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i think anybody can write a song but smokey is a great example of someone who can write a song that'sive all of us. many, many songs. he's also one of the nicest artists and icons i've ever met. love he and his wife. we've played golf together. it's great to have all this history. when it comes to songwriting relating to people's lives, writing something that everybody's been touched by and can relate to no matter what genre it is, it's got to be human. it's got to resonate in a way. we used to say you want that hook to just be em bedded in people's memories and conscio consciousness and they find themselves singing the chore us suddenly. don't know if there's a way to chisel like that, as much as when you happen upon it and are creating it to recognize it is part of the answer to your question. being able to recognize a melody that is quincy jones when he heard a song that wasn't memorable said there's $25 reward out for the hook. [ laughter ] so we take cue for that. we have other formula, kind of pop songwriting which is formula mentality. don't bore us, get to the chorus. there's

parts of yosemite national park very smokey but the park is open. getting there might be a problem because of several road closures. >>> san francisco's 40th marathon went off without a hitch today despite a golden gate bridge closure. >> tens of thousands of runners hit the street. christy smith has the story. >> reporter: it's beautiful. it's really, really and it's cool. the 40th san francisco started early on the way thousands of runners ran the golden gate bridge on the northbound side. >> i love it because before it was so narrow. >> reporter: noticed the barriers separating runners from cars. northbound lanes closed to traffic from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. a bridge spokesperson said it was an unprecedented preventive measures. >> it's something that worries my family a lot when i do travel. >> reporter: the district says there were always concerns about accidents because in the past just plastic cones separated cars and runners. >> in addition to that over the past year we've seen several instances in the world where people have chosen to drive thei

it is open, but still smokey. one fire firefighter has been hurt so far. the engine lost controlled and ended up in a field. nonlife-threatening injuries. the fire truck is from the city of selma. be sure to follow our reporters on tr on twitter to get updates. >>> shakeup at the white house. press secretary sean spicer is out. all this koncomes as the white house discredits mueller. >> reporter: a major shakeup at the white house. sean spicer is out and sara sanders is now the new white house press secretary. she read a statement from the president. sean spicer said to have quit after opposing. reince priebus also reportedly objected sca objected scara muchi -- spicer has since tweeted it has been an honor and a privilege to serve potus. special council robert mueller because his legal team contributed. >> these weren't minor donations. >> looks paranoid to me. >> reporter: president trump is already asking about the possibility of pardoning aides and mamfamily members. >> lopez sanchez is accused of killing steinle. his attorney wants talks but is having

smokey, voice-over: only you can prevent wildfires. >>> war changes you forever. it's hard to believe that anyone when's ever gone to one would ever be eager to go back. but vietnam has drawn us back. perms because so many of the wounds this war opened have never closed. i returned in 1993 to try to see this land that had taken so many american lives in a different light. last year, kilo company's dennis mannion returned to the hill he thought his life might end 36 years ago. >> i took the route kilo company took. i stood right in the hole of the grown that was my bunker. i cut down the bushes and planto growing in the bunker and it was really pretty incredible really to stand there and think of what had happened the years before in that place. i was the only person up there. total silence. no sound except the wind. i brought with me pieces of blessed palm from my church and i wrote the names of all the guys from kilo company who had been killed so i stood at the top by the bunker and i took out the pieces of blessed palm and i said in our father and hail mary and

not as bad near half dome but still smokey. meteorologist terry hall tracking right now. >> think about being out there for several hours and hiking is not going for you. what happened is that it gets more ventilated. that smoke is able to rise. and tfrps rise as we are going up mountain. and as we go into the day tomorrow looking at the temperature trend for mariposa going to be a hot day. upper 90s even hitting 100 degrees. we will take a look at our forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you kari. the engine lost control for an unknown reason and the firefighters was air lifted to the hospital in fresno. the extent of his injuries not clear at this time. the fire truck is from selma. >> he was on the job for only six months but the most famous or infamous in white house history. sean spicer is out. his replacement is anthony scaramucci who is a friend of trumps. the new white house communication. cameras were turned on today in the pressroom. insiders say that sean spicer quit after strongly opposing scaramucci's appo

