i love sous. hey, i was right on it with the sous.ighway and still having a good time. >> hog head cheese, my parents used to eat hog head cheese and crackers. how did the civil rights movement shape aretha franklin into the superstar we remember today? i think it gave her her moxie and her strength to have such a long illustrious career. >> right, and it shaped her consciousness. you have to understand aretha franklin comes out of new bethel church. she comes out of the tutelage -- her father was c.l. franklin, america's biggest preacher before there was a t.d. jakes. you have a c.l. franklin who not only was a radical preacher, but had a political message. and they're traveling through the jim crow south and she said spreading the word of god, but also encountering racial inequality. so she had a face to face encounter with this stuff and it played into her music, it played into the choices she made politically. in 1970 she decides to endorse angela davis when she was incarcerated. there are moments when you see aretha franklin stan

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bound spring, sou georgia avenue at the beltway, still the left side blocked by the crash. 270 northboundnd southbound looking quite good thisg.morn beltway, no problems. no roadwork, nothing happening re. ner loop or outer loop. keep your fingers crossed on that. 66 here right now from fairfax county parkw to the beltway. you're on time going 62 miles per hour. it's going to get you there in about nine minutes. same thing outbound. northern g virginia hit pretty hard with that rain yesterday. we still have issues with flooding and roads washed away. one of those in manassas. piper lane, blocked for the street flooding. vra commute have to use another entrance if you're trying to get to the broad run station. eastoy ofty bridge washed out there. a look at travel times coming up. > melissa, thank you. now to two developing stories we're following. two men once tonnectedo president trump are both facing me in federal prison. >> first, the president's former attorney, michael cohen pletyed guilo tax evasion and two counts of campaign finance violations. the plea acknowledges payments two wom

he's now putting his partisan sou sort of views out there, maybe he was partisan all along.n and talk about politics, and intel guys say, you know what? i'm going to put the country first. i'm not going to leave the intelligence agencies and become a partisan who attacks the president every day because he's putting into question millions of americans' views of this. so, yeah, he got his clearance -- when you have a security clearance, you know that you could get it ripped away from you if do you stupid things. >> i'm not saying you can't do it. i don't know what practical effect it has other than petty revenge. jennifer, it's interesting mike isn't concerned about the president doing exactly those kinds of things in terms of undermining confidence in the intelligence community by telling people not to listen to them, but what do you make of brennan getting his clearance stripped? >> well, i'd like to know from mike what he thinks about admiral mcraven's column today coming out and saying that he -- >> is he a hack too? >> -- that he sides with brennan. is he a hack in. >> he

not only losing the ballgame to the mets, but, couple of sou including "the chronicle" that buster posey out of the lineup tonight, might be undergoing season-ending surgery on his hip. obviously, something has been wrong with him, particularly on the offensive side of his game. no homers since june 16th. a guy who did hit a home run for the giants tonight in the first, evan longoria. this is a bit of a rarity for the giants. two-run shot, steven matz, and the giants up to a quick lead. here is wilmer flores, giving us all examples of why the giants are in fourth place. hello, somebody make a catch. it actually did not lead to a run, but, no communication. i don't know how much these guys really care at this point. meanwhile, watch this. here is a guy who cares. hunter pence in deep left- center field. steven matz, the pitcher, it. that has to take you back to 1954 and willie mays over the shoulder. he even lost his cap, back to the infield, great catch by pens, -- pence, who has had a very, very tough year. 3-2 lead for the mets. in the eighth, michael conforto with a shot deep, that wi

those sou like go amazing things at dinner time, right? as we look a theforecast, the humidity levels have lowered across the entire area. ourn temperatures the generally low to mid-80s right now. 84 up in frederick. tomorrow mning at 6:00a.m., look what you're stepping out the door to. if you can, i wouldike or walk to work tomorrow. it's going to be awesome. the kids waiting for the school bus. it's not hot or sweaty out there. 66 in the distri. the subur coming in around 60. 60 in culpeper, 59 in leesburg. temperatures in the mid-70s around recess or lunchtime. have your lunch outdoors tomorrow. a high of 82 is going to feel amazing. tomorrow night is picture perfec perfect night to take the kids tt the park or the playground. the sung right around he50. with allrain, it brought some of the ragweed poln but you notice the mold spores still coming in high, due in part to all then we've had. we're getting a break from the rain for the next few days. the perfect time to fire up the grill. tomorrow, perfection. friday, another great day. th

