daisy bonner was moved to the president's death.ose relationship and if you ever go to warm springs georgia to the kitchen area where she cooked, she wrote on the wall daisy bonner cooked the first and last meal for president roosevelt and it is encased in plastic so you can see how she moved she was. she wanted to be consider the first lady of presidential cooking and had plans to open a museum dedicated to food and president roosevelt but died before she could pull it together but daisy bonner is an interesting character in my book. i want to talk about drinks. there is a cat and mouse game about drink in the white house but fdr embraced drinking culture and i talk about several alcoholic beverages in my book, i talk about wine, cocktails, punches and eggnog. this is from lillian rogers park, long time made in the white house who gives us an insight on how eggnog plays out in the roosevelt white house. she observed speaking of liquid i will give once more the recipe of one of the other drinks under my department. cocktail and eyeb

it's only six months this weekend since we lost daisy.have got through it without the support of our hospice. stephanie, it is really good to talk to you. just six months since daisy passed away, i know it has not been easy to talk to us know it has not been easy to talk to us this morning, but we're really grateful for your insight. our thoughts, are both with stephanie and her family thoughts, are both with stephanie and herfamily and also thoughts, are both with stephanie and her family and also with charlie gard's family too. it's 9.17am. let's ask sarah what is happening with the weather. it is looking a little more promising. this weekend is not a write off. there is some sunshine to start off the day. here is the view taken by one of our weather watchers in twickenham earlier in the day. we have got sunshine there. if we look at the satellite image, we can see where the cloud is. more patchy cloud further north—west. here we have an area of low pressure sitting there. the low pressure will drive in scattered blustery showers across

daisy kendrick there, founder and ceo of we are the 0ceans. where we ask the bosses of the world's biggest organisation for their tips for success. today it's the turn of alex beard, chief executive of london's royal opera house. it's got to be all about the people. i'm alex beard, chief executive of the royal opera house, and i have the royal opera house, and i have the very bestjob in the world! every single night, round about 300 people come together to make something pretty well impossible happen on our stages, and that is to present lyric theatre, ballet and opera at the very highest level and that means individual passion but also organisational brilliance. the machine has got to work like a lot work towards that 7:15pm moment when the lights go down, the curtain goes up, and you, the audience, are transported into a different world and a different sense of yourself. so each individual needs to feel passionate sense of commitment about what goes on stage. simply, hire an amazing group of people, give them the space to thrive and keep que

get meter, daisy -- get better, daisy. >>> now, we had some hail today? >> yeah, and that's going to be the trend for kind of the next few days. look at this. this is on our facebook page. this is from germantown. it covered the ground and also it rained about an inch and a half in 45 minutes around germantown up toward laytonville. the heaviest rain was up north of that. pretty impressive stuff. the good news is they're weakening, bad news is we're still tracking two storms, one to the west of fredrick. this is west of the border there, maryland and west virginia. this storm over college park has been drifting, but weakening. things have held together fairly well, not severe. they could produce heavy rain and slow you down. but south of middletown, they're going to drift over toward fredrick, then pretty heavy towards shepherd town and route 17. this is much, much less intense than it was 15 minutes ago. i had heavy rain in layton berg 15 minutes ago,ow the south along 214. this is going to drift across fed-ex and across the beltway. so live look outside

joan and david's eldest daughter daisy was out of town. but their two young boys, just 7 and 10, slept through it all, unaware of what happened. down the hall was shannon's 15-year-old daughter elizabeth, who told the cops she was also in bed, and spending the night with liz was her best friend vera thompson, also just 15. >> both their statements were similar. they were listening to music, watching tv, and they fell asleep. >> reporter: fi >> five people in the house, and not a one saw or heard a useful thing to help determine who committed this horrible crime, or why. and there weren't many clues either, at least not in plain sight. but that wasn't necessarily because the killer covered his tracks. >> the home was cluttered. there was filth, clothes all over the floor. dishes in the sink. food on the counter tops. >> and the crime scene itself, what did that look like? >> finding evidence is like, you know, finding a needle in a haystack. the house was in such disarray. >> the cops picked their way carefully through the clutter but found