. >>> the smokey air finally leaving yosemite. we have the pictures. that is next. how neighbors were able to prevent san jose from putting a >>> tonight at 6:00. fighting back against the city and winning. that story and more tonight at 6:00. >>> what a difference a week can make. the air in yosemite once geng clea -- again clear. on the right, what it looks like today. the haze was caused by the wildfire that burned in the town of mariposa. visitors seem to be enjoying the clean air. several people enjoying the water, and the cooler weather. but going to heat up. how fun. >> yeah. that is the spot to be. why are we here? >> warm, for the next week? >> maybe through august. 100 to next wednesday. 102 next thursday. at the coastline should still see 60s. gilroy garlic festival is going to be happening. warm but lots of fun. >> all right. thanks very much. "nightly news," is next. >> back at 6:00. bye. >>> tonight, war inside the white house. the president's new coms director leveling vulgar attacks at chief of staff reince priebus. does priebus still have the presid

. >> smokey the dog smelled smoke according to his owner. they escaped as they saw flames consuming the house across the street. >> with the wind and the flames jumping and the eucalyptus trees, the dry grass, i mean it's scary. >> it's scary. i saw a whole slew of more fire trucks going up again. so you don't know if -- it may not be over. >> reporter: by 6:00 the flames advanced into allen rock park. by night fall the fire was 40% contained as croups zero-- crew on hot spots. >>> a huge junk yard fire in the east bay. sky 7 was overhead after the flames broke out. you can see all the heavy smoke pouring into the sky. >> this happened at the alco iron and metal company. that's where we find lisa amin gulezian live tonight. >> reporter: just a little while ago the shelter in place order was lifted but there is still an active scene taking place here. you can see the firefighters are still putting a lot of water on this yard and they have not been able to pinpoint exactly where the fire started. sky 7 was up above as thick, heavy, black smoke

about 14,000 residents and tourist-to flee the gatlinburg area near the great smokey national park. 14ple died. 2,500 buildings were damaged. >>> one man in michigan's garage is a pile of ashes after he came up with a unique form pest control. man wanted to remove a bees nest. he tried to get rid of them with a smoke bomb. fireworks were shooting up into the sky. only the garage and a neighboring were damaged. you're watching "early today". it was love at first touch and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection that's why only pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection mom: "oh hi baby" so all they feel is love wishing you love, sleep and play. pampers the beswith neutrogena® beach? beach defense® sunscreen. helioplex™ powered, uva uvb strong. beach strength protection for the whole family. for the best day in the sun. neutrogena®. >>> now to the story of a baby in great britain who has become the center of a global debate of the medical treatment. president trump and pope have weighed in. >>

nick paveta cruising like smokey anderson. this the kind of day for the phillies. fly ball here.ron altare coming in. fumbles it and recovers. the runner freezes, though, when altair ends up gobbling him up at first base. the phillies will take it. they go 4-5 on their road trip. >>> meanwhile, the summer league team has some local flavor like isaiah thomas and gerald villanova. isaiah was asked how he found out he had been invited by the sixers. >> to be honest, i was in dubai. i'm so serious. it was like 12:00 over there. my agent texted me, you need to get back asap. i was like, are you serious? very much so. i got on the next flight and came up for practice and i found out yesterday i'll be in the entire camp. >> reporter: what do they want you to do in summer league? >> just play hard. they want summer league to be competitive. it's phillie basketball. they want us to embrace that. i need to show that i'm one of those guys. >>> to the ice now, the flyers will split the goaltending duties next season. elliott replaces steve mason who went to winnipeg. the coach spoke about wh

smokey robinson my favorite. >> let me jump in what did hockney teach them. >> we went to menlo parkhere 60% of kids are homeless. and david came in. went over to the flower vase. started to do it in front of the kids. we gave them each a tab let. they each picked a thing. and they each duplicated what he was doing on their own. with their own voice. >> right. >> and some of them you couldn't get them involved. some of them did. at the end 30 or 40 kids stood up with these drawings next to david hockney to have their picture taken. we're going to have those enlarged and put them in the building as art and bring in the kids to see the art with david hockney. and david said this is the greatest thing. >> it all started with hockney teaching them how to paint on the tab let. >> and chad smith, chili peppers drummer comes in and teaches how drumming is math. >> i feel it don't just hear it, i feel it coming out of you. at this point of your life given all you've accomplished and accolade you've received tell me about the joy you get spending time with these kids and bringing in artists w