with storms as well through the overnight and i think most of this will be out here tomorrownd showers sou and east of d.c. early tomorrow morning. for the evening plane, temperatures falling through the 70s and we'll keep that storm chance out a until least 11:00. for tomorrow we'll have sunshine and maybe a morning fog sunshine by afternoon, and the gturday plans for everything you need to out and look hot and humid. >> as far as the tereday st is concerned, drying day ations, sunday and m next chance of rain tuesday and wednesday and humidity didn't drop too much thursday and friday and temperatures back into the upper 80s. >> ings kil us, mosquitos, moisture and mold. >> tr oecta. >> guys, thanks. a consumer alert. more than 145 half gallon cartons of vanilla almond breeze milk have been recalled because the product might contain mk milk. if you're allergic to milk, you should throw it out. h a iishee sell-by date of september 2nd and they have been distributed to maryland and rginia so check the fridge now. >>> according to president trump, veteran affairs are not used to hearing the

fairfax county police tell us one of their h caninped uschas assnif easy out as it might sou.ick ward has our story. >> reporter: this picture would be difficult to caption if youhe didn't know story behind it. it was tuesday morning. katherine daniel heard commotion in her fairfax neighborhood, squad cars on the street and a police helicopter above. >> and ited like they were right over our house. >> reporter: they wereoong for this man identified t keegan allen who ran off with police right behind. >> neighbors were directing officers, he went there. >> reporter: made his way to katherine daniels' property and sought refuge i a garbage can. >> and he flipped it open and just jumped right in head fir into the garbage can. >> reporter: now this might have seemed like a good place to hide but it wasn't for a couple of reempts fir onass. dogs sniffed the out and that's a good thing because what's in that case. one bag of garbage fullir of diapers so that man dove headfi t into hot dirty diapers. >> reporter: the canine police officer and his canine had no trouble finng him holdi

. >> i'm your sous chef here. >> you're hired.ng to sneak in underneath you. >> the herbs brings the flavors out, right? fresh.s so all these fresh herbs, they're very aromatic, as you mentioned. and then the flavors just tie together altogether. >> and you have the salt here? >> the sea salt went on first. at brings out a little bit of that flavor. tomatoes are superri e. what's great about these also is serving them at room temperature. >> what's the deal with sea salt? coarse salt? is that the salt you should really use? >> it's a salt you can it's going to provide a little texture and add that little flavor. a lot ofimes this is great used for finishing, whether it's a roasted steak or fillet. so we're going to finish this off with a little sherry vinegar. thiss ready togo. we're going to add a little cracked black pepper. oule w ydo assortment of tomatoes right here. this special,u said two weeks of these special menu items? >> yes, it goes until the 9th of this month. so the end of this week and one more week to come and enj

33 years we shared together he raised me, taught me, corrected me, comforted me, encouraged me and sou in all things. he loved me and i loved him. he taught me how to live, always unfailing. took me from girl to a woman and he showed me what the is to be a man. all that i am is thanks to him now that he is gone the task of my lifetime is to live up to his example, his expectations and his love. my father's passing comes with sorrow and grief for me, my mother, my brothers and sisters. he was a great fire that burned bright and we lived in his warm lgt and light for so very long. we know his flame lives on in each of us. the years and days will not be the same without my dad but they will be good days because of the example he left for us. ofor our family your prayers are extremely appreciated. my father is gone and i miss him as only an adoring daughter can. but i take comfort in this. john mccain hero of the republic and to little girl wakes today to something more glorious than anything on this earth. today the warrior enters his true and external life, an eternal life greeted by tho

