all that can be found in the wolfgang puck empire.e has more than 100 restaurants around the world. his culinary skills go beyond the kitchen. he has tv shows and an online cooking school. wolfgang: i'm sure you will enjoy it. haslinda: it's time this high flyer to join us and give us his menu for success. chef wolfgang puck, it's such a pleasure to have you on board. welcome to "high flyers." wolfgang: i am so happy to be here. i am just going to look at you. haslinda: you are such a celebrated chef. it started when you were very young. your mom, maria, had a great part to play. wolfgang: i grew up in a small village in austria. i think we had more cows than people in the village. my mother was a professional chef in a resort in the summertime. i used to visit her when school was out. i started to cook with a pastry chef -- mainly because i loved sweets -- i still do. but it really started with my mother. she was the most patient person and the nicest person. she was a very good cook. she could make something taste really delicious.

all that can be found in the wolfgang puck empire.has more than 100 restaurants around the world. his culinary skills go beyond the kitchen. he has tv shows and an online cooking school. wolfgang: i'm sure you will enjoy it. ♪ haslinda: it's time for this "highflyer" to join us and give us his menu for success. ♪ haslinda: chef wolfgang puck, it's such a pleasure to have you on board. wolfgang: thank you. i am so happy to be here. i am just going to look at you. [laughter] haslinda: you are such a celebrated chef. but it started when you are very young. and your mom, maria, had a great part to play. wolfgang: absolutely. i grew up in a small village in austria. i think we had more cows and people in the village. my mother was a professional chef in the summertime at a resort. i used to visit her when school was out. and i started to cook with a pastry chef, mainly because i love sweets. i still do. but it really started with my mother. she was the most patient person and the nicest person. and she was a very good cook. she could make

it's from a nine-year-old stockton boy known as puck l. jennifer mcgraw reports he asked the president if they can be friends. >> he's just your average nine- year-old who likes to play tag. oh, and he likes president donald trump. >> make america great again. >> so we decided to write a letter and are it became a national sensation. >> everybody calls me pickle. >> the white house in keeping with the past, hopeful tradition for kids, write a letter to group of reporters. >> how old are you? dillon, president trump is 71 years old. >> pickle watched it online. >> he had tears rolling down his face. i said, why are you crying? >> just makes me so happy. >> the same name as the vice president's cat, almost nobody beloved it to be true. >> they had people go in and experts to see if it was real or not. >> after plenty of sacramentoives, dill puck l is a real boy. >> you are my favorite president. >> and the pictures to prove it. >> i like you so much. i had a birthday about you. the shape of your hat. >> his mom says the obsession came as a s

was, but he skated to where the puck was going. our budget enables us to skate to where the puck is going. when i travel and meet with farmers and ranchers and others that use our markets, they're very concerned about developments such as high frequency trading. unfortunately we just don't have all the answers for them because we don't really have the capacity to look into that future direction. we need to build up that econometric unit so we can start understanding some of these new technologies like block chain, like machine learning, like big data computing that firms are using. mr. clayton mentioned that one firm alone has devoted $9 billion just to technology. we're proposing a $57 million technology budget. >> thank you. given the history of our having had a crash that in no small part was contributed to by a misunderstanding, a failure to effectively and transparently regulate a burgeoning derivatives and swaps market, your request strikes me as wise. the budget for sec is 3 million below a freeze. last year's request was 18

this week, wolfgang puck. luxury steakhouses, high-end asian dishes, and homemade sweet stuff.

they need to learn about their bodies and life and improve their puck skills and straining and improveheir strength. we have a lot of education coming at them this week. >> camp and school all rolled into one. >>> to soccer the union has a tough task they visit sporting kc tied for the best record in the western conference, the union though have been see sent as of late. they won six of their last nine, the last two. tonight's game is on the road and kc is unbeaten in nine home games. >> they lead the league in goals and big test and tough place to go on the road great stadium and great atmosphere and we put in a good amount of work to be up for the challenge. >> sixers tonight and hopefully the phillies game will play as well. >> cecily tynan has the accuweather forecast. i just saved a bunch of money on my car insurhuh. with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico can help with way more than car insurance. boats, homes, motorcycles... even umbrella coverage. this guy's gonna wish he brought his umbrella. fire at will! how'd you know the guy's name is will? yeah? it's an

let's meet wolfgang puck.

