nice to meet you. >> sonya. >> sonya's my head baker. here. so what i wanted to do today is we want to market tina's products, and the goal is we want them to taste good, and we want them to look good. >> okay. >> when we finish making this, from a business standpoint, we'll know how much went in in raw materials, how much went in in labor, how much went in in packaging-- >> okay. >> currently, it costs tina up to 75¢ to make a single bite. by mass-producing the bite, i can lower the cost to 10¢ per bite. each package will consist of eight bites, which means it'll cost us the 80¢ to make the entire package. we're gonna sell these to retailers for $3 each, yielding us $2.20 of profit per package. an average order from a national grocery store chain would be between 10,000 and 30,000 units. with only one order, we can make between $22,000 and $66,000 in profit. you first. >> this is like a dream come true right now. >> this is a good start. it's not bad for half a day of work. michael will like these. >> oh, i'm excited. i'm excited. thank

justice sonya sotomayor refuted that reasoning. she said that it leads to absurd consequences. writing the dissent, she said: this a separate dissent. the elephant in the room written up - the death penalty itself: he argued that it is highly likely that it is unconstitutional, not carried out reliably and quickly, and handed down arbitrarily. that brought a retort from justice scalia calling brier's dissent - gobble-di-gook. outside the court, a small band agreed with brier, that the county and court needed a broader conversation about capital punishment. >> we shouldn't kill people doesn't matter how. >> there's clearly no majority on the court for revisiting the death penalty itself >>> the supreme court has temporarily blocked a texas law creating strict standards for the state's abortion clinics. and would a forced two-thirds of the clinics to close this week. for now they'll stay open. heidi zhou-castro joins us from fort worth, a women's health clinic. what does this mean for the clinic where you are is this. >> this clinic will remain open wednesday. whole women's healt

a woman named sonya signed up to find if a guy named collin was the father of her 4-month-old son. not only did collin say he wasn't the father, he came up with a theory about who is. >> [ bleep ]. [ talking over one another ] >> you know who that baby daddy is? >> who? >> charles barkley. charles barkley. let me see it. let me see that. let me see that. [ applause ] >> jimmy: unfortunately for the child, turned out charles barkley was not his father but the kid did just get a job on tnt. congratulations to them. we have a lot of game goodness to get to tonight. steve harvey is here with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: there's steve. some people call him the tanned dr. phil. and this is nice. steve was kind enough to give each one of our cameramen one of his old suits. where are -- there you go. [ cheers and applause ] everybody is looking -- looking very, very sharp. thanks to steve for being so generous. then later, it's jimmy versus jimmy. i face off against jimmy butler of the chicago bulls and our new game, "sink it or swim." it's half pop a shot, half dunk tank. wh

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sonya taking off from japan in this row boat. the start of a 6,000 mile journey to san francisco.e a motor or a sail just two ores. she'll be rowing for 16 hours a day. hoping to get there by september. if she does. she'll become the first woman to ever row solo across the pacific. now to a spectacular publicity stunt. a rare sight on a sunny day. 50 hot air balloons flying over the city. we wanted to show you because it looked so beautiful. early this morning the event is designed to promote the city and to raise awareness for charity. when we come back he might be the best big brother ever why he's boldly marching on with the little guy on his back. how their bond is bringing a community together and doing so much more. the story still ahead. ainful due to menopausal changes it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused b

her bid to become the first woman to row single handed across the world's largest ocean. 29-year-old sonyarom toke row on her purpose designed robot. she plan to his arrive to san francisco in september. rogue 16 16 to 14 hours a day taking advantage of favorable currents. only three solo rowers have previously crossed the pacific all them to men. and we wish her the best of luck. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh! >> oh my god! >> by scientists.

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she's got moves dancing with her grandma, sonya curry.s a fan favorite this post season after several adorable appearances at press game conferences. matt keller back at oracle arena to find out other stars that cheered the warriors to a win last night. >> abc 7 news the only place to watch the doves take on the cavs. game two sunday at 5:00 in oakland, followed by game three and four tuesday and thursday in cleveland. >>> new details about a huge data breach that compromised information of millions of former and current government workers. alyssa harrington joins us with more. >> reporter: intelligence officials are concerned about this, saying hackers have access to sensitive information. here's what we know. up to 4 million current and former federal employees are effected. hackers may have stolen personal information and records. every federal agency is at risk. computer systems were breached in december, but only recently was this discovered. the u.s. blames china for the cyber attack. the china foreign ministry denies the allegation

now if she is successful, sonya bombseen would be the first woman to row solo across the pacific oceanmb seen says having a support boat that would cost too much. she says the best part of the trip is seeing the stars most people never see. the worst part being wet all the time. , pam. >> gosh. there are a lot of things that don't sound very pleasant on that trip. but she is doing it. >> but she is doing it. >> and she said that she had to put on weight for this journey expecting to lose it all. so that is something a lot of us are not used to. i have to put on weight. it's one of the things -- >> you better go ahead and do the rowing if you put on all that weight. >> i think she is going to need it all and all lose it a. good morning everybody. let's take a look at commute that we have if you are driving out there. the morning commute on the golden gate bridge a little bit of densing to. steve and i. the fog brothers back on our reunion tour look at this southbound 101 traffic looks pretty good. bay bridge toll plaza. boy, when you try to do it without coughing sometimes it's just imp

