flags great adventure is unveiling thrills for the summer season, there are 14 roller coasters and safari adventures and 45 acre water parts. melissa magee shows us all the fun. >> reporter: it's the super hyped up ride of the summer. making its debut at six flags great adventure. >> the it first of its kind in the northeast and people are going to be stunned. >> the all new justice league battle form metropolis. >> a gaming ride and adventure. >> you get schooled there. >> and they are kidnapped by lex luther and the joker. >> and our job is to save them. you have 4 d almosts like smoke and fire. and 3-d images and shooting at targets and some henchmen and joker drums and gas canisters. >> you are competing with those in the car with you. >> integrated with the state of the art technology. this is the first ever virtual loop and corkscrew. >> after saving the city of metropolis spend the day exploring the park's 14 roller coaster including the tallest and faster in the country. king deka. >> that was crazy. >> plus we have shows and safari adventures. >> 1200 animals from six continents

it is safari park 350 acres.have around four, five different species. >> they're just chilling, won't come get us? >> won't come get us, my gosh the babies coming to us. what's this babe's name? >> this baby is charles. >> i do you think she'll come to us? >> no. >> why not? >> not without mommy anyway. >> okay, can you call mommy over here? >> they'll come when they see this. >> okay, there is one male in this whole group. you guys do that purposely? >> yes, one male better two. male, then they start fighting over the females. >> is this the mommy? >> no. this is josie. >> here i go. >> and i can give josie the branch the whole thing? >> yes. >> do you like when you just give her a leaf at a time? >> it is better like that. >> why is that? >> because it keeps her, 18 inches. >> okay. >> they love these branches, but they also love the grapes and the carrots? >> fruits, and the grain, they love, this is one of their favorites. that's georgia. >> is that the mommy? >> yes, that's mom. >> i what if they both come a

[inaudible] he wrote a nonfiction book called it a memoir now that that is african safari -- anyway, his wife called him a miserable old man and the green hills of africa and it's very funny about himself. even about -- he's not doing so well hunting and the friend is doing better and he's even okay about that. it's a different side of him. >> when you say it's nothing, you say he's a hunter and he was killing too many trophies animals and so, kenya, came in and said we are going to make you a game warden. [laughter] the only thing you can't kill because you have to protect them now. he did say, i can kill hyenas. >> yes, there are jackals. >> if you go to africa and in the national park you have mount kilimanjaro there and there is the hemingway camp. i don't know if it's still there but maybe he wrote this note there but it certainly got the ideas. >> i love the camp life that they'd have a big lunch and a lot of drinking and then the cocktail hour and there seem to be a structure that was a kansas bathtub. i think it was fascinating that they eat at a table and it was a way of lif

i want to see the safari look in a different shape, right? in full out rompers. >> but rompers as you talk about in previous segment are in. jumpsuits are everything, sometimes you like the print but you don't want to have to be bothered with the top and bottom. what am i going to wear with this, with that, just pull it out of the closet, put it on, tie it up, good to go, access rise and out the door. >> i love it. thank you very much. this is he can ample of the same kind of unique african print but more traditional look. >> yes. so, if i'm inspired by africa i'm definitely going to need something that definitely reminds you of africa for sure. so this actually is a print from marie, west africa, and it is traditional cotton. then a lot of the people until african wear have the announcement so, since ruffles are a big trends this season, i've incorporated that in the top of the dress. it is definitely like a day dress, something that's really simple. you can dress it down with some type of sand al, at the barbeque, but then you can put some

his, he wrote a nonfiction book about -- i guess you'd call it a memoir now -- about his african safari called, sorry -- it's a -- anyway, his wife calls him a miserable old man, m.o.m., and the between hills of africa. -- the green hills of africa. he's very funny about himself and even about his, he's not doing so well hundting, and the friend they brought along is doing better, and he's even okay about that which, you know, a different side of him. >> when you say hunting, he was a hunter. and he was actually killing too many trophy animals. and so kenya wildlife service or minute came in and said -- or somebody came in and said we're going to make you a game warden. >> yes. [laughter] >> and the other thing, you can't kill all these people, because you have got to protect them now. and he said, well, i can kill high year thats. >> yeah, jackals. >> if you go to kilimanjaro, you have the hemingway camp. i don't know if it's still there, but maybe he wrote the snow is there, but he certainly got the ideas. >> yes, he did. and i loved reading about that camp. you know, they'd have a bi

