young to remember this, there is a time when pan am was the premier u.s. airline. until lockerbie, really. the lockerbie attack could not have come at a worse time. the airline industry was changing so much. they eventually went bankrupt. during the case that was brought in federal court against pan am and its insurance carriers by the families -- and i mentioned this in the book -- it came out in discovery. livia was not involved in the case. -- libya was not involved in the case. it's very difficult to sue airlines, by the way. the law is very much against it to protect airlines. but as you see, when you read the books -- all of this comes from public court records. pan am basically not only violated every receipt of security in allowing a piece of luggage to go from one plane to another without any check, they lied about their own security system to their pilots. because they did not want to make them -- this is the word they used -- they did not want to make the pilots jittery by telling them they were not x-raying the bags. so they lied to their own p

which you can now relive the pan am experience in la — a restaurant designed to look like an airline.went to a caterer and got them to replicate the eact detail. that includes chateaubriand, carved at your table, chicken and peppercorn sauce, oh, and a vegetarian option — this is 2017, after all. and the chance to buy duty—free. it is the most brilliant experience, it really is. people of my age... 0ld.. we lived this, you know, we went through this. and it is gone. the airlines don't do what they used to do, pan am was the best and they always created the very best service. to operate the exit doors, simply push the door open. laughter mile—high entertainment, so to speak, at ground level. but it isn't cheap. their first—class tickets will set you back nearly $700. and, when you get out, you haven't travelled an inch. those were the days, when they? you can get in touch with me and all the tea m can get in touch with me and all the team on the with your views on what we're covering, maybe your own stories as well. we'll be back with the business and the latest headlines and the news

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now you can relive the pan am experience in la — a restau ra nt the pan am experience in la — a restaurantwent to a caterer and got them to replicate the meal. that includes chicken and peppercorn sauce and a vegetarian option — this is 2017 after all. and the chance to buy duty—free. is 2017 after all. and the chance to buy duty-free. it is the most brilliant experience, it really is. people of my age — old — we lived this, you know, we went through this. and it is gone. the airlines don't know what they used to do, pan am was the best and they always created the very best service. to operate the x0 doors, simply pushed the door open. -- xo doors. mile high entertainment so to speak at ground level, but it isn't cheap —— exit doors. at their first—class tickets will set you back nearly $700 and when you get out you haven't travelled an inch. my my goodness. that sounds like quite a lot, what do you think? thank you. it was a very warm day on thursday across england and wales, in particular southern and south—eastern areas, with a top temperature in london of 32 celsius. in fact, a number

. >>> and we'll meet a local all around athlete headed abroad to rent the usa in the pan am games. this summer, journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through stone. and to the thousand islands, where kids can be kings. if you like big adventure, you'll love new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer getaway at iloveny.com >>> new at 6:00 it's called power core it transformed the lives of some young philadelphians that are in a position to do the same to others. jeanette reyes got a firsthand look today. >> down near the delaware river at pennypack park this morning, you would find a dozen tower core volunteers clearing up and watering over 50 trees. >> all trees need to be watered for the first two summers. >> and among the hard working crew you also find an incredible young man with quite the inspiring story. >> i have been in jail before, and you know gun violence and i have been shot a few times. i did some things that you know, i don't really like speaking about. >> 25-year-old khalif jones grew up in north philly and including jail time for sell

in la restaurant is re-creating the experience of flying pan am airlines like it was 50 years ago.cludes steak, champagne and a big helping of nostalgia. >> air travel is not what it used to be. crowded terminals. one los angeles restaurant is bringing the glamour back to travel>> enjoy flying 10 america airlines. >> reporter: they dine inside an exact interior replica of a pan am boeing 747 divided into first and business class cabins. the experience is the brainchild of anthony top a self-confessed aviation junkie. it was designed by the film production company air hollywood>> i have a lot of menus from all of my days of flying pan am. i picked my favorite one. i went to acadia raider -- i went to a caterer and had them re-create them. >> flight attendants or air stewardesses wear authentic uniforms from the era and serve five course meals. champagne, caviar warnstadt with vodka, shrimp cotto