coming up next -- hi, daisy.ew a baby about the future of artificial intelligence. >> [baby crying] ♪ ♪ ashlee: the intellectual underpinnings of computing began here in cambridge. in 1833, the cambridge-trained mathematician charles babbage built a prototype of this thing, the difference engine. it can solve equations with the turn of a crank and some gears, and is considered the first mechanical computer. a hundred years later in the 1930's, another cambridge mathematician named alan turing devised the concepts behind the modern-day computer. he proved that a machine can be programmed to calculate just about anything. decades after turing and babbage, cambridge is still at the cutting edge of computing. companies like microsoft place their research centers here to tap into the local academic talent and to explore their most ambitious ideas. chris bishop runs this lab and oversees research in a number of areas. one of the most compelling and frightening areas is artificial intelligence. chris: this is just an am

coming up next -- hi, daisy.view a baby about the future of artificial intelligence. >> [baby crying] ♪ ashlee: the intellectual underpinnings of computing began here in cambridge. in 1833, the cambridge-trained mathematician charles babbage built a prototype of this thing, the difference engine. it can solve equations with the turn of a crank and some gears, and is considered the first mechanical computer. a hundred years later in the 1930's, another cambridge mathematician named alan turing devised the concepts behind the modern-day computer. he proved that a machine can be programmed to calculate just about anything. decades after turing and babbage, cambridge is still at the cutting edge of computing. companies like microsoft place their research centers here to tap into the local academic talent and to explore their most ambitious ideas. chris bishop runs this lab and oversees research in a number of areas. one of the most compelling and frightening areas is artificial intelligence. chris: this is just an am

but daisy bonner was very moved by his death if you ever go to georgia and the kitchen area she wrote on the wall dc bonner cut to a first and last meal for the of president it was encased in plastic. she wanted to be known as the first lady of presidential cooking she wanted to open a museum but died before she could put that together. i also want touche to talk to about drinks but fdr embraced the drinking culture i talk about wine and cocktails and a one to read about eggnog. from lillian rogers park to give us is an insight out eggnog place apart. so speaking of liquid also a recipe of one of the other drinks. cocktail and highballs were served but the new year's eggnog was traditional the creamy mixture was prepared in the same way in the punch bowl was put before the president and then to give the same toast to the united states. so then they declared that president eisenhower made but the one that roosevelt had was also very strong so you can see a lot of very strong eggnog even at the present day and about the trump white house right now but what obama served would knock you o

so when you think of boy scouts, girl scouts, brownies even daisys or cub you think of wholeso wholesomeness, you think of citizenship and high standards. to have the president of the united states there, that is a momentous occasion, an occasion to champion what they're doing. instead, it was totally against everything that they're doing to talk about a woman, to talk about hillary clinton. to get into the weeds, the gutter or sewer as he says about the election. it was pretty bad. i'm going to go back to the sessions thing, as well. i talked to former u.s. attorney general eric holder today, don, at the naacp convention and i asked him about the fight, the back and forth between sessions and the president and asked him should sessions resign? he said that's between sessions and the president. but he also said that he's coming back september because we're in what seems to be a crisis in this nation and he says that he does not want to see the process impeded the way it's being impeded. >> trump invited members of his cabinet who were boy kouts to the stage including energy secretary rick pe

it has been quite decent today, some sunshine, that is a picture of daisies in north yorkshire, but overallill be quite warm nevertheless. there is a lot of cloud out there in the atlantic, thatis cloud out there in the atlantic, that is heading our way, it has already been raining hard in northern ireland and parts of scotla nd northern ireland and parts of scotland as well, and that rain will push through in the course of the night, and to the south it is remaining dry but the clouds will be rolling into the course of the night and the solidity rising. whether you are in town or outside it will be pretty warm and muggy —— and the humidity rising. this cloud and rain continued to spread but it won't be raining all the time. we will have over cast skies and there may be a bit of rain if you are unlucky and that it might even brighten up and then back to cloud again. by the changeable day, but on balance most of the time it will be overcast and muggy. if there will be any lengthy sunny spells i suspect it will be on the south coast on the isle of wight to the south—east, maybe essex as well.