>>> a safari lion takes a liking to a tire. >> it just took a bite into it. >> why there's a certainy he wants to impress. >> he's like, baby, i'm going to get this doughnut for you. >>> wedding guests are expecting a flower girl, but -- >> how about a flower man?

we were outraged and he thought what would i do if i go to one of the safari one day and realize i'mn with this guy? would i act normally like nothing happened? what would i do? >> he doesn't think of himself as the villain? why should we >> i think that a lot of respect both sides. the arguments are equally, equally eloquent and smart on both sides. >>> written well >> written well, so well performed. and there's something terribly dramatic and intelligent and warm and smart about this guy. >> the interesting thing is the real connection does, as contentious. a real connection between the two of them. what's the connection >> we're engaging. either of us is afraid of arguing our case, everybody else is but we're not. we're both very powerful characters. and it's quite gripping to see a movie from these two completely different and almost opposite worlds engage. you don't see that in movies, in plays or real life. >>> sam elliot has a movie out this week called the hero. he plays an aging star of hollywood westerns coming to terms with lost opportunities. his own career has been very

>>> a safari lion takes a liking to a tire. >> it just took a bite into it. >> why there's a certain lady he wants to impress. >> he's like, baby, i'm going to get this doughnut for you. >>> wedding guests are expecting a flower girl, but -- >> how about a flower man? >> the story behind the dude doing his duty. >>> and we all know the gym rat doing -- >> the workout with the -- >> how some pranksterssterssters pain into gain. >>> thank goodness good samaritans on the road like this guy in australia -- >> we got a broken down car. >> the rider of this motorcycle is going to pull over. don't worry. this rider is in okay shape. >> as a motorcyclist you want to stop people but you're so vulnerable. people aren't paying attention like you are. >> you are correct, nick. people aren't paying attention on the road. and someone is vulnerable. >> oh! [ bleep ]. >> holy cow. >> out of nowhere, suddenly there's a utility vehicle coming into frame on the right. now on the opposite lanes. >> that could have been me. >> i bet you that guy in the truck wasn't paying attention, didn't see the car st

where there's this fascination with trump voters that makes it feel like media types are sort of safari in their own country. this is some weird exotic bird a we have to look at every week and figure out what's going on in their heads. it's a strange line on the one hand. we want to make sure that we're understanding sentiments. on the other hand, we don't want make it feel like we're doing documentary with exotic animals. we still don't understand. i think it's a very different perspective. by the way people talk about the bubble its a we all live in and usually that's meant to say the liberal elites from the coast aren't in touch with the country. we're all out of touch with each other. folks in the middle of the country are disconnected from folks on the coast and one of the biggest problems i write about this in my book, is that we really are starting to lose the sense that we are all citizens in this country. ultimately fighting for the same thing. we want to provide a decent living for our families. these are things that connect us. as americans we're deeply connected and share so

they were born at safari park in ukraine yesterday. the park houses about 50 tigers and lions, cubs and mother are doing well. these tigers are an endangered species. they were once found across russia's far east, but have been on the bring every extinction. this is since the 1940's. >> i want one, just want to take one home. >> until they get big. >> until it attacks us. >> oh, that face. >> cute. >> cute for now. >> i'll buy awe stuffed animal instead. >> still ahead: some contestant become real egg heads. >> okay? >> see it for yourself. >> lesley van arsdall inside new store owned by popular bird, yes, may even get out the tape measure. that's today at 5:00. >> competitors in crazy british contest are really using their heads. >> they played version of russian roulette using eggs. now, the contestants smash eggs on their head, hoping not to find a raw egg. >> another event, egg toss, the winners tossed and caught an egg more than 100 feet. >> what do they win? >> that he ice witness news at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo

lorena/continuevo --los cachorros sern presentados en pblico a principios de julio en un parque safariue tambin podrn ayudar a escoger el ombre de los leones.... cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. . >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> Órale compadre ya comienza el show nÚmero uno titulares y mÁs coors light. atenciÓn. el tri honduras sigue en su preparaciÓn rumbo al mundial, mÉxico y puerta cerrada pero en cuernavaca honduras busca un milagro, rodarÁn cabezas carnal. >> jessica carrillo, tom cruise y la momia nos meten miedo. ya compadre comienza su show nÚmero uno titulares y mÁs coors light, aplausos. >> lets go. >> ¿quÉ pasÓ muchachos? orale!.

