it knows how to make a steak. which makes it fairly phenomenal. now i'm convinced but i'm not sure if i saw it in a category or on amazon, i would say, sure, a $1,500 giant toaster. so how do you sell to somebody who has not had a steak. >> absolutely. i recommend they go to amazon reviews and read from actual customers who said here is how often i would cook before i had the oven. yes, it does toast, but people are doing elaborate roasts, whole legs of lamb, they are doing whole chickens, my mom did a 12 pound turkey for thanksgiving. you could do toast but we started with the counter top form factor as our first product and people are loving it. >> because they like the results of what they are cooking and maybe there was a -- they were unsure of what the end result would be? >> i would say the product and the intelligence of it, and so what the magic of june is the intelligence and the experience that scott saw was we put a steak in the oven and it did the rest. it didn't even preheat the oven. we have cash on fiber heating elements an they are

and i could have perfectly grilled steaks set at 350 degrees that give me a perfect medium rare steak or however you like it and it's never going to burn. perfect pork chops, and not only pork chops... >> right, salmon, grilled vegetables, sausage, perfect every time. >> what if i told you, when you fried your chicken, it was going to be fried at the perfect temperature of 375, gently, perfectly, crispy, never soaking up too much oil. >> that's hard to do. >> in fact, that's the problem with the old stovetops, whether it's gas or electric-- you can turn it up and down, but because you don't have precise control, you're going to get boil-overs. because you don't have precise control, you're going to burn the cereal on the bottom from time to time. and because you don't have precise temperature control, you can't help but burn a steak or a pork chop on your stove. you see, you're not the bad cook in the kitchen. the stovetop is the bad cook in the kitchen. >> that's right, and those days of bad cooking are over, thanks to the fine folks here at nuwave, makers of the number-one-selling c

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you know, getting big steak from woody's market, and he'd buy these big steaks. texas toast was just a thick sliced bread on a griddle. but thank god, they also cooked tons of chinese food as well. it was, one, it was just the best food in the world. i still say that. i'll say that to my grave. but it's also part of our culture, and all... everything that happened in our family, it usually started at the dining room table. >> hinojosa: what do you mean? >> any decisions-- "where do you want to go for vacation," or "what are you thinking about schools," "how come you're not doing this or doing that?" the discussion was always at 5:30, keep in mind. this is in the midwest; you ate dinner at 5:30. >> hinojosa: right. >> and but the dining room table was when-- i had one brother-- the four of us would get together, and that's any family issue or discussion would happen there over great food. >> hinojosa: so was there this whole pressure-- or not pressure, but the sense of wanting to blend in-- from a culinary place? like, what would you take to lunch, for example, wh

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>> let's check my steaks here. medium rare. i think they're perfect. >> yeah, yeah, yeah.y look really good. >> all right, so now i'm gonna show you the way i like to cook my steak. all i like to do is put a little truffle salt and pepper on there. >> wow. >> that's it. and we give you easy cleanups in high heats -- just what you need to get these perfect temperatures. >> yeah. >> so, have you ever had a beef wellington? >> no, 'cause i heard it's hard to make! >> oh, well, you tell me. i'm gonna show you. >> all right. okay. >> all right. first of all, we seared the meat and we got a great sear. >> mm, pretty sear! >> look at that! >> all right. >> now i'm just gonna let that cool. we're just gonna spread some eggs all the way around our puff pastry. anybody can do that. a paintbrush or you can use your fingers. so now we're just gonna get dirty. i'm gonna use my hands. this is mushrooms cooked down. >> mmm! >> and then you kind of mince them up in a food processor. >> any kind of mushroom? >> any kind of mushroom. we're gonna take our mustard just like this. >> ooh! >> n