. >> twenty-nine year-old sonya vanstein hopes to finish the 6,000-mile journey by late december. her 23-foot rehoboth both equipped with solar panels, high tech communications and can test water conditions to estimate climate change along her journey. only three others have made that journey and no woman ever made the journey alone. she has an equipment that will help drinking what ther how many times will she say row row, row your boat. >> yes. >> 5:22. coming up apple releasing some music. companies expect to be unveiling a big thing today it may change how people buy and listen to our music. make fit happen! fit me matte and poreless foundation from maybelline new york. beyond matching skin tone... it fits skin's texture... blurs pores and controls shine you look totally natural. fit me matte and poreless show us your fit ♪ maybe it's maybelline! ♪ dear fellow citizen, kids are a great thing. before you know it they're in college. if you're lucky, they get a degree in finance and figure out how to pay for it. could happen. but just in case it doesn't, i can help. we have new s

overnight sonya baumstein encountered rough seas and sent a distress signal before being rescued off was not injured, but her mission is now over. >>> and guitarist michael clifford of the band five seconds to summer suffered an injury to his face because of a malfunction of the pyrotechnics at the group's concert in london. clifford is okay, despite there looking like the invisible man, on twitter posting this photo of his bandaged face. with a thumbs up. >>> in the former soviet republic of georgia dozens of animals including this hippo escaped from a local zoo, the animals have been roaming the streets and the authorities are warning residents to stay home. >>> and finally, take a look at this, about halfway through the grueling 24-hour le mans race in france, this ferrari catching fire during a refueling attempt. that's during a pit stop there. the driver stays in for quite some time before the fire quickly spreads before finally being persuaded of getting out of the vehicle. the driver ended up being okay but that was $250,000 going up in smoke. >> gone like that. >> gone like t

. >> president obama was among those in attendance as lynch was sworn in by supreme court justice sonya sotomayor. the president tapped lynch last november to be attorney general but five months of political infighting put her nomination on hold. senate finally voted to confirm her in april. loretta lynch becomes first african-american women to serve as attorney general. >>> well singer neil young is not happy with donald trump the latest g.o.p. presidential candidate arrived for his announcement yesterday while young's rocking in the free world, blared over speakers. the neil young now says that the donald did not have permission to use his song. the singer is supporting another candidate in the, 2016 race and democratic senator bernie zahners of vermont. neil young's manager reached out to trump's camp and requested that it stop using the song. we will see what the donald does. >>> they are pulling out all of the stops to sell a pretty amazing mansion on the main line. >> so, new buyers should bring their checkbooks of course. >> yes. >> but their a appetite. syma chowdhry is live at

sonya, your thoughts on this day? >> well, my heart is very happy today. and especially when i'm here our thoughts goes out everyone to affected by this. it's a solemn day today in the south, and i'm here in front of the church and seeing all of the love that's pouring out to the community, it's -- it's touching. it really is to see how people did pool together even though the young man that did this horrifying crime stated he wanted to cause a war, but it looks like he has caused nothing but a love war. and i thank god for this. because there are all walks here to share support for the families and our loved ones that are no long we are us. >> in 1968 they took to the streets and cities burned across america. what is it about this time in history that instead of there being anger there is action. what caused so much forgiveness so quickly? >> i think dr. king lead a movement that -- he lead it all in love and as we know that dr. martin luther king also took his moment from gandhi that operated in love. so all of this is what we're all about is love. and w

. >> we captured one such example when sergeant herman was meeting with inmate sonya quevez whose drugn her third parole violation. >> tell me something, what is going to keep you, other than your kids, from not coming here again? >> my plan is actually to complete my ged, finish school, and find me a job to keep myself busy and occupied. >> each day you have to choose and decide what is sonia going to do today. if it doesn't feel right and you know in your gut it's wrong, leave. run. so that was my word for you today. i'm happy to see that you've got your mind set on doing the right thing. >> yes. i thank you and i appreciate it. >> no problem. >> okay. thanks. >> you're welcome. >> when we were filming the exchange between sonia and sergeant herman, i couldn't help but to think that sergeant herman was actually getting through to her. but as soon as she left, the other side of sonia emerged. >> make sure you don't come back in here anymore. >> yes, ma'am. >> i don't want to see you in here anymore. >> yes, ma'am. thank you. >> all right, bye. >> bye. >> as we were placing her back in