the pan am experience is the brainchild of anthony top a self confessed aviation junkie. >> i actuallym so i picked really what my favorite one was and i went to a caterer and had them replicate the menu in exact detail. we also have vegetarians options since it is actually 2017. >> reporter: flight attendant or air stewardesses wear authentic uniforms and serve five course meals from trolleys. champagne shrimp cocktail and a cheese plate and desert plate. >> it's the most brilliant experience, it really is. if -- people of my age, old, we lived this. you know, we went through this and it's -- it's gold. >> the airlines don't do what pan am was the best and they always created the very best service. >> reporter: at $295 for a first class ticket the pan am experience costs as much as some flights these days but those who have experienced it say it's well worth stepping back in time. in los angeles, will carr fox news. >> that is pretty neat. also this is neat, too. a cocktail bar in las vegas has robots making the drinks. it's called the tipsy robot cocktail bar and you order from table

continue to practice with pan am. how to get in when you have no other means.nd then doing an actual mission .ractice exercises on this particular one, the berlin brigade demand -- commander was on board. luckily, we did not shoot him. and the wall continue to be a problem. it was getting better and better. the liaisond mission. one of the ways we got across the wall was the offensively illegal liaison mission set up sides. eyes on both the french, endless, and americans did it in east germany. we look at our targets. eastguy was looking at the german boarder with a bullet, obviously from a concealed spot. sometimes, you got too close to the east germans. he's obviously upset. the guys would become specialists at identifying any type of equipment, especially equipment under tarps. . have this outlined it is a track guide for a p.a.d. -- p80 tank. i'm just showing you, this is the kind of esoteric detail you had to work on with this mission. you can identify a truck and the association and tell your ob which units were actually wear at any particular time. what

people would be on the tarmac as these pan am airplanes were moving in and out. it gave them familiarization with operations and how possibly use it if there was ever a hijacking. 1979. in tehran, iran, students would take over the american embassy compound. 66 americans are taken hostage and immediately the united states is thrust into one of its first counterterrorism problems. we all know the story of detachment delta who was going into teran to rescue the americans. the people from the american embassy compound. what is less known, charlie beckwith was in command. he said i cannot handle the second target. the second target was the iranian foreign ministry where the american acting ambassador the cia officer, and his deputy , were being held by the ringing -- iranian government. unit, aander of the czech emigre, he said i can do this. the unit was enlisted as the second assault element. these are the nine guys who would have participated. but another aspect of the story is the clandestine training, the tradecraft training, the knowledge of special operations

they're actually recreating the experience of flying with pan am back in its heyday. to dine inside an exact interior replica of a pan am bowing 747 did he vied into first and clipper class known as business class and cabins. flight ten dance known back then as air stewardesses in the 60s and 70's where authentic uniforms and serve a five course meal. not cheap, though. a ticket in first class costs $295. but looks fun. >> it sure does. >>> a little girl in tampa, in order, knows what it's like to spend time in the hospital and she wants to make sure other kids who have to go through it know there's happiness at the end of their stay. as fox's jennifer epstein reports, how this little hero is doing it one toy at a time. >> reporter: the toy closet is always full at johns hopkins all children's hospital. and it's all thanks to nine-year-old addison. >> kids say when they're done here and get to go to the prize closet it is a big deal for them. you know, to be finished with your treatment and to get to pick a prize, um, you know, it really make them smile. >> reporter:

there was a huge thing in the press about this first aeroplane coming in across the atlantic, pan am,ou. it goes for miles, it never runs out of fuel, never comes close to running out, the systems on it, the 400 series, which is the last one, they were modern systems — a digital aeroplane, everything worked. what more could a pilot want? the jumbo isn't the only giant plane struggling for orders at the moment. archrivals airbus make the even bigger a380, but sales have been poor and they have also slashed production. but the jumbo isn't finished yet. that hump is there for a reason — the nose comes up to carry freight. it might carry fewer passengers in future, but jumbos full of goods will be filling the skies for years to come. time for a look at the weather, let'sjoin sarah time for a look at the weather, let's join sarah keith—lucas for the forecast. warm sunshine to be enjoyed. not as hot as yesterday, though. this was a scene in maidenhead showing the clouds there. a similar picture across southern and eastern parts of the country. thick cloud across the north—west of the uk. yo

. - here is where we run the nostalgic scroll, pan am, twa, eastern. - braniff. - braniff right, those guys are gone, and you're here. you were the disrupter at the time, where now it's common place to talk about disruption, right? it's almost a cliche, but you were literally a disruptor before that was a thing, and the people you disrupted went away. - we were really the maverick, and it was the low cost, low fare model. low fare model. the area that we've really i think differentiated ourselves today is that we're also great service and low cost. and low cost. - in all fairness, wasn't customer service always part of the formula? i remember the earliest days when i flew southwest, which is of course not 46 years ago, but it's a while ago, and i remember thinking at the time they're just treating you more like a human being than most other airlines do. that seemed to be a part of the values of the company. - that's exactly right, and it's not so much that we've changed in that regard, it's that everyone else has really gone the other direction. that's the allowed us to differentiate o

he was convicted in 2001 for the bomb that took down pan am flight 103, killing 270 people and laterancer. a lawyer for the family has presented evidence to a criminal case review commission. and venezuela, the opposition alliance will hold an unofficial boat to gauge support for a national unity government. antigovernment protests have been going on for months and have spread to the poorer neighborhoods of caracas. the president is preparing for a constitutional convention that critics say it would give him more power. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalist and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. the u.s. markets closed today for the independence day holiday, ,nalysts -- joining us is james a cross asset strategy from ubs wealth management and john roe is still with us. clientsthat 82% of your think that now is the most unpredictable time in history. how does that play out when it comes to strategies, investment themes that you are looking at for your clients? >> it is an interesting dichotomy between what they are saying and what they a

pan am was the best.they always created the very best service. >> reporter: at 295 dollars for a first class ticket, the pan am experience cost as much as some flights these days but those who have experienced it say, it's well worth stepping back in time. in los angeles, will carr, fox news. >> wow. how times have changed. haven't they? >> at 295 i would rather jump on southwest and go to vegas and have a robot make me a drink. >> maybe. there's great deals and you are lucky if you can bring a backpack now. >> they charge for everything. >> much less expect. >> you pay for play if you want first class there you go. >> all right. well, from that to trouble in the skies. >> yeah. we are learning more about this wild incident on a delta flight. we have new pictures and details for you. for you. >> reporter: firefighters at the scene of the massive fire in oakland from yesterday. we will tell you what they are planning on investigating today. today. this is how it feels when you eat a subway® $6 footlong sub

the news site the pan am posts latin america and its experiments with social justice.>> people living through a nightmare of socialism. it's been -- we're seeing the outcomes now that's been building for more than ten years. there is a wave of corruption, crime, inflation. the people are leaving in droves. so -- john: why does that have to go with socialism? this was supposed to your everything. >> right. they have ruined incentive to be productive. they've violated property rights, they've confiscated property. so they have taken away the incentive for companies to be there. so if you can't keep the fruits of your labor, what incentive is there to build a productive economy? john: so it's an oil-rich country. they make almost $100 billion a year selling oil. they're still poor. >> you have a tsunami of corruption in and out of the country, and you also have a whole array of failed social programs. john: also spend money on these pictures of chavez all over. people have his picture tattooed on their bodies. >> right. so this is one of the most bizarre elements -- john:

there was a huge thing in the press about this first aeroplane coming in across the atlantic, pan am,it did its best to look after you. it goes for miles, it never runs out of fuel, the systems on it, the 400 series, which is the last one, they were modern systems — a digital aeroplane, everything worked. what more could a pilot want? the jumbo is not the only giant plane struggling for orders at the moment. archrivals airbus make the even bigger a380, but sales have been poor and they have also slashed production. but the jumbo jet isn't finished yet. that hump is there for a reason — the nose comes up to carry freight. it might carry fewer passengers in future butjohn it might carry fewer passengers in future but john bowe it might carry fewer passengers in future butjohn bowe is full of good will be filling the skies for years to come. 100 years ago today, women were allowed to join the armed forces in the uk. since then quite a lot has changed. women now serve on the front line in support roles such as medics, and bomb disposal experts. we arranged for a world war two veteran to m

there was a huge thing in the press about this first aeroplane coming in across the atlantic, pan am,, they were modern systems. a digital aeroplane, everything worked. what more could a pilot want? the jumbo isn't the only giant plane struggling for orders at the moment. archrivals airbus make the even bigger a380, but sales have been poor and they have also slashed production. but the jumbo isn't finished yet. that hump is there for a reason, the nose comes up to carry freight. it might carry fewer passengers in future, butjumbos full of goods will be filling the skies for years to come. all the headlines coming up in a moment but first, a weather update. the weekend pretty much upon us, bit ofa mix the weekend pretty much upon us, bit of a mix around, warm summer sunshine for us. certainly here is the scene in worcestershire, from one of the weather watchers, showing the beautiful bruce guy ‘s. —— beautiful blue skies. sunspots of showery rain, and for wimbledon, things are dry, very small chance of a light shower. predominantly dry. through the course of the evening and overnight,

there was a huge thing in the press about this first aeroplane coming in across the atlantic, pan am,ould a pilot want? the jumbo isn't the only giant plane struggling for orders at the moment. archrivals airbus make the even bigger a380, but sales have been poor and they have also slashed production. but the jumbo isn't finished yet. that hump is there for a reason, the nose comes up to carry freight. it might carry fewer passengers in future, but jumbos full of goods will be filling the skies for years to come. studio: a new gallery will open in david hockney‘s hometown of bradford today — to coincide with his 80th birthday this week. the david hockney gallery, at cartwright hall, houses the largest public collection of his early artworks from bradford in the 1950s. the display also includes family photos and previously unseen footage of him working in his studio. we will have all the headlines, hopefully the first images of the handshake between president putin and president trump, all to come from hamburg. first, the weather forecast. more in the way of sunshine out there, but we

. >>> it was 35 years ago yesterday when a pan am flight crashed in louisiana.n in a storm shortly after takeoff from new orleans. destroying several homes. surviving the disaster was melissa ferarra, who was 18 months old at the time. she was covered with debris. >>> a new york couple's wedding ended on an unexpected note when the groom was arrested. he was allegedly setting off professional fireworks during his back yard wedding reception on long island. police were responding to noise complaints when they found those fireworks. police say neighbors also complained that their decks and boats were covered in debris. >>> and about 400 divers and snorkelers attended an underwater music festival this weekend in the florida keys. >> a local radio station helped organize the event and provided the sound track. the play list included, of course, "the little mermaid." little "jaws " action. "flipper" as well. and can't do an underwater party without the beatle's "yellow submarine." >> that's a given. you probably have to take out your breathing device to breathe. as w

megrahi was convicted in 2001 of the explosion on the pan am flight which killed 270 people in 1988.nt of the european commission called it "ridiculous". jean—claude juncker was attending a debate with the maltese prime minister, joseph muscat, to mark the end of malta's presidency of the eu. mrjuncker complained that only a low number of meps had turned up. from strasbourg, adam fleming reports. the maltese prime minister came to the european parliament to celebrate the end of his country's six—month stint helping to run the eu. but look how few meps turned up, prompting this outburst from the president of the european commission. there are only a few members in the plenary to control the commission. you are ridiculous. despite a telling off by the parliament's president, he made this pledge. i will never... i will never again attend a meeting of this kind. the commission is under the control of the parliament, but the parliament has to respect even the presidencies of smaller countries, what the parliament is not doing. parliament has come to life since mrjuncker spoke this morning