council ill man said the smokey smell led enough people to call 191. today is the funeral for one of the victims of the recent bucks county killing. friends and family will pay their final respects to dean finocchiaro at the garrity funeral home in levittown. body of the 19 year old from middletown township was found shot and burried along with three other young men last week on farm in solebury township. >> the funeral for 19 year old jimmy patrick was held yesterday. hundreds gathered in newtown to say a final farewell to him the 19 year old at saint andrew catholic church, a 2016 grad of holy ghost prep school in bensalem getting set to begin his sophomore year at loyola university in maryland. >> in other news this morning, police file murder charges against a 21 year old in a stabbing death of her mother in montgomery county. authority say elena house hey on the left there stabbed her mother 54 year old annette house on the right. police responded to the home on abby lane in perkioman township early yesterday morning after house-hey called 911. ho

. >> smokey the dog smelled smoke according to his owner. they escaped as they saw flames consuming the house across the street. >> with the wind and the flames jumping and the eucalyptus trees, the dry grass, i mean it's scary. >> it's scary. i saw a whole slew of more fire trucks going up again. so you don't know if -- it may not be over. >> reporter: by 6:00 the flames advanced into allen rock park. by night fall the fire was 40% contained as croups zero-- crew on hot spots. >>> a huge junk yard fire in the east bay. sky 7 was overhead after the flames broke out. you can see all the heavy smoke pouring into the sky. >> this happened at the alco iron and metal company. that's where we find lisa amin gulezian live tonight. >> reporter: just a little while ago the shelter in place order was lifted but there is still an active scene taking place here. you can see the firefighters are still putting a lot of water on this yard and they have not been able to pinpoint exactly where the fire started. sky 7 was up above as thick, heavy, black smoke

this room has become very, very smokey. we haven't found a nier, but it is real smokey in here.ut something interesting. we thought it was three people, four people. then we found out it was five people and then it became six people. we're not actually sure how many people were in that meeting. we really want to be sure. we really want to know, because at some point, nick, the story does become why all the falsehoods? why all the misinformation? >> yeah. and at this point i think that's one of the things that is hob ling the trums, frankly. some of what we have, frankly, is circumstantial and there is a certain amount of uncertainty. and there can be some benign interpretation to some of it. but at this point there has been exactly zero correlation between what the trums and the white house has said and what has subsequently proved to be true. and so i think nobody has any confidence at all in their denials. and the numbers of people, the claim by both don jurch and by president trump himself that he had released these e-mails in the interest of transparency when it's manifestly

years of memories now reduced to smokey and soaking wet rubble. this husk of a house clings to the hillside. the rest of it was consumed in yesterday's fast-moving wild fire. >> i spoke with the son last night, and very unfortunate circumstances, but grateful they're able to get out with nobody being harmed. >> reporter: he lives across the street. fire poured down the hillside behind his home. it stopped just 20 feet away. >> we went back there and i think it was starting to sink in that very, very fortunate that somehow, that it skipped our house. with the degree of burning in the backyard, i don't know how it could have skipped. >> reporter: his wife is expecting their first baby next month. >> my moms says we should move back to indiana. but that's my mom. >> reporter: sbiert neighborhood is grate to feel firefighters for their hard work yesterday. crews will be back out on the lines today. >> really, our objective for today is try to have our crews get 100% containment. >> reporter: about 30% of the burn area is in allen rock park. fwl closed

embers flying across the road. 14,000 residents and tourists had to flee this area near the great smokeyntains where the fire started. 14 people died. 2,500 buildings were damaged. >>> one man in michigan's garage is a pile of ashes after he came up a unique form of pest control. the man wanted to remove a bee's nest from his garage with a smoke bomb. emergency responders arrived and the building was ablaze. fireworks were shooting up into the sky. fortunately, only the garage and a neighboring fence were damaged. >>> just ahead, how the battle over one little boy in england is setting off an international debate. really sad story. you're watching "early today." stay with us. from the first moment you met it was love at first touch and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection that's why only pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection mom: "oh hi baby" so all they feel is love wishing you love, sleep and play. pampers the beswith neutrogena® beach? beach defense® sunscreen. helioplex™ powered, u