sou souza jr. gets the d-backs on the board first, but the giants would respond.ght. mccutchen scores. that ties the game up at 1. as we go to the top of the sixth, the d-backs with a 2-1 lead. nick hundley singles down the left-field line. lon dporgoria comes in to score. game still tied in the top of the eighth. it's evan longoria again. this time a home run to give the giants the lead. they would hold on to that lead as they beat the d-backs 3-2 and go 4-2 on their road trip. here's bruce bochy after their win. >> cutch had quite a series and buster has been swinging well, and longo. that's what it's going to take, those guys. the veterans, the heart of our order. so good series by them. you know, we scored enough runs because their guy was tough too. he's been throwing the ball well. we found a way to get some runs. >>> at the coliseum, the red hot a's hosting the tigers. scoreless in the fourth. that is until crush davis comes to the plate. his 31st homer of the year. it's the third most in the majors. bottom of the seventh, matt chapman with one on j two out

legally stified, in other words that an officer had a reasonable apprehension of an imminent threat of sousinjury or deadly force directed at the officer or someone else. >> to the case of jordan edwards, his family welcomed the verdict but hisstep-mother sd she wished the officer god more time. how does her reaction gel with your reaction and the experiences you've had and work done? >> so i' conflicted. i don't believe in the current state as it stand and i think we should be discussing alternatives to priso however, the kind of justice in this country requires that people who mmit a crime are punished by going to prison and, in a state like texas, where the death penalty exists, 15 years hardly seems like enough for takeordan edwards life. i certainly don't believe in the death penalty, but there is a wideasm between 15 years and the death penalty, and especially when we look at th kind of disproportionate prison sentencing that occurs in the state of texas, we know that at a rate of 4 t o 1,ack men and black people are convicted more than white people are and have loer sentences than wh

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and sou korea do together. secretary mattis was asked about that today. he said, well, we canceled this year's exercises as a good faith effort because the negotiations were ongoing. but heaid next year's exercises will continue, and that really forces president trum whether to cancel them or not, if he wants somhing that north korea has made a priority to remain canceled. >> woodruff: quickly, finally, to europatements today by the french president emmanuel macron about what europe shoul be prepared to do in the aftermath of president trump saying, months ago, hat the u.s. may not stand by its commitment to n.a.t.o. > these are extraordinary comments from both sides, both from the united states president about europe and also europe about the united states and the president so. let's listen to what was said first by emmanuel m the french president and the german foreign minister. >> europe can no longesorely ly on the united states for its security. it is up to us today to take up our responsibilities and guarantee european security and consequently euro

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yes, my name is roland mesnier , and i was the executive sous chef at the white house for 26 years. i served probably five president. you know, to get into the white house, you know everybody wants to work at the white house, until they get the job. then, they don't know what to do with it. i really mean it, that is the truth. you have to understand, this job is very scary because of the people you are serving. you no longer are serving just anybody, like in a hotel or whatever, you are serving people that have achieved great things in life, that have great jobs, so you better be on the same level with your food. i also served numerous emperors , kings, head of state -- heads of state, all during my tenure. but, when i started at the white house, i was already in that line of work for 20 years, learning under the best chefs available in paris, france, germany, and especially the hotel i mentioned, because that particular hotel used to be known as the number one hotel in the world. it still exists today, but i think it's lost to the years, because now it is part of a chain. in those

was built -- luckily enough, tremendous evidence survives of this four burner, you could call it, sous stove, this ruinous structure down below. right now, archaeologists have moved as much of the material is there going to for this part of the project, and they are cleaning up the site for final photos and documentation. so you can see, they are meticulously cleaning between the bricks and they have measured everything in. it is really an intensive ross s, but it allows us -- process, but it allows us to gather and record as much information on the site as possible that can be analyzed in the future. we expect to complete the exterior perhaps by later this , weng, and the interiors are still working on the exhibit plan and interpretation plans. those should be open to the public by spring of 2019. we hope visitors will be able to come and ask. a bit more of the slave life at monticello, to see how monticello functioned in the plantation context, to see what supported the main house. and we are very, very excited about putting back sally rter, this very important person on the mountain