there was a huge thing in the press about this first aeroplane coming in across the atlantic, pan am, systems common digital aeroplane, everything worked. what more could a pilot want? the jumbo is not the only giant plane struggling for orders at the moment. archrival is a bus make the even bigger a 380, but sales have been poor and they have also slashed production. —— archrivals airbus make the even bigger a380. but the jumbo jet is not finished yet. that knows comes up not finished yet. that knows comes up to carry freight. jumbo jets full of freight will be filling the skies for many years to come. i do enjoy seeing planes built. yes, and those sped up versions of the plane being destroyed a great. have you heard of flying ant day? the phenomenon's already caused chaos at wimbledon. we'll find out what it is and why it happens later on. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news. i'm sonja jessup. the family of a man from dartford who was stabbed to death in cyprus say they're devastated that the man suspected of killing him has

it looks like the pan am bag that leonardo dicaprio had in that movie.ith legal papers. is there anything in there on jamie dimon? mario: first of all, jamie dimon is brilliant. i found a manual report of a company that is a tiny bank in southern california that has been in business for 100 years. shares of by three month of that because it doesn't trade much but those are the heirlooms that you want. jamie dimon understood the world and the future. my clients, the trust banks. bank of new york and northern trust. why? what happened in the way the allocated capital, they would going to do that again. tom: gary cohn is chair of the fed, does that work for mario gabelli? mario: it doesn't matter. we have a political system and we get new people in all the time. tom: we will listen to chair yellen today. the second day of testimony. look for that later this morning at 9:30 or 10:00. michael mckee had great coverage of that yesterday. we continue with mario gabelli. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is a "bloomberg surveillance." the keys toing over its busi

he was convicted in 2001 for the bomb that took down pan am flight 103, killing 270 people.he family presented evidence to eight scottish criminal case review commission. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. mark: thanks. story ofhis developing monte paschi. the european commission finally approving italy's plan to rescue pavingld's oldest bank, the way for a $6 billion r jens -- injection. joining us now is our italy chief. why did this take so long? >> a couple of reasons. first of all, the european central bank had to formally establish that monte dei paschi is a solvent bank pay that is a requirement to get aid such as this. and they also wanted to make sure that they could find a way to remove this massive amount of bad loans. about 26 billion euros. ,hat they can get rid of that potentially, to private investors. they have a preliminary deal to do that through a vehicle set up about a year ago to help banks get rid of their bad loans. mark: monte paschi bowing to

it's t if the reason i am trading the stock doesn't pan out.a stock for trade, not an investment, and it goes against you in a meaningful way, perhaps a decline of 50 cents is meaningful, you may have a problem on your hand i'm extremely disciplined to the penny when trading i cut my losses quickly and get over them quickly. so my first loss is my best loss all other losses tend to be from lower levels and bigger costs to me if i don't operate on this principle. can you feel the trade going awry because of ego, pig headedness they don't want to heed the thunder and they stay in, only having to panic out at lower levels when the catalyst doesn't occur and the whole reason to own the stock evaporates so please, don't fool yourself cut your losses quickly when you put a trade on and it goes awry. just a fact of life. all the studies i've made, the bottom line, never turn a trade into an investment better to take the loss, because believe me, the percentages say that you will most likely lose money. and if you do so, do it earlier rather than later