. >>> here is a look at smokey conditions around hamilton mall in mays landing atlantic county. haze filling sky here this was courtesy of pwpgg, a local radio station n homes or road have been throat end and causes unknown. >>> woman was found stabbed this morning inside of her montgomery county home and her daughter was one who called police. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves ace the home in schwanksville with the very latest, alycia? >> reporter: well, rahel authorities aren't investigating the death here as suspicious they are currently talking to the daughter who said she found perfect mother dead in the home just behind me in montgomery county earlier this morning. her mother was apparently stabbed at least one time in the chest, and the mother's death inside this home on abby lane in schwanksville happened sometime before 3:00 because a little after 3:00 when authorities were called here, when they received the 911 call from a woman, that adult daughter, who said she discovered her 54 year-old mother's body. no word on if the adult daughter lived with the mother an

chopper three was over that smokey scene at 13th and walnut just after 7:00 p.m. it took fire fighter an hour to bring the fire under control but all residents will not aloud to reenter until l and i inspects the building. >> everything is okay. i don't want my stuff to get messed up but i just want everyone to be okay, i mean you don't want to walk back come off work and come back to this, last thing you want to see. >> no one was injured in the fire and unclear exactly how many people were out of their homes but apartment building houses more than 120 units. no official word on what caused that fire. >>> burlington county, new jersey had fire fighters suffering a minor injuries bat telling fire in the condo complex in mount laurel. chopper three over this scene on the 2100 block of yarmouth lane around 4:00 had yesterday afternoon. red cross ace cyst continuing four displaced families. there is in word what sparked this fire. >>> down the shore five men are charged after allegedly getting in the fight with life guard. this all happened on ocean city's eighth str

an air quality warning is in effect for 400 mile swath of land for smokey skies bringing hard breezy conditions. we'll give you a closer look at the fire. >> abc 7 news where dozens of firefighters, fire agencies answered the call and headed to the fire. 48 firefighters and 10 engines from san jose, mountain view, sunny vale, morgan hill makeup the three stripe teams which includes an office of emergency services unit. they're going to pitch in on the front lines as long as they are needed. we've been keeping you on top of any major wild fire developments. download it for free and enable the push alerts to get any breaking news sent right to your device. it works extremely well. senator john mccain and his family are reviewing his treatment options after doctors diagnose him wit a brain tumor. a statement says he's recovering quote amazingly well after surgery last week. >> reporter: doctors found the tumor when they removed a blood clot. the 80-year-old republican senator seen here last week was diagnosed with having glausomau. it's an aggressive cancer that will require frther trea

smokey, voice-over: only you can prevent wildfires. >> our citizens are confronted by yet another dangerly within our control. the steady creep of government bureaucracy that drains the vitality and wealth of the people. the west became great not because of paperwork and regulations, but because people were allowed to chase their dreams and pursue their destinies. charles: president trump slamming counter productive big government, arguing it's an impediment on the rest of the world. will individualism lead the western wolf into the future? chip, this is such a telling story after the last 8 years where an avalanche of commerce stops the wheels of commerce from running and creates a lost hope in the ability to prosper in this country. >> when i went to washington for the first time to work on capitol hill in 2003, the code of regulations was 80,000 pages. today it's 114,000 pages. in those pages lies the death of our economy if we continue to allow it to grow. we have only had 3% economic growth twice in the last 20 years. we had growth over 4% under president clinton and reagan. we need

a smokey haze impossible to miss in some spots. >> it was scary. it's pretty rough out here today. i have asthma so it's hard to be ut. >> air quality already pour because of extreme heat and humidity. now made even worse by the smoke. >> i get out of it quick. health experts urging people to stay inside. >> if your house is in the path of the smoke you need to keep the air-conditioning on and if you still smell the smoke, then you really need to seriously consider going to a friend or a loved one's house. >> the wildfire, new jersey's largest so far this year, first spotted thursday afternoon how it started under investigation. the blaze is not threatening any homes or businesses and no one has gotten hurt. but sweltering conditions are take iing a toll on firefighter working to contain the flames. crews taking more breaks than usual. >> their ability to work is hampered by this issue. >> if you're heading to the shore, don't be surprised if you're hitting some of that smoke. firefighters expected to persist downwind of the blaze. possibly into tomorrow as well. that's the latest

air quality a concern, smokey skies prompting an air quality alert which cover as good portion of the central part of the state. this is from earlier today. you will notice that plume of smoke really just stretching across this area here. smoke will be a concern. it's going to get hotter over the weekend and as the temperatures sore this weekend, the humidity is going to plunge. you can find out changes to the abc 7 news app. just remember to enable push alerts. in the los altos hills, they were in an effort to prevent fires and actually started a fire this afternoon. county fire crews immediately called for additional help, including water dropping helicopters to put out the flames, which they managed to do in short order. a boy was air lifted to oakland 's children's hospital after he was shot in richmond. sky 7 was over head as the victim arrived just after 7:00. couple hours ago the chp says its helicopter flew the boy there. crime scene tape could be seen out sad home near chesly avenue. we have calls into the contra costra county sheriff's office. >>> o.j. simpson will leave a n

