmplice de briones, y de mi mujer. marina: ¿cÓmplice? ¿pero de quÉ habla? yo a Él lo acabo de conocer, y a su mujer nunca la he visto. gael: ya estoy entendiendo lo que pretenden hacer, pero no me voy a dejar. clarita. clara: sÍ, seÑor. gael: que venga briones. clara: sÍ, seÑor. marina: perdone. pero no entiendo quÉ estÁ pasando, yo acabo de llegar. gael: lo que estÁ pasando es que la acabo de contratar y la acabo de despedir, porque no quiero espÍas en mi agencia. usted no es ni mariana, ni m

. >> feast your eyes on the cafe in feasterville. lattes -- >> i love it. >> coffee blends. >> oh, my gosh that tastes like real bananas. >> meet 23-year-old manager and med student. >> janet spending habits during her internship led her from buying on the go to going after an idea. >> i would grab starbucks dunkin' donuts. i spent like $1,200. my husband we should just really open a coffee shop. >> her husband mechanical engineer and a friend opened up did he lease cafe she's taking care of her customers like she plans to take care of her patients. >> i have grandparents. my husband has grandparents that need medical care and there were a lot of things that were like skipped out on like not paid attention to and this is also like whenever i care about that this is just the same philosophy we use in here really paying attention what customers need and customers and patients to be honest. >> reporter: even patients with a blue gluten free diet. >> grew 10 free folks still together. on facebook they message us gluten free folks have a

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. >> feast your eyes on the cafe in feasterville. lattes -- >> i love it. >> coffee blends. >> oh, my gosh that tastes like real bananas. >> meet 23-year-old manager and med student. >> janet spending habits during her internship led her from buying on the go to going after an idea. >> i would grab starbucks dunkin' donuts. i spent like $1,200. my husband we should just really open a coffee shop. >> her husband mechanical engineer and a friend opened up did he lease cafe she's taking care of her customers like she plans to take care of her patients. >> i have grandparents. my husband has grandparents that need medical care and there were a lot of things that were like skipped out on like not paid attention to and this is also like whenever i care about that this is just the same philosophy we use in here really paying attention what customers need and customers and patients to be honest. >> reporter: even patients with a blue gluten free diet. >> grew 10 free folks still together. on facebook they message us gluten free folks have a

barney josephson, a shoe salesman, opens up cafe society. cafe society was the first integrated nightclub outside of harlem. the harlem nightclubs were segregated, but not all of them. but the first integrated club outside of harlem was this one. he said, i am going to open a club where anybody could come and they did. on the upper left is judy holliday at the cafe society. there is barney josephson. his brother was a communist and the club had to close down by the late 1940's, early 1950's a record made from the cotton club for one of the -- not cotton club, cafe society jam sessions. and some of you may remember when he had the potpourri, 8th street and university, now a barbecue for many years. and he brought back a singer, she is probably now in her 80's. she was wonderful, from the old school. you don have that kind of singing anymore. we were so lucky to have her, barney josephson brought her back. the reason i put this in, i think greenwich village is not getting enough credit for integrating new york. i was a kid in the 1940's and 19

is that a trade shop was a cafÉ? where would that fall? and all three? cafÉ?ufacturing beings. making-if you make something >> i suppose your manufacture. i think your light manufacturing if your processing beans on-site. >> that's kind of what i was thinking in the trade shop ease. that's what i had in mind. >> just to be clear, that is more likely to be pdr because which can answer this i think that in any of us there's a limit. you can assert amount of accessories retail in pdr. >> right. >> i mean a coffee roaster is 85 or 95% and 10% is retail. >> so the coffee roaster on valencia the very big one with parking big roasting plant in the back and that's not a pdr. that's a- >> i don't know >> retailers to higher percentage for pdr. >> got it. okay, thank you. so you're offering 9000 instead of 10. >> that's the quickest and easiest. >> thank you. just to make sure i understand, you raise some issues but i want to make sure you've probably heard before we move this thing. you said something that wrote down i can recall the context. some occult stealth plan.