am. >> my wife called me at work and said she did not think that elizabeth could hear so i told her to take the pan in the spoon to the crib and see if she responds. >> a few moments later she picked up the phone sobbing and i knew. >> i am is death -- as deaf as i can be your >> we did not think she would know music or be able to participate.>> reporter: hearing aids were ineffective so they turn to a surgery that was unorthodox for a five-year- old child>> in order for a list but to get through the audio world, the implant surgery was our next step in it was part of better than we could hope. >> i could hear all of the sounds at once, and i would turn the water on and off, move the chair or unlock the door and i thought that is what it sounds like.>> reporter: two years later she took up swimming. >> she thrived and she loves raising. >> reporter: the love grew as elizabeth grew and excelled in the pool despite her competitive disadvantage because the cochlear implant was not waterproof so when she was swimming the world was again silent. >> i had to turn my head all the way to see the starters a

pan. she is my girlfriend. even though i am leery of being with men because of what i have been through in the past, i think being with her, i don't know, it's just -- it's something about it, her looking like a guy but knowing she is a girl is intriguing i guess. >> emilee keen is assigned to a neighboring housing unit. but the couple has learned to skirt jail regulations in order to carry on their clandestine courtship. >> we are not allowed to have any letters we can't pass to any other inmates. so we have to be sneaky about it. so we go to this door, and then after it is folded like this, we just pass it under like that. and then they grab it. and then they write one and send it back. i stuff this in my legal folders so they can't search it. this, i covered it with like a cover letter to the -- to the judge. but these are all of the letters from emilee. and i think i have given her even more. there's 71 letters in here. >> keen still remembers the first time dailey wrote her. >> i, you know, read the letter from brayden, an

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am super excited. you want to know why? >> why is that? >> because everybody loves our copper chef pan! >> it's my favorite pan. >> i know!s everybody's favorite pan. you know, we sold over a million of these guys! >> i'm not surprised. >> come on! they've been asking us for more. >> a bigger one! >> let me introduce the copper chef xl. >> yeah! >> it's 60% bigger than the original. it means we can go super high searing temperatures. >> oh, my gosh. >> now we're gonna go to this corner. >> oh, my gosh. every corner! >> and everywhere in between. >> perfect. >> nine filet mignons in here. >> wow. >> they're cooking perfectly. and you're gonna get great results. now, in the original pan, which was big, i could only get four. >> yeah. yeah. >> you've got nine huge fillets in there. all right, we're gonna let those cook. >> okay. >> now, the other thing that we did -- we put two side handles on here. so we call it a casserole. >> right. okay. >> so what that's gonna do for us is it's gonna make it easier to roast. >> a turkey? are you kidding me? >> this is a 12-pound turkey. see, you don't need your lasagna pan, your roastin

. >> i am, it is 5:00 a.m. >> pan over lets see how messy >> i only slept for an hour, thinks all weere, my bed , my star wars socks, my suitcase. i only slept an her last night i had a healthy snack before bed a bag of potato chips before dinner. >> yes. >> and by the way some skittl es here. i'm trying to keep it healthy. i got to keep the abs in shape >> yes. >> thanks, kevin. >> you are going wild on twit ter. nike has this pair of slippers now. i see pink shirt with pink slippers. what do you see. >> i see a tiffany blue as one of our viewers described it and dray. >> alex holley just posted this on instagram, on instagram, i see tiffany blue. >> do you think on our tv it looks pink but on our phonesy don't know. >> go to alex holley tv. >> and start weighing in on twitter, i see a different color on tv it is pink, on instagram it is tiffany blue. what is happening. it is a brain issue. >> something wrong with my eyes. >> it is the way your brain's wire. >> jen has a surprise this morning. >> okay. >> okay. so this is going to be a truly inspirational one mike's probably going t

. >> you did >> back in '95 i am getting old there was a pan tone color that doesn't have after image look at a screen and look away, certain colors track with you. but that sort of tan taupe color doesn't come with you. doesn't move with you. >> there are laws in countries, germany has restrictions on what color things can be in the data center, no idea why. >> all regulations. >>> as we were speaking, blackrock is out with numbers. the asset manager earned 5.24 a share for the second quarter, below the consensus estimate of $5.40. revenue was below forecast the ceo larry fink says significant cash remains on the sidelines, but that investors have begun to put more cash to work so far replacing people with machines hasn't helped black rock we'll see. >> not a big replacement >> starts like that, slowly it happens. elam musk says all of us are going to be replaced by artificial intelligence. >> bill gates shares some of his concerns >>> coming up when we return, the political effect on the markets. joined by roger altman and then senator more os oh will be here. and dean of the columb

i am about -- i would say about 300 yards or so and we'll see if we can pan over in that direction. let me ask my excellent cameraman, bill here to pan over in this direction if we can. if you can see that, and brooke, you can see some smoke in the distance there. that was black and billowing earlier. that has calmed down significantly. but you can see the images and the people along the river there, and i would say it is dissipated somewhat. the one thing that i have had my eye on and they weren't there nymp anymore, was a line of s.w.a.t. officers or something of that kind, tactical officers with white helmet on that were sort of blocking the way there. but you can see the bridge and that's where fred is reporting from, down there up that thoroughfare right there, so this is literally we're on a hotel rooftop, not far from there at all, brooke, so you're getting a sense of what is happening from there. but as of now, i do not see any fireworks we saw earlier. i don't see any tear gas we saw earlier. the water cannons that were flying, we don't see those as well. we hear helicopter

pan dulce. this one we've got foie gras in our butter. we've kind of upped the ante a little bit. and then some piloncillo. >> anthony: great, thank you. man, i ammuch. thank you. >> eddie: this is the most nostalgic dish i've ever had at a restaurant in los angeles. in mexican panaderias, this is called areva nada. nothing says my childhood like this dish right here. >> anthony: i've worked in french and italian restaurants my whole career, but, i mean, really if i think about it, they were mexican restaurants and ecuadorian restaurants, because the majority of the cooks and the people working with me were from those countries. that's who picked me up when i fell down, who showed me what to do when i walked in and didn't know anything and nobody knew my name. >> eddie: right, it's just the way our culture is. we're so family-oriented that that's what matters to us. at the same time, i feel like our jobs as chefs is to bring in our unique latin american experience to dining, family, tradition, food, culture. and l.a. is the heart of that. it really is. and hopefully that resonates throughout the rest of the country. so that's the idea. what do y

i told her to take a pan and spend and put it next to the crib to see if she would respond and a couple of days later i pick up the phone and my wife was sobbing so i knew. >> i amdeaf as i can be. >> we were told she would never read above the third grade level, or no music and we thought she would not be able to participate in any of that. >> reporter: that hearing aids proved an effective so they did surgery that was unorthodox for a five-year-old child. >> in order for a list but to succeed in the audio world the cochlear plant -- implant was the next debt. >> i cried, and i could hear all of the sound that wants, turning on the water and turning it off, moving a chair, knocking on the door, and i was like that's what it sounds like. >> reporter: two years later she took up swimming. >> the transition into the pool was easy and the driving physically and she loved racing. >> reporter: she excelled in the pool despite her competitive disadvantage because her cochlear implant was not waterproof so when she was swimming the world was again silent. >> when i was in my diving position i would have to turn my head to see the starter and back then they had to use a

pan to steal confidential information in a business dispute. the company, imr withdrew the accusation, soon after without providing a reason. in an earlier related case, he denied a similar accusation, saying, in an affidavit, i amputer specialist, and i am not capable of hacking. jim, what was this guy known in d.c. political circles? >> he was well known. known to be tied to, powerful people in russia, both in, in government, and in business. and he was lobbying against -- very consequential piece of u.s., u.s. law, the act which punishes some very powerful people in russia. in terms of travel restrictions, but also economic sanctions, people who have been accused by the way, of human rights abuses. and, that's something that he -- and the lawyer, who was at the center of this meeting share they were lobbying, to change this u.s. policy. and, that's, that's a consequential fact. because the it sets up -- what some lawmakers have pointed out. could have been, obviously, a lot more work need to be done here, could have been a quid pro quo. in other words, give you help here. this where's we need help here. >> he also told the ap he "never thought this would be such a big deal." did he offer details about the mee

am correct. >> i will go with that. >> i think it's right. >> the camera is panning around.ould be a lovely day once the clouds clear. we are joining you this morning on mornings on 2. i'm allie rasmus. >> we will get a quick check of the weather. we should do that because it's your turn to talk. >> how about more of the same. afternoon sunshine expected away from the coastline. temperatures are going to warm slightly as we get into the afternoon. a few at sfo. no problems -- we had sfo. it's back. here is another picture for you. low clouds have moved into the bay once again. a beautiful shot. like heaven on earth. san francisco 52. oakland upper 50s. livermore 56 as well as san jose to start the day. temperatures are similar to yesterday. up a few degrees by portions in the north bay. low cloud deck with us. fog along the coast. the possibility of drizzle there inside the bay. many folks are waking up with sunshine. san jose and livermore mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies this morning. fairfield reporting 20 miles per hour breeze. south wind out of concord at 14. for mo

and d together those will be flashes in the pans and when i hear that people are doing great bacon and i love bacon, i'll go try it. >> bacon forever is what i amring. >> i hope so thank you. danny meyer. >>> netflix hitting all-time highs and the streaming serviciservice hitting two major milestones chipotle plunging 6% and a new round of people getting sick at one of the restaurants is today done? we'll speak to an analyst who upgraded the stock before the news broke ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying countermeasures. keeping the world of business connected and protected. that's the power of and. >> welcome back, everyting to "pow "pow "power lunch," netflix, the company hitting a milestone on two key fronts julia boorstin with more >> netflix added 5.2 million new subscribers in the quarter for the first time it topped 100 million subscribers and for the first time over half of those subscribers are overseas,

pan police in georgia he went off on cops while drunk in public. here's what he had to say... he continued i have been struggling with addiction publicly for far too long and i aman be forgiven for my mis mistake. >> we wish him well. >> yeah. for sure. >> okay. don't mess with momma bear kim kardashian. earlier this week, the keeping up with the kardashians star's daughter northwest was photographed in new york wearing what appeared to be a cream colored corset. on top of a peach dress. now once the snaps hit the web kanye west wife was immediately slammed for dressing her four-year-old in suggestive and inappropriate attire. the real had the tv queen took to twitter she denied any wrongdoing in the video she says in this wasn't wearing a corset. it was decorative fabric that gave the illusion of one. she says i would never put my daughter in anything like that. so there you go. she defended it. this comes on the heels of the cocaine controversy that was yet another snap people thought lines of coke were actually in the background of her picture. this was the one she snapped, see, put t the mother of two took to social media originally said it was just sugar f

pan. and you take a spice jar. it makes the cute cups here that you can fill with ice cream. check that out. >> that's hard to do. you're much stronger than i amu want to cook them. these are really gooey brownies. she these are good. we have unicorn sundaes. >> what? >> so, this is going to add a lot of color to your sundae bar. softenedand u add neon food col. >> where do you get neon food coloring from? >> just at the grocery store. >> is it really called neon food coloring? >> it's called neon food colori as much as you want. when you get it well mixed, you have the three comers you're going tle a large bowl. blue and pink. my daughter would go nuts. >> it's great for birthday parties. if today's your lucky. >> savannah said she is going to have an ice cream bar, a bar at vale's 2nd. >> you get these swirled together. >> can we try this? we don't want to miss it. i>> a banana split sundae pie. you take your premade crust, bananas and top it. >> thank you so much for ruining our diet. >>> coming up, magic moves on n. >>> coming up, magic moves on n. wait until you see thethat john summer took a hit this morning >>> coming up, magic moves on