good life, the grapes. >> they are good grapes. thanks, pete. send your questions to pete@producepete.com and find him on facebook and twitter. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on today in new york, we'll have a check of our top story including live coverage of this. >> reporter: a young man is dead i'm ray villeda live at the scene with surveillance pictures police want you to see. that's coming up on today in new york. if you want to soar along the highest, longest and fastest zipline in north america, there's only one place to do it. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ?? it's all in the catskills. only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. >>> back with you at 9:30 here on today in new york. another fantastic weekend on the way. we're on a roll this summer. welcome back to saturday today in new york. i'm gus rosendale. >> we're getting spoiled for sure. i'm kerry barrett in for pat battle. miranda right now. the rest of the weekend looks fantastic. >> just nothing to complain about th

so grape or strawberry?round and asked anybody, i didn't think anyone liked grape. you don't like grape? joanne likes it. you don't -- >> grape is gooey, it gets all gooey. >> this is where i like my grape, baby, right here. >> exactly. >> now regis' favorite treat in the entire world was smucker's strawberry preserves on a ritz. try that, too. >> he's a classy guy. look at that, we look at that. we got a squirter. we got a squirter. [ laughter ] that's how i like my squirter. >> team hoda -- no, here we come. >> ghraib or strawberry. #teamhoda for grape. hump day hunk. we picked our hunk. should we reveal him. >> he's from a real ma drad soccer team. >> the hunk. >> cristiano ronaldo. with the bulging by accepts. >> -- he's 31, this is him in inbees saa. >> grape is killing it. >> look at that. >> we haven't hit the west coast yet. >> you know what's interesting? when you buy the jar of mixed up strawberry jelly, it's always grape. >> and you know scien saying? >> it's a runaway. >> all righty, from standup

. >> strawberry preserves or grapes. grape or strawberry. like strawberry but i want the wine bot to be fun and i thought everyone loved strawberry until i polled a lot of people who work here and tons of people who like ghrairape. do you like pb & j with strawberry and grape? john? >> i have to go classic strawberry. anything but strawberry doesn't work for me. >> so john is going strawberry. >> that's #katielee o or #teamhoda. so grape or strawberry? i think -- i went around and asked anybody, i didn't think anyone liked grape. you don't like grape? joanne likes it. you don't -- >> grape is gooey, it gets all gooey. >> this is where i like my grape, baby, right here. >> exactly. >> now regis' favorite treat in the entire world was smucker's strawberry preserves on a ritz. try that, too. >> he's a classy guy. look at that, we got squirts. look at that. we got a squirter. we got a squirter. [ laughter ] that's how i like my squirter. >> team hoda -- no, here we come. >> ghraib or strawberry. #teamhoda for grape. hump day hunk. we picked our

the question was do you like pb & j with grape jelly or strawberry preserves? grape won. 362, we ran out of red wine. >> i know where there's more stuff, hoda. >> yes, you do. >> but you think this is generational. >> i think younger like grape. i feel like when i'm asking people around they seem to like grape more. >> all right, we put that to rest. >>> tomorrow from "the wonder years" to wedding bells, actress danika mckeller is with us. >> and we'll show you mow to write a resume. >> and a performance by that breaking news out of los angeles -- where u-c-l-a isunde lockdown. >>> and breaking news out of los angeles where ucla is on lockdown right now. a shooting happened at the engineering building. >> here we go. >> two people have been shot. thank you for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. ucla located in the western part of los angeles near two major freeways, the 405 and the 10. >> here's a live look at the campus from the chopper. again, the campus is on lockdown. and you can see that it is a heavy populated part of town. it is right at the int

eric would stomp the grapes with his feet. we could probably make good wine.c was the one that grabbed the bull by the horns as far as the wine making decision. he was really adamant about it. >> with the green light from their father, the brothers bought grapes and bottled their first blends in 2011 under the gallegos label. jessica smith has known eric since kindergarten. she's running her grandparents' wine store with her mother. they were one of the first to distribute the wine which you can now find in various markets nationwide. >> the wines in general are delicious but our sales pitch is also just that they've been a growing family here for so long and they got into the production side. >> it hasn't always been smooth sailing. at first they got carried away and released too many different varieties, something their dad warned them against from the start. >> after that we learned. we didn't do it again. that was probably one of the ones my dad asked many he to scale down and think about it a little more before we produced those wines again. >> it was one

