i need kip. >> kip, good friend! >> the reason i want kip is because i want you to see. no oil, no butter. now i'm gonna just pull it right out of here. >> really? >> before i serve it up. >> oh, man. >> kip, seriously, i can actually make something else in there now if i wanted to. >> right! >> look at this! you have the biscuits cooked right in with the eggs, right? >> mm-hmm. >> look how gorgeous that is! >> wow. >> breakfast all at once. >> right. >> all in one pan. >> mm-hmm. >> no clean-up. i didn't need to use my lasagna pan, my ceramic baker. >> oh, can i try it? >> yeah, please try it. >> honestly? >> and, again, while you're eating that, remember -- the copper chef from the stove to the oven. >> that's so good. >> cleanup is a breeze, right? >> mmm! >> let's check my steaks here. medium rare. i think they're perfect. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. they look really good. >> all right, so now i'm gonna show you the way i like to cook my steak. all i like to do is put a little truffle salt and pepper on there. >> wow. >> that's it. and we give you easy cleanups in high heat

kip * while we are watching and wait. kimberly: while we are watching and waiting for details about accusations about wiretapping trump power tower. one white house advisor says it happened. >> my source from the white house told me she thinks it's all true. she said there were concerns that trump -- inside the white house. there were concerns trump and his around gats may have been colluding "the russians as a possible bargaining chip to influence the election so a wiretap was conducted. kimberly: they believed this information was correct, went to the fisa court, said we have this information and believe and therefore we want this granted. it seems highly suspicious. it seems to be used for improper per means saying we want to spy on them to see what they are doing during this election process, this tight race between candidate trump and hillary clinton. >> right. after 7 1/2 years with the obama administration heard there were concerns. and she said she is not sure who secured the warrants. that's her one question. who

clarks with a senior editor at kip ling ger personal finance she worked there for 40 years. >> for snowan never. quep is watching the forecast for us. we'll get hit with a decent snowstorm monday night to tuesday. gwen will join us will the late sgleingt we want to check in with "fox5" lindsey watts live at the leukemia ball in northeast d.c.. big crowd on hand. >> lots of entertainment and auction. it's leukemia and lymphoma society biggest fundraiser of the year, hey, lindsay. >> hey, lauren, matt, this is a big fundraiser for the leukemia and lymphoma society. the hope is to million from this event tonight and i'll give you another look at the crowd here about 2,000 people "fox5" is a proud partner and earlier in the show you heard from margie who works at "fox5" she's a cancer survivor an she talks about money from event like this one help fund drugs that saved her life and we're here now with loriana a cancer survive and leukemia survivor and you shared a similar tore jury to margie. you talked on stage tonight how money from these events helped you live. >> i'm frvr grateful for l

kip, who manages our call centers would like to tell you what we will do in mcallen. >> with the opening of the mcallen center it gives us the capacity to create 600 good paying jobs. trump that was president just moments ago with the ceo of charter communications. that is tape playback, so it happened a little while ago, parent he made some comments on health care and said he did not rush the health care bill. to happenis expected this afternoon and the vote is expected to happen later in the afternoon. there are other things to talk about as well. mark: there are. we turn to the oil market. this is ahead of a key meeting in kuwait. opec allies will talk about the impact of the cuts. we are joined now from kuwait city. the meeting was meant to be about how well the cuts have been implemented, but now it has turned two, do we need more cuts, a rollover? what is the talk on the ground? >> that is exactly it. if you look at oil prices, they have reversed the gains since the deal was struck last year. they will be coming together here in kuwait city and reviewing the progress, or lack there

police showing protocol says they will not release the name of that man until his relatives, next of kip are notified. we can also tell you that detectives here opt scene talked to us and told us that they'll be going through body worn camera video. also, i asked what were the circumstances that led to this officer feeling that he needed to on fire. and i was told that there was a weapon found here opt scene. the detective i was talking to said the weapon was not a gun. we also know the officer is a five year veteran of the department. his name also won'ting released until later this morning. live in montgomery village. i'm melanie alnwick. "fox5 local news". >> developing meantime in florida to undercover miami-dade players shot overnight them. were in plain clothes investigating gang activity at apartment complex with when bam burned both were rushed to the hospital in back of pickup truck and they are expected to survive. >> today there will be extra counselors on hand at catoctin. nicole receive is airo is in the hospital undergoing psychiatric evaluation. she'll be charged once rel

this is not a major threat to kip tal users because many of those are older. the iphone hack includes 3g from 2008 and requires physical access to those devices. the cia would only use that technique for people that are agents targeting and not the general public. >>> with the showdown, wall street awaiting. looking toened on a positive note. the markets closed lower shares of health insurance on the decline. we will get durable goodness today, such as heavy machinery and home appliances. >>> after 11 years of free service, twitter is exploring a possible premium version of its network aimed at professionalers, marketers and journalists. they have struggled to track advertising revenue to turn a profit. >>> the next you have food delivered to your door in redwood city, you might want how to you tip a robot? >> a wink. r2-d2 greeting? it might be squeaky. i did say robot here. as kris mentioned, door dash is rolling out a fleet of robots. the man taking the stuff out. they are two feet tall. they travel at walking. there's the guide to his right. they started t

little slow there and when you hit livingston road before the beltway and inbound branch avenue very kip tall as well. northbound bw parkway, have that crash in the left lane seeing some red as you're heading northbound. massachusetts avenue, a crash blocking lanes there. beltway again not so bad. pointing this out here, 270 slowdown this morning. taking a look at travel times, you can see a little slow again on 270. top of the beltway looking normal. 66 inbound and 95 north, no major worries there. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car. take a look at what we have coming today. the first headline here, weather alert day, we have afternoon storms, some of which we do expect to be strong to severe. grab the umbrella before you leave this morning. a little deceiving when you walk outside. we don't have any rain around right now. it's very mild but as we go through today, storms approaching and then it's going to be windy as we go through the end of the week and noticeably cooler. right now 58 degrees. you don't need a warm jacket. here are the storms off to our west. we have

local resident, dan kipness, gave us a tour of the newly built flood defenses which scientists fear willrise five feet by the end of this century, but america's new commander—in—chief is a climate change denier. our so—called president thinks it is a hoax, it is a chinese hoax. i mean, i can't believe it, i live right in the middle of climate change every day. we are so affected here, how dare the leader of this great country say it doesn't exist. it is impossible, he cannot be thinking this way. and the people around him cannot be thinking this way. just up the coast is the president's luxury florida mansion. he calls it the winter white house but it is also a climate change ground zero. donald trump has repeatedly rejected the science of climate change. even though it is estimated that over the coming decades rising sea waters could inundate a quarter of his very own luxury estate. but florida went for donald trump at the election and just 25% of those who voted for him nationwide believe that climate change is caused by human activity. donald trump, are you happy with the way things a

and i don't know why they seem that kipping the fact this whole bill is a benefit for the upper class. he democrats didn't even expound on that particularly. i mean, and they put it in the bill like taxes is not money. t's just kind of a -- that's something you can just give away. host: a few comments from our facebook page this morning. steph writes, if healthcare is not, it should be. the other rights don't matter much when you're dead. healthcare should be the life part of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. below that, gary writes in, it's a stupid question. everybody wants to be healthy. the question should be what form of government you want to regulate it. the democrats want a socialist government, the republicansment a constitutional republic government. question for you this morning, is healthcare a right? is it a right that should be guaranteed in this country? line for democrats, republicans, independent this is morning. we'll look for your tweets and facebook posts as well. arizona, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning, world. the reason i describe it as w

caller: yes, my name is kip.nd ierstanding is watched the speech last night and i thought he did a excellent jobn on what he has in mind of doing. there was one area that concerns me and that is the fact that our haver citizens now do not ample enough money to take care of ourselves, much less medical costs and any cost-of-living. therefore, we would like to know what you are planning on doing about that, mr. trump. it would be nice if you could tell us for once and give us a straight answer. we have not had an increase in our social security in eight years. i think we deserve one. host: their efforts amongst republicans and others to change social security, reform it, make changes to it. what do you think about those ideas? caller: as far as the reforming of it is concerned, if it would lead to money, we wouldn't have to be doing reforming of our social security instead of congress borrowing several billions of dollars through it. we would have a cost-of-living and senior citizens would be able to live comfortab

everybody was subject to the kipping. everybody served the king. and our founders had the vision in that outburst of enlightenment, enthusiasm, to say, no, we're going to try something different. we're going to start a government based on we the people and we're going to separate church and state, and we're not going to dictate to people their religious worship. we're not going to dictate to people their beliefs. there's going to be freedom of thought and free tom of speech we feel don't trust the collapse of powers into all one which madison said was the definition of tirthi. -- tyranny. we're going to separate the powers. the legislature, congress will come first, it will represent the people. then we'll have someone else execute the laws of the people that will be the president. and when there are disputes, they will be adjudicated in a third branch of government, by the supreme court, to figure it out. we're going to separate the powers because when one guy has all the power, it endangers the freedoms and liberties of everybody else. we even sa

. >> we are not there so need to kip over and go to roll call for introduction. >> supervisor peskin. >> rerefer. >> supervisor ronen. >> submit. supervisor safai. >> supervisor safai we are on roll call for introduction you have have items today. [laughter] >> my first piece of legislation and fumbleed already. yes, we have a before us colleagues a opportunity in this ordinance that i'm introducing today in conjungz with president breed to tackle a problem and issue and item that has been perkulating in san francisco for 25, 30 years. in 2002 we introduced the first attempt to solve the problem in our inclusionary housing and that fs was led by then mark leno. we are 15 years into the making and stand before you today to make a very strong statement. we will never again in the history of san francisco build housing for working people. that will never ever happen again. prior to the great recession of this country, homes in the excelsior and homes in the bayview hunters point and in the sunset and richmond were aforeable to working people rchlt today homes in the excelsior are going f

she was editor at kip ling ger personal finance where she worked for 0 years. her long time colleagues say she was leaving work when struck stunning, shock tion, we all said good night to each other thursday night expecting to being back together friday morning lining you do with work colleagues. she did great worked and helped a lot of people. these stories she wrote. the thing about kiplinger we believe we help people and jane was a leader in that and she would write retirement stories and colleagues stories and we could turn to her for anything. she'll be sorely missed. >> she leaves behind a husband, three children and a grandchild. so far no charges have been filed. >> what caused a fire in the rooming house at the district this weekend. fear fighters were called to the home new york avenue northwest early saturday morning. they arrived. flames were shooting from a three story building and firefighters got that fire out. no other homes were damaged. and no one was hurt. but that fire did leave 14 people homeless for now. red cross is helping them find a ne

. >> we are not there so need to kip over and go to roll call for introduction. >> supervisor peskin. >> rerefer. >> supervisor ronen. >> submit. supervisor safai. >> supervisor safai we are on roll call for introduction you have have items today. [laughter] >> my first piece of legislation and fumbleed already. yes, we have a before us colleagues a opportunity in this ordinance that i'm introducing today in conjungz with president breed to tackle a problem and issue and item that has been perkulating in san francisco for 25, 30 years. in 2002 we introduced the first attempt to solve the problem in our inclusionary housing and that fs was led by then mark leno. we are 15 years into the making and stand before you today to make a very strong statement. we will never again in the history of san francisco build housing for working people. that will never ever happen again. prior to the great recession of this country, homes in the excelsior and homes in the bayview hunters point and in the sunset and richmond were aforeable to working people rchlt today homes in the excelsior are going f

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