up security following yesterday's deadly shooting at a cafÉ in tel aviv.thousands will lose their entry permits. hundreds of extra troops are being deployed to the west bank. taking off festivities -- k icking off festivities with an open-air concert. this, as strikes threaten to disrupt the event. first, the u.s. president, barack obama, has officially endorsed hillary clinton to succeed him as president. obama's or -- obama spoke shortly after meeting with bernie sanders, who insists he will still fight the final -- at thentest in convention next tuesday. ama: i know how hard this job can be. that's why i know hillary will be so good at it. in fact, i don't think there has ever been somebody so qualified hold this office. she's got the courage, compassion, and the heart to get the job done. and i say that as somebody who had to debate her more than 20 times. laura: with the democratic primary contests almost wrapped up, they can get on the common aim, stopping republican donald trump from taking the white house. unbelievableit is to me, and i say this in

. >> yo, we are in south philadelphia, a cool little spot, called the living room cafe. here's an album for you, whose legs? >> no. >> this is a cool little spot where not only do they have the best food and best breakfast here in south philadelphia, but it is the living room, we're chilling. we're going to have breakfast in the living room from south philadelphia when we come right back. >>> breakfast with bob. >> he is down in south philadelphia right now, good morning bob what do you got. >> hey gang good morning i'm at a spot called living room cafe and how comfortable is this place, they have got receive, they have old school albums are board games for to you play whether it be the adults or kid. check it out just not your normal cafe they have all of the cool old school pictures, anything that you can imagine even old school lighters up on the shelf there. they have not been in business that long. come on out front not only do they have cool decor south philadelphia we are up the street from the meredith school and they have a good program where their art departmen

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affiliation and that the opinions of this young lady, rawan, are not that of the cafe or necessarily night, 3:00 a.m., the army entered our house and i found them in my bedroom looking for the free syrian army. my dad knew he couldn't protect us because he was old. three hours later we decided to leave, so we came to beirut. >> thank you. >> we always eat here. grape leaves is my favorite food. >> i saw, you went for that first. it's delicious. >> yeah, it is. we come here a lot, and we talk a lot about syria. we talk about our visa issues most of the time. actually, now i have four months left, and i really have no idea what am i going to do. >> what do you think, will they renew your visa? >> so far i don't think so. >> do they arrest you? do they take you to the border and kick you over to the other side? how does that -- >> send you back to syria. >> what happens if you go back to syria? >> most probably die on the way or just some people get arrested or be taken to the army. >> how different is damascus from beirut? >> oh, it's really, really different. in damascus i was always

he has a cafe called the grocery cafe. what's really unique about william is he started a series of restaurants and through these restaurants has hired a lot of southeast asian refugees and one of the really distinctive things he does that makes him a really respected and well liked person in his community is he really trains people who are working at the restaurant to really take over. so he provides the community with something really valuable beyond just a job, which is already incredible in and of itself. >> how about the grant? the 21st century grant. how much does that help you and how much help do you need? >> absolutely. the 21st century grant helped us tremendously. one of the things that we need when we're expanding in new geography is capital to help us with our efforts and so we wouldn't be able to do it without funders like yourselves. so this helps us to impact businesses in oakland specifically where we're trying to fund over 600 businesses. the vast majority of them are minority owned and so it would just b

up the front of this cafe. goes after the door. when he goes for this joy gigantic plate glass window. just walks off. that's going to cost him $11,000 to repair. >> what's going on here? >> nobody knows. an hour before, this same guy, tried the door, looked around a little bit. went back changed into this ridiculous disguise and smashed up the place. new cafe, they're afraid this might be scaring off new customers. 9 news in australia got a quote from the local police. >> go and get a job. >> get a job, mate. >> other than vandalize other people's property. >>> ladies and gentlemen, lady and gentleman and all of you at home, prepare to be amazed. this video by will christianson will blow your mind. this video is called agent. he's gotten shots of different canyons and coves and lakes. iconic monuments. ♪ >> that lake's gorgeous. >> that's not a lake. will says that was just 3 inches of water laying across the flats in utah. >> no way. i thought it was one of the great lakes or something. >> it's a puddle. world's most beautiful pu