daisy's ready. yeah. so? so? i can't imagine my life without her.'s just talk about something else. how about sports?

hughes, political correspondent at the daily telegraph, and journalist and political commentator, daisys left the white house reeling, that breaking story tonight they did well to get that on the front page. the times carries a picture of england's test cricket win against south africa. the president also features on the front page of the daily mail but they lead that currie with news that pupils as ages 11 could have lessons in breast—feeding. the match carries the story of the royal marine jailed for 18 years after building bombs for 18 years after building bombs for the continuity ira. the daily telegraph has doctors warning that staton ‘s are being needlessly described the millions people simply because of their age. and the sun has an intriguing story about facebook shutting down and artificial intelligence experiment after two robots began talking in a language only they could understand. i know the feeling. that story frea ks i know the feeling. that story freaks me out. laughter but, let's start with the eye newspaper macro, the story broke around 830, eight o'clock but you can

soon, barry's co-workers call him "driving miss daisy."ould you rattle off for me some of the errands you were asked to do for her? >> i would take her laundry out to be done. we would go get her lunch. i would take her to all of her doctor's appointments. >> she didn't pay you. >> no. she just needed it. >> you're not a saint. >> nope. >> but his wife and two high-school-age children surely have the patience of job, when barry spends more and more time at edith's. >> i made her meals three times a day, seven days a week. on the weekends, basically, i'd stay there, and if not, then i had made sure that somebody else was there. >> barry isn't there one night when edith falls and lands in the hospital with broken ribs and a platoon of social workers insisting she should no longer live alone. then tag-teaming executives from the development company show up again with a deed ready to sign and another big fat check. >> they offered her $1 million and actually offered to buy a house for her in ballard and she refused that, also. >> $1 million fo

daisy rivera will to tell her grandson his friend was shot. >> now play time will never be the same. >> you can't even walk around the block any more. >>> roy finestone survived world war ii but died on the home front. an early morning blaze collapsed the home in elkins park. the couple had trouble getting around, smoke detecters were found in the home, but it is not known if they worked. >>> this is a pivotal day for the russian investigation, president trump's son-in-law meets behind closed doors with the senate intelligence committee. they expect to focus on the contacts with the russians immediately during and after the campaign. >>> legislation aimed the punishing russia for meddling in the election and military aggression in ukraine and syria could go up for a vote in the house today and tomorrow. >>> president trump is expected to deliver a statement on healthcare. he tweeted yesterday, if republicans don't repeal and replace the disastrous obama care, the reper -- repurr surkses could be worse than they can understand. >> reporter: we have rain toward the east, as you look cl

. >> why even dame judi dench is grilling daisy ridley. >> judi i don't think has ever seen a "star warslywood from the inside out. >> welcome to the "inr.

in newport beach, the mom of three paired a colorful top, with a vibrant flowery coverup, daisy dukesnnel. ♪ >> there was no blake shelton in sight. just those abs for days. recently gwen told us her boyfriend of two years is her "fit"stipiraon. >> bit'secause of him i worked out this morning. i wasn't going to work out, so --. >> that's awesome. >> he is my trainer. >> then there's heidi klum who 44at is every inch the ageless supermodel, who by the way, is llkiing it in the vacation game while rocking a floral bikini. >> i am very romantic and old fashioned, i guess. >> she's a simple girl really. just needs one yacht, an outdoor shower, and 31-year-old boyfriend vito schnabel paddling her down the italian coast. >> 41-year-old kate winslet gave a hint of an orange bikini with a coverup. the look was completed by the ultimate throwback arm accessory. "titanic" co-star leonardo dicaprio. they helped auction off a dinner with the duo for leo's charity. >> well, we have on impressive celeb body for you to check out. look at this, sofia vergara stripped down. does that get your attentio