fits into the culture we're trying to establish, um, on top of that he's pretty good stopping the pucktoo. >> to the phillies after losing last night, they're trying to avoid another long losing streak. you know the type of streaks that the phillies go on. ben lively back on the mound but that actually might not be a good thing. the phils have lost their last five games that he started. to wimbledon venus williams still trying to push through a tough time in her life. in the second round, she lost six-four on the first set but after that it was easy. it's venus williams in wimbled wimbledon. you know she'll take care of business. she went on to win. and it got easier as it went on advancing to the third round and all smiles there. good to see her, you know,. >> yeah. >> happy and a lot of times you have to go into your sport tunnel vision. that's what makes these great athletes happy. >> yeah. absolutely. >>> all right. be sure to join to us tonight for fox 29 news. it was a teddy bear left over from a garage sale but this stuffed animal had a special message. one that has this family

my golf-ball-size problem had turned into a hockey-puck-size bald spot.new i needed help, so, like hundreds of thousands of men and women before me, i turned to hair club. based on my need for immediate results, hair club customized the right solution for me. it's called xtrands. it's called xtrands because they attach extra strands of hair to your existing hair. it's a same-day aesthetic solution that's perfect for men and women. it's not a weave, and it's not an extension, and it doesn't damage your hair. best of all, the whole process is so fast. i walked into hair club with a bald spot, and i walked out camera-ready, without fears about how my hair would look on live tv. i have hair. >> yeah, it's great. >> i have hair! [ chuckles ] ♪ >> announcer: did you know 25% of men will experience hair loss starting at age 21, and 30% of women will experience thinning hair by the age of 30? no matter your age or your degree of hair loss, hair club has the solution for your need. >> i was in my early 20s and looked like i was in my 30s. now i feel like i finally

people like me who don't like so much meat but a veggie burger tastes like a hockey puck, amazing.n is, is it scaleable. san francisco, i love it, it's hip, it's amazing. >> i hear a place in new york has it. you and i come from a place where we think these things aren't necessarily scaleable, but i remember meeting travis from uber years ago thinking this is quaint. i don't really get how it's going to work. uber, ebay, any number of apps you use on your phones, i would say if everybody who thinks that it's that good, if it's that good, maybe it's going to work. >> they all start with an idea. >> fundamentally i'll not really taking advice from you or jolene kent about food. you guys are 98 pounds soaking weight. >> still more vels"velshi & ruh to come. we've been hearing a lot about states and cities increasing minimum wages. did you know minimum wages can also go the other way. what missouri did, next. >>> and energy secretary rick perry offering up a lesson in economics. >> oh, rick perry. >> except it was wrong. >> hmm-mm. sorry. i'm jamie and i'm the fifth great-granddaughter

and then the key wicket, amla threatening to break loose puck coming up short, and now things were really athletically caught behind him, and bathroom are also fell into the clu bs bathroom are also fell into the clubs ofjonny bathroom are also fell into the clubs of jonny bairstow. bathroom are also fell into the clubs ofjonny bairstow. patients paying off and the game was intriguingly poised. —— town above it has been heavy going for it england ever since the 300th wicket forjames anderson. in them will be hoping to get into bat tomorrow and then they will be able to see how inhospitable they have been here on day one. from trent bridge to the olympic park now. the world para athletics championships get under way this evening. it's set to be their most well attended championships ever, with plenty of british medal chances. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is there for us. it is the start of what promises to be the biggest world para athletic chapping chips ever, more than a quarter of a million tickets already sold —— championships. that is more than all previous seven combine, which is a g

that's it for puck. abc news continues tomorrow at 5:00. thanks so much for joining us.♪ mom. ♪ ♪ where all the walls echo with laughter ♪ ♪ and every room has its own chapter ♪ you've carried on your family's tradition. let us help you prepare for your family's future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. ♪ sunny ♪ yesterday, my life was filled with rain ♪ ♪ sunny ♪ you smiled at me and really eased the pain ♪ ♪ now the dark days are done and the bright days are here ♪ ♪ my sunny one shines so sincere ♪ ♪ sunny, one so true