at the cafe. >>> a sacramento preacher under fire for a controversial sermon. >>> not something that we as christians need to be mourning. >> why he says the victims in the orlando attack don't deserve to be mourned. >>> and we are tracking that chance for a stray sprinkle. i got the computer model loaded up and ready to go. i will give you the timing on what we can expect for the rest of the week. >>> fox 2 weather report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> so there is serious out remain at pastor in sacramento saying that americans should not be mourning the 49 people murdered in orlando. he says that's because the massacre was "god's will." >> kathy park talked about it and critics will protest his next sermon. >> an online sunday sermon in sacramento getting national attention. >> are you sad that 50 pedophiles were killed today? >> no. i think that's great. i think that helps society. you know, i think orlando, florida is a little safer tonight now that 50 -- you know the tragedy is that more didn't die. >> today pastor roger hermendez stands by his work. >> i don't ta

. >>> the nba finalses with a one sided affair but now shifts to cleveland for game three, the cafes are down 2-0. but lebron james says the cafes are far from being out. >> our fans have done a great job of giving us everything and it's our job to give it back to them. our guys are excited to get out there and defend home court. >>> one again game three is tomorrow night and coverage here on 6 abc begins at 9:00 and cleveland has to win this game or the series will be over. >>> a group of philadelphia seniors got a lesson in food safety. the usda brought their food safety 101 for elder adults program to german town, it's decided to educate senior citizens about the risks of food poisoning. you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. you know what it means. so does pat toomey. toomey got rich working on wall street. then he got elected and kept working, for wall street. voting to let banks continue their risky practices. and supporting huge tax breaks for millionaires, but higher taxes on working families. no wonder he's gotten millions from wall street. pat toomey. right for wall stree

it is known the attackers in the cafe pose initially as customers.even ordered food before shooting. thus far, it is typical of a lot of shootings in that not a lot of information is known about the attackers. they have that identified, the village therefrom, the fact they are cousins. there is a lot of confusion. within a day or so, there should be a more comprehensive story. katty: reports from authorities in israel suggest the police did not pick up chatter before this. is that significant? >> i wouldn't say so. if you look back to a lot of the attacks since october, the stabbing attacks and the like, these are not highly technical. they do not require a lot of coordination. of the small attacks with one or two people, when the two know each other well like cousins, you are not going to get a good deal of signal in advance. katty: they would be communicating face-to-face anyway. it was a shooting. , which is what we have seen mostly over the last few months. does that -- is that going to worry authorities? >> absolutely. any attack will worry a 30

a summer evening shattered when two palestinian gunmen walked into a crowded cafe. at 9:30 p.m., the two order drinks before starting to shoot at point blank range. watch as the shooting starts. diners leap from their seats. some hide, some run. and here a police officer taking down one of the gunmen. this morning, both suspects in custody. the two are cousins from the west bank city of hebron. the military moving into the area overnight raiding the houses of the suspects sealing off the town. now revoking work and travel permanents for thousands of palestinians during the holy month of ramadan. primary netanyahu vowing to attack the attackers and after a night of security consultations has scheduled an emergency cabinet meeting later this morning. kendis, diane. >> and breaking overnight four people were injured after a knife attack at a shopping mall near sydney, australia. police shot and injured an but the officers' bullets ricocheted and three women were hurt. the suspect and the bystanders are all in stable condition. >>> the political battle over zika fund so