>> you know, i love daisy may's -- >> seth: okay, where's daisy -- >> on 11th street. >> seth: okay,s. it's very cafeteria style, don't think it's all fancy ya'll. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> all right, you can't wear this dress there. >> seth: by the way, it was very hard for me to picture fancy barbecue late at night. [ laughter ] >> so, okay. >> seth: all right, well, great. so, congratulations on "america's got talent." you -- very good ratings this year, you're a host -- have you been enjoying it? >> yeah, i have been having a really good time, but it is hard as hell. >> seth: it is. you were saying backstage, you have to -- you have to interview everyone. >> i have to interview every single person. >> seth: and they have very divergent talents. >> quite. i mean, it's the -- the singin' chicken that plays the piano, and the dog -- >> seth: yeah? was that a good interview? [ light laughter ] >> that was really good. she was like, laying eggs, and stuff. so, and then i'm the one that has to like hug them when they're crying, and tell them it's going to be okay. >> seth:

for example, "flower power" includes recent artworks by the exuberant maestro of "smiling daisies," japaneseorary artist takashi murakami, as well as moving images, literally and figuratively, from the japanese digital collective teamlab. and we wrap up our contemporary art segment with ayomi yoshida, a fourth generation printmaker from japan, who uses a team of volunteers to painstakingly attach thousands of woodblock printed cherry blossoms on vivid, haunting two-dimensional images of trees. through a translator, we talked to the artist about her eye-catching display and her inspirations, as well as a separate tree image set up near her piece at the museum that allows visitors to attach cherry blossoms so they can be part of the artistic process. robert: what was the idea for this? where did it come from? ayomi yoshida: this exhibition, "flower power," deals with six different kinds of flowers. i am from japan, and i am representing japan with the flower sakura, cherry blossom. robert: what's your thought about being a part of this project, the san francisco exhibit? ayomi: what's unique a

. >> she keeps her dog daisy in the house worried they'll be attacked. >> there's a concern that there's a coyote wandering around in broad daylight. >> paul keeps his cat indoors, but he is concerned about neighbors' pets after he saw a coyote in action several years ago. >> my wife heard something in the middle of the night outside the house. i looked out the window and there was a coyote with our neighbor's cat in its jaws running down the street. >> if you keep pets inside at dusk and dawn and secure your trash cans and keep pet food inside. there may be protective coyote parents out there. the wildlife center of silicon valley is caring for seven coyote pups, including five in the valley. >> reporter: and on sunday morning, a coyote reportedly snapped a small dog from a doorstep in san francisco. now, i just checked next door for this neighborhood and there's already been another posting. someone saw another coyote this morning on dell monte avenue in los gatos. reporting live, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> got to be careful with your pets. los gatos, san francisco, a lot of

. >> daisy dukes. >> we're looking to the south bay, indeed. 237 a number of vehicles involved in a crash. it sounds like the last of them got over to the right shoulder and there's no slowing. no major injuries but i'm tracking reports as they continue to come in. slowing southbound 17 right around the overcross and continuing down to bear creek road. one lane is blocked. only two in each direction. the northbound side cleared up nicely and southbound should clear very soon. it looks like they're moving equipment. they did move it earlier from oakland. that's the good update. yesterday construction and the backup with the closure lasted until almost 6:00. that was almost an hour late. today they cleared both sets an hour early. so that's a nice drive to make up for yesterday. let's take a look at waze and see how things are shaping up. no need to make up time now. castro valley to the san mateo bridge, it's just fine. shows you a few routes including the route for the blue section will. it if you want to take that add another ten minutes on to your drive, waze lets you do that no matter

. >> reporter: daisy says her aunt has a broken bone and will likely need surgery. is suffering from blurry vision and docto