. >> sonya balm steen set off from japan jed and plans to row -- yesterday and plans to row 6,000 miles to perhaps and -- san francisco and for the long journey she's packed dehydrated meals the two machines that make salt water drinkable. the best part of the trip would be the stars, the worst? being wet all the time. >>> good morning, i'm ryan takeo live in walnut creek. here's a place the cool off today -- to cool off today. it's gong to be a hot one. and coming up we'll tell you why local officials say this could be a shock to our system. >> and move over pandora and spotify. there's another steaming music service coming and it's -- streaming music service comi let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait! >>> b

sonya left japan this week trying to row 6000 miles across the pacific by herself. the journey is expected to take more than 150 days. so far she has hit a snag. >> for the first three days they were pretty hellish. there were storms. turned around to see a fishing vessel coming at me. jonathan: i hate when that happens. she gave an interview to abc news, she had to hail a much larger ship to let them know hey, you are going to hit me. don't do it. if she makes it to san francisco she will be the first woman in the history to make the solo journey. alison: a brave lady. hopefully that journey won't end up like the one in alaska. there was a dramatic rescue last wednesday when their fishing water was taking on water. they lifted them to a helicopter after the boat started sinking. all four men are in good condition tonight. jonathan: the case surrounding so-called "free range children" in montgomery county led to a maryland state policy clarification. meitiv's two children, ages 10 and 6, were picked up twice by child protective services as they walked home alone and

an american who was trying to row across the pacific ocean alone has ended her attempt. 30-year-old sonya over the weekend due to the bad weather that was expected. she was picked up by a freighter and passed along to a japanese coast guard ship. in the week she was rowing baumstein covered 155 miles of what was supposed to be a 6,000-mile journey. >>> from our health headlines this morning, more and more school districts are considering later start times. and now a doctor's group is lending its support. in a study just released this morning, researchers say just moving the start of the school day from 8:00 to 8:30 would let kids get more sleep. that would improve alertness, motivation, and very important here, moods. the docs also recommend seven to nine hours of sleep for adults. >> seven to nine hours? when is the last time you got nine hours of sleep? >> i cannot remember. >> more sleep is better for everyone. >>> all right, well, we all sometimes say we're just at the right place at the right time, right, to capture a once in a lifetime moment. here's what we think is a pretty good e

. >> yeah, this is sonya baumstein. you're seeing her here. she set out from san francisco yesterday, hoping to finish the 6,000-mile journey by september, rowing up to 16 hours a day. >> she's going to be wearing a golden state jersey, probably, when she arrives, too. >> or a cleveland one. >> she chose not to be followed by a support boat mostly because she said it would cost too much and because it would waste too much fuel. so, no support boat. you're doing this on your own. oh, my goodness. good luck. that's a big boat to be pulling, too. >> are we going to be fighting about this? you're going to make me a cleveland fan. make me. we've got "the mix" coming your way. we have a festival so exclusive, tickets cost $2,000 apiece. that's pretty exclusive. >> lebron could probably afford those. >>> also ahead, the superstar racehorse going down in history and celebrated for the triple crown victory this weekend. did you see it? fans cannot wait to get up close and personal now with american pharoah. >> i think lebron was the jockey on american

. >> reporter:even with a gift for learning not everything came sonya huss's literature class when she>>i got into her class and wrote that essay and got a three out of nine. >>she internalized that in that i just need to do better. >>i was terrified like i'm not going to do it i'm going fail in this class. >>she had to work really hard. she had to do a lot of writing she had to read a lot of books. >>she said you have to persevere, this is how real life is, you don't get everything handed to you you have to work hard for it. >>she actually earned a twelve out of twelve on her district writing assessment. >> reporter:enrolled in the school's new biotechnology class, navjot entered her project in a competition sponsored by the university of california at davis. >>my work was directly focused on foreign populations and how we can use genetically modified crops to help people in need that don't have enough food. >>she won. so for her i would say pretty typical she just doesn't do anything half way. >>she's one of those kids whose going to take care of going to do. >> reporter:navjot hansr

sonya was rescued saturday off the coast of japan after sending a distressed signal. hoped to become the first woman to row so low across the pacific ocean. her journey has ended. >>> it's now week two of the women's world cup. today's soccer matches are ivory coast against norway. the netherlands against host can na. china verses new zealand and taiwan verses jail -- verses germany. our ciferg begins at noontime. we have complete coverage on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. that includes a schedule of all of the games. check it out. click on women's world cup right there on the home page. >>> i've been watching some of that. those female players -- >> aren't they good? >>> bad roads in oakland getting much-needed attention. after the break, the blitz kicking off today and how you can alert the city about potholes along your commute. >>> the warriors are in good positions with as they get ready to head back to cleveland. one more win, they take home the title. >>> good morning. we're looking at a commute that's still okay for the most part. we do have some trouble spo