. >> it was all orange and smokey, there was a lot of black -- >> they're the same conditions rescuersed, the fire's intensity forcing them to retreat. >> i needed to get somebody we had communication with um there. >> the chief then sent david dalberg up there to give it a shot. >> it was totally covered, i could not see the hood of my vehicle. >> a few hit my truck and rolled off. >> and then a wall of flame rolled across the road, keeping sheriff's deputies at bay. not dalberg, he was the only one to beat the flames. >> the fact that dave was able to get through is frankly a little bit of a mystery. >> do you think about what could have happened? >> it could have been a lot worse. >> i try not to think about it. >> the campers were all sheltered in the dining hall. >> it shocked me it was that close to us. >> dalberg worked to make the camp more fire safe. his own video shows a fire still bearing down. firefighters battled from the sky. eventually more rescuers made it, just as the fire was reaching camp. >> starting to come up toward the camp and it is wrapping some of the building

you can see how smokey it is in gilroy. the fire was reported just after four p-m near the intersection of castro valley road and highway 101 near gavilan college. officials say the fire is spreading at a moderate rate and is 40 percent contained. fire officials do not expect the fire to get much bigger. no structures are at risk. (jrstone) in mariposa county... thousands of structures remain in danger, but additional evacuation orders in the area have been lifted.(justine) the detwiler fire has burned 76- thousand acres. and is 45- percent contained. reporter cory james tells us ... fire crews met with people from the affected areas to provide updates on the fire that has been burning for almost a week. bottled waters were passed out and fans were moving inside the warm auditorium at mariposa high school.but the lack of air did not bother these residents.they were here for a community meeting to learn more about the devastating detwiler fire that stormed through their town. natson this projector screen, cal fire had detail

smokey, voice-over: only you can prevent wildfires.ea: breaking news this morning, a day after the warning special counsel robert mueller reportedly expanding investigation into donald trump's business dealings, has the special counsel gone too far? >> and speaker paul ryan pushes gop tax plan that he says will get done because unlike health care republicans he says are unified in cutting taxes. lea: the dow pulls back, nasdaq hits third record close in a row. look at what's ahead for tech stocks. here is a look at u.s. stock market futures, s&p higher by 3, nasdaq higher fractionally. >> in europe stocks opened lower but mutual fund money is pouring into european stocks markets. live reports from london. lea: nikkei edging down two tenths of 1%. >> how would you like to travel between new york city and washington, d.c. in less than half an hour? what is it two and a half by train. >> three and a half. mom, i'm on the way. >> elon musk has your ticket. >> you want a t-shirt with a big mac, something like that, clothing business. i will

come out with what they come out with, and if there's a lot of red flags raised, it seems murky or smokeyky, then let's dive back in, but i think that makes sense. that would not be the case if they weren't doing those investigations presently, but they are. >> all right. well, congressman, thank you so much for spending part of your holiday weekend with us. a happy fourth to you. congressman mark sanford joining us. >> as well to you. thanks. >>> coming up, how media bashing fits into president trump's long-term and short-term goals. >>> plus, why governor chris christie's weekend visit to an uncrowded beach is kicking up lots of political sand today. the future isn't silver suits and houses on mars, it's right now. think about it. we can push buttons and make cars appear out of thin air. find love anywhere. he's cute. and buy things from, well, everywhere. how? because our phones have evolved. so isn't it time our networks did too? introducing america's largest, most reliable 4g lte combined with the most wifi hotspots. it's a new kind of network. xfinity mobile. >>> instead of talking