. >> only daisy get times during the week is sunday because i don't have time during the week but i dod it on line during the week. >> on line is much cheaper, so that alone, yes, it is much cheaper on line but rahel my producer agrees, she likes tonight print. >> i don't mind reading it on my kind will. it is what you prefer. plus it is cheaper. >> well, we all agree to that. >> thanks, we will check in next hour. >>> john john stewart fans listen to this, comedian is returning to tv, hbo says he will make two appearances on the network. one will be a stand up comedy special, his first since 1996, and also going to host night of too many stars tribute in november, it is benefiting next for autism. hbo says they are part of the larger deal between hbo and stewart, network leaders did not elaborate on. that no word on the exact dates of those two appearances >>> well, a break from the rain, well, it was short lived >> say it isn't so, jim, katie , how much rain will we see today today should not be too bad but future, very near future will provide a requirement for some kind of rain gea

daisy menjivar/usuaria del parque 09.39 ellas andan jugando buscando que comer y no sé cómo fue que mordiótenga confirmación de ardillas infectadas con rabia, alertaron las autoridades a no alimentar a ningún animal... ots cesar -- el conductor del camion en el que murieron 10 personas en san antonio, tuvo hoy una audiencia y de ser hallado culpable take vo podria enfrentar la pena de muerte o prision de por vida. -- uno de los sobrevivientes de esta tragedia relat su experiencia. take sot "me levante quize correr pero que me dio aire, entonces yo me caia, me caia, andaba bien debil, necesitaba estar toamdo puro liquido para poderme controlar." cont vo cesar -- se estima que este camion transportaba entre 70 a 200 personas, cifra que aun no ha sido determinada con mayor exactitud por las autoridades. cesar/top vo --el gobierno de mexico confirm que 25 de las 39 personas abandonadas dentro del contenedor de un trailer en texas.. son de nacionalidad mexicana..y de estos cuatro han fallecido.. --en total, son diez los muertos y 29 los hospitalizados..21 de estos provenientes de mexico.. --el

. >> we were talking about how to stay cool and sheena was recommending that melissa wear her daisy dukehe hose. >> a lot of people do it. >> in this state, though. probably not. >> not when they're 8 1/2 months pregnant. anything to stay cool. >> chuck, people get hot. you need to cool down so that you don't have heat issues. no one is judging. currently, though, we're at 81 degrees in the district. it is warm outside. 75. 81 in quantico. annapolis at 81 degrees now. as we go through your morning, going to warm up quickly. by 8:00, 84 degrees. humid. by 9:00 a.m., heating up fast. the 86 mark. closer to the lunchtime. heat advisory today from noon to 8:00 p.m. all the orange shaded counties feeling close to 100. we'll talk more about what you expect into the weekend. melissa, i know you'll be staying cool today. >> i'll stay in the ac. the short shorts not happening this summer. outer loop here. after brach avenue, roadwork hanging around. left lane gets by the work zone there. inner loop express lanes between springfield interchange and 66 blocked because the work zone there this morni

the usual process, i know this from a daisy newspapers, is the editor on the desk says, what do you thinknd you check it with a headline to your editor. there is a question about how the irish edition allowed a column that was anti—semitic and misogynistic to make it onto the page. we can hear what vanessa feltz had to say right now. when you write something, it's read by the sub—editor... yes. it's read by the features editor. it's usually read by whoever it is... in the old days, it was setting to print but, you know, putting it... yes. arranging it on the page. it's read. and then it's read by, supposedly read by the legal team and the editor. it's not like you just write it and the next minute, it's in the paper all by itself. that's not how it works. indeed. so i said ijust couldn't understand how all those layers of command had allowed something so blatantly racist to be put in the paper. what is likely to happen now? i have spoken to people at the sunday times and news international and they said kevin myers is no longer going to write for the irish edition of the sunday times and

