forget it. >> they come back and say can i have my lollipop. sure, i will give you to this time. >> he says in the 50 + years he's on this barbershop, not one other business has stayed the same. he is the last one. he says he has seen a lot of changes over the years, some for the worst of some for the better. he says he noticed kids changing for the worse in the '60s. >> after martin luther king got killed, they really went wild. he was teaching nonviolence and they thought they would turn it around backwards. >> despite what many say about kids today, he says he has seen improvement. >> more men stepping up and kids are much more respectful. >> meanwhile, mrs. obama apparently has a new hobby. she has joined the social media site pintrest. she highlights sodas from our around the white house. she caption some of the photograph yourself, including this one -- victories of every size. the family is playing a miniature golf. she even posted this wedding photo from october 3, 1992. >> and that is cute. >> time now for a check of the traffic situat

i am a lollipop. i am a charmed lollipop. doesn't danny have a point? the fact is there are plenty of talented little people out there who deserve a chance. why give it to these has been british actors ? bob hoskins? who cares. the last thing he did was "mona lisa." >> no, he has no po mi t. executives can hire who ever they wants. like you said. being an actor, you are not promised any roles ever. like being a tv show host you were never promised -- >> i am the whatever. or whatever, the thing next to me. >> it makes me mad though that that -- come on this is america. it is a free world. if they want to hire somebody for something, or if they don't want to hire you for something you can't come out and say that should have been my job. maybe it was offered to him and then they took it back maybe he would have more of an argument, but it was never his role anyway. i can understand where he was upset, but there is nothing wrong with it. >> i get your point. america is a free world unless you are short, very good. >> now you are putting words in my mouth.

reason this is lovely, is it is allowed to achieve its actual frm and a lot of times you see this lollipop trees or trees that are packed back to get under wires. on this particular street, we don't have overhead wires, we'll release them and they can definitely more naturally. >> this is a great street tree, it is a new tree, it is a hearty urban tree but it didn't have some of the problems of a ficas. it is more like a column at maturity, it gets good size, but it is less prone, it will do sidewalk damage or infrastructure damage sometimes. but the roots are not as aggressive of the fica roots. it is another tree we love in urban conditions, it is very reseal yebt. >> name again. >> brings -- brisbane box. >> if we look across the street, you see a newish building, you see street trees along the face of this new building, part of the city requirements is when you do a new building, you're required to plant street trees, unless you get an exception because there are problems with the utilities underground or driveway interference or something. this is a case where there was a brand new bu

made it illegal for unions to mandate duse for workers and voters in oz gutted benefits for the lollipop guild. why am i paying for their diabetes medicine. one union scored a major victory and that brins us to tonight's word-- free lunch. folks, despite the national trend against public unions, some people just don't get it. take these greedy school cafeteria worker workers in pennsylvania. >> union ides workers in the school district have won the right to eat leftovers ueven when the food is expired. the union filed a grievance for the right to eat expired cafeteria food for free. >> stephen: these unionized, lunch lady thugs, now have the right to free expired cafeteria food. and given the quality of cafeteria food, expired is an improvement. folks, the right for workers to dine on our childrenna table scraps is a huge victory for the unions. i just pray-- i just pray other unions, especially public sector unions, don't force us into giving them these kinds of outrageous benefits. what's next? what's going to happen? firefighters? are firefighters demanding the right to pick through t

>> we have graham cracker crumbs, and our melted white chocolate and our lollipops. >> you have the graham cracker crust at the bottom. you are still going to dip it in graham cracker? >> yes because it makes it easier to mold into a ball. what you want to do is coat it with the graham cracker crumbs. you want to mold it into a ball, and then what you want to do is sitting on a tray, and you want to take your popsicle stick, dip the ends into the white chocolate. >> you can buy that already. >>> and put it in what? the microwave? >> microwave or double boiler. you want to dip the ends into the cheesecake and put it in the refrigerator for about 15 minutes until it is nice and firm. we have one here that is already ready. you want to dip it into the white chocolate, make sure it is completely coated. once you do that, let the excess drip off and then you put it back onto the tray. put that in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes until it hardens. >> these are cheesecake dipped in dark chocolate. the same ones topped with pee can and his caramel. these are color coordinated. so we have a va

you skewer a marshmallow with a lollipop stick, dip it in cold water quickly and dip it in sprinkles. those are actually pop rocks. i paint the marshmallow with corn syrup and paint them with pop rocks for fireworks. >> get more information by going to jchayward.com. i love the cookies. come back and visit us at 5:00. we'll be at the at&t tournament at congressional country club. see you then. bye.

. >> you let me eat cake and lollipops for breakfast. >> that is what you ask for. >> you're supposedo say no. he shows up looking for reconciliation and a handout. "that's my boy" is rated r. >> we ticket record player and turned it into an instrument. >> "something for nothing, the art of rap." they brought hip-hop to the streets -- from the streets to the mainstream. it is rated r. that is the box office preview. i'm raphael seth. >> that looks like a good documentary. 62 degrees on tv hill. the orioles finished strong against the pirates. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> good morning. it is always fun when a baltimore sports team can beat a team from pittsburgh. last night, an offensive explosion by the birds. was roughed up last night. here's steve pearce. matt wieters would score. the orioles off to a great start. left-center field, automatic double. the route was on early. chris davis scores -- the rout was on. that one goes through. j.j. hardy scores. 7-0 baltimore. steve pearce, three-run home run. more reynolds, and for your hits -- mark

but a lollipop to first base and ibanez' running hard all the way. didn't beat it.hing coach, jeff jones. >> i think dotel's fine. but if they want to make the move for valverde, they can do that. >> swisher will be the hitter. tie run at second, 2 o >> valverde is set to go. >> of all the conversations that i remember on the mound and there were many, many... the most common phrase and the most common question asked by a pitching coach or manager to the pitcher is: you all right? almost compulsory. >> the answer was obviously yes and maybe going over what they intend to do with nick swisher. tig run at second, 2 outs. swisher, 0-3, 2 strikeouts. ball 1. i think either way, you have the feeling that this is the last batter for dotel. valverde is up and ready to go. here comes a 1-0. 1-1. phil coke relieved porcello, didn't get a man out. aloud 2 hits, but benoit cleaned up that, getting jeter, granderson and rodriguez. a one-out walk. 2 out in the inning, up to swisher who has struggled as of late. that's a foul ball. caught his foot or ankle on the way back out of

but a lollipop to first base and ibanez' running hard all the way. didn't beat it.hing coach, jeff jones. >> i think dotel's fine. but if they want to make the move for valverde, they can do that. >> swisher will be the hitter. tie run at second, 2 outs. >> valverde is set to go. >> of all the conversations that i remember on the mound and there were many, many... the most common phrase and the most common question asked by a pitching coach or manager to the pitcher is: you all right? almost compulsory. >> the answer was obviously yes and maybe going over what they intend to do with nick swisher. tig run at second, 2 outs. swisher, 0-3, 2 strikeouts. ball 1. i think either way, you have the feeling that this is the last batter for dotel. valverde is up and ready to go. here comes a 1-0. 1-1. phil coke relieved porcello, didn't get a man out. aloud 2 hits, but benoit cleaned up that, getting jeter, granderson and rodriguez. a one-out walk. 2 out in the inning, up to swisher who has struggled as of late. that's a foul ball. caught his foot or ankle on the way back out

. >>> it's hard to stay free in the land of lollipops. you know what i'm saying? these guys haven't got no goals, no ambitions, no calls, you understand what i'm saying? i've been in the hot desert, pelican bay, every one of them, major riots with guys getting their heads blown off. but here, nothing happens. because they want to keep you on lockdown for nothing. >> what's wrong with change? >> another inmate faces the icc after fighting with a cellmate. >> they put crazy people in your cell, and crazy things happen. he was having problems with somebody else, so they moved him in my cell. this guy is having problems, why is he moving this guy in my cell? i don't need no problems. i had an operation on my testicles, because one of them swelled up as big as a softball. so when they let me out of the hospital, i came back to the cell, and there was this guy and he jumped on me and kicked me on my testicles after i had my operation, and hit me in the head with a cup. so i grabbed him and held him and choked him and made him quit. >> what really happened, nobody really

. >> we bought like some lollipops so me and miles were really hyped up. >> the kids give this really ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, zero, blast off! >> we cut off the balloon. >> it started rocking wildly like crazy. it was 25 feet a second. it was pretty fast. after about two minutes, it disappeared into the clouds. >> they track the craft's coordinates. but that's no guarantee they'll be able to retrieve it. >> the batteries in the phone could freeze. it could just not give out signal and we'll never find it. if it falls into anything that would block the transmission, it falls into very dense trees too deeply, it could lose reception. if it falls into water, that would be very bad. a lot of things can go wrong. >> until they recover the craft, it will be a mystery as to what the camera captures. fortunately, it lands only 30 miles north of the launch site. and they're able to retrieve the footage. >> to be totally honest, we got a little sick watching it. because we were eating it and watching it at our kitchen table the first time. and we were so focus

we won't have a lot of, you know, rainbows and unicorns and lollipops in washington. >> marshmallow worldy did a survey and their feeling is that the it will be higher soon. would that help this market. >> what is going on in europe is not necessarily going to help the fed make a decision yes or no. and really with the euro falling apart at the seams, with everybody running for safety, what the fed does is still not in a vacuum. it is a global perfecti perspec that we have to take into account and there are a lot of things globally that we have no bearing on. >> what is the case at all without more policy? whether it is china, europe or the u.s. there's no bull case without policy. i don i don't want to pay when i know there's no bold case without the economy. >> why do you think the economy is slowing down right now. when we came into the beginning of this year within things were looking pretty good and you were not looking pretty good because job growth was stronger, industrial construction was doing pretty well. suddenly, spring time came around and we slowed down. >> the shorter answe

. >> you let me eat cake and lollipops for breakfast every day. >> that's what you asked for. >> you'resupposed to say no! >> adam sandler played a down and out drunk who fathered a child as a teenager but son andy samberg left the nest and hasn't seen pops since until he turns up on the night of his wedding. >> that's the folk art. we took the record player and turned it into an instrument. >> "something from nothing: the art of rap." ice-t's journey to those who give insight into the minds and hearts of these poets. it is rated r. that's the box office preview. >> good stuff. andy samberg and adam sandler. they almost look like they could be related. >> i wonder if coco will work her way into ice-t's documentary. >> no complaints at all for today. a little bit of a school start still left out there this morning. that won't last long. and there are discussions taking place in the laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong

. >> my kids will want the lollipops. >> this is fun and easy to do.ops, stripey candies. we got a foam ball and stuck it with tootsie rolls. >> west elm, $2. use them all year. >> a picnic, like serving drinks in mason jars. >> very summery. an adult sippy cup. for you guys. >> some adults can use those. >> we actually use paper from our christmas decor and all we did was trace a little circle, stuck it in this top here. put it back on. put a straw in and you're good to go. >> quickly, retro games for outdoors. >> $60, have fun and look good. >> outdoors. don't kill anybody. >> robin, thank you very much. natalie. >> all american style, host of the style network, how do i look? here with winning looks. good morning. >> good morning. >> you want to lookfestive but not look like the american flag. >> it's powerful to represent but this is pinterest interest. >> blue and white. >> this is my barbecue day. you want to relax, feel casual, don't want to feel you fussed too much. i love this. in the back, lace. fringe, fun fringe. if you feel like that's too

. >> it stays together, gives it that localy pop kind of a -- lollipop kind of a roll.ature rolls are americanized dishes. it is easy to eat, there are cooked items, lots of speciality rolls. >> what is the most popular sushi. >> our most popular roll is the tempura battered california roll. we slice it in six pieces. lotus root and sweet he'll sauce. it is amazing. >> what are those celophany type neighborhoods? >> he added a little around the plate. >> i bet that's auwesome. >> it is. >> you would like a copy log on to balance bhal. you can -- log on to wbaltv.com or send a self-addressed nfl to -- envelope to 3800 hooper avenue, baltimore, maryland 21211. if you don't want to make it, just go to raw sushi. >> that's right. >> how is our forecast? >> maybe an isolated shower or thunderstorm today. temperatures in the upper 70's. we cool down to the low 0's mid-week. we cool down to the low 70's mid week. these are just so cool cute. >> go for it. >> very cool roll. >> ex-- excellent job. >> great summer dish. >> that's all the time we have for now. thanks for tuning i