kate, omg, i found the perfect guy for you on j-date. what? mother tell me you did not make a pre file forofile on the site. omg. do you use pictures? take it down. >> as far as i'm concerned. super jew's days are numbered. all caps. no ring on the finger you must not linger. >> he is looking to settle down. not ideal. he is gorgeous. all caps reply. this is identity theft. >> it is right? fair. >> reporter: when do you want to go out with him, lights camera overies. >> what's wrong? that's fair? >> given your vocal criticism of super jew, whose actual name i don't know. how do you get along with him when you see him face to face? >> i like him. he knows i like him. >> you want him to get out of your daughter's life? >> or the opposite. >> or seal the deal. so she can move on date meet other people. him too. >> reporter: other recurring fixations from texts include disapproval of kate's apartment which she refers to as a death trap. >> this is what i see. i get the trash bags here. trash cans here. it's lovely. always open never locked. >> oh,

so, why is an omg $7.15, and a standard's $7.25? todd: there's no logic on it. lemonis: there's no logic. thank you. tranchina: why are you serving that from right there when you can cook right there and give him a good one? todd: no, no, no. no, no, no. clean that. clean that grill so i don't get any of the burnt stuff on there. lemonis: i've been in businesses where controlled chaos exists. this place is chaos without the control. tranchina: re-cook this thing. i don't want answers. i want results. don't be shy with the sauce. sammy: it's my burger. it's my burger. lemonis: everybody's kind of yelling and complaining and arguing. tranchina: don't tell me why it came this way. just fix it. this is embarrassing. the whole restaurant's embarrassing. lemonis: this business would be best described as a lot of personality and not a lot of process. sammy: so, that's the texan. you have bacon. you have fried onion ring, lettuce, barbecue sauce, american cheese, and cheddar. lemonis: which is -- which is this one? tranchina: that's the double standard. it's basically a

omg! virgen de la guadalupe, ampÁranos ahora y en la hora.how es la chiqui rivera. vino con el hashtag " venta de melones" david: ella me parece muy fresca, bonita y podrÍa ser perfecta porque ademÁs puede llevar el estandarte de una mujer de verdad muy representativa de la mujer latina pero no siento que se levante nunca en ninguna de las alfombras. la veo trastabillar pero ahorita casi me muero. jomari: a mi no me molestÓ, hay una obsesiÓn con de llevar estos escotes porque no venden los americanos; lo que nos es dado cuenta es que mÁs o menos en las artistas son planas entonces se ponen esas cosas y no se ven tan exagerado como ella, para mÍ vestÍa acorde a su cuerpo. primera vez que no estÁ ensalchichada. lourdes: quiero comentar porque yo conversÉ con ella y me estaba hablando que su estilista le llevÓ cinco vestidos y ella no le gustÓ ninguno nada mÁs que ese por el color pero ya me advirtiÓ que la alfombra no se sentÍa cÓmoda porque no estaba acostumbrado a llevar esos escotes. jomari: estamos viendo vestidos del aÑo pasado porque el s

saying to the people we celebrate this day as a time to start are repairing what has been broken and omg what forand poppingwhat for too long has been closed. both leaders are emphasizing in their respective remarks that this process of normalization will be long. this day by no means marks anything but the beginning of the road to the resolution of many outstanding issues. the foreign minister in his remarks in the opening of the cuban embassy made clear that the cubans still regard the presence of an american naval base guantanamo, for more than a century on cuban soil as an affront which they still want to see resolved, and as well, the remaining parts the large remaining parts of the embargo which they expect to see lifted. he also made a lot of historical revenuesreferences to a cuban power not necessarily that the u.s. liberated cuba from spain to begin with. and military occupation. that probably won't be coming up president news conference but they certainly were points that were made by the cuban foreign minister, there are still a lot of issues this remain to be resolved and he