. >> you're seeing the grapes. they've actually just sprouted. they're new growth.es about four of these vines to make a bottle of rose. >> reporter: the area is a sweet spot for growing the grapes. >> the soil out here is very, very fertile. it's also great for the flavors of making rose. >> reporter: the stakes are high. >> it's about 10$,000 an acre to just to keep them growing. >> reporter: paula says it's worth every penny. >> it's not just a ritual in drinking rose. it's a lifestyle. you fall in love looking at the color, the shape of the bottle. you want to buy five. >> reporter: if you're buying a wott bottle, don't go vintage. this stuff is best enjoyed young. look for a bottle labeled with a recent year. it pairs well with summer sta e staples like bbq. there's no need to break the bank. a decent bottle is 20. back at the parade, they're launching the latest product, babe, the first sparkling rose in a can. >> you know, you can drink it in your uber, bring it in your bag. make life less unbearable. have it with you at all times. >> reporter: this is the ne

they claim it's a blend of red and white grape.'m sorry, i don't buy that color. >> when i mix red and white wine, i get a headache. i may want to stay away from it altogether. just letting you know. >> let us know what you think when you try it. >> it will be a conversation piece at the table. >> especially tonight where you could probably eat outside and have a glass of that wine. >> in some of our neighborhoods. that sky. we have a few storms out there. of skatered in nature. . maryland and central virginia look like they're under at the gun a little bit more. that's where things have been happening. we're keeping a very close eye on radar. lots of instability that has built that. and we will get improvement. however. into the overnight hours. nice outside here in dc where we haven't had a whole lot happening here damage we've had humidity. it's been stick around. that's going to change. take a look at radar. you can see we have this line of storms that's been moving from the north and this is anticipated to move its way continu

. >> 2008, hand in hand with his sons he started a vineyard management company, and they tend the grapest go into making some of the world's top wine labels and his son, eric, wanted to bring back another family tradition. >> my father would make wine when we were kids, and we would stomp the grapes with his feet and eric grabbed the bull by the horns as far as the wine making decision. he was adamant about it. >> they bottled their first blends in 2007, under the gallegos label. they were one of the first to distribute the wines. >> the wines in general are delicious, and our sales pitch is they have been a growing family here for so long and then very have gotten into the production side. >> it has not always been smooth sailing and at first they got carried away and released too many different varieties, something their dad warned them against from the start. >> after that we learned and we didn't do it again. >> that is probably one of the wines my dad wanted me to scale down and think about it before we produced those wines again. >> that's one of the few times and that's what makes

of all the grape juice, you can discover the miracle of strawberry, blueberry, vanilla. >> that grapeuice can get expensive. >> i think the best sales that we've done is a case of three bottles for $36,000, which goes down to $12,000 a bottle. >> that's right. $12,000 a bottle. eddie keeps these rare and expensive wines in a highly specialized room called the 100- point room. >> the 100-point room has its own temperature system where we keep all the older vintages, rare to find, very limited wine, all the gems. >> in october 2009, the 100-point room receives an unwelcome visitor. "w" wine boutique is bustling with activity as the miami beach elite taste a premiere champagne. >> from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., we are doing champagne testing. we had about 80 to 90 people, so the store was very, very busy. >> just after 7:00 p.m., a customer comes in and heads straight for the back. trying to look casual, he checks out the back door. then he surveys the 100-point room. no one in sight. satisfied with his scouting mission, the wine bandit decides it's time to make his move. eddie lagaric has