the safari brothers. and there is one of the dads. —— there is their dad. brothers.how do you feel about the fact the building had the fire? sad, yeah. we are feeling sad now. we've got to make a new boxing club. even harder? yeah. yeah, i'm a boxer. what's good about it? you train more. if you train more and hard you beat someone. you keep fit and if you don't get fit... you can't beat someone. good boy. what you want for the future? you can't beat someone. good boy. what you want for the future ?i boxer. i hope they'll be well champion. just small ambitions. how was it for you seen the fire? sadness. yeah, so... with a club carry on? oh, yes. of course. i've been boxing for dale youth. i have woi'i been boxing for dale youth. i have won both my knockout fights. i was in the gym three weeks before it burned down. gary said to come down any timel burned down. gary said to come down any time i want. my friend was filming the thing at one o'clock in the morning and that's when i saw it and found out it was the actual tower. i'm devastated. we will take you straight to

>>> a safari lion takes a liking to a tire. >> it just took a bite into it. >> why there's a certainady he wants to impress. >> he's like, baby, i'm going to get this doughnut for you. >>> wedding guests are expecting a flower girl, but -- >> how about a flower man? >> the story behind the dude doing his duty. >>> and we all know the gym rat doing -- >> the workout with the -- >> how some prankstersnkstersnks pain into gain. >>> thank goodness good samaritans on the road like this guy in australia -- >> we got a broken down car. >> the rider of this motorcycle is going to pull over. don't worry. this rider is in okay shape. >> as a motorcyclist you want to stop people but you're so vulnerable. people aren't paying attention like you are. >> you are correct, nick. people aren't paying attention on the road. and someone is vulnerable. >> oh! [ bleep ]. >> holy cow. >> out of nowhere, suddenly there's a utility vehicle coming into frame on the right. now on the opposite lanes. >> that could have been me. >> i bet you that guy in the truck wasn't paying attention, didn't see the car stop

on the outside i am sure when i'm thirsty or courage i'll put it inside but other times it's like safari jungle there. very good. for no reason was that recorded it was in denver i'm kind of a big proponent of the mile high city and so i thought it was really important to my first special on comedy central was in boulder and i'm from denver proper i'm from downtown and so i did the paramount theater this historic theater that i had always kind of dream you know i saw comedians play i always dreamed of playing as a comedian but didn't really think that was within reach so i just enjoyed going and seeing shows it's very it's sturrock and so you know when h.b.o. came to me i went to the paramount and said this is always been something i you know i grew up here and what was great to you is it's an audience that is very much like me people from denver have very similar sensibilities progressive ideals and also you know smoke marijuana and think that that's a legal air of the day absolutely and it's a rocky games you know exactly. and so the audience was so supportive that really it was great

if you have been on safari you seat lions and they are just sitting there and they are asleep.elves in blood and chum to agitate some of these creatures? >> that's why i was talking to you. would you like to volunteer? i think it would make for a great shot. kennedy: my secret goal is to ride a great white shark. if you can make that happen, i will aquestion is. >> tino you are up for everything. see you sunday. kennedy: thank you for:watching. you can follow me on twitter and insta graham. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. have a safe, beautiful, healthy and truthful 4th of july. it's all about freedom. see you later. designs this gem... >> tony! oh, my gosh, look at all this light! >> ...long before he's a legend of design. >> pietro belluschi. innovative architectural designs. they evoke the grandeur of this land. >> his kid becomes an architect, too. >> i didn't want to be "the son of." >> it's a blessing and a curse. >> and that's what i went through for 40 years. >> will he let his father's masterpiece face the wrecking ball? >> did your heart stop? >> absolutely, my hear

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i've gone and done the safari-- >> that is the sphaeps that is the cities. ( laughter ). >> stephen:ties, then. does south africa have anyone or have they ever had anybody like our president? because-- >> wow. >> stephen: we've-- we've never had a donald trump before, so we don't know entirely what to do with him. ( laughter ) he seems to break a mold. he breaks a lot of norms for us. >> yes, he does. >> stephen: has south africa had one judge it's tough. donald trump is so different they don't know that i can definitively say we've had or not had a donald trump. he reminds me of african dictators but i don't know for certain -- >> stephen: in what way? >> i mean, i've said many times like, you know, he loves himself. he believes that only he can fix the problems. he speaks in the third person. he-- i mean, he's the first african dictator to use twitter, which is the millennial coming out. but have we had-- let me fut this way: i don't know for certain. i will say this, this is my president. my president is currently embroiled in a scandal where his family has been using their ties t