. >> reporter: 29-year-old daisy bourassa participated in the trial. >> i really foresee that this shouldd be like amazon prime, and you could, you know, get it at your doorstep and then do it while you're watching tv. if all goes well, prausnitz hopes the patch will be commercially available within five years. the vaccine holds up for about a year, without refrigeration. a huge plus in the developing world. i'm jon la pook. >> quijano: still head. yellowstone grizzlies put to work testing bear-resistant coolers and garbage bins. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afi

artist and artists are filmmakers or anything where they said everything my life was perfect and daisies and rainbow as a man i decided to come up with this brilliant story or tell the stories so i feel like those it's really important and having that connection back to the community is. because you are finally what do you want what would you like the world to know about these kids and then i'll ask you you know if. you know our computer will bust hold. still for the show most of course great well i mean there's two ways people can help one is concretely support the check it. check it enterprises dot com go to their store in one nine hundred twenty martin luther king southeast d.c. so they can do that concretely become a mentor reach out to these kids donate material sewing machines skills all kinds of stuff like that so reach out really concretely to these kids very easy to do. in the beginning scientists believe the birth of the universe created equal parts of matter and anti-matter and when they met they literally on na elated each other in a barrage of energy but eight decades ago in

monday morning, fresh as a daisy, interviews to do.ay night he did the champions dinner. he looked like james bond. nobody does it better. well, no man at wimbledon. this was the eighth time. and what he achieved this year was to overtake the seven men's titles of pete sampras, a player who inspired him. that makes it personal. he will a lwa ys that makes it personal. he will always be my hero, not because i have surpassed him at wimbledon. that doesn't change anything for me. pete still is my guide. after our match in 2001, i wanted to surpass him. i never thought it would be possible in my wildest dreams. if the fans were happy for me again yesterday, it was another incredible day. it is the fortnight went on in britain, we get to feel close to federer. yes, he isjust a tennis player, but sometimes sports stretches the perception of what is humanly possible. at 35, roger federer is only interested in winning the big matches these days. his greatest triumph is the ability to manage his body. so what does the target now? there is a tem

member wow like to be bunk with the in the orient express with the cast that include penelope cruz, daisyley, he was quick to say, one woman dame judy dench. >> johnny dep. >> necessity him well. >> michelle fifer. >> know her too. >> daisy. >> just met her, lovely girl. no, you dream about working with great actors. it is an experience where you get to learn a lot from watching and in the case of murder on the orient express i don't think i'll ever have a better master class, and all of the people aforementioned but also, you know, dame judy dench, sir derek jackabee, i felt like only one on the cast without a knighthood, kenneth brown. >> so yeah, this will come out in november. coming up in the 9:00 o'clock hour people are talking about josh gadd behind his back and they will tell them what they are saying. >> why would they do that and why would you do that. >> you know, what you see is what you get with me. >> yeah. >> i want people to know what they are saying. he loves philadelphia. we will talk about that in the 9:00 o'clock hour. >> sound good. >>> good day, it is friday, july th

. >> 29-year-old daisy barassa participated in the trial. >> i really foresee this is something thathould be like amazon prime. you could get it at your doorstep. then do it while you are watching tv. >> if all goes well, he says he hopes the patch will be commercially available in five years. the vaccine holds up without refrigeration up to a year. a huge plus in the developing world. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> still ahead, yellowstone grizzlies, put to work. testing bear resistant coolers and garbage bins. >>> if you have ever been camping, you know bears can be a dangerous nuisance. they may not want to eat you, but they do want your food. well, near yellowstone, grizzlies have become product testers discovering what is bear resistant. carter evans reports. >> reporter: this time of years bears are hungry foraging for food. just about anywhere they can find it. and these particular bears are some of the best in the business. when it comes to getting the goods. are some better product testers than others? >> very much so. >> randy bear wants. >> we have some fish. >> i

house ♪ the doctor's sick and your head is hazy ♪ in the monkey house soon enough ♪ you'll be pushing daisies pills i think you're manic ♪ enjoy the buzz you're in the monkey house ♪ paranoia is taking over spending nights looking ♪ over your shoulder welcome to the monkey house ♪ you're ( bleep ) in the morning ♪ you'll feel much better another pill ♪ put on this sweater welcome to the monkey house ♪ good luck ♪ ♪ welcome to my nightmare ♪ welcome to my nightmare welcome to my nightmare, love ♪ ♪ ♪ in the monkey house you're in the monkey house ♪ in the monkey house you're in the monkey house ♪ welcome to my graveyard welcome to my graveyard ♪ welcome to my graveyard, girl ♪ everybody's a little crazy in the monkey house ♪ the gods are drunk and we're all too lazy ♪ don't bother breaking out feel the chaos in short order ♪ celebrate your new disorder hope is lost ♪ you're in the monkey house paranoia is taking over ♪ spending nights looking over your shoulder ♪ welcome to the monkey house good luck ♪ in the morning you'll feel much better ♪ another pill put on this sweater ♪ welcome to the m