this is grapes from the south of france, grapes from the north of france.lppula pe pete perriere. this is beautiful from sachget. you need a little acidity, a little freshness. $10 for this wine. it's great. you notice i put ice in mine. it's okay to do that. it's especially okay if you mix the ice cubes with the wine in and there you go. >> that's going to change my life. >> now, i want you guys to grab a glass of this because we've got some yummy fish tacos, and i want you to say "sicily is hot, hot, hot ". >> sicily is hot, hot, hot. you are fermenting like a fine wine, you know that? 75 years old and you would never know. >> this is a wine called grillo. >> i like that. >> isn't that nice? grillo is getting a lot of attention, this white wine. guess how much that is? >> 11:00. >> six bucks. >> what? >> the wines from italy are so portable and it's perfect. >> and i don't like to myself, but that's good. >> does it go great with fish? >> it comes from sicily, which is an island. what grows together goes together. i call this one twice the price wine. you

stuffed grape leaves. >> yes. tabbouleh.us groups, this is a fully functioning more or less by world standards. >> fully functioning. >> yeah, this is a -- >> we don't have a president. it's going to be a year now that we are without one. >> it's sort of awesome. >> don't you think that the main reason behind you seeing this as thrilling, exciting place to live in is that you're a visitor and not someone who actually lives here? >> am i wrong to love this place? >> you're not wrong to love it. i love living on the tip of a volcano, but there has to be some point where i can breathe and relax. i don't want to seem like i'm only criticizing because i really also as much as i hate this place, i love it as well. and i know that it's also very precious to have such a kind of freedom in the world in the arab world in a place like beirut. i don't need to tell you about islamic states even though they are not inside beirut yet, we can feel it every day. >> should people come here? >> yes, definitely. they should come. they will enjo

your rights ♪ ♪ secrets on broadway to the freeway you're a keeper of crimes ♪ ♪ fear no conviction grapes i can make your hands clap ♪ ♪ every night when the stars come out am i the only living soul around ♪ ♪ need to believe you could hold me down 'cause i'm in need of something good right now ♪ ♪ we could be screaming till the sun comes out ♪ ♪ and when we wake we'd be the only sound ♪ ♪ i get on my knees and say a prayer james brown ♪ ♪ that i can make your hands clap ♪ ♪ ♪ that i can make your hands clap ♪ ♪ that i can make your hands clap that i can make your hands clap ♪ ♪ yeah yeah oh oh ♪ so can i get a handclap ♪ [ cheers and applause ] hi i'm wendy i'm bruce (both) and we are turketarians. i switched to turkey 5 years ago. and you went "cold-turkey" 10 years ago? "cold turkey"? sorry, little turketarian humor. you know people think that all turkey tastes alike. (both) wrong! true turketarians swear by butterball. did someone say butterball? we eat butterball every day. we like to say, (both) "what is this? thanksgiving?" (both laughing) get it? butterball. the choice of turketar

. >> i just recently discovered 19 crimes, i love it, it tastes like grape juice to me. such a baby that i don't want to taste wine. i like that. >> you like grape juice. >> i have some over here. >> i can't have any because it would be like cheating on myself. i have to have my own line of wine. >> you have to have one sip meghan, we love you. >> wait, are you leaving? >> no, i'm staying here all day. >> well, you can, you can, we'd love to have you. >> and thank you for wowing the crowd on a tuesday that you can electrify a crowd like that and pack the house midweek. it was amazing. look how happy ana is to see you. >> my daughter is eight years old, i have listened to your song 50 times in a row. >> which one? >> and my daughter goes "no, mom, you need to let it go." >> oh, dear. >> there goes our culture. >> meghan, when are you going to come back and see us again. >> any time you want. going on tour for a little bit, give me a second then i'll come back. >> a big round of applause for meghan trainer. and thank you for the wine, sweetie. we love you. say hi to your m