the cafe is in the middle of tel aviv, in an open air mall, entertainment and dining complex, the head of israel's squad, paramedics rushed many ambulances to the scene. >> among ten casualties. at least one in critical condition. individuals are ready to provide response for any casualty incidents. especially in the middle of the towns. >> the latest reports indicate that in the two sets of gunfire, four people were killed and five or six more wounded. israeli security forces arrested one of the gunmen and wounded the other who was taken to a nearby hospital. in april, israeli police tried to close down the 93,000 square foot mall because police said security was lax and not sufficiently secure. police lost that argument with management. a tragic error as it turns out. this is one of several attacks conducted since october. the attacks resulted in the death of 28 israelis and two americans. the terror group hamas is said to have cheered the attack but stopped short of taking credit for it. julie. >>> there's some really which i aming surveillance footage captured of this attack. can y

foxx: there's work to do underway to do the interim half way report on the cafe standards. i think things are going in a more harmonious direction than you think they are. i expect that work will continue forward and we'll be able to report out something in the fall. -- havean: if you ever any specifics i would be grateful for you to share them. i'm always looking for harmony. sec. foxx: yes, sir. thank you. chairman thune: thank you, senator moran. he's a harmonious guy. senator from montana, senator danes. sen. danes: thank you, mr. chairman, a point that cantsenator cantwell, just a reminder, that bakken crude could transport through the keystone pipeline. they said it is all canadian crude. 100,000 barrels a day of bakken crude would enter the bakken out of baker, montana. secretary foxx, thank you for visiting montana recently, not too far from glacier national park. and that was on the -- it was a historic meeting, you were the first secretary of transportation to ever step foot on the reservation there. sec. foxx: wow. sen. danes: i don't know if you knew you were ma

. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" a change to your facebook newsfeed again and a cafe devoted to cereal.ill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> markets continue to recover from a massive sell-off from the brexit votes. yesterday, the recovery continued on wall street. the dow gained 284 points and s&p rose 34 and nasdaq added 87. >>> another tweak to facebook's newsfeed. posts from friends and family will be more prominently displayed. news media sit york times" and buzzfeed have grown to rely on newsfeed will see less traffic. facebook plans to start the changes this week. newsfeed is seen by more than 1.5 billion users every month. >>> uber says it will keep a closer eye on its drivers. they are testing new software that monitors how they are driving and looking at things like speeding and sudden acceleration and braking and whether they are holding phones while they drive. >>> if you need a cereal fix, kellogg's is opening an upscale cereal cafe in new york times square. you can add ingredients like lemon zest and pistachios. one cereal will cost about $7 d

. ♪ >> reporter: leave your passport at home let's get a taste of the old country at cafe my al an jill. this is italian style. dine inside our outside. it has everything to sooth your italian needs. >> outside dining. grape vines over the head. all the things you expect when you're overseas. >> you hear the mediterranean. >> i hear it. >> you can smell it too off of beautiful homemade gnocchi in vodka sauce and piping hot brick oven pizza. >> michael and angelo, came from it toll america in 1966 and as daniella his daughter tells us, they had one goal when they got here. >> they wanted a mace where they could hang out with their friends, where they can eat good food, where they could have a good piece of pizza. >> reporter: they built cafe starting with pizza and it continued to expand and now serves a slice of home for so many. >> everyone here came from somewhere else. and so for them to have a place that they can gather, a place that they can feel like family all around them, that's what we're here for. >> reporter: it turns out family was right under my nose. >> weary late. >> righ

as well as an increase in armed presence, there is a huge interest by the media but the cafÉ where itappened has been claimed up. israelis are keen to show they can get back to everyday life as quickly as possible. >> i witnessed the shooter shooter man just over there. fell down. the brave israelis ran towards a man helped him. over there, there were two lying on the floor being given cpr. still shaking. was meant to meet a friend for dinner last night but she canceled at the last minute. instead, she came here today to show defiance. >> this is part of being alive and celebrating life and not giving into terror and not giving into people that think that they can by killing other people change the world. katy: according to israeli police, the two attackers were palestinian and came from a village near hebron. soldiers patrolled the village in the wake of the attack. >> to be honest i was really surprised. i did not expect this of him. i don't know what pushed into do this, who organized this. the boy is a worker. he does not have any political leanings. i was surprised by the news ju