who wouldn't want to go on a surfing safari. who wouldn't want to have fun, fun, fun, i get around. aren't those cool car length girls really great. we sang object a lot of things that were inspired by our environment, and growing up, they residence ignited. >> it puts you up there with the great american acts that means you have mass appeal, and web you started touring, i used -- been tour for a while, what kind of thing dossier hear, thank you, keep it up, keep going forever. that kind of thing. >> we are recreating those songs the in fact on july called do it again, which a rerecord of what we did in years ago. mark is going be sharing the lead with me. john is playing, john is hosting the entire program, on the capitol fort, but he's performing playing the drums with us playing with us on surfing u.s.a but do it again is a single record released that day. so we're very excited about that. >> you know, mike, i don't know if you know this but before i did this job on tv i was a dj and i remember thinking when cocoa moe came out, the beach boys they're done. they're not going to do

. >> maria from philly loves safari so we will give her surfing muse thick morning as we look live at rehoboth beach down in delaware what your your favorite traffic jam to dance around kitchen table. #us, traffic jamz with a z, and we will get it on. sueby has your forecast and how burr lottery numbers. good morning, philly. >>> one dead many others injured in the terror attack. when will this get a break. >>> also ahead, philadelphia district attorney, the battle for freedom against, i see day one in the trial offset williams happening later today his trial begins today. >> really wick weather could be happening in the heart land and west and now heading our way. could we get damaging wind, flooding, hail, we will find out if that is heading in our direction in, just a mere second. >> all that heading our way, sue. >> hail, yes it ace good thing it is national martini day on this monday. >> okay, all right. >> little things that math inner life. >> love that. that will perk you up. >> good morning, bob kelly with a check on traffic in a moment, karen hepp, sue serio. >> yes, we will

. >> reporter: the two began building a life together traveling on cruises to the carribean and safaririca. >> is this your knight in shining armor? >> oh, of course. >> reporter: after they'd been together five years, gregg helped betsy start her business. he even came up with that name the warrior princess training academy. >> turn your body. you feel it? >> yeah. >> reporter: gregg would provide advice and teaching skills based on the special forces training he told betsy he received from the army. but his military background, that betsy admired, also came with a hitch: he told her his work as a defense contractor would mean a lot of overseas travel sometimes on top secret missions he couldn't discuss. >> he would tell me that he was being shipped to afghanistan or pakistan to save other contractors, military contractors. >> these are dangerous areas? >> absolutely. >> reporter: for one of his trips, gregg told betsy he was going to afghanistan and would be gone for weeks. he said they probably wouldn't talk but -- just a few days into his trip, betsy got a strange call. >> i heard

safari tors within prevent the tracking of users -- onee side to the next site to the next.l like it and apple doesn't seem to care if a will tick off the ad community. multiple speakers in multiple rooms of your home. the folks at soto's will not be will to hear this -- sonos not be happy to hear this. they have to be worried about that. the different companies they are willing to go up against is really interesting. a look at innovation happening elsewhere. proving to be second ones and trying to outdo their competitors. julia: ruffling feathers is exactly what apple wants to do. scarlet: cory johnson at the apple worldwide developers conference in san jose, california. at 5 p.m. bloomberg eastern time. that is 10 p.m. in london. emily chang will be speaking exquisitely with tim cook. ceo of apple. julia: for the headlines, let's go to julie hyman. is notthe overall market moving much. apple shares themselves down about 1%. as you can see throughout the session, they have been in a pretty tight range. it doesn't look like we've seen reaction to specific headlines. that cou

disagree one of my favorite moments is usually on the morning shows is when one of the anchors go on safarito youngstown ohio to report on the primitive people from ohio or whenever the swing district may be to be far outside of new york. with that level of out of touch to exist in the country in the people below the line and above the line and most importantly what animates politics will live in the era where trust is collapsed for the u.s. military. and then the systems are constrained par university study says 80 percent of people in the 1930's live in a democracy that number is 25% for 1980. and it was lower for people born in the 1990's. so were their racist to voted for donald trump? but did donald trump win because all of the sudden people of the races majority in the country? of course not. by definition not if you voted for broccoli, lettuce which - - voted for barack obamacare then switch to donald trump. but then in the county of michigan so talk about the black lives matter movement to take off culturally mainstream there is always new terminology that comes out of the election