. >> fan him in the heat and feed him graped and all of that. >> he deserves it. >> thank you cecily. >>> up next more trouble for atlantic city, what casino workers are doing today and what it could mean for the rest of the summer. >> philadelphia is getting a brand new museum and today we found out when it opens. >>> and a restaurant says it's kind of like winning the lottery only not. why a $1,000 tip was not all it was cracked up to be. coming up in big talkers. served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico®. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. camden wasn't an easy place to grow up. but teachers like mr. elliot saw something in me. made a connection with me. now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden. i'm just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. >>> we are bac

go there and the women in the restaurant are wine goddesses, they massage your temples, peel the grapes and 23u9 -- tut -- put them in your mouth and you are the center of attention. it became the most successful casino on the strip for years until the mirage opened. another change that happened in 9196 -- in the 1960's is that the industry continued to scale up so a place like the sands when it opened it 400, 300 rooms, pretty small. they found out you could make a lot of money running a casino, so outside businesses started to get interested. one was kirk kerkorian, who made a lot of money in the of a -- aviation industry. he decided you know what? the real money is in running the businesses. this is the original presentation booklet for his international hotel. he build it off the strip. here is what the international was planned to look like. one thing you will notice is that it's a big building in the middle of a parking lot and you have this flat structure which has the san antonio -- casino d theater in it and this big tower, 30 stories high and y-shaped. this was the first y-sha

[ laughter ] they're not grapes. they're not nuts." >> steve: what else?mmy: "what else is going on?" [ laughter ] i think we have to do that. here's some movie news, here. "the conjuring 2" comes out this weekend, and the movie's based on evil spirits haunting an english family. yeah. that's right, an old ghost that wouldn't leave home in england, or as prince charles put it, "i told you she's like a bloody vampire! who lives 90 years-old! come on!" [ applause ] get this, a british company is releasing a beer for dogs. it's made with barley and malt. yeah, a beer for dogs. of course, your dog has to be 3 years old to buy it. [ laughter ] but the company has released a a beer -- thank you. [ laughter ] ♪ >> steve: beer for dogs. >> jimmy: that's right, a a company has released a beer for dogs. a lot of dogs are actually trying it out. here's what a few of them had to say about it. this first dog said, "you go get the ball. i'm hammered." [ laughter and applause ] next dog said, "am -- am i a a pretty dog? [ laughter ] am i a pretty dog?" this next dog said

respect paul figueroa but i have been hearing some officers don't like him but that might be sour grapes. >>> it is like the guy that couldn't shoot straight. wouldn't the mayor check with paul figueroa. now we are hearing that maybe paul figueroa decided to resign. >> or step down voluntarily. >> yes. i believe we are hearing chief david downing will be the number two assistant chief and possibly paul figueroa may take a leave of absence. at this point it remains to be scene. this comes during a day of protest. i was there earlier at oakland, please take a look. >> reporter: two protestors shimmied up a couple of flag poles and held a banner that says opd guilty of human trafficking and statutory rape and passed out flyers with two ousted police chiefs calling them sex offenders. motorists stuck behind red tape and officers removed the blockade. upset over the sex exploitation scandal involving a dozen oakland officers that had sex with an 18-year-old woman three officers had sex with her while she was under age. wanting to know the names of the officers and that anyone that knew about

they expect to sell 45,000 stuffed grape leaves and a half ton of calamari by the time the festival closesn sunday. world news is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff and sharrie williams. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> breaking news as we come on tonight. hillary clinton makes history. the first woman to become the presumptive nominee for president. what she will do tonight before sitting down exclusively with us. >>> plus, donald trump moments ago issues a statement on the judge. >>> control cal storm. flash floods and a reported tornado. tonight, you will see the damage. >>> the swimmer convicted of sexual assault. the outrage of what his father said. and a six-month sentence. >>> road rage with a pickup truck forcing a couple off the road. how police used these images to catch the