. >> reporter: daisy says her aunt has a broken bone and will likely need surgery. she is suffering from blurry vision and doctors have told her she may lose sight out of her left eye innocepermanently. while she focuses on her recovery. >> it just disgusting. people not showing love are people. >> reporter: neighbors are hoping the suspect is caught. >> it's a shame. >> reporter: let's move on now. a presidential tweet has demonstrators in fact protesters and transgender should not serve in the military. christie smith is in san francisco and gathering. christi, city leaders are denouncing the president's tweets. >> reporter: absolutely. people are on facebook for what they are calling an emergency protest. just banning together with the transgender community at city hall. we heard from the mayor, super si visor and leaders who don't like discrimination and others in washington. >> a coward attacking heroes. >> reporter: supervisor represents san francisco's castro district. he didn't mince words reacting to president trump's announcement they would not allow trans

. >> i hear there's a rumor here, you have been trading secrets with daisy ridley in exchange for secretsef creative officer including the next big future. wreck it ralph 2. have an adventure in the internet. when you were going into her voice, your face completely contorted into a super expresive. >> your face is doing it now. these four disney princesses. i think it hit me late how huge it was especially for tiana because she is the first black princess, it has gone beyond, which is amazing. ♪ remember me >> stars of the highly anticipated original film which takes place on the mexican festival, but -- this is a cultural indifferent story line. it was about family aend sense of of. >> that was amazing. >> now, your forecast with lisa, we've got low clouds and fog. getting suppressed. it's going to be a hot day. down to watsonville, here's a strong hurricane though. one of the -- it continues o spin. it's a category four and will be for the next several days. fluctuated in intensity. as we go through the early part of the week, it is still a hurricane at 110 miles an hour. 80 miles an ho

the girl scouts are rolling out 23 new badges that focus on those sukts, even daisies. they can earn badges in school subjects such as robotics. never too yuchblg you know what i mean. start them early. >>> i'm meteorologist chuck bell. outside on a beautiful tuesday morning. skies are clearing out and the humidity is going away for a day and a half or so. current temperatures notice 60s and 70s. coming back up, sheena will join me out here and we'll take a look at the forecast for the rest of the day. here's a hint, you're going to like it. >>> we're remembering our friend, jim vance. coming up, we'll show you the final ierview hent >>> a wild left behind. a little boy left in a food court. the charges a daycare worker now faces. >>> bad burritos or something else. even more customers coming forward claiming that a local chipotle made them sick. >>> riders who skip out on metro fare, why the transit system isn't getting >>> good morning. it is just about 5:30. isn't that pretty out there. a live look on this tuesday morning. guess what, this time the picture matches th

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earlier, you know, this big, after we left there, went to london, with this big cast, penelope crews, daisy ridley, johnny dep all sitting there, right, and one of the print george lists, you could be in a room with another, you know, overnight thing, he was like all of them, johnny dep, whatever, he's like i want to be in a room with judy dep, funny, sexy, awesome. >> great stories. >> great stories. he get it, and remember that whole thing with the beauty and the beast, chris o'connell did a story about disable boy from our area who couldn't get a seat in the movie, and josh gad found out about it. guess what? you know, he called the family and everything, he was excite that we told the stories, he was just like way to go fox 29 for telling the story. >> what a great life he has. >> he has had some great roles recently. >> i should have been an acto actor. >> beer gardens, let's go. >> we will tell you about different kind of beer garden for this week's al, around town, beer gardens they've been around. at this point expecting little more than just beer in a guards glenn yes. >> we will s

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