. >> so as it's being melted down it's coming out into this what we call puck or biscuit and you seeere. it picks up the labels and puts it on and presses it. presses about 6 0 tons of pressure and takes 30 second to make one record. >> we call the trimming the excess flash and it trims it and we regrinld that material and reuse it so we can recycle it. so, here we color record. >> that was fascinating. all right. >>> got anything going on this week? you can tell everybody is in holiday mode. nation's cap it will is the place to be for the 4th of j july. if you were here in town and don't have plans here's a look at the week ahead. wolf trap hosting two big names. john mel encamp will be performing monday and natalie merchant on thursday. and on friday night, reuben stutter takes the stage and howard theater and saturday violent femes widing at the 9:30 club. you can see john stamos, beach boys, trace at tips, blues brothers and list of others at the capitol fourth concert told help the west lawn july 4. setup has been in the work the past few days. gates on 3 p.m. and the show start

we don't have a puck. we use a rubber ring. and what you just put the stick in there. >> a lot of passing. wrist shot is easy. >> we have a goalie standing by here. she plays for newman college right down the road in philadelphia is what the key how do do you this? can i just take a slap shot. >> you can try but you might not make the team. >> do similar motion as would you with the hockey wrist shot turn it over and flipping. basically painting a j on the edge. start in the front of the ring bring it back, forward. >> good shot. >> we are doing a j here we go. >> beautiful. >> all right. >> let me get another. >> you are a good goalie. can you let one go in we're on tv. >> nope, that is it. that is good. no bad. it is like hockey. so when do we get in the fights do we do that. >> there is no fighting in win gette, it is a physical sport you are pushing but there is no body contact. >> that makes it so seven fun. these girls are flying around. they make the sport look good. maybe we will get into a little game here. do you want

heading to the pucks. independence maul this evening. pretty nice wlr for it. the sun will be setting at 8:33. still sunny and warm. 8:00 this evening and by 9:00, as the concert comes to an end, down to 83 degrees. look at your fourth of july forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >> see you then, bill. a lot of people anxious to see the forecast for the fourth. find out what the roads are looking like. >> everything looks light right now. that's a good thing. start off your monday morning. route 202. right around route 29. camera we're watching here. sun is come can go up nicely here. pretty shot. if you're moving from 29 to the schuylkill. speeds into the mid 60s. watching a crash. paying attention to mass transit as well. septa buses on detour. 38 and 44. that service was going to be starting that detour around 6:00 this morning. watch for the detour buses. schuylkill end with drive times here on a good note. everything green. eastbound. very right. 12 minutes right now from blue route to vine street expressway. >> thank you. governor chris christie is gett

visa wants more to update the digital payment technology and they are willing to pay big pucks for tat to happen. a what going cashless means to you. jonathan: that is the best bet. nancy: long esis a to write. alison: the feelings of going cashless. nancy: there you go. next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- an alert for parents. the indoor trampoline park may not be as safe as you any for the children to escape the heat. the injury risk ahead. brad: p.g. county police announce an arrest in a double murder even as they prepare to fan out across the county in a show of force. alison: new at 5:00 -- the groups of a.t.v. riders weaving in and out of traffic on busy streets. how police caught upwith a rider and plan to crack down on the others driving illegally. that's when larry and i join doug: we are back with more on the five-day heatwave in the smack dab middle of day three. the temperatures are running in the 90's. heat index values in the upper 90's to 100. from belle haven country club guys are wearing long pants feeling like 100 degrees playing golf. follow the rules here. but we will se

this is very different and it's puck icily neva undermining mem his cabinet. >> in this case rare policy there's the issue of iran. where the president flat-out saying in 90 day the he may not reauthorize. >> mattis, secretary of defense -- said it avery -- >> can he do that? can i president just decide i'm not sort of confirming that are with he good on this, and that's just that, or does he need the consensus of a team on that? >> we'll see the federal government it enormous, being the world's most powerful, some argue it's not sustainable. this is how trump is running his white house. >> as he would say time will tell. >> a whole lot of things rite now. david, thanks so much. >> if you're wondering what jeff sessions is thinking about, when he talks to the president, so are we. next we are speaking with a senator who did just meet with the attorney general jeff sessions. more on that conversation ahead. ♪ hey siri, take a selfie. [siri tone] want to see more of the rock and siri? just grab your iphone and say, "hey siri, what are you and the rock up to?" ♪ [siri tone] >>> we do have b