favorite moments of any campaign is usually on the morning shows, when one of the anchors goes on safarito youngstown, ohio, to report on ohio,imitive people from wherever the swing district may of new york.de ad i just think there is profound level of out of touchedness that exists in the country from the people above the line and the people below the line. most importantly, we haven't weked about this, is that live in an era word trust has completely collapsed in every institution in this country, with one exception, which is the u.s. military. an extra nares survey, what happens when trust collapses, is strained.ms are a harvard university study shows that 80% of people born in the 1930's think it is essential to live in a democracy. that number is 25% for people born in the 1980's. and its lower for people that are born in the 1990's. i think that, when you sit there who-- where they're racists voted for donald trump who responded to that message bec ause? for sure. did donald trump because there is suddenly a racist majority in the country? of course not. you are by definition not r

of my favorite moments of any campaign is usually on the morning shows, one of the anchors goes on safari to report on ohio or whatever the swing district may be far outside -- far outside of new york and i just think that there is a profound level of howt of -- out of touchness in the people on the line and the people below the line. most importantly, we haven't talked about this. we live in an era where trust has completely collapsed with one exception the u.s. military. the extraordinary survey, what happens when trust collapses is then systems are strained. harvard university study shows that 80% of people born in 1930's think it's essential to live in a democracy. that number is 25% for people born in the 1980's and lower for people who are born -- that are born in the 1990's and i think that when you sit there and -- where there racists who voted for donald trump that responded to the message, for sure. did donald trump win because all of a sudden there's a racist majority in the country, i just think, of course not. you're obviously by definition not racist if you voted for barack

my favorite moment in the campaign is usually on the morning shows on one of the anchors goes on safari to like youngstown ohio. report on the derivative people from ohio or wherever the swing district may be far outside -- are outside of new york. i just think that there is a profound level of out of touch of menace that exists in the country between the people above the line and people below the line. we have it talked about this. we live in an era where trust is completely collapsed in iran's dictation in this country with one exception which is the u.s. military. an extraordinary survey of what happens when trust collapses is that systems are strained. a harvard university study shows 80% of people in the 1930s think it's essential to live in a democracy. the numbers 25% for people born in the 1980s and is slower for people that are born in the 1990s. i think when you sit there, where they're racists who voted for donald trump responded to that message? for sure. they donald trump when because all of a sudden there is a racist majority in the country? i just think of course not. you

favorite moments of any campaign is usually on the morning shows, when one of the anchors goes on safari to, like, youngstown, ohio, to report on the primitive people from ohio or wherever the swing district may be, far outside of new york. just think there's a profound level of out of touchedness that exists in the country between the people above the line and the people below the line, and most importantly -- we haven't talked about this, what animates our politics well live in an era where trust that completely collapsed in any department in the country except the military. what happens when trust collapses is systems strained. harvard university study shows that 80% of people in born in the 1930s think it is essential to live na democracy. that number us 25% for people born then 1980s expats lower for people that are born in the 1990s. and i think when you -- were there racists who voted for donald trump who responded to that message? for sure. did donald trump win because all of a sudden there's a racist majority in the country? i just think, of course not. obviously by definition n

they say with this system safari will be faster, mail is refined. it will support vr for the first time. it wasn't just software. they also introduced hardware updates as well and unveiled a refresh line of imax. so new hardware is also on the way. the whole mac line did move to that 7th generation intel processor, the newest processors. all those new macs are going to start shipping today. that product does represent about 10% of this company's total sales, including apple putting its flag in the sand saying they intend to keep being a competitor in this space, taking on microsoft, dell, hp. guys, back to you. >> one thing i like in here, they have a do not disturb while driving mode for ios 11. joshua, thank you, and keep us posted. tom dolan from the information, tom, what's most significant to you? >> right off the bat, them mentioning that amazon video is going to be coming to apple tv. this is a long time coming. it was reported a few months ago that this was going to happen. finally they've made it official. what's worth looking at, amazon is

this is the safari brothers. we call him manny. he is the nearest thing to pacquiao.e, you train hard, you have to beat someone. you are fit and healthy, aren't you? what about yourself? i am a two time national schoolboy champion. how do you feel about the building that had the fire? i was sad, yeah. very sad. feeling sad now. we have come to train but we are going to make a new dale youth boxing club and we are going to train hard. yeah, i'm 19 years old, i've been boxing for dale youth since i was five. i turned pro in february. how has it been for you watching what happened? yeah, it's sad watching the news, a lot of memories in that building. i know a lot of people round there. my friend was filming the actual thing at 1am and that is when i saw it, and ifound out it was the actual tower. i was devastated. the professional boxer, zak chelli. you can hear gabriel in the background, we will talk to him in the next few minutes about sickle cell. pendleton together, which maintainsa number of cell. pendleton together, which maintains a number of high—rise blocks in y