we're testing this to 20 d.c. l.a. the cheerleader for still in the engine puts out $140.00 kilowatts of power and springs from 0 to 100 kilometers an hour in just over 7 seconds to save you says it uses 4.3 liters of diesel per 100 kilometers in germany prices for the c.l.a. to 20 started just over $40000.00. in the nonsense from the interior you immediately recognize it's a close slimline cluster. turbine look air vents and the chunky steering wheels of the final things the optional 10 inch touch screen displays are great in this way because to us but in his opinion m.b. us in for detainment system can be operated because voice commands and gestures is not worth the money. if you can operate the touchscreen with your finger instead you can save yourself several 1000 euros come down. in the interior everything is in keeping with the high tech design style the wide screen consisting of 2 displays serves as both a virtual dashboard and a control interface for the infotainment system. he. says sitting in the back it's pr

. >> and you have offices in d.c., l.a., new york, communications, crisis management, media savvy, legalolitical strategies, and you're working with clients on a wide array of issues. you're a former federal prosecutor. you served in the white house as deputy press secretary to the senior bush, president george herbert walker bush. so tell us about your career path. how did you get her today? is this what you wanted to be when you were ten years old, saying, when i grow up, i want to be. >> yes. well, i've all planned this out since i was four -- no, no idea whatsoever. i would probably say two things about it. the thing that when i look back on it and think about it, it is all for me about taking risks, and people always say this, but it's true. it's about stepping out of your comfort zone. when i do things, whether it was the white house or the u.s. attorney's office, those were all things that came based on the work. there would be no reason why a poor girl from northeast washington, d.c., who had no political contacts, parents had no money, that i would end up working in the white ho

d.c. new york l.a. all of these cities san francisco that are so divided i mean even even here being just around politics breathing eating it every single day people who stop being friends over police and instead of being able to agreeing and respectfully disagree we divide and i think this is important to find this common ground like the swedish did because in the end we're all one in the same. move because it's going to make one can make one point on this record i think we're missing on this here's the thing a lot of this gender pay grab comes from the fact that women have a hard time going in and fighting for themselves i will go in and fight hard for anybody else but when it comes to myself i back off i don't want to create trouble but i'll fight for any of you you want me to go in and fight for a raise or if you don't have that same problem men don't have that same problem and it's much you know and that's that has nothing to do with politics that has that just has to do with a society and just to

d.c. >> philly. >> philadelphia, l.a. >> brooklyn. >> it was quite a colorful scene out there.ed. >> so much love and positivity all over. >> yes, love is love. and i will say i'm very proud of abc and our parent company disney, because well represented in the pride parades throughout this country. so happy pride to so many. >> all month long. >>> former president jimmy carter, he's back in school. >> the nation's 39th chief executive went to a baptist church in his hometown of plains, georgia, yesterday to teach sunday school. it was his first time teaching since undergoing hip replacement surgery last month. mr. carter spoke with visitors about another first-time experience, a chat with the current president. >> a few weeks ago, i got my first call from president trump. i was delighted and i was surprised. first time he ever called me. and i had written him a letter about the relationships with china. he was very gracious. and expressed his appreciation for my letter and admiration for me and my wife and so forth. so it was a pleasant conversation. >> so how about this, peopl

d.c. got a lot of love out there in l.a. it was a great show. >> go-go is d.c.usic. >> according to theni smithso the importance of pollinators. >> reporter: today in your pollinatorreport, mold and grass coming in moderate and trees and weeds coming in low. the gold triangle area is the heart of d.c.'s business district, one of the busiest parts of the city from dupont circle to the front yard of the niite house. this urbazed setting is maximizing green space which is crucial. the golden triangle improvement district was encouging habitats for pollinators from the smallest of spaces to city blocks. >> we've got a couple of goals here. obviously, we want to beautify the downtown. we want to make this very interesting for people, but we also want to teach people that, yes, indeed, in ahi ly urbanized build-out area you can build gardens that ar sustainable, that are beautiful and that are pollinator friendly. >> so basically in those golden triangle areas today, i was out ging tree boxes, all around that region. a lot of great pollinator plan out there, and it's

l.a. and new york thing making its way to d.c. smorgasburg is popping up on the waterfront.offer more than 30do out dining eventors to enjoy food and fun outside, maybe something to bring dad to this father's day. in virginia at the steven. if hazi center, the smithsonian air and space near dulles, they are doing 50 years of flights with their day of flight n innovatio bring the family out and talk to pilots and crew who have piloted over 5 years of aircraft from tiques to current-day models. fairfax has got their fido fest. they promise it to be the, quote, wholesomest experience for your bet lovers. this is happening in the me to dog park at 11000 berrystreet. activities, vendors, demonstrations, and a caninsp ash zone for you to enjoy. >> the festivities start at 11:00 and go to 2:00 p.m. e have vendors, and we have rescue groups coming in to the park. and they will be here ith information, with adoptable dogs and all sorts of dog products. it's a fun time to come with your doing, enjoy the doing pork, this is the first year for fido fes that we actually have a dog park.

it delivers in seattle, l.a., chicago, houston and washington, d.c.>> let's bring in jeff ranieri and talk about the sunshine. it does feel like summer. >> it's warm right now. >> we're in between. not too hot, not too cool today. things will warm up into tomorrow's forecast. as of right now, tonight warmest we have in concord at 85. you'll still drop down to 60s at 10:00 p.m. we'll talk about tomorrow's heat coming up. >>> delivery of a $7 treat ends up costing more than a hundred bucks. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> nbc bay area responds to an unusual shipment that was unexpectedly sent back to him. >> he wanted his money back. so chris chmura with the issue and what's the solution? do we have one? >> return to sender. aker case the very nd here and s first involving cereal, breakfast cereal. specifically, oreo o's cereal right there. his friends in norway love this stuff, but they can't get it there, so he sent them a $7 two-pack. seven bucks. he paid the postal service $55 for the 5200-mile journey. ryan f

l.a. thing making its way to d.c. smo something to bring dad to this faher's day.inia at the the smithsonian air and space near dulles, they are doing 50 years of flight th their d of flight innovation. briut the family and you can talk to pilots and crew who have piloted over 50 years of aircraft from antiques to current day models. fairfax has got their do fest. they promise it to be the, quote, wholesome muttser exnce for your pet lov s and this is happening in the brand new dog park at 11000 ferrytreet. >> the festivities start at 11:00 and go to 2:00 p.m. we have vendors and rescue groups coming to the park. they will be hre with information, with adoptable dogs and all sorts of dog products. it's a fun time to come with your dog, enjoy the dog park. this is the firstr year fofido fest that we actually have a dog park. >> did you know that sunday is the fifth annual international day of yoga? you learn something. they're doing a big free yoga at the base of the washington monument put on by the embassy of india. 8:30 it starts with free t-shirts on a first com

l.a. and new york thing making its way to d.c. smorgasburg is popping up the waterfront. they offer more than 30 outdor ndors to enjoy food and fun outside, maybe something to bring dad to this father's day. in virginia at the steve f.hazi center, thifsmithsonian hazi center, the smithsonian air and space near dulles, they are doing 50 years of flights with their day of flight innovation. bring the family outpnd talk to ilots and crew who have piloted over 50 years of aircraft from antiques to current-day models. fairfax has got their fido fest. they promise it to be the, quote, wholesomest eience for your pet lovers. this is happening in the me to dog park at 11000 berry street. activities, vendors, demonstrations, ana canine splash zone for you to enjoy. >> the festivities start at 11:00 and go to 2:00 p.m. we have vendors, and we have rescue groups coming in to the park. and they will be here with information, with adoptable dogs cd all sorts of dog products. it's a fun time e with your doing, enjoy the doing tommy mly with what's up for your weekend right here on news