omg, do you use pictures? take it down now. >> why?jew's days are numbered all caps. no ring on the finger. you must not linger. he's 29 looking to settle down and went to cornell. i know not ideal but he's gorgeous. all caps reply, this is identity theft. >> it is, right? >> what is actually going on here is just one mom's idiosyncratic and maybe a little crazy crusade for her daughter's optimal health, well-being, wardrobe. >> can i please put my clothes back on. >> i just want to show you one thing. >> and love life. >> do you have any brothers? >> oh. >> i was just -- >> i do have a younger brother. >> is he married? >> can we like not actually do this? >> dan harris abc news new york. >> he wait so did dan set him, the younger brother up? >> look what are we talking about? i stopped at super jew. >> come on. >> you had me at super jew. i want to talk to him. you can't be pressured to put a ring on it. a year you got all kinds of time my brother. take your time. take your precious time. how often do you find for intimacy? i'm so bu

i spoke with them and they said omg, we need to take the bull by the horns.e ad together in just a couple of days. brand said we need to take the bull by the horns. it is in limbo. we don't know where it is going to go because abc or brick has said they are not sure about the legal issues. olivia: of course. the companies in colorado i understand they are still thinking with cash themselves because many of the banks will not do the commercial transactions for them because they're worried about federal law. reporter: financial institutions are really not sure on whether they can take the money and either keep it or invested someplace else. print pot have seen ads. will we see a lot more ads? reporter: personally i think yes. 23 straight -- states now have some form of legalized marijuana, whether recreational or medical. you can say this just say know, yelp of itself as the pot. you can look at each different strain and say this will help me with this information or this will help me for this pain in my side. this ran in " the new york times." olivia: there ar

"kate, omg, i found the perfect guy for you on jdate." "what, mother?e for me on that site, omg. do you use pictures? take it down now." "why? as far as i'm concerned, super jew's days are numbered," all caps. "no ring on the finger. you must not linger. he's 29, looking to setting down and went to cornell. i know, not ideal, but he's gorgeous." all caps reply, "this is identity theft." >> it is, right? >> reporter: what is actually going on here is just one mom's idiosyncratic and maybe a little crazy crusade for her daughter's optimal health, well-being, wardrobe -- >> mother, can i please put my clothes back on? >> i just want to show you one thing. >> reporter: and love life. >> do you have any brothers? >> oh. [ laughter ] >> i was just thinking -- >> reporter: i do have a younger brother -- >> is he married? >> reporter: but he is married. >> can we not? can we not actually do this? >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >> wait, did dan set the younger brother up? >> what are you talking about? i stopped at super jew. >> oh, come on! >> you

cameron admitted, he had an omg news sounding warning this so-called british values would increasinglyforced. >> let us also recognize we'll have to enter some pretty uncomfortable debates especially cultural ones. too often we have lacked the confidence to enforce our values for fear of committing offense. human rights are mentioned as much in the koran as they are in the magna carta but the prime minister's use of the word force suggests compulsion in all of this and handled badly there is a potential for clash of cultures here. >>> ignoring the impact of british foreign policy on radicalization, and there is a concern creating thought crime. >> to be liberal you had the right to criticize a lifestyle. to be liberal you have the right to criticize government's foreign policy. you have the right to criticize israel if you want to. to be liberal is all of that and more. so for the prime minister to straight jacket everybody into one prison of liberalism is in itself very shallow very unenlightened and unintellectual in my view. >> not just a muslim issue. >> i think it's a job for ever

it says, omg, have you heard about this?s you guys know, my hash tag morning sickness which is worse than regular morning sickness by the way, has been pretty bad. i tried changing things about my lifestyle like my diet but nothing helped so i talked to my doctor. he prescribed me dikligas. i feel a lot better and most importantly it's been studied. great. what drug should we take if we get sick of the kardashians? is there a hash tag for that? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they're selling us drugs now. the skechers shapeups weren't bad enough. big major league baseball news. the federal government has decided to drop their criminal case against former superstar barry bonds. barry bonds you may know was found guilty of obstruction of justice in 2011 for lying to a grand jury. that conviction was overturned. the government had until today to file for supreme court review but they chose not to. this is a case that started in 2003, it look forever, and nothing ended up happening. just like baseball. the game of baseball its