[laughter] smokey robinson, i get what smokey was saying. i second that emotion.ed very well, the articulation there and the energy and enthusiasm. >> we should tell him that there is a picture berry gordy's former home in your new book. >> 918 boston boulevard! go check it out. black detroit, i capture a lot of that. maybe not as expansive as some of the other things because it has just been done and done and done again. i think that the caller isn't blurry of that in terms of people understanding the importance of motown. obviously some of the things he mentioned have not been absorbed as it should be in terms of the label and barry's concern. even with film going beyond as they left detroit in 1972 and got involved in hollywood. you know with the whole monogamy of diana ross. all of that is a part of the legacy and history. i do not go into too much of that since it has been done so well elsewhere particularly like with marvin gaye and divided soul. i think it is still one of the most important books because even i you are talking about marvin gaye you are talk

smokey, voice-over: only you can prevent wildfires.hat's why at comcast we're continuing to make4/7. our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. [cheers and applause] john: we're back in washington at the students for liberty conference. more than a thousand students came here to advocate for a free society. economic freedom, personal freedom, and intellectual freedom. they're members after group called students for liberty. it was founded seven years ago by alexander mcoven. today students for liberty includes more than 1300 groups around the world. jorge start ad group in honduras. jorge, how did you find out about students for liberty. >> all started in 2009 when my country went through a deep crisis. it was under those circumstances i was trying to understand everyth

smokey skies there.red sun to start the morning and you see downtown san jose approaching the upper 80s instead of the 90s yesterday afternoon. the winds here pretty important. southwest wind in fairfield. despite that a heat advisory for solano county. temperatures in the o90s later on. there's ocean air-conditioning for you. as much as 12 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago thanks to the on shore wind and coupling that with misty skies on the coast. hour-by-hour you can see into the afternoon. half-moon bay likely looking at clouds all day. a little bit of clearing around santa cruz and hazy sunshine across the inner bay. most noticeable is the cooling around central bay. you can see san francisco to oakland. mid 60s to lower 70s. hayward 76 degrees but east of 680 there from walnut creek and along interstate 80s temperatures in the mid 90s. cool conditions around the bay there to wrap up the weekend of highs in the low 60s. high pressure loosening the grip a little bit. monday through wednesday we'll see

it's hot and smokey behind the grill or in this case the smoker.g in some pork butts now getting ready for the barbecue and blues festival tomorrow. rain to sunshine and rain at the shore could last a good portion of the day otherwise a high temperature coming in at 83. and on saturday we are picking up the land breeze to a high of 87 and westerly wind and 15 to 20 miles per hour so that sand will be piling up quickly. and sunday full sunshine at the shore with a high temperature coming in in the lower 80s. ocean temperature now in the lower 60s it smells so good out here adam. >> start massaging the ribs. >> those ribs are good. >> no, get those hands dirty. enjoy yourself if you head to the poconos as we head toward the weekend, 79 early tomorrow give weighing to sun. 76 saturday and a scattered downpour or thunderstorm but better on sunday at 75. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast temperatures in the upper 80s the next two days, still humid on friday, unsettled in the morning on saturdays breezy and warm and slightly humid and 89 a pop

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. >> reporter: smokey smells from the wild fire burning 3,000 acres on have the wharton state forest, satellite imagery shows smoke pattern over new jersey, from chopper three we can see how east wind, high humidity caused smoke to travel toward the shore and settle down to the ground. >> we did smell smoke this morning but didn't know what it was from. >> the smell was very, very bad. it smelled like the fire or smoke was rate here in the neighborhood. >> reporter: brigantine councilman michael reardon said strong smell led people to call 911. police had to tell people to stop calling. >> the chief put out a tweet, letting people know don't call 911, that it is the fire causing the smell and that everything will be okay. >> reporter: about 10 miles inland smoke filled the air around hamilton mall, and some cars had a thin layer of ashes little further north in atlantic county we saw smoke across white horse pike in egg harbor city. >> this morning it was almost like driving in and leading up to fog, that is how thick it was.