sonya baumstein sent out a distress signal after hitting a severe storm.nd the lives of first responders. >>> and finally, we have video of what may be the worst job in the world. the national park service hired a crew to inspect the exterior of the famous gateway arch in st. louis. they climbed up 630 feet above the ground. the good news the world's tallest arch is in good condition. there is no amount of money you could pay me. >> ginger doesn't this it's the worst job. >> how long does the test last? do they have to go up next year too? >> i didn't bother to ask those questions. >> dan, thank you. >>> here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." the moment a rock star caught on fire right in the middle of a show. he's fine. we'll tell you what he's saying about it this morning. >>> and new privacy concern about drones. could your neighbors be using them to invade your privacy. zplrnlgts and then that cute prince george stealing the show. the new royal photos. >>> and superstars cody simpson and mark roberge here. live on "gma." good morning. hi, g

. >>> and, meet sonya balmstein. she is on a quest to row from japan to san francisco.he hopes to arrive by september. rowing up to 16 hours a day. if she make it she'll become the first woman to row across the pa civic alone. >>> finally, a record that just keeps growing and growing and growing. take a look. that is -- a sunflower. it grew so much it's in the book of world record as the tallest one ever. the german gardener needs scaffolding to reach the top. it's his fourth ever record-breaking sunflower. >> like jack and the beanstalk. >> thank you, amy. >>> time now for triple krun champ american pharoah. back home in kentucky this morning after becoming the first triple crown winner in 37 years. only the 12th horse ever. the champion colt is not done racing yet. dance harris is here with much more. he had a chance to spend a little time with him, didn't you, dan? >> they let me see him from a distance. they didn't want me to spook him before the race. since 1978 many horses came close. only american pharoah truly lad the goods to finally break the long losing strea

. >> reporter: this morning sonya baumstein trying to row her way into the record books. >> it's thei could ever i think have in life. >> reporter: the 30-year-old baumstein setting out five days ago on a 6,000-mile odyssey is cross the pacific from choshi, japan to san francisco. winds above 57 miles per hour. huge whale, massive freighters the journey expected to take over 150 days to complete. overnight we caught up with her in the middle of the ocean via satellite phone. >> on the first three days were pretty hellish. i was hit by a 30-knot storm and turned around to see a fishing vessel coming at me. >> reporter: a major concern shipping traffic. even alerting a vessel in her path while we were on the phone with her. >> wisp ward olympia, do you copy? i'm a very small vessel. you're on course with me right now. >> reporter: she's aboard a cuss testimony made 23-foot 775-pound boat with 1200 pounds of freeze died food 180 carbohydrate drinks and olive oil that she'll drink to retain weight. she even gained 40 pounds before taking off in anticipation of burning it all off. >> it's

sonya baumstein was rescued off the japanese coast yesterday morning after sending out a distress signaleks ago hoping to be the first woman to row across the pacific. she was expecting to finish the journey by late september. >>> in vallejo, smoke damaged two houses -- witnesses say the embers of the roofs of two nearby homes burning the shingles. fortunately the fire was put out quickly before it spread. ground crews contained the flames to a five-acre grassy area. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> the wildfire burning in trinity county now spread to nearly 1,500 acres. firefighters say lightning sparked the flames tuesday at the shasta trinity national forest, about halfway between eureka and reading. as of yesterday it was only 15% contained. the trinity county sheriff's office ordered mandatory evacuations in the area. there are no reports of injuries or damage to private property. >>> two of south floridian's biggest -- san francisco's biggest and best known soda ads won't be affected by the ordinance. it was passed last week and requires that soda ads carry w

he became immediately per sonya nongraa. the staff wouldn't talk to him.resident throws him out. they were enraged just three years ago that joe biden said he supported marriage equality. >> yeah. >> everybody talked about how fast this goes. they go back to 2004. just go back to the president of the united states that we saw here celebrated in 2015 scared to death in 2012 to get out front and say anything other than he opposed same-sex marriage and when his vice president did, it was the low point of his political career inside the white house. >> the interesting aspect of that, at least to me was they had two tracks going then. you had the president's track going then jeremy which is a political track, and the vice president's track going which as the vice president is awesomely human. >> it was personal. it was emotional. turning to republicans a little bit here i think a lot of parsing went on on friday as we were trying to look through republican responses to this case. and, you know you can read into the nuance of them as much as you want. i think on