how do you minimize the policies so there's greater omg opening and the greater opportunity? the cubans who left cuba they came from all sectors. by allowing them to give bam to their relatives in cuba, you do give them opportunities to be independent of the cuban state. which is part of the logic of the opening. >> ambassador, thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> now to affirmative action. headed back to the supreme court. the justices agreed orehear a case challenging race based admissions in college. in a decision that could reshape race in college admission roxana saberi is here. roxana. >> discriminated against her saying it turned down her application because she's white. now she's praising the court for taking a second look at her lawsuit against the school. >>> the supreme court is entering a new battle over the issue of affirmative action in universities. the consequences would be striking if the justices side with the plaintiff abigail fisher. she's suing the university of texas at awrch austin. the college turned her down in favor of minority students with lower

she says omg perfect weather cool mornings, warm sunny days, cool nights, doesn't get any better thanargot told me what that one means. lets take a look outside, another spot here, in bernville, pa at the junior/senior school where it is blue skies as far as the eye can see. one little included outside. storm scan three looking okay as we sweep across the area but i will show you showers and storms rotating around a system and portions of eastern canada. these could drift down tomorrow in the pocono region and mostly staying dry but up north and west and see a stray shower that is what you're looking at. 90 degrees is temperature at the airport. eighty-nine in millville. ocean water temperature 74. see showers and storms rotate down into our northern and western suburbs. thinks noon time. don't be shock if one makes it in the city, boundary coming through that will help drop humidity back from tomorrow into sunday, sunday dry with sun and a squeeze play here from tropical moisture off shore and advancing front means humidity will increase monday and we cannot rule out shower or storm.

so far i've counted 32 omgs, 75 lols, 13 yolos, and i'm super tired! tweens--fun age, huh? you have places to go. [girls squealing with delight] let us worry about getting you there. bp gasoline with invigorate. fuel the journey. >>> we told you several minutes ago that there were delays at the holland tunnel. now hour long delay at the lincoln tunnel. shannon stone live over it all in news copter 7. hey shannon. >> yeah, lauren, this is about as bad as it gets, here assuming this is just because this is summertime and gorgeous and people want to get out but a lesson in traffic here, you can see we'll show you from block. we project that to be getting minutes. and as we bring out this picture on ninth avenue you'll see just how bad these delays are. south on ninth avenue getting to the outbound lincoln tunnel avenue instead. i wouldn't recommend it today. that's an 85 minute wait. trying to get over to ninth avenue. a little bitter from 10th and 8th approaching from the involvement look at this. really not much better, this is going to take you an hour just to get around th

it's quite frankly causing them to issue this collective omg because rumor has it health insurance has not been particularly user friendly in the past. but there is a sense -- certainly across the sector, that things are different. that we're doing business differently. and we're not taking the position that we're large enough to sway the market. we are really, really listening and paying attention to what our consumers want. and in order to understand sort of what's driving this level of urgency and determination that i would say is rather unprecedented, we need to take a look at sort of the narrative and how that is unfolding across the health ecosystem. and the first thing is, increasingly, more consumers are picking and comparing plans that didn't exist before to the tune much 87 million customers by 2018. that will be the size of the retail market. that's the lion's share of growth. for many national plans. secondly, we're moving more towards narrow networks and high deductible health plans which means in the past where the phonebook was really the provider network, now you are ac

. >> omg. >> he can't get, because he can't get out the door. >> oh, jesus.hey are going to bring the ladder truck over. >> the ladder was further over to the left of him. and you could see him waving his arms and things, trying to get their attention. >> do they see him? >> we were just hoping that they would get to him. >> engineer wibel repositions the ladder, racing the fire to the edge of the building. >> with the amount of fire that was there, he had to get off that ledge pretty quick. >> i've been doing this for 25 years and never seen a fire move that quick. the wind had everything to do with it. the more win you feed it, the bigger it's going to get. >> up on the ladder, the captain knows he has to hurry. >> the fire was -- it was getting to him. the windows were breaking out slowly, working their way to him, which will let more wind in, which got the fire each hotter. the radiant heat, in fire gear, you can feel it. it is lead like an oven. it was all around. you could feel it getting hotter and hotter. he bound to be smoking with that gear on. i kn

it is quite frankly causing health plans across the nation to issue this collective omg. we are doing business differently. and we are not taken the position that we are large enough to sway the market. we are really listening and paying attention to what our consumers want. in order to understand what is driving this level of urgency and determination that is rather unprecedented, we need to take a look at the narrative, and how that is unfolding across the health ecosystem. increasingly more consumers are picking and comparing plans that didn't exist before, to the tune of 87 million customers. that is the lion's share of growth for many national plans. we're moving toward narrow networks and these high deductible health plans which means the provider network, now you actively need to engage to make to -- engage to figure out if your doctor is in network and compare prices. affordability continues to remain a persistent challenge for the average family of four. that is the price of in-state college tuition or a new vehicle. we see this soon on the of health care innovat

omg. but now something different that combines the two.texting with my producer in new york and right now we're typing away, we can see each other's video. but here's the catch, there's no talking, no audio at all. >> the video is silent just for show and tell or seeing reactions to your texts. by offering this free service, yahoo!'s playing catch-up in a space that yahoo! instant messenger along with aim used to dominate. now what'sapp is used to send 30 billion messages and snapchat senses 2 billion on its service but as i first try out livetext i have to ask why silent? >> what we found was if we removed that audio that actually people were connecting as though they were texting but receiving the expressiveness of the person they were communicating with. >> reporter: imagine the app being used in public place, trains, planes, meetings. maybe even a boring class. >> we definitely find that our early adopters are closer to the millennials and some of the teens in the severance that those tend to be the folks who are the early communicator

. >> so you know how i'll do with all the omgs from my dancer daughter.iration for her. so ladies thank you so much for that. on a money different note we'll talk about the apology from h head of planned parenthood after a top staffer caught discussing a practice many find abhorrent on an undercover tape. the organization calls it heavily edited. it's been four days since the release of "go set a watchman." i'll hear from harper lee's biographer and the questions it raises about the kind of man atticus finch was. plus, a new ranking of the most peaceful states in america. somehow i don't think new york is on there but you never know. i'll be right back. push your enterprise and you can move the world. but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. watch as these magnificent creatures take flight, soaring away from home towards

it's quite frankly causing them to issue this collective omg because rumor has it health insurance has not been particularly user friendly in the past. but there is a sense -- certainly across the sector that things are different. that we're doing business differently. and we're not taking the position that we're large enough to sway the market. we are really, really listening and paying attention to what our consumers want. and in order to understand sort of what's driving this level of urgency and determination that i would say is rather unprecedented, we need to take a look at sort of the narrative and how that is unfolding across the health ecosystem. and the first thing is increasingly, more consumers are picking and comparing plans that didn't exist before to the tune much 87 million customers by 2018. that will be the size of the retail market. that's the lion's share of growth. secondly, we're moving more towards narrow networks and high deductible health plans which means in the past where the phonebook was really the provider network, now you are actively needing to engage if

. >> since we're pursuing this accord, under this accord do you think that omgs gets -- option gets less or more effective over the course of this deal. >> as i indicated earlier from a purely technical and military point of view, it gets margally more effective and the reason is we have a more complete understanding of where everything is that could be associated with our nuclear program that we might strike and have more detail about the nature of those things. and so -- >> that makes perfect sense. secretary moniz i want to get to you because i don't have a lot of time left but can you talk from the point of view of a nuclear physicist why it is so difficult if you have a covert facility where enrichment occurs, why it is so hard to sort of clean up the signs of having uranium or for that matter plutonium at a facility like that and would you answer the question, would an undeclared facility itself but' violation of the jcpoa? >> well, on the second part, absolutely. an undeclared facility would be a violation and i think frank lee was stern -- a stern response would be in order. with