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so we decided to meet at peter luger's steak house, one of the best steak houses in america, and alsone of stein's biggest customers. this steak is ridiculous. >> [chuckles] >> when you think about credibility, i think being in a place like this-- i think it says a lot about the quality of your business. but you guys have heard me talk about people, process, and product. i know that there's great people. the product--i don't know that i've had a better steak. and i'm not telling you that because i wanna make you feel good. if i didn't like it, i'd tell ya. but the last part is that the process is broken. you're in a competitive business. it's a commodity, very thin margins. if you don't collect the receivables, your business is wildly vulnerable. your employees, they're all scared. you know that, right? do you have a fear that you guys could lose it all? >> yes, i do. there are night that i don't sleep. we're in a desperate situation. i'm scared that this business will close, after it's been a family business for over 75 years. we wanna survive. >> so what is the number that you guys

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cooking team did not impress the judges from omaha steaks.blame to go around but you, mr. trump, recognized that the real problem was lack of leadership, and so ultimately you didn't blame little john or meat loaf, you fired gary bulsy. and these are the kind of decisions that would keep me up at night. >> the people in that room at that night would have known fast forward to today. >> that he was going to be the president of the united states. could you imagine. i don't think they would have predicted it. >> that is how history unfolded. still to come, news for the equality of women worker salaries, plus the sweetest museum opens just in time for summer. they'll always be our babies.. so there will be things to keep us up at night, but tonight johnson's® can help with a bedtime® routine, clinically proven to help them fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer. tonight we sleep™. ♪ >>> the nfl draft day two. we're breaking down the eagles' first-round pick and showing what's in store for the parkway later today. >>> violent confrontation. the

he is from the area and serving up chop steaks sizzled to perfection and giving a piece of good on the side donating part of his sales to causes close to home. >> i never knew a real struggle as a kid. i remember one time my parents shut off cable and it was end of the world. it wasn't until older i realized how blessed i was and wanted to share that with the world. >> reporter: his generous acts are super but what he calls himself a small super hero. >> i don't think anybody has any powers. we are all just capable of caring. >> reporter: he puts extra love and care into his specialty items like loaded baked potato egg rolls. >> that is so, good. >> it is creamy, cheesy, crunchy can we talk about the frenchfries in there. so smart. >> um, um, um. >> reporter: or gluten free buffalo chicken cheese stake. >> that is our mission, right, yep, that right there. boom. my favorite. >> they are men for their pretzel rolls and it doesn't get more philly then beer dipped cheese stake with philly cheese cheese, onions on their soft pretzel roll. >> oh my. >> better to show new person. >> that was

for two weeks only, it's the great aussie steak hunt...ussie egg' and you could win free outback for an entire year! we're giving away thousands of other prizes... and everyone wins something, so hurry in! kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >> armed robbery in see as he will, three police officers were injured. police say after a struggle, a 19 year old suspect ran into a building, where he shot at police, who then returned fire, one officer was taken to the hospital, in critical condition. he's since upgrade today serious but stable. the two others have been treated and released. >> well it, appears former nfl star aaron hernandez final hours were filled with thought of family not football. hernandez was serving a life sentence for a 2013 murder and committed suicide in his prison cell days after he was acquitted of two more murders, investigators say hernandez chatted when long time fiancee until lockdown, then wrote three notes to family members, and then hung himself. those notes have not

house, the men's cooking team did not impress the judges from omaha steaks. and there was a lot of blame to go around, but you, mr. trump, realized that the problem was the lack of leadership and you didn't blame little john or meatloaf, you fired gary busey. and these are the kind of decisions that would keep me up at night. [cheers and applause] president obama: well handled, sir. well handled. say what you will about mr. trump. he certainly would bring some change to the white house. see what we got up there. [laughter] host: that was 2011. >> still waiting to see if we are going to have that change to the white house. i don't rule it out. what made that so effective, it wasn't just cheap jokes about his hair, which everybody else was making and seth meyers made one, it really was went to mr. trump's self-image. what works and what doesn't? >> self-deprecation when it comes to the president's remarks. and no matter who is president right now, barack obama is a very hard act to follow. every entertainer we had for those eight years said his timing is impecc

great fans and philly cheese steaks. i forgot where i got it from but i thought it was press give. i look forward to being in this town and having a few more. >> so right now on "good day philadelphia" it is a friday. we have had first round, party 's happening in our city on the parkway, who is going where from all of the excitement, we will break it down. >> amazing. >>> from owl to a cardinal haason reddick flies off in the first round. great to have you with us on this friday morning, good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> good morning, everybody. >> you were out, late. >> well, yes. >> i have never seen bob kelly close-up. >> i forgot to shave. >> where did you sleep. >> what is that? >> good morning, sue lets get a check of the weather forecast. >> changing the subject. >> i was at wawa this morning and the guy who was in there said did you say it was going to rain? i said only 24 times between four and 10:00 a.m., six hours worth of saying it was go to go rain. >> we need that seventh hour. >> yeah. >> thanks for watching the show. it was going to rain last night and i

i'm in an emotional state, i could do with the steak and chips.dical team are filling me full ofjelly beans. i'm looking forward to dinner. from all of us, you got over the finish line, that's the main thing. take good care of yourself. thank you very much, nice to talk to you, nicholas. four trains from four different eras — including the world—famous flying scotsman — are giving rail enthusiasts in yorkshire a rare treat this morning as they are travelling side—by—side along the tracks of the east coast mainline in what has been described as a "once in a lifetime event." our correspondent, phil bodmer, was in york for the event this morning which is also celebrating the "past and future" of the railway. what a sight this is, you canjust hear the band and the papers you have struck up on platform five. you can see the intercity 125 have struck up on platform five. you can see the intercity125 and the 225 next to it. you can see this tea m 225 next to it. you can see this team of the flying scotsman, which is just about to leave europe station rig

>> a1 steak sauce, steak, real cheese and crackers. oreida frozen french fries. go with the steak. >> as he heads back to his cell to collect his belongings, word of keenan's release has already spread. >> we love you, mike. >> you've got a lot of fans in here. >> that's because i help them. they're going to miss that too. trust me. the ones that didn't take notes? >> congratulations, bruh. >> thank you. >> man -- >> thank you. >> i seen you on the news. they publicized the fact that they wrongfully incarcerated you. i'm glad to see you go home. how do you feel today? >> shock, i guess, still. finally over. i can't believe it. >> a side benefit of today's ruling, keenan's concert tickets won't go to waste. >> i've got a concert date the end of october. rush. rush, rush, rush. >> you're going to make the rush concert. >> yeah. so the judge did not screw me out of that after all. i'm not going to miss it one bit. not even the scratched-up mirror. >> is it starting to sink in? >> not yet. but when i load all this stuff in the truck and i'm actually in the truck driv

men's cooking team did not impress the judges from omaha steaks. and there was a lot of blame to go around, but you, mr. trumpp, recognized that the real problem was a lack of leadership and so ultimately you didn't blame little john or meatloaf. you fired gary busey. these are the kind of decisions hat would keep me up at night. well handled, sir. well handled. say what you will about mr. trump, he certainly would bring ome change to the white house. ee what we got up there. host: gorge, that was -- george, that was 2011. guest: we were still waiting to see if we were going to have that change to the white house. i don't know rules it out. what made that so effective, it wasn't just cheap jokes about his hair, which everybody else was making. and seth myers later made one. it really was cut right through to mr. trump's self-image. host: you know the old gridiron line, sing but not burn. what humor works, and what doesn't? guest: i think self-deprecation always works when it comes to the president's remarks at the dinner. no matter who is president

. >> it was an entire steak. >> the steak. >> missed it. >> he can't get -- the donut. >> ha-ha. >> heet nothing. >> can you see. >> so fritz finally -- catches -- >> no, not a meat bal. >> spaghetti taco of all things. >> what is a spaghetti taco? >> oh, wow. >> yes. y, fritzy did it. >> yes, yes, yes. let's see if i can beat fritz. >> ready? ready? >> open my mouth next time. >> found a new fritz. >> one more. >> ha-ha. >> you try. let's see. >> on the first shot. first shot. you get the next read. >> delicious, crunchy. just like a cheetoh, brings us me to the next story. this woman, snacking on cheetohs, when she find the world's most gigantic cheetoh. like mary poppins. pulled the cheetoh out. she has regrets now. while some people find things like this, they put them up for auction, they sell them. lots of money. didn't think about it. she ate it. >> come on. >> you might think well at least it was delicious, she gets to remember that. no, she scarfed it down so quickly. she doesn't remember how delicious it was. >> when i saw jesus in my cheetoh, i kept it forever. it is still w