. ♪ >> reporter: leave your passport at home let's get a taste of the old country at cafe my al an jill. this is italian style. dine inside our outside. it has everything to sooth your italian needs. >> outside dining. grape vines over the head. all the things you expect when you're overseas. >> you hear the mediterranean. >> i hear it. >> you can smell it too off of beautiful homemade gnocchi in vodka sauce and piping hot brick oven pizza. >> michael and angelo, came from it toll america in 1966 and as daniella his daughter tells us, they had one goal when they got here. >> they wanted a mace where they could hang out with their friends, where they can eat good food, where they could have a good piece of pizza. >> reporter: they built cafe starting with pizza and it continued to expand and now serves a slice of home for so many. >> everyone here came from somewhere else. and so for them to have a place that they can gather, a place that they can feel like family all around them, that's what we're here for. >> reporter: it turns out family was right under my nose. >> weary late. >> righ

when good day cafe owners woke up saturday morning, they had no idea their weekend customers would include a presidential candidate. hillary clinton's campaign called and the nelsons can quickly change brunch plans. >> still shocked. it is very surreal. >> even those -- sundays are big business, the nelsons had no problem staying closed all day for clinton's one hour afternoon visit. >> not this time. the exposure and having a candidate candidate, far outweighed the financial implications. >> reporter: clinton began her morning in oakland speaking to st. paul missionary baptist church. the desire to reform the criminal justice system and decrease income inequality. for 30 days her 3:30 pm visit was a closed event. inside the cafe, she met with local leaders and a few community members to talk again about raising family incomes and equal opportunities. >> i feel that we are at a crossroads. there's much greater awareness, of a lot of our problems. a much greater acceptance of how they are interconnected. and i hope, a much greater willingness to roll up our sleeves and get to work on them.

reporter mustafa bozkurt stays : away from the village cafe. he's made too many enemies.ut he's fighting the nationalization of his land in the courts, and vows to take it to the european court of human rights, if necessary. his ancestors founded this village nearly a century ago. he won't be intimidated by anyone. >> after this, they'll be asking me, 'why have you been talking to a foreign broadcaster again? that's not good. they'll throw you in prison!' that's how the neighbors talk, even though they've suffered huge injustices themselves. but they're all scared. reporter: mustafa bozkurt knows all too well that he can't win his one-man battle with the turkish government. but his house on the black sea is all he has. michelle norway proudly boasts : having the most electric cars per capita in the world. as the country strives to halve its carbon emissions by 2030, more and more incentives are being offered to the public to do away with their gas guzzlers and invest in electric. but in an unexpected twist norway's roads are still clogged up. instead of encouraging people

a new cafe is set to open in times square all about celebrating cereal. we'll show you next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, rallying again today as wor an's decision t >>> financial concerns are easing up around the world. international stock markets are rallying again today as worries over britain's decision to leave the european union are subsiding. the british currency has recovered some losses but is near the 31-year low level. >>> new this morning, toyota is pulling millions of cars off the roads because of defective airbags. the company says they found a small crack in some airbag inflaters and so far they say they are not aware of any deaths linked to it. the cars are prius hybrids, plug-ins and lexus tt200h. this latest recall is unrelated to the massive recalls of takata airbags. >>> the 4th of july is right around the corner and bay area seats are making sure illegal fireworks don't end up in the wrong hands. san bruno is one of two cities on the peninsula that allows sales of safe and sane fireworks. the city officials are reminding locals that any flying or

>> we go to the runway cafe.tacey haines road over in lumberton, new jersey, another one of those really cool airports where they have the cafe set upright on the runway where you can take the kids for some great food, and also, watch the planes come in and take off over there at the runway cafe, bring the kids, i'll be there beginning at 9:00 with the tv cameras, and we'll have some fun. back to you. >> bensalem firefighter improving after falling off his ladder nearly three weeks ago responding to a house fire. the community has really rallied behind the local hero, nick weaver is recovering at home after being released from the hospital. he slipped and fell 35 feet to the ground suffering multiple fractures in his back, weaver receiving hundreds of cards from local school children and letters from as far away as hawaii, wishing him to get well. his battalion chief tells fox 29, lifting his spirits. >> it has brought the community together, a lot of people have supported him, it truly is amazing the smile on hi

a year and a lot of the them are hungry there's many restaurant and nearly all are restaurant and cafe that's right even the airport is a diane designation. so tell me a little bit the food program at sfo and what makes this so special >> well, we have a we have food and beverage program at sfo we trivia important the sustainable organic produce and our objective to be a nonterminal and bringhe best food of san francisco for our passengers. >> i like this it's is (inaudible) i thank my parents for bringing me here. >> this the definitely better than the la airport one thousand times better than. >> i have a double knees burger with bacon. >> i realize i'm on a diet but i'm hoping this will be good. >> it total is sncisco experience because there's so many people and nationalities in this town to come to the airport especially everyone what have what they wanted. >> are repioneering or is this a model. >> we're definitely pioneers and in airport commemoration at least nationally if not intvrl we have many folks asking our our process and how we select our great operators. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the

. >> currently at the site we have a cafe and pier 33 bulk head with the facility on the marginal onr 31 and a half and office tenants in the pier 33 bulk head you'll see a lot more about this property process but were a quick overview the proposed process the movement of the food banks operations from 33 to 31 and 3 that will become in the bulk head area a large visitor entrance interpretative signage and also retail in that location and improvements to the public plaza where alcatraz visitors are cue up and learn more about alcatraz and a new berth in the water that facilitates mp s for cruise embarking on this site they're under development the main crew to the national park like fort barker and richmond and hear mr. more about that those are still underdevelopment. >> currently the way the port participates in revenue or - include percentage rents on ferry services at 7 and a half percent that includes the ticket and on board revenues like on board and drinks and retail at a get office rent and 7 and a half percentage on the food banks sites that's on land and envision going forw

ricky: y no es el cafÉ. y tomÓ cafÉ, y café bueno. francisca: lo sabemos.staba en ropa interior. francisca: es una foto muy artÍstica. a mí me encanto. pero esto, como nos brinda tantas cosas buenas, tambiÉn trae el problema del bullying. esto es algo que tÚ lo vives, yo lo vivo. ¿cÓmo se puede manejar eso? ricky: lo vivo todos los dÍas. a veces lees mis redes sociales y hay 100 mensajes muy lindos, llenos de amor. es mÁs, 1000. y de momento, viene este tÍo o tÍa que esta aburrido de la vida, que no tiene nada que hacer, y se ponen a escribir cualquier cosa venenosa. y a veces nosotros caemos en enfocarnos en ese negativo, porque somos humanos. pero yo lo Único que puedo hacer es servir de ejemplo, y seguir luchando. y si tÚ me preguntas quÉ he hecho para seguir adelante, es rodearme de gente positiva, hacer lo que me gusta y enfocarme en el amor y en la paz. sÍ me enojo, soy humano. yo no estoy hecho de roca. yo he tenido momentos de mucha debilidad. y a veces, cuando me escriben cosas negativas, tengo ganas de: te voy a buscar para que me lo digas de fren

in time's scare there's a new cafe that serves cereal. >> it is a kellogg's new cafe. times square. it is fancy cereal. you can order some cheerios or cocoa crunch or captain crunch or whatever. i don't eat cereal obviously. you can order basic cereal then they fix them up with all kinds of extras. an average bowl is 7.50. you get 12 ounces of milk with that. you can add yogurt and ice cream and a regular hair bowl is 4.50. a regular bowl of serial with milk is 4.50. even new yorkers useded to paying high prices are saying really? come on. >> speaking of money an consumers gas prices you won't believe where we are sitting and the number of americans traveling. >> the time 27 after the hour. terror in turkey. three bombers blow themselves up at one of the busiest airports in the world. >> now americans are on alert. what is being done at airports across our country? >> dozens of lives lost as bombers have coordinated attacks. turkey blaming isis as stunning video takes us inside the terror. >> donald trump as he takes the campaign trail. >> we have to fight fire with fi

all of people working in this cafe are immigrants from eastern europe.reaking point poster unveiled late in the campaign, was widely kidded a low point. it was rejected even by other leave campaigners for its apparent racism and was quickly withdrawn. it showed what seemed to be hoard of immigrants flooding in from the east. even though the migrants were nowhere near britain. but all of those facts pale compared to this one. the number. the leave campaign drove a bus around the country claiming e.u. membership was costing britain $350 pound a week. it wasn' it didn't matter. it was only a fact. here is another one. and this one can't be denied. this vote has split the country right down the middle. and particularly on age lines. the young, especially the under 25s, have voted overwhelmingly to stay in the eu. the old, especially the over 65s, voted just as strongly to leave. the old have determined what kind of country the young will live in. one of the first reactions to the vote after shock has been resentment. >> the british people have spoken. the an

foxx: there's work to do underway to do the interim half way report on the café standards. think things are going in a more harmonious direction than you think they are. i expect that work will continue forward and we'll be able to report out something in the fall. sen. moran: if you ever -- have any specifics i would be grateful for you to share them. i'm always looking for harmony. sec. foxx: yes, sir. thank you. chairman thune: thank you, senator moran. he's a harmonious guy. senator from montana, senator danes. sen. danes: thank you, mr. chairman, a point that cantsenator cantwell, just a reminder, that bakken crude could transport through the keystone pipeline. they said it is all canadian crude. 100,000 barrels a day of bakken crude would enter the bakken out of baker, montana. ecretary foxx, thank you for visiting montana recently, not too far from glacier national park. and that was on the -- it was a historic meeting, you were the first secretary of transportation to ever step foot on the reservation there. sec. foxx: wow. sen. danes: i don't know if you knew you w

. >> an up scale cafe in times square. bowls of cereal between 6.50 and 7.50. frosted flakes with pistachios or zestch the cafe opens doors on further of july. >> if it will work anywhere it's new york city. >> i agree. you can do that at home people. >> for much less. >> big changes to the teen usa pageant. officials say they will remove the swimsuit portion of the program. the goal is to remote female empowerment and physical fitness. pageant officials call this important cultural shift and celebration of women to lead active purpose full lives. 2016 miss teen usa pageant will be held jewel 30. >> they're removing swim suits because they'll be athletic wear. that makes sense the girls that participate in the path aunt are between 14 and 19. bravo to them. >> very impressionable age and start to worry about body image and stuff. >> i agree. "fox5 local news at 11" starts right now. tonight he is giving us the story behind this viral video. . >> and media overload. how much time do you spend on your phone i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> today is nation

p this person helped the person to get to the west bank in israel and marketing cafe in tel aviv. as far as security. israel suspended permits for 83000 palestinians in the west bank hoping to visit the relatives in israel. starting this week. and it is a change security effort in the wake of the attacks and we are learning more about the gunmen. they are cousins from a village from hebron outside of the west bank. you can see them walk in a cafe in a popular market and both dressed in black suits and get up and pull guns out and open four and diner ares are running for their lives and four people were killed and five others wounded and the attacker ares took off running and one was shot by an armed city. he shoots and takes down one gunman and that person was taken into custody and the other was arrested and in a bizarre twist to the story, one of the gunmen on what turned out to be a off duty police officer, thinking he was a innocent bystander. the officer allowed him to have the water. and he was one of the shooters and the officer's saw is the gunman's clothing and the same b