so these girls love a smokey eye.ng their make up before school every day. >> this is what i'm saying. >> wow. >> what we have done, we gotten a liner pencil which actually is a for your actual water line but what she has done she's taken the water line and taken it all the way up to the crease. >> ahh. >> now you're taking this and taking it up to the crease then you're using your blending brush to blown it out. >> okay. >> now that's ashley number two. you have eyeliner and then you have a some smudge eye shadow for that purpose. now you have two things that you're using this for. >> okay. >> let's couldn't to go on and now what she use in her crease as opposed to using a shadow because she minot have access to get whole 50-dollar palate. >> she has actually used her powder that she s set her face with as a crease color. >> wow. >> there's so many different wonderful ways that you can another thing that she did with the blush you've the same color on her lips to all actually contour her cheeks. >> wow. >> right. rea

formula cleans removing up to 100% of flakes protects and even moisturizes for sofia vergara hair smokeyeen in southwest philadelphia this morning. skyfox was over all the action. this is what the intersection of 52nd street and baltimore avenue looked like around 8:00 this morning. a store caught fire and the flames spread to second floor. thankfully no one is hurt and we don't know yet why that fire started. >>> happening now, concerns over the cost of health care. we hear a lot about the high costs that can be associated with our well-being but south jersey woman says the bill she just got really take the cake. >> wait until you hear what she says she was charged for. fox 29's brad sat tip is here now. brad she took her two kids for simple wellness check. >> rt report it sounds simple enough. wellness check she does every year. fully covered by insurance. so when she got the bill she had to do a double take. when she called to find out what the charge was actually for she couldn't believe her ears. ♪ >> reporter: 11-year-old mia is getting regular lessons as she earns to play the pian

smokey, voice-over: only you can prevent wildfires. >> i think when it is funny, it is funny.n you have yourself -- >> sean: "saturday night live" planning? did you like it or did it bother you? it was not funny. it was stupid, silly, malicious. but some skits i've seen on late-night television that i have to crack up at., so sometimes it can be funny, some of the memes you have to laugh at yourself a little bit. but there are times when it goes from funny to mean. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," more of the exclusive interview with sean spicer. we continue now with ari fleischer, jeanine pirro. no one would ever hire me and that's a job, i'm not suited for it like you are. -- >> it is a fun job. >> sean: i do admire you guys, with wow, i felt bad for sean he got the crap beat out of him and he is a gracious guy. >> tough job, it's tougher when you do it for donald trump. he does not do things the traditionalt' way. so you get squeezed when you are the press secretary. and sean has taken the high road. that isd good to see. good for him and his family. i do have to point out that th

. >> it was all orange and smokey.ot of black. >> reporter: they're the same conditions rescuers face. the fire's intensity ing them to retreat. >> i needed to get somebody we had communication with up there. >> reporter: the chief sent david dalberg to give it a shot. >> there were a few sections of the rhoden enveloped in smoke, i couldn't even see the hood of my vehicle. >> reporter: rocks and tree limbs falling from above. >> a few hit my truck and rolled off. >> reporter: then a wall of flame rolled across the road, again keeping sheriff's deputies at bay, but not dalberg. he was the only one to beat the flames. >> the fact that dave was able to get through is still, frankly, a little bit of a mystery. >> do you think about what could have happened? >> it definitely could have been a lot worse. i try not to think about it. >> reporter: by now, the campers were all sheltered in the dining hall. >> it shocked me that it was that close to us. >> reporter: dalberg worked to make the camp more fire safe, his presence c

they had to turn back.ashley hart, camper: "it was all orange and smokey and there was a lot of blacke the same conditions rescuers faced -- the fire's intensity, forcing them to retreat. steve oaks, division chief, santa barbara county fire department: "i needed to get somebody that we had communication with up there." chief oaks then sent david dahlberg to give it a shot. david dahlberg, fire prevention technician, u.s. forest service: "there were a few sections of the road that were enveloped in smoke. totally covered. i could not even see the hood of my vehicle."rocks and tree limbs were falling from above. david dahlberg, fire prevention technician, u.s. forest service: "a few hit my truck and rolled off my truck."and then a wall of flame rolled across the road -- again keeping sheriff's deputies at bay -- but not dahlberg. he was the only one to beat the flames.steve oaks, division chief, santa barbara county fire department: "the fact that dave was able to get through is still frankly a little bit of a mystery."elam: "do you think about what could have happened?"david : "it def

so there'se smoke have i ya'll op i don't know to give it that smokey flavor.s and then baked beans though are our barbecued beans we start with northern beans and kannel loneys and that cooks down with all of our meats. everything that's left over at the end of the day, we chop that up and there's before this accident cut, turkey -- >> let's talk about the most important side with barbecue. what kind of drinks are best with good barbecue. >> we like beer at fat pete's that and bourbon the two things we think go best. our signature trick is the tim see tim. bullet rye with homemade sweet tea and lemonade. >> of course we're not showing that on tv we've got that in the truck. >> absolutely. >> you have in abundance coming up. >> you said this is the left over meats. what else is there in there before this accident cut, tu turkey, pork. chicken. >> awesome. >> you try while i toss back inside. about 90 today. look out for scattered showers and storms this afternoon. i don't know if you can look at a map quickly but i'd say any time we'll start to have scatter it'

. >> it has a smokey,. >> with a bouncey sense of humor. >> no, no, grape juice. >> no, kind of cool,xygen gets second out and create a pressure, and that is fun. >> that is grape juice, not wine. >> wine has alcohol in it. >> yes. >> no, i did it with wine too. >> really. >> yes. >> that is not good. >> whether this or the pudding >> we don't know. >> thanks. >> thanks for coming. >> i will go check on mike. we will take a break. >>jason: my dad taught me to play the piano when i was three. ever since, it's been my passion. going somewhere like the juilliard school seemed impossible. now, i am able to dream bigger. >>joe: hi. this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to offer the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including jason. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. >>jason: start saving to dream bigger today. at paable.gov. come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes hashtag. before furry hugs, become first loves. come to th

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. >> no, because you can still get that flavor, that good smokey flavor and that health full taste withoutchemicals. when it's very zeroed crispy and charred. >> that's the danger part. >> exactly that black part. the other thing you saw it was marinaded. marination is another great tip it creates a barrier. >> really it creates a barrier for the heat to directly not hit the meat and that's going to help you as well. >> does it make it cook faster when you put the marinade on it. >> it doesn't make it cook faster but avoids that strong heat hitting the meat and making that dark, black or crispy outer wretch you don't want to have. >> really? i black charred or maybe i'm burning it up. >> probably are. >> you say flip it freakily. >> flip it freakily. when do you flip it frequently, the grill doesn't have a chance to hit the meat so severely it doesn't create that dark blackburn. >> i like so much. >> exactly. >> wow. >> then my navy writ thing vegetables. these guys don't have the proteins that are created and that reaction isn't formed. so grilling vegetables you're good to go. you can ea

. >> smokey. >> salt. refreshing -- >> salt makes me want more cocktails. >> exactly. for so long. what is it about arlington that is so great for your business and what you love about it. >> the people. >> whoo! >> the people who live here. we couldn't do it without an you know, otherwise we're just making food. but people come to the restaurant. they accept what we do. they love what we do. they know we'll change things periodically. they just -- there are our support system we love courthouse we love arlington and try to do as much as possible with the community. >> it feels just like new orleans. swampy. >> it does. >> back to you guys. >> oh, moo goodness. always so good. >> so good. >> been there many times myself may feel like summer just started wal*mart hoping to boost its sales they want you to go back to school shopping now. >> lots of kids are like la, la, la. >> if you get a deal. they created a teacher section on its website customers can shop rite from their own classroom school fly lists. $100,000 lists available and that number expected to double by au

they had to turn back.ashley hart, camper: "it was all orange and smokey and there was a lot of blackrs faced -- the fire's intensity, forcing them to retreat. steve oaks, division chief, santa barbara county fire department: "i needed to get somebody that we had communication with up there." chief oaks then sent david dahlberg to give it a shot. david dahlberg, fire prevention technician, u.s. forest service: "there were a few sections of the road that were enveloped in smoke. totally covered. i could not even see the hood of my vehicle."rocks and tree limbs were falling from above. david dahlberg, fire prevention technician, u.s. forest service: "a few hit my truck and rolled off my truck."and then a wall of flame rolled across the road -- again keeping sheriff's deputies at bay -- but not dahlberg. he was the only one to beat the flames.steve oaks, division chief, santa barbara county fire department: "the fact that dave was able to get through is still frankly a little bit of a mystery."elam: "do you think about what could have happened?"david : "it definitely could've been a lot

smokey, voice-over: only you can prevent wildfires.ing down in washington and what was not shaking up markets that much. as you know by now, john kelly, the homeland security secretary will be moving to white house chief of staff. the president has been busy tweeting this morning. we will have the fall-out from all of this as well as the agenda and what it means for the president. he has been, of course, changes he would like to see in congress right now to avoid the kind of thing that always happens, the simple majority vote, whether he get into all of that.