so i grew up on an island where your steak was fish. four days a week we ate either mackerel, or fish balls or salmon and the day when we didn't have fish it was probably pork or chicken. but also the access to nature. so you go mushroom hunting, you go lingonberry picking 'cause all land is for, is public land. so just growing up without even knowing it, maybe we didn't have a lot of money, but we ate well and everything was homemade. so that-- - your adoptive parents good cooks? - my grandmother was an amazing cook. - grandmother, right. - so everything i put in my mouth was pickled, preserved, but we made it. so you don't think about yourself as a great cook or a great country of cooking maybe, but you had a sense of place, respect of culture, and respect of our food. and now sweden's becoming a very popular food place called the new nordic, right? because of the help of internet and because of, a lot of people can obviously travel easier to stockholm today. so sweden's done a big big journey in terms of entering its food to the worl

you, in detroit worked at an outback steak house? >> i did.roit in southfield. southfield outback. i worked there for you know, in high school and just like right out of high school. and my favorite thing was -- you know, people would eat the steaks, you know, they'd finish the meal and then the last bite, they'd be like, you know what? let me talk to the manager, this was not good. i'm like, huh-uh. you ate the whole thing. >> that means everybody would be like -- "nah, still not good." [ laughter ] >> "just one more bite, uh-uh." and so like, they would come to me like -- i would come to work sometimes and there'd be like, squad cars like all over in front of outback. i'd be like, oh no, what's going on? my dad -- they would do that, my dad would call the cops on them. >> seth: really? >> yeah. defrauding an innkeeper. >> seth: is that the law? >> that is the law. >> seth: defrauding an innkeeper. what i perceive of detroit, i don't think of many innkeepers. >> oh, yeah. >> they'd have like this lantern he'd come out with -- [ laughter ] >>

and get this, the first 500 fans get a free cheese steak and a drink. and nbc 10 will help welcome the phillys home on friday. you can watch the 2017 home opener right here on nbc 10. and remember to catch our pregame show on friday starting at 2:00 p.m. >>> and speaking of the phillies, clear skies tonight in south philadelphia. taking a look. the phillies could be facing rain for both the season opener and the home opener. erica, lots of rain this week. >>> lots of rain off and on. so definitely a roller coaster ride in the weather department. but right now we are still seeing mostly clear skies even though some clouds are moving in from the northwest towards the southeast. lots of 40s and a few low 50s. elroy currently at 50 degrees. new town 53. bed minister 49. and new jersey also seeing some 40s and some 50s. robinsville 54 degrees. lumberten 50 degrees. so notice these temperatures right now are just about right for this time of year. in other words, they are seasonable. however, we do have temperatures that will start to warmup as a warm front s

one of the restaurants taking part, old hickory steak house. t they're here with more on what visitors can expect this weekend. we appreciate you coming in this weekend. this smells amazing. we'll talk about it in a second. tell us what will >> absolutely. this weekend is 11th wine and food fest ral at the national harbor. it's continuously growing and has a lot going on. there will be food demonstrations, a lot of fun things. the weekend is looking like a summer weekend. beautiful water front. lot of fun. >> we think about how big the national harbor footprint is. >> close to the water, beautiful backdrop of the potomac. that's from noon to 6:00 on both saturday and sunday. we have overnight packages at three of the local hospitals. make it a staycation if you want. >> chef, lot of different food and wine there. bourbon is also a feature you folks will be dealing >> yes, we have taken a couple specials throughout the weekend and added some bourbons to them. >> we're doing a little cooking here. tell us what we have. >> two appetizers we're mak

making a steak on a particular personality or individual.y are trying to focus on this or that leader. the same thing in syria, all the syrians need to sit down and ee, the syrians need to sit down and agree, it has to be inclusive internal dialogue. and the un security council resolution says syