. >> it's called martini. >> because in boat you can go through 5 1/2 foot waves and not spill your martiniy people making the spinning laser. it uses sensors of a different sort, one that detectives every ripple and waves so while the hulls are ferociously tossed about, the deck stays perfectly flat. >> nobody has to hang on to anything. it's kind of uncanny where you are used to regular boats where you are holding on for dear life when the waves get more than a foot or two. >> and here by the bridge where the waves are notoriously rough, being on board martini is kind. like taking a nice car ride. >> now testing martini has become sort of a game. the crew chases down ferries to ride through their wake. it's like hitting a pothole, a small pothole. >> i got a call from the owner of the red and white fleet, and i thought he was going to yell at me for going behind his ferries, but he has seen us out there and was intrigued and wanted a ride. >> at 37 feet, it's too tiny to be a ferry, but there's something bigger in the works. >> here we have the two hulls for the next boat we are working o

jeans. >> now testing martini is sort of a game.down ferry and rideough the the wak wake. >> it's about like hitting a pot hole. really small pot hole. >> i got call from the owner of the red and white fleet and i thought would he yell at me. for going behind his ferry but he has seen us out there and very intrigued and wanted a ride. >> at 37 feet martini is too small to be a ferry but something bigger in the work. >> here we have the 2 hole for our next boat that we are working on. this boat is designed to go 70 miles an hour through 10 foot sea and keep a level deck. >> that speed and those wave is literally unheard of. use it for search and rescue get to go victim important quickly and safely and then other things. same hull different deck. >> the deck could be anything. it could be work boat deck. it could be a mega yacht. >> with shady spot to sip the martini. on the bay, abc 7 news. >> is back to school zone already upon us and disif i teamed one a local non-profit to make sure students get the school supply they need. volunt

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. >> with a shady spot to sip your martini. abc7 news. >> in the bigger boat you could have a pitcher of martinis. cool weather on the way? >> yeah. today that continues, but the bigger story is the moisture headed our way. this has been the theme all summer long with the high part to the south and east of us and the sub tropical moisture being pumped into around it. you see on the edge of your screen now some moisture here and thunderstorms in parts of southern california. well, this will continue today. and that moisture is headed our way. even a few sprinkles possibly today with more clouds around. here's a look from emeryville this morning where it's cloudy. you can't see much. 58 in the city. 63 in oakland. 58 in san jose. and half moon bay reporting three-mile visibility at 57 degrees. another shot for you from our roof camera. we will have the clouds around today making for a partly cloudy sky across the bay. with the winds, we will have a cool afternoon. in fact, those winds will be kind. gusty closer to the afternoon.

another martini for lunch. >> cut it out what are you doing. >> i'm just trying to erase a typo. >>o, you are acting like you don't necessity how a modern office works. >> well, in the u.s. women makes 23 percent less than their male counterparts. >> did you know almost 07 percent of the minimum wage work force is female and only 15 percent of our fortune 500 ceo's are. >> that is depressing. >> if we run our businesses like it ills 1960's, i will act like it. >> um-hmm, or you could have had a stroke. you smoke a lot. >> she's by far my favorite mad men character. >> awesome. >> hendricks has been nominated for an emmy five times for her role in the series. >> greater message there of course as well. >> 4:50 is the time. fifth installment of the step up franchise hits movie theaters to day. >> we need to give them a show >> step up all in brings back actors from previous movies to compete in the ultimate dance competition. it explores the difficulties, that dancers have, getting dates. >> yes. >> chaning tatem. >> yes, he was in the first one. >> only reason to watch. >> that was 2

cheryl: during the break, charlie will teach me how to make a martini. >> very easy. cheryl: coming up, america's mind block. tensions overseas taking their toll as the public chooses to ignore the crisis in the middle east. >>> plus recline or not to recline on your next flight. that is the debate here on "money." how the knee guard we told but weeks ago is causing major disruptions in the skies. more "money" coming right up. ♪ if you ware a denture, take the simple test. press your tongue against it like this. it moves unlike natural teeth. do you feel it? it can happen with every denture. introducing new fixodent plus true feel. it helps keep dentures firmly in place. with a smooth formula, free of flavors and colorants. so you get a closer feeling to natural teeth. new fixodent plus true feel. fixodent. and forget it. cheryl: the rise of isis forcing u.s. action in the middle east. president obama ramping up pressure against the terrorist group authorizing surveillance missions into syria. despite growing threat, president obama holding firms that u.s. troops won'

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from recent hearings, but i did want to bring to your attention a memo prepared by tom desanto and martini in your correspondence folder at your chair. at your previous hearing you asked for clarification on the approved budget for the next two fiscal 2 fiscal years. i'm sorry i wasn't able to get this to you in advance. if you have any questions, i'm happy to entertain those questions at a future hearing. if you e-mail me, i'm happy to follow up with you. in summary i wanted to bring a couple things to your attention. on page 3 under new position, you will see item no. 1 that is related to reducing the backlog. we were granted one additional preservation position that would be a quadrant base preservation planner. the preservation planner that you had requested to work on landmark designations did not make it out of the mayor's office. so it did not end up in the budget. but they did grant us a position to deal with the backlog of permit ceqa related review and other preservation entitlement but at a quadrant level. on page four, beginning at the bottom of page four you will see the begin

but it's done so amateurishly it's enough to make even the likes of don draper cringe over that martini back to school >> debt denim ♪ ♪ haircut. backpacks, backpacks come get your backpacks ♪ >> ouch, the news, at america this morning" right here you're watching us. >> oh, you should have been in that commercial. >> the mall's general manager tells abcews it was meant to be extremely light-hearted and funny and they must know what they're doing. it's already racked up me than a million views on youtube. >> sparked quite the debate on our facebook page. so many talked to me about whether this was a smart thing to do, get the extra attention or downright stupid. >> we're talking about it. >> weigh in. >>> finally the internet filled with wild videos shot from highways of russia. we have seen these before but no quite like this one. >> the dash cam shows a motorcyclist flip into the air and safely land on its roof. that could not have worked out better if they tried to plan that. >> is that real? >> it it looks like a stunt. there's no verification this wasn't planned but the evidence see

. >> in this boat you can you go through waves and not spill your martini.oat uses sensors ones that detect every ripple and wave. >> it's kind of uncanny if you're used to regular boats. you're holding on as soon as waves get more than about a foot or two. >> right here under the golden gate bridge being on board is a nice car ride the crew chases down ferries. it's like hitting a pot hole. >> it turned out he'd seen us and was entreesed. >> the there is something bigger in the works >> here we have two hulls for the next boat. this is designed to keep a level deck. >> that is unheard of. >> the deck could be anything. work boat, it could be a yacht. >> amazing. >> yes. >> all right. do you know a young person making a difference in the bay area? kids from 5-18 have until midnight to enter to win where they volunteer. it's in partner shich with youth service america. recipients include 16-year-old star, founding a debate league in new york state for girls. and we'll have more information on abc7 news.com/community. >> time to get a check on the weather. >>

. >> in this boat you can you go through waves and not spill your martini. that detect every ripple and wave. >> it's kind of uncanny if you're used to regular boats. you're holding on as soon as waves get more than about a foot or two. >> right here under the golden gate bridge being on board is a nice car ride the crew chases down ferries. it's like hitting a pot hole. >> it turned out he'd seen us and was entreesed. >> the there is something bigger in the works >> here we have two hulls for the next boat. this is designed to keep a level deck. >> that is unheard of. >> the deck could be anything. work boat, it could be a yacht. >> amazing. >> yes. >> all right. do you know a young person making a difference in the bay area? kids from 5-18 have until midnight to enter to win where they volunteer. it's in partner shich with youth service america. recipients include 16-year-old star, founding a debate league in new york state for girls. and we'll have more information on abc7 news.com/community. >> time to get a check on the weather. >> it's clear inland we

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gathering today because times have changed, doubled as and over crowing -- overflowing ashtrays and martini hours and just sort of being there to support each other and going through something very few will ever experience. the way the wives don't with the pressure was very different. you have the pressure of your husband and the pressure of the media. and the most dreaded moment, even more than the possibility of something going wrong on the launch pad, was opposed flight press conference. this was the moment when all the wives would have to walk out on their suburban lawn, face the cameras and give a statement and receiving very little formal coaching from nasa besides what they heard back in their air force and navy days which was feed your husband a good breakfast of steak and eggs so he doesn't get white headed up in the air. these women were basically just told to act picture-perfect and so they did this send up together and ran a carpenter who i mentioned, glamorous and outspoken, blond, came up with this 1-woman show and called it released a land that was her send the name of the es

. >> he must be the god father, bringing you martinis to your bedroom while your husband is away. >>idn't call the police? >> i don't know. he could be dead. or in a coma. you hit him with something, right? >> we checked. he let himself out. >> so now, we're waiting on our partner. >> jimmy: that is jennifer aniston! the new movie is called "life of crime" opens in select -- it opens on i tunes and in select cities. who selects the cities? >> it's a grab bag. >> jimmy: you don't pick the favorite places you ever visited? and the movie came out really great. you should be proud of you. and i don't mean to turn the attention to myself, but i'm going to. in the '90s, i was a big fan of the show "friends." [ applause ] and i love the show so much that i actually wrote some fan fiction. you foe what that is? >> no. >> jimmy: we use the characters from like -- if it was "star wars" you would use those characters and work yourself into it. >> as yourself or a character in -- >> jimmy: n >> jimmy: in this case as ross. so i wrote the script and i was wondering if you would do a scene from it

we went up and had a couple of martinis. i saw a famous american correspondent laughing his head when i showed up. he said, pat, this is terrible. >> is he still alive? >> he still alive. -- he's still alive. i haven't seen him write anything. >> there's a story when you found out rockefeller was not going to run, and what mr. nixon said after. >> we had gotten word -- this is 1967, we thought romney was feeding and we could beat him. we weren't tremendously good shape going into february 1. bobby kennedy gets in, and rockefeller holds a press conference and tells me, you watch this, i'm going to the hotel. he did that often. he wanted me to watch something or hear something and get my impression rather than get it himself. i think it was deliberate. he wanted to see how i would react. twice and i were watching, rockefeller gets up and romney is there, and says i'm not going to run. i don't want to run. i'm out. i couldn't believe it. i go into the bedroom and i tell him -- and his first three words are, "it's the girl." wha

. >> and i didn't have a martini for lunch either when i put the numbers in. >> so the automatic paymentsing out, but where they ended up she had no idea. so she didn't even know mig was wrong until she received this past due notice from capital one. it said she missed two car payments. >> and that's when i explained to them that it was on ought take pay from the bank and they had to get it because it was out of my account. >> the bank drafted this letter confirming payments were sent from the couple's checking account to capital one. still capital one was saying thisy never received them. >> i said you mean to tell me my payments just vanished into thin air? he said yeah that's exactly what i'm telling you. >> soon the couple began getting collection notices. silvia kept calling capital one jie. she was on the phone pour six hours. >> i couldn't seem to get anywhere with these people. >> and i was ready to just give the car back. >> i finally decided to go to 7 on your side. >> we contacted capital one and it wasn't long before the bank did track down the money. capital one tells us it c

women's gatherings today because times have changed the double bags and overflowing ashtrays and martiniurs and just sort of being there to support each other and going through something that you see very few will ever experience. the way the wives dealt with the pressure was very different. of course with the pressure of her husband and the pressure of the media. their most dreaded moment even more than the possibilities sometimes i think of something going wrong on the launch pad was that posts like press conference. this was the moment where all the wives would have to walk out on their suburban lawn, face the cameras and get a statement. and receiving very little formal coaching from nasa besides what they heard in the air force and navy days which was feed your husband a good breakfast of steak and eggs or so he doesn't get light headed up in the air. these women basically were told to act picture-perfect so they sort of did this send up together. renÉ carpenter who i mentioned, sort of glamorous and outspoken blonde, she came up with this one-woman show. she called it primly stable

inside of a martini glass or on the side of a plate as a garnish. >> it looks delicious.t is smelling good. >> we're bringing the sexy sglak i'm bringing sexy back. >> now i'm going to show the viewers what it looks like when you lock in the flavors. >> hold it here so they can see it. but you should cook it through or not? >> cook it through. i like mine as a good medium. this is about a medium rare so i'll leave it on for another two or three minutes, turn this over a little bit and then we'll make our plate. but this is the plate here. >> it's already done for us. >> correct. >> but you can put this on re y can visit our website, nbcwashington.com. >>> and time for a final check on our forecast. not going to need the suntan lotion. >> i think you'll be just fine, we're pretty much socked in with cloud cover. we're looking at plenty of clouds for the rest of today. here's the latest check of storm team 4 radar. tracking scattered showers, generally light in nature, moving through the area. we're going to have scattered showers on and off, at times, on into the evening h

. >> you have to have the pineapple martini.uor in it. >> that's what separates the -- >> the coconut martini. >> mmm. ooh, that flavor has really infused. >> especially in the morning. >> chef yamaguchi, after you take a sip of that delicious drink, i want to get your signature. >> it's changed dramatically in the next few minutes. >> it's starting to kick in. >> we always walk that fine line every morning. >> we usually go over it. >> and if you could have this meal with anyone pastor present, who would that person be? >> i didn't get a lot of time to spend with my grandfather as a child. my grandfather passed away about two years before i opened my first restaurant. if i would have a chance to spend some time with my grandfather with a meal like this, it would be pretty awesome. >> i can only imagine how proud he'd be. chef yamaguchi huhthank you so much. >>> up next, our "saturday session" featuring puss & boots with music in the dive bars of brooklyn, new york including norah jones. eight years together they've just cut the

>> i would get in the hot tub machine and get a martini breakfast, that's what i would do. >> (laugh). >> i would join my friends on vacation, at the yoga place, tennis tournament. they do a lot of work. i will say this, the moms, they work at home, hate the term stay at home, work at home, they do go to whole foods, weeingments, super fresh, they do a lot of real specific shopping, where at my house, we only have one kind of hummus, and you are lucky to have hummus as opposed to brody likes this kind, so they do a loft stuff. i think like the moms nowadays, they're professional moms. don't take this thing lightly soy fun toy see sometimes what brody and landry have to deal with which as i say one flavor of hummus versus, you know, 14 different things. probably save money, though, probably save a lot of money. last night i did the back to school shopping for brody and laundry, their school supply list from school. i went right to target. a lot go five below, to coupons, all these different things, probably save some money. >> anybody got time? >> nobody got time for that. >> you know

. >> i had a guest at my bar who used to come in and have a martini every day and said i don't get sickthe vodka. >> if the "red eye" people want to send me i would be the guinea pig and i have a bunch of things i would like to heal. i can go and try it and report back. say they send me and i go and have an ale meant and -- an ailment and i am healed and would you think there is a possibility? >> absolutely -- not. >> what would it be? what would have healed me? >> nothing would have healed you. >> god? >> there is a placebo affect that helps with pain. i believe the mind over matter. but for illnesses, no. go to a doctor. >> he is a cap -- capricorn. >> i am a leo. >> i know you at home believe me. thanks to ellison barber and andy levy. i am jed do -- jedediah jedediah bila. sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's

cryingses include delechable smores pizza and bourbon martini with rye. not liking any of that. money from his father unique fashion sense, kanye west. these sneakers are re-creation of those he wore in his recent yeast sus tour. the -- yezus. they cost 900 bucks. >> you need more shoes. melissa: i need more shoes. wow, those are creepy, right? what do i know? we've all been guilty driving with one hand on the wheel and other hand eating, texting or trying to navigate your gps. our next guest says his newest invention could solve the problems and likens it to google glass for your car. we have the founder, ceo, doug simpson. how does this work? how do you make it project on to my front windshield? >> well, all you do is place navd in front of the steering wheel and what you see is transparent image that appears to float outside of your windshield. that is how you view information from your phone and your car. melissa: that isn't more distracting? doesn't make you drive even more poorly than before? >> well, so the image is actually focused out in the scans, so both the road and

yet the phenomenon washed over america like a tidal wave erasing the last dregs of the martini sippingin a series of liberations and awakeningsing that irreversibly changing our way of life." does that sound right to you in. >> it does. monitor ray pop festival, the very, very first rock festival ever introduced the world to janis joplin, jimi hendrix, and otis redding sang in front of a white audience for the first time in his career. the who, simon and garfunkel. it was just -- and, of course, the mamas and the pa paz. it was an amazing experience for all of us, and it was life altering really to american music. >> how do you mean? >> well, i mean, what was american music before the '60s really besides the british invasion, which you guys have already covered which i really enjoyed, by the way, there was also the new american music that changed from, you know, rock 'n' roll to pop rock to folk rock to -- it just changed music. and i don't think that there was ever a decade that was so instrumental in changing things. >> instrumental, influential. i would be remiss not to the play a l

attempts to feed paper in the computer, mixes a martinez, lights a cigarette at her desk and mixes a martiniell. >> come on, cut it out, come on. >> i'm just trying to erase a typo. >> no, you are acting like you don't know how a modern office works. >> well, in the u.s. women make 23 percent less than the male counterparts. >> really. >> did you know 70 percent of the minimum wage work force is female and only 15 percent of our fortune 500 ceo's are. >> that is depressing. >> we're going to run our businesses like it is 1960's, i will act like it. >> um, or you could have had a stroke, you smoke a lot. >> hendricks has been nominated for an emmy five times for her role in the hit amc series mad men. she is the only female that really stand out. >>> surprise subway performance in new york city is trending this morning. kerry is looking at this video for us. what is going on. >> these perform ars are not your average panhandlers on the the streets of the new york city. this is actual broadway task of the lion king they gave riders an acapella version of the circle of life. >> ♪ >>> outstandin

a little surf, a little san, perhaps a little martini, shaken in the stirred, of course, and if pierce brassnannies lucky a little privacy too. >> is what your favorite thing to do here on the island. >> just hang. just hang, play golf, play tennis. >> reporter: how is your golf game. >> miserable. humiliating. but i love it. >> reporter: for ten years over the course of four bond films, brassnan told allmaner of punish. , and dealt a few punishing blows too. >> where are you. >> reporter: he admits he is leery talking about his life of theater andes pea enabling but when subject comes up it is hard to hide that unmistakable twinkle. >> it is glorious, you know. it is up is a celebration, such a gift for any man to play such an iconic role, loved, cherish role, coming out of the other even, it had to be tough as old boots to shake off the shackles of bond. >> reporter: bit of the deal with the devil play bond. >> but it is a great one, good deal, if you get it right. >> here's pierce brassnan secret to success plus scanning night sky of the lone star state this sunday morning right her

he went upstairs, mixed drinks, he prided himself on the dry martinis he may. this was not a man who was very good at small talk. he -- subtlety was not his long suit. the house was up, the appetizers were chinese, the waiters were chinese, the dinner was chinese, and after dinner is they would go upstairs and there was an organized subject at the dinner and afterwards they would go upstairs and more chat. and it was 10:30 and i promised i would get david code into a house of prostitution so we have to stop now. and everybody wanted to come. he became a celebrity. after a while he sought new york -- he doted on his grandchildren. in moved to new jersey, but he wasn't chase. there was another generation to cultivate. he had a series of dinners in saddle river where he would -- roger stone you may have read about, they invited journalists too young to have been of age during watergate. no one knew watergate was to be around and he could be very impressive. he spoke with a microphone and was named dropping foreign leaders, everybody was very impressed. in this end

graduated from milk to martinis for sure. happy birthday, sara. >>> it is 8:00 in netflix headquarters in los gatos, california. 11:00 a.m. on wall street. "squawk alley" is live. ♪ >>> and the welcome to "squawk alley" for a thursday. we're here with henry blodgett, editor and chief in ceo. as always, jon fortt and kayla tausche. good morning, everyone. busy day, market mildly negative. milestone for netflix. a post on facebook, ceo reed hastings said the company passed hbo for the first time of in subscriber revenue. kicking our ass in profits and emmys but making progress. we are honored to be in the same league. and a graph shows how far netflix has come over the past year. now back in 2010, the time warner cwarn warner ceo asked if netflix pose add threat. >> a little like is the albanian army going to take over the world. i don't think so, and what a marker, what a significant milestone looking at that quote as it is today. >> well positioned. netflix. not an either/or, both great company, but netflix is taking advantag

perhaps a little martini, shaken, not stirred, of course and if pierce brosnan is lucky a little privacyhang. >> how is your golf game? >> miserable. tragic.?yú&÷ humiliating but i love it. my name is bond. james bond. >> ever since his role as 007 made him a superstar, brosnan has made the hawaiian island of kauai owe his home. it's a live lived at the world's most recognizable spot. and he's happy to share the beauty of it all even letting me borrow his paddle board. >> get out there just kind of -- a very elegant sport you don't have to work that hard at it. >> which is the nice part. this might look like retirement pierce brosnan is hardly resting on the laurels from his days in mi-6. >> there's still a hunger, there's still a need and desire to go out there and get better and to find that definitive role where you do, i nailed it, that's mine. all mine. >> you don't think you found that yet? >> oh, you do. but you know it doesn't last long on the taste buds. you want to do it again. >> and do it again he's. he's made seven films just in the last two years. his latest "november man.

gathering today because times have changed, doubled as and over crowing -- overflowing ashtrays and martini hours and just sort of being there to support each other and going through something very few will ever experience. the way the wives don't with the pressure was very different. you have the pressure of your husband and the pressure of the media. and the most dreaded moment, even more than the possibility of something going wrong on the launch pad, was opposed flight press conference. this was the moment when all the wives would have to walk out on their suburban lawn, face the cameras and give a statement and receiving very little formal coaching from nasa besides what they heard back in their air force and navy days which was feed your husband a good breakfast of steak and eggs so he doesn't get white headed up in the air. these women were basically just told to act picture-perfect and so they did this send up together and ran a carpenter who i mentioned, glamorous and outspoken, blond, came up with this 1-woman show and called it released a land that was her send the name of the es

graduated from milk to martinis for sure.ara. >>> it is 8:00 in netflix headquarters in los gatos, california. 11:00 a.m. on wall street. "squawk alley" is live. ♪