taking place, they're literally aggregating every norm that has made the united states of america a pucksnctions democracy. we can no longer tell whether a president's statement on twitter is an official state of policy or him having a bad morning, nor can he only -- >> he has chosen to ignore what was quite clearly a policy directive from the president of the united states. >> you have a nonfunctional presidency, a nonfunctional congress that still sees itself as the lackeys and stew warards this nonfunctional president and we have an ungovernable state where everyone is watching the united states of america become this. >> i have talked to a bunch of people and a lot of veterans over previous administrations, all they obsess over is some day you're going to come to work and there's a crisis, some day you're going to come to work and there's something you can't control, like ebola or katrina. man alive, what is going to happen then? >> right before we came on the air there was a statement that the state department has ordered the family members of the embassy officials in venezuela to le

on top of that he's pretty good sopping the puck, too. >> to wimbledon venus williams trying to pushbut she made it look easy in this one after losing the first set she went on and just dominated this one going on ahead and winning and advancing to the third round. once again markelle fultz buckets. looking good to me. >> that's what you have to do. step back three. size it up get in the lane. >> getting the hoop. >> score. good exactly. >> all right. lucy what's coming up at 11:00. >> got question for you. how do you lose a pet that's more than 8 feet long? >> it's hard. [ laughter ] >> that is the question. one woman is asking after that big guy showed up at her home. got your wake up weather and seven day forecast in the first five minutes. i don't think any snakes are in the forecast and remember your life powerball lottery drawing is next. good luck to you. city you in just a couple. ♪ up. ja test. test.

a's prospect aj puck on.an francisco huge upset with a block party led to a champagne celebration for the pair's first ever win together. on the women's side, former stanford star alex kleinman's team fell to top ranked team of betsy flynn and kelly larsen. it was a happy homecoming on the tour for kleinman. >> this weekend has been amazing. obviously doing so well, but then, you know, being greeted by my friends and family when i get off the court every match, it's been really amazing to play in front of them. >> i love it here. it's a great setup. it's probably one of the more packed semifinals even on saturday it was packed. so to have all these fans out here brings an awesome vibe, and it's so much fun to play in front of this crowd. i love it. >>> final round of the green briar classic. xander showily three shots behind sebastian munoz. 13 under, misses the short par. showily came up clutch on 18. the par 3. his drive lands about three feet. top four players were separated by one shot at one point on the

it helped the chinese and indians from going to making 1,000 pucks to 10,000 bucks.ing tiger woods into the conversation i think you won a bet. >> i'm not scripted. >> congressman, thank you for coming on, i appreciate it. >> you bet. anytime. >> you can see the wide range of opinions in the republican party. right there, right now. thanks so much, conman. he was preparing, this is coming up. he was preparing to marry the love of his life, he says. now, he's preparing for her funeral. the family of a woman shot and killed by a police officer in minneapolis are now demanding answers. details ahead. [man] we're campers. look at us. look at us. it's so nice to get out of the city. it's so... quiet. is it, too quiet? it's awful. yeah. feel at home, pretty much wherever you are. t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. fothere's a seriousy boomers virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood

this is an interesting puck tour, again, not easy to see right here, but it kind are encapsulates a lot of how complex the logistical operation becomes. you have these boxes coming off of the ship, and they have a sort of maybe niced -- mechanized system and the black soldiers doing the lifting and the who it officers supervising them. the black soldiers are wearing uniforms but over that a coverrals. and for a lot of people that's going to end up being the reality of their service. so, again, yet another sort of image or projection when you go to war, it's a fight, it's to defend your country, verse reality which is that a large number of people with serve the war effort but in more nontraditional rolls. one positive thing for african-americans going to france. there are 400,000 african-american soldiers drafted into the army, or enlist and half go to france. and one of the advantages of being in the rear is many of the soldiers have opportunities to have contact with french civilians, and in this photograph this is a group of black soldiers who are helping some french's stabs rebuild

. >> we saw last year real-life stranger than any puck sfiction.you feel like you're topping anything from last year. >> i couldn't but i'll try. something funny happened while writing the book that is that things that i already wrote did come to pass. >> such as? >> the talk of illegal voting, that illegal voting had somehow changed the outcome of the election. by the way, that's what donald trump also came to say. and i wrote it years before that. because i mean the truth is i'd like to pretend i'm psychic but apparently there are favorites. i had here, years ago writ than gisell. bun chin the idea. all sorts of things i planted and my editor the and i would scream when we realized it's actually happening. >> the title amanda wakes up, what is her awakening. what does she realize. >> you have to read it. she does go through an awakening, and basically, she really, really tries to see both sides. and she realizes that she does have some biases, she does have some preconceived notions, and she does need an awakening for how to be a truly fair journ

from the time they dropped the puck until they blew the whistle it was 11 seconds. >> we have a playerthe corner. oh, it's travis roy. >> my body it wasn't responding. i said can you find my dad? knelt down i said, dad, i'm in big trouble. exploded my fourth and fifth cervical vertebrae. the rehab and recovery was tedious, it was slow. i just have a little bit of my right bicep. figure i have to move on. i graduated in 2000, when i was on the rehab floor and saw other families going through this. turned out i had great insurance. there were families that didn't have any. that's when i thought maybe we can raise some money to help cover some of these expenses for other spinal cord injury survivors. we started the foundation. i realize now have a purpose. there's times in life we choose our challenges and there are other times when the challenges choose us. it's what we do in the face of those challenges that define who we are. >>> president trump's foreign policy vision will be front and center next week at the g20 summit in germany. immigration could be a point of contention between th

i also noticed the tone of your puck lib statements on twitter and from your office saying that your constituents are scared and they are right to be and listening to you talk and whether you feel this is a last ditch and it's going to be a hopeless effort. >> my constituents are scared. this is really about life or death. this is not about hyperbole. if parents of disabled kids don't have medicaid, they simply cannot afford the medications and therapy to keep their children alive and this is a substance-free debate where republicans have become convinced that their main motivation should be to fulfill a political imperative, to get the affordable care act repealed no matter what the cost is to their constituents and i thought people like dean heller and jeff flake were going to look at the merits of what they were voting on and it seems as if they have been bullied by mitch mcconnell and donald trump and his white house apparatus to push away substabs and policies and fight with every ounce of my being and the fact that i'm scared doesn't mean i'm going to stop working. people in my

i puck up a newspaper and a loose staple from the floor and then walk over to let the patients in. most of them are strangers to me, but i recognize at least one. it's georgia mel, the patient who was literally trying to get out of his own skin, and who after he was released threatened one of the nursing techs when they ran into each other on the street. seeing his face brings back his whole history in an instant. he looks at me with a big smile. hey, docker how you doing? ah, jamel, i say in response. he has put on weight and taken a shower, and his skin looks perfectly back. and just, sorry, as a side note, so this gentleman suffered from terrible schizophrenia. and early in my treatment with him and my introduction to him, he's this beautiful black man, and he was convinced he was white. and he would repeatedly peel off his skin in an attempt to prove that he was white. and so here i was seeing him years later, looking -- in a jail, is so not wonderful situation, but certainly looking healthier. jamel laughs, oh, yeah, except i'm back in here again. but this is the last time, dr

>> don't you have to anticipate -- i know this is so overused, but where the puck is going, not where it was. >> yes >> not what the ice looks like now, what it's going to look like a year from now >> right it's always -- you're always forward lacking. and i think when you look at the fed right now, they are going off of the data and they have been very transparent, as the rest of the panel's all talked about. i think we have a fed that actually has a pretty decent handle on where and when they want to do some of this rate and all the tightening and all the things that everybody is expecting from the fed going forward at this point in time. but i think the interesting thing is, yes, scott, and that's why when we sit here and continually talk about low volatility in the market, can you be in? should you be getting out of certain sectors as we're going through the rotation, i think the healthy market has been rotating steadily throughout the last couple of years, from one sector to the next that's been very healthy for it. and that's why i think you still need to protect, though. you pr

now let me tell you when i first had this at puck burger i had no idea what in it i tried and fell inuys have. tell me more about that. >> speul u.s. one of our non diry, it's vegan. it's between a ginger snap and graham cracker. twist on cookies and cream. >> sir rah chi ice cream. >> hot sauce, ice cold ice cream delicious. >> earl gray sir rah chi. >> our take on classic vanilla bean ice cream with some south indian pod spice pretty popular. around the world. so these are all 16% butter fat grass faired dairy or totally vegan ice creams. >> that's what i love. made in fishtown. >> yes, ma'am. >> this is awesome. who comes up with these cool flavors. >> it's a team project at this point we've been doing it for six years. we got bunch of folks working around the clock in the ice cream lab coming up with cookie combinations. >> did you have some spoons for sean and brandy? >> yes. >> that's what they want. don't give them spec queue us will. give them the other two. >> which one in this. >> earl gray siracha. >> that's the tea and hot sauce for breakfast, sean. >> brandy gets the vani

. >> you can get a echo dots, little bit i version that looks like a hockey puck for 40 bucks. >> yes. >> are you upset thaw spent full price and now it is 50 percent. >> my daughter jessica gave me that for christmas. wow, that is expensive. 150 bucks. >> what kind of gift did you get her if you are calling that in the expensive. >> i got her some of those ankle, running socks, just ankleets. >> you got her socks. >> yeah. >> i spent enough than woman. >> is that what you told her when you opened up the gift. >> yes, thanks for the socks. >> really. >> i plugged her n lets see what happened. >> turn it around. >> turn her on. >> how do you turn her on. >> we cannot figure out how to turn it on. >> that has been my problem for years. >> are you sure the outlet works. >> i don't know. >> we will figure this out. >> it is the summer from hell, for thousands of commuters, up here in the northeast including in philadelphia we will go to the hoboken terminal people can't and won't have anywhere to go from hoboken to manhattan but thinks not just a insuring thing it is affecting our commute

>> don't buy those 99 percent fat free crap, you need fat in your burger or you will have, hockey pucks. see salt, flake salt, nice and chunky. i don't have it here. >> fancy sea salt and pepper. >> it is all you need. >> i have few, won that have been cooking here. >> yummy. >> now we will do street corn. we dropped it on the street, and it gives it that ambler flavor. >> yes. >> these are finished. you want to build a burger. >> now this i know you think you are king of barbecue. are you going to put barbecue sauce on the burger. >> why is that why not catch up. >> it is boring, super salty. i know i made that from scratch, every seasoning in it so lets make two of these. i have a knees roll. >> i believe the roll is just as important asberg. >> very important. >> i use just so you can see i use jumbo lump charcoal i love the flavor n my restaurant we have a huge infrared grill but it is fourth of july. charcoal and i have a few wood chips that i soak in water for flavor. i chip them off the wood. >> yes. >> we're wrapping up for this segment. >> because we talked to long. >> that was

. >> reporter: not too often that you have somebody tweet out a any puck tour of the new model and it sends everybody crazy out on twitter eamon musk tweeted out the first couple of pictures at the model 3 built at the plant in fremont. they complete it had on friday and showed these pictures on saturday over twitter. remember, the first model 1 deliveries, 30 of them, they will happen on july 28th and then we've talked about it at length they will be ramping up production through 20,000 as a pace of production in december that's how quickly they will be ramping up production this year. meanwhile, were you look at what's happening with tesla in china which is going to be the largest market eventually for tesla vehicles, and it's already one of the bigger markets, they have had no sales in hong kong in the month of april. there were none in hong kong in april. why? hong kong was instituting a change they took away a tax credit for electric vehicles, and as a result deliveries for teslas evaporated, but there's a little bit of a back story here in a statement tesla says when the hong ko

. >> i so much work, all of the stuff you have to puck in, infrastructure. >> 1984. >> but what's coolhway, up in new york city, they still have renmant out thereby where they play the us open, of the 1939 worlds fair. some of the stuff hangs around. >> and then people go on tours to see it, they want to learn about it. >> yes. let's talk about uber drivers working long hours to make ends meet. according to new report, that could be dangerous. you don't want to be out driving around if you're sleep. >> i the report from usa today t says that low fares, and profitable incentives keep drivers working past safe limit, ride hailing service don't set how many limits its drivers can work. >> not good. >> so that means they just keep on driving, so they're trying it get more money, so it rival lift shuts down drivers after 14 hours, but with uber, they're working dangerously long, and they say that tired driving is can sometimes be worse than drunk driving. >> exactly right, yes. fourteen hours even seems long for me. i mean, shouldn't maybe eight to ten hours? i don't know. remember the wate

if puck find a way to safely cool off. mike thomas may have found the best place to cool off today.his morning. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning, steve. we found a number one place i think around the area to keep cool. water park six flags. come on hot day is there anything better? bring in carissa brown again operations director now. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us back. so we're going to talk about safety here because that's kind of number one thing. heat safety got the pool two ways if you want to come out have a good time. that sun is beaming. what are heat safety tips you have for folks as they come out to sick flags. >> lots of things you should do in the heat in order to say safe. yourself from the uv race. any time you can add a hat or visor as an extra layer of protect please do that. great for your body and stay hydrated. you have to drink water continuously more than you normally would in the heat. and also, eat. sometimes when it's hot outside we don't really feet like sitting down and having a meal it's very important you continue to fuel your body th

that's now behind them and they are right now puck putting their skills to the test at dar constitution is there as well to give us the story. bob, good morning. >> reporter: hey, guys. good morning. there they are. they just won the young ladies with the whitehead dresses they're being hand their robot which just beat another international team here this is two-day competition robotics competition the first of its kind really robotics olympic. there are 160 teams here, 150 some some odd nations an couple of joint teams much this is the team of the afghani girls who needed a special visa waiver from the president of the united states to get here, and they're here now. it's all girls and they're surrounded by young people from all over the cou country. young people from who have an interest in science and technology. who are being encouraged to pursue careers in science and math, and they are here for this as i mentioned to-day robotics competition. the afghani steam we can show you video trip from last night the first to come into the arena at dar constitution hall in the opening ceremo

and seeing them with my barbie, and just ready to take a puck ch picture.we should be going, empowering women, that it's okay to be strong. and just being a part of under armour and watching the growth. and how much the women's line and campaign have grown throughout the time i've been with them, it's incredible to be a ballerina, a black woman and one of the faces of under armour. >> breaking so many boundaries. >> misty, thank you so much. we want to remind you, "world of dance," tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central. >>> i have to answer to the weather map. >> please. >> no, no. >> do a twirl. >> no, i can't. i can't. i can't do that. i do my -- summer storm in the gulf. monsoonal moisture causing problems in the southwest. that will plague that region tomorrow. sunshine along the west coast. it will be hot and sultry from the hot plains to >>> we'll get a lot of sunshine inland, and at times sunshine in san francisco. and temperatures cooler reaching 64 degrees today. we'll be in the mid-60s throughout most of the week, and slightly warmer at times for the wee

. ♪ >> if you are sitting across the table from savannah guthrie, puck buckle up. >> the behavior thata sudden -- >> once cut defense spending and now you want to increase it 16%. i wonder if you've mellowed out. there's been interviews that just reach out and grab your heart. >> i'm still in denial. i still expect kayla to come through the door. >> i looked at the defense attorney in disbelief and said, i was raped. >> i think you have to have that feeling, especially when you're holding someone's heart in your hands and they trust you. >> you are a survivor. with a capital "s." >> you have these pinch-me moments when you get to interview people that you've always wanted to talk to. ♪ >> hi. >> here's my intern. >> you can touch my cranium any time you want. >> yes. you feel this? >> there's people that savannah loves and she can't hide it. >> colin firth, i love you. >> we have a seat for you right here. i friends. i love isshakira. and my lips don't lie. >> hello. is it me you're looking for? >> savannah. >> i love you so much. get out of my way. i met all of my junior high crushes.

those puck churs do not put in danger, mr.own legal battle, over pictures of the princess privately sunbathie ii topless in william, reviving c of the paparazzi, remembering his mother's treatment, princess diana. >> and chased by 30 guys on motorbikes, who spit at you, shout at you, and who reacts really badly to get a reaction from you. make a woman cry in public to get the photographs. i don't believe that's appropriate. >> reporter: william and kate have criticized photographers, harassing their d now, the cloo long list of celebrities, questioning, they say, the tabloid targeting of their children. we spoke to the editor of the magazine. she said the editors were not on clooney's property. but french law is really tough, guys. there's big fines. magazines are made to print front page apologies. my question is if order nair folks a folks have the same protection? >> if you climb a wall, you've crossed a line in my opinion. >>> let's look at what's trending today. jenna bush hager is joining the fun. >> i like that. >> how

and seeing them with my barbie, and just ready to take a puck ch picture.the direction we should be going, empowering women, that it's okay to be strong. and just being a part of under armour and watching the growth. and how much the women's line and campaign have grown throughout the time i've been with them, it's incredible to be a ballerina, a black woman and one of the faces of under armour. >> breaking so many boundaries. >> i love it. >> absolutely. misty, thank you so much. we want to remind you "world of dance" tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central right here on nbc. >> i've got to chance over to the weather -- >> can you -- >> no. no. no. >> do a twirl. do a leap. >> no. no. no. i can't. no, i can't. i can't do that. anyway, a look at what's going on right now, for today some summer storms down through the gulf, heat wave beginning in the midsection of the country. severe storms northern plains, monsoonal moisture still causing problems into the&vó southwest which will continue to plague that sunshine right along the west coast. it is going to be hot and

don't axwro video and layering content on top of it with time warner, i think they are going where the puck is going versus reacting to the here and now and i think that will prove to be the right strategy >> where does this leave verizon? how much heat does it put on them to do deals >> i think verizon has talked about eachly that they don't feel they need to use own traditional content. so we'll see if that happens i think verizon pressure that they will face on thursday will be more on the wireless services margin or revenue pressure we estimate 7% versus less than 2% for at&t this year. so there have been a bit more in a transition but i wouldn't underestimate verizon here i don't think they will be forced in a corner to do a deal and i would very much focus on the network strategy that they have in place with the fine abe buildout >> the stock itself has been tough to move that higher. the yield is 5.4%, so that is pretty amazing but it's almost like the time warner deal was necessary, snag almost had to be done. and that might be the answer to moving the stock higher too? >> and i thi

puck believe it therif you can s warning that kim jong un's nuclear arsenal may be able to reach citiesw york, or chicago. it's the rogue nation's second missile launch this month. u.s. and south military responded by launching missiles as a show of force off the south korean coast. we are learning president trump will sign new sanctions against russia. we have all been seeing what he will do here. passing in both houses and aims to punish moscow for meddling in the 2016 election. russia is ordering the u.s. now to cut hundreds of diplomatic staff in moscow and seizing at least two u.s. diplomatic properties. besides russia, the bill hands down economic sanctions on iran and north korea. also this: next week president trump returns to the people who helped make him our commander-in-chief. he will hold a rally thursday in west virginia. as you said, pete, a state he won on election day with nearly 70% of the vote. the president was in the mount state last week where he gave a speech at the boy scout jam jm borjamboree. pete: what's the likely to get democrats to come on board with anythi

about governor puck beagreed hue agreed with me. middle east trip tweeting about foreign policy.out some show that no one is watching and you are swinging pitches in the dirt. pete: during the campaign he said the same thing. clayton: i'm not saying that it's somehow going to hinder his ability to run for re-election. i'm just saying as the president of the united states why do you even care what morning joe is stay saying. abby: interview that president trump had with you this extreme rhetoric might work in a campaign. he said when you are running a country it needs to change. he said that in the interview. i don't have the exact interview. along those lines. i think that does come from the top. we forget by the way that this shooting with steve scalise that happened less than a month ago. you remember the outcry from the american public to say the discourse has got to die down. we have got to wake up in this country. we all have different opinions about. this so do our audience, right? of course we have asked them their thoughts as well. clayton: todd is here this morning. you