you look at the other stock we're going to be talking about it's going to be a few different places soua for one and also indonesia and all of these jurisdictions have been some of the worst performers when it comes to country's etfs in the emerging markets but ones we're going to watch specifically are places like indonesia, places like in india f and for sure brazil. >> i can't believe brazil is smaller an sugt africa >> brazil is yes just in terms of the -- but it is in size of the etf. it may not be so much of a huge waiting out there, but so much money has been poured into the that etf the south african by size is not at much of a component some others are but brazil is certainly one to watch because it carries so much money in that. >> joining us to discuss where they're seeing opportunities within the emerging markets david and christina. david, too soon to jump into some of these beaten down emerging markets >> it's nice to see eem had a positive day today and i definitely share the concern about south africa that's one that really shares the economic profile of turkey it's real

project director of "food and wine" magazine with us and you see the love over here with her celebrity sous challenges here and an assist from the very funny rob riggle. of course, we got lara and ginger down there about to eat as well. but before we get to it we'll start with what we're cooking so, gail, what are you going to make? >> i'm making the most delicious sticky drumsticks with real plum sauce.ne wonders where is the plum in the plum sauce? you never know. it comes in the packets. uh-uh. not this. no, this is fresh summer plums at their sweetest for delicious sticky drumsticks you'll want to make every day. >> and, what are you making? >> it's not sticky chicken is just an expensive name for a chicken drumstick. >> yes. >> we're do hoisin sesame ribs on the grill. golden brown, peanut butter, ginger, garlic and, patti labelle, i love you. and rob riggle, come o >> so you've thrown the gauntlet down. let's start cooking here. all right, gail. how do we get started here? >> really simply i'll pour a little bit of canola oil over them, get them ready for the grill. >> okay. >> toss t

and it sous like needle point pillow, but in this case, it's absolutely the case.is life. he was shot down out of the sky. he lost 5 1/2 years in thee servf his country. e a prisoner of war. andry moment after that was something to be ancelebrated. to be honored. there was a line from the angs nlts that both senator mccain and mtek s loved which was about a man should always have a sense of honor in action. a sense of honor in action. and i think that really defines what the senator was all about. >> hjon, much of -- i mean, over the past few days, there has been souch written and said about john mccain, his life, his legacy. tw much of do you think is also been sort of a result of the current state of politil -- ourolitical system, political affairs. do you think that we are loving on john mccain so much for other reass? >> i thinkhat's part of it. i think all of life is about context, unquestionably. he representsomething that we like to think we are at our best. and so many people today feel that we're scraping toward our worst. and so absolutely. we look at him

--nair failed a legal blade and baited sous up from joining the strike.he market is slightly lower against the u.s. dollar limits to fear of the lira. wasecb's mechanism particularly exposed due to the lira's plunge. guests.h us are our want to book panic on the markets, but what are you looking at? are you cutting exposure to stocks and exposure to turkey? lucy: we don't have much exposure. we are underrepresented within the european financials. because of the lack of rebuilding a balance sheets. we do not have much exposure. do not ones that we do have any significant exposure at all in turkey. so it is not something we need to do anything about. where it could have an impact on markets and our portfolios is through any weakness in europe. and that is a double-edged sword as far as european companies. some lira weakness is not necessarily a bad thing. but if you do get rising risk premium everywhere, then that can have an impact on higher value to stocks. francine: i want to ask you about the foreign exchange you are looking at. all, what are the chance

we actually have an army of sous chef that do all the prep work for you so you can cook dinner with freshan. >> it's all about that vision. families, that's why we go so excited about it. you can think of those traditional meal kits as like groceries in a box. they show up and you still have to do all the work. i want to spend -- i want to spend time with my family, not be chopping and gobble solved that. >> what's the price point? >> it's $12 a meal. >> you found her her or you found him how? >> how many people for $12. >> $12 per person and you can order as many servings and dinners as you like. people usually order for two or four people. >> we -- gary and i were both mentors to her and we're just really impressed. so many people were impressed at growth of all costs. margins and quality and made sure those were a great experience before the rollout and here are the fruits of that today. >> there are a lot of meal kit companies. there's also this thing called amazon and whole foods. >> yes. >> and how is that impacting your business and how are you thinking about them? >> yeah. i think