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the pigments do come from the grape skin made of a secret combination of red and white grapes.1 bucks in spain france and the uk and a few other countries right now. the company is currently wor working to expand to the united states so those red wine teeth soon to turn blue. and and finally, yesterday was father's day of course and the odds are pretty good that at least some of you dads spent it doing this. what is this you ask? it's the cheerio challenge of course and it's quietly sweeping the internet. it's the brainchild of patrick quinn one of the cofounders behind the life of dad blog and facebook page. he challenged fellow dads to see how many cheerios checked successfully pile onto the faces of their sleeping babies because why not and this is what resulted, countless dads one upping each other cheerios turning into cup cakes, even canned goods got in the game here. some babies were even awake at the time making it even more challenging. so for all the moms out there whoever wondered what really goes on inside every dad's brain, this is exactly it and you know what, we'

cam canon's line originally. >> rose: that punch couldn't crush a grape. >> it was perfect it could have been perfect. it was short. >> that's what does not. >> they were do leading which doesn't always happen. they were coming towards each other it was a perfect punch. the only problem with sonny. >> liston didn't take a fall. >> i don't think so. but the problem is with sony, you can never be sure that he's operating on the same standards as everybody else. >> enwhen i was doing reporting, believe me, the people in liston's corner, not all of them admirable characters and most of them gone bid time i got there. a lot of mob influence around them. you have to remember, this sport which was so popular in american life was dominatedded by the maf qula. people around rocky morciano, a lot of these people t was not-- don king comes out of a tradition. he is not some aberration. so you know, it's interesting also, ali's business background. ali started out by being essentially owned by a sinned kalt-- sinned cat of white businessman in louisville and finally he pushes that aside because

>> the officers were called to west grape street in march last year for a disturbance. according to the ruling the officers got into a scuffle with phillip white as they attempted to subdue him and says a canine bit white as he was trying to take one of the officer's guns. white was taken to the hospital where he died. the official cause of white's death was drug intoxication which suggested white had pcp in his system at the time of his death. >>> the chair of the national awareness alliance issued a statement following the ruling which reads in part, three people have been killed in less than six months by law enforcement in cumberland county. it appears that people of color and poor people cannot receive justice when killed by police. >>> family members, friends and fans continue to remember the life of "the voice" singer christina grimmie. >> i told her i loved her. i always told her. >> christina's mother paid tribute to her daughter while addressing the thousands of people who came out to mourn for the burlington county native at a church in medford yesterday. a f

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he said, quote, like a grape. matt seems to be in good spirits. he sent out the instagram today.ecided to have his eye removed. he also had facial fractures. he says he's going to persevere and says it takes a lot more than this to take me down. the nfl will reportedly be suspending johnny manziel for four games, mcclain for ten, both for violating drug policies. >>> rodney is teaching kids the game of football in his hometown of maryland. rodney spent four years with the rams. after being undrafted he's hoping to form the best safety tandem in the nfl with malcolm jenkins. he loves his new football home in philly. >> very excited, man. philly is a great city. they got a nice fan base. teammates have been great. i like coach peterson. and i'm just excited about this new journey i'm about to get into. >>> reports say toronto raptors have called the sixers about knoll. >>> nice job by the flyers today. shane visited christopher dorman who was shot seven times last week. he brought him a personalized flyers jersey. >> when you look at a role model, people see hockey players and athl

call it sour grapes, call it bregret.ion, as the stock market falls and immigration is brought up as an issue, really what is the result of this going to be in the long term. >> and those parallels between what happened there and how the political campaign has been going here. that older/younger voter phenomenon is not just a split right now when you look trump versus clinton, i'm thinking back to the democratic primaries. there was that big split with sanders and clinton and you saw a lot of that back and forth. >> that's it. shades of the u.s. election. >> cal perry, thanks for that. appreciate it. that's going to do it for this hour. i'm steve kornacki. "mtp daily" starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington, and welcome to a friday edition of "mtp daily." wow, what a day. we're following the enormous shock waves from britain's historic vote to leave the european union. global markets are plummeting. the dow closed down more than 600 points. the british prime minister is resigning. politicians

grape vines over the head. 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. >> right, we are. >> we just found out weary lat lated. this is what happened. >> we're from -- >> how cool is that. >> i grabbed a few more of my cousin

grape vines over the head. 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. >> right, we are. >> we just found out weary lat lated. this is what happened. >> we're from -- >> how cool is that. >> i grabbed a few more of my cousin

. >> fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i like grapes also.and toast to you. do they travel with you everywhere? >> if i'm lucky. [ light laughter ] look at this. it looks very amazing. didn't even plan that. >> jimmy: mariah, you are engaged as i know to an australian billionaire. will he be -- >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> jimmy: oh, my god. look at that. [ cheers and applause ] >> no, he won't be upset. >> jimmy: he will not be upset when he sees you in a tub with another billionaire? >> am i kicking you in obscene places? >> jimmy: just feel free. enjoy. [ light laughter ] >> but i have heels on. so i'm t okay. >> jimmy: you are doing your show in las vegas. will you get married in las vegas while you are there? >> no, darling, no. >> jimmy: you will not? >> which -- i mean should elvis? one of the elvises marry me? >> jimmy: elvis got married. i think he must've got married in las vegas. >> no, i mean people get married by the fake elvises. >> jimmy: that would be fun too. >> no. >> jimmy: you will not. >> i don't think so

. >> what did the grape do when he got stepped on? >> i don't know. >> he let out a little wine. >> i thought we did that one already. >> maybe. did you hear about the guy that invented life savers? >> no. >> they say he made a mint. what's forest gum's password. >> one forest, one! >> what did the buffalo say to his son when he left for college. >> i don't know. >> bye, son. >> you know what, that was a good one. >> i think i'll have an olive. >> one of america's funniest dads is back. jim gaffigan is here with his talented wife jeannie. >> have a nice weekend everybody. weekend everybody. what a lovely home you have. is this your family? yea, that's my daughter, my son, and that's my... hey, kool-aid man! ...husband. oh yeah!!! [ crashing ] [ electricity crackles ] hey at least you got your homeowners insurance through progressive. by bundling it with your car insurance you saved a ton! yeah. do you want to see the rest of the house? -i can actually see a lot of it. -oh. bold sculpted lashes. introducing the spider effect from maybe

stuffed grape leaf. poached eggs with yogurt.some -- maybe i could give you some chicken already. >> make room for that i think. here we go. wow. it's really pretty. am i getting a distorted picture of turkey by spending all of my time in istanbul? it's very different than the rest of the country. how different? >> but i think in istanbul, you have all the different parts of turkey also. >> what does it mean to be turkish? what do you think? >> sarah, are you turkish? >> yes, but it's not my fault. [ laughter ] >> man, this is so -- let me say, this food is extraordinary. i mean, really, really amazing. when i was here last, it was a very different mood. now at least the tenner of the things said by the government are increasingly ugly. and intolerant. you have this social activism that's very unusual. certainly the government is appealing to traditional islamic values whether it's for show or not, there seems to be some reevaluation of how much of a party town do we want to be? >> these days, the powers that be don't like it. >>

it's a blend of red and white grapes produced in spain. it's about $11 a bottle.overs here drink a blue wine? >> i'm not so sure any of my friend or i would drink a blue wine. red wine already stns mouth and teeth enough. i don't think that blue would really be something that i would lien towards. >> i would try it anyway. >> reporter: we're going to have to wait. no word on when it's making its way hear to the u.s. what we do have are pink wines, the rosas and they're trending this summer. >> fresh, very light. easy to drink. it's a night re nice taste. >> reporter: how much of the rosa do you sell each week compared to say, the red wine. >> ten cases. >> reporter: red how many cases do you sell. >> close to five. >> reporter: it's double. >> right. >> reporter: not only is rosa delicious by itself. it's also a popular ingredient in cocktails and san grias. >> i said why don't we do a rosa? we did it. my clients a little got great feedback about it. >> reporter: i love a great glass of wine on a hot summer night like this, something cool and fresh is just the tri

we have grape tomatoes. we are using grape tomatoes here. we use gooseberry at the restaurant.t is the verdict? >> i don't know if i have a spicy. my mouth is on fire. >> can i tell you something? we wanted to do something special. happy father's day. craig, come he >> dylan. >> because -- >> oh, that's nice. >> because he needs to know how to be a brother. this is for the new baby. >> and not just cam newton is one heck of a football player. look. carolina panthers onesie. >> thank you. >> i wanted to contribute to big brother. you also think about the little guy. >> you are so sweet. thank you. thank you. >> happy father's day. >> happy mother's day to you guys. >> fantastic. >> todd, thank you. you can get the recipe on the web site. >> have a good day. >>> hi everybody. good morning. i'm angie goff. >> i'm david culver. straight ahead on "news4 today," we're following breaking news this morning. a man shot and killed earlier. police search for answers in this homicide. >>> how is metro faring under new closures in the name of safety. details coming up on news 4. >>> a spec

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economy grape rate and chooses to sleep the european union enterprisise referendum. >> i think of it -- or in a period of uncertainty and it was very hard to predict. there could be a period to financial market volatility that would negatively affect financial conditions and the u.s. economic outlook that is by no means certain. it is something that we will be carefully monitoring. lauren: she testifies again before the house later this morning and of course we'll go live to london with ashley webster in the latest on the vote in the e.u. nicole: hillary clinton taking name and the economic postals yesterday. more from our own blake burman. >> during a speech in the swing state of ohio, have equipment full text all trump as a businessman with expertise in debt. as a potential president who would pose a risk to the economy. questioning clinton's honesty in government of putting his business document. >> he calls himself the king of death and his tax plan surely set that name. the full faith and credit of the united states is not something we just can't pull away. that is an economic c

. >> i just recently discovered it tastes like grape juice to me.ant it wine. >> it would be like cheating on myself. cheating on myself. >> meghan, we love you. >> you're leaving. that is it. >> nope, i'm staying all day. >> you can. we'd love to have you. we love you and thank you for wowing the crowd. on a tuesday that you can electroify a crowd like that and pack the house. >> it was amazing. >> look how happy giada to see. >> my daughter is 8 years old and i have listened to your songs. no mom, you need to let it go. >> there goes our culture. >> meghan, when are you going to come back and see us, again? >> whenever you want. i'm going on tour for a little bit. >> big round of applause for meghan trainor. >> thank you for the wine, sweetie. i was teasing you. >> i will. >> i'm coming up to nantucket to see you in a couple weeks. >> i won't be there. but i love you. >> oh, well. >> the crowd was rocking. hoda was out there dancing on the plaza. >> what do you mean, as usual. >> this guy and this girl. look at him. he's having his own. he's on st

and travel you have new options a company in spain created this blue wine a blend of red and white grapesced in spain about 11 dollars a dol bottle so far it is a big hit there. but would wine lovers here drink a blue wine? >> i'm not so sure any of my friends would drink a blue wine i don't think that blue would really be something that i wouli lean towards.ds. >> i don't think it would be appealing to me but i would tryy it. >> we are going to have to wait to try out the blue wine.e. no word when its making its waym here to thake us. what we do have the row say and theyer trending. >> it's fresh and easy to drink. owns serena's wine bar and on the upper east side how many of the road wine how many cases doc you sell, not only is row say delicious by itself it is a popular in creedian in cocktails angry crass.an >> i said why don't i do row say. >> as for me i love a great glass of wine on a hot summer s night like this something cool m and fresh is just the trick. salute. that's delicious.us. upper eat site 5 news. n >> don't get me wrong i love a glass of great wine that does not look

two new polls out ahead of the june 23rd boat and grape written. they show 45% in favor of leaving the european union compared with 41% who want to remain. the polls are a reversal of previous sentiment shared concern of britain leaves the e.u. global markets could be thrilled into turmoil and that could affect their federal reserve's decision as well to hike interest rates. nicole: tissue caught up in the ndexal market action overnight. down one 10th of 1%. however, in hong kong the hang seng pulled out again if half a percent and the cost be closed. lauren: stocks at open higher and are trading to the upside it to ftse up a percent pay dax up 3% in the cac fractionally to the upside. nicole: minimum move for the s&p. the lowest on the slowest move we've seen in two years. gary said he actually appeared right now we see the dow up 22 points for futures. as the futures up 1.5. lauren: oil and gold trading this morning. golden changed, for oil up 1.1%. nicole: let's check out the towels. make almost may have a home and oprah winfrey sold studio. mcd

so, by nature, these organizations have bred overtime, it is like we are talking about grapes.bred political candidates up through the ranks for years and years and years, and everybody is invested in that. so, when something from the outside comes and challenges that, it's frightening. end, congress did the right thing with ebola. they funded it to stop it. i'm hopeful they will do the right thing with zika but the window of opportunity is closing. we need the resources so we can protect american women, protect people from zika. that can only be done with a long-term commitment that start soon. >> what is being delayed at this point, research on a vaccine, spreading against mosquitoes? what is not happening because commerce has not taken action? >> we borrowed money from one part of fighting emergency to fight zika. we have to start long-term activities to understand the impact of zika on infants and families, to better stop mosquitoes. this is a difficult mosquito to control. we don't have good ways to do it. to better develop tests to diagnose his infection and vaccinate aga

we have grape tomatoes. we are using grape tomatoes here. we use gooseberry at the restaurant. what is the verdict? >> i don't know if i have a spicy. my mouth is on fire. >> can i tell you something? we wanted to do something special. happy father's day. craig, come here. >> is to be a brother. this is for the new baby. >> and not just cam newton is one heck of a football player. look. carolina panthers onesie. >> thank you. >> i wanted to contribute to big brother. you also think about the little guy. >> you are so sweet. thank you. thank you. >> happy father's day. >> happy mother's day to you guys. >> fantastic. >> todd, thank you. you can get the recipe on the web site. >> have a good day. >>> good morning. i am ted greenberg. just ahead on "nbc10 news today," 12 girls are found in a bucks county man's home and the parents of one of of the alleged victims are accused of gifting their daughter to the suspect. >>> it's looking to be a very nice weekend. lots of sunshine today and tomorrow. your ten-day. weekend forecast coming up. >>> i always told her i loved her. i always

that's what a spanish wine maker did to create colored spirit the pigment is found in grape skin and indigo extract. it rolls out for $11. we don't drink but it looks interesting. >>> kids are enjoying the day at the shore thanks to special volunteerings. >> dozens of -- volunteers. >> dozens of youngsters loaded up for the trip to delaware for the 20th year in a row. adams morgan, bar owner, team of employees /volunteers are treating the kids to four days of fun in the sun. >> it's our way to give back to the neighborhood. kids live behind here. sometimes summers aren't good on the streets in d.c. we get them down to the beach, in boats, digging for clams and crabs, bonfire on the beach. they're like every other kid enjoying the beach having a ball. >> amen. >> he says the trip to the beach started with him and taking city kids to the coast years ago and now it's an annual event. it's unclear who enjoys trips more, young people or volunteers. >> so wonderful. >>> straight ahead, what this man is accused of doing to a 13-year-old right in the middle of a plane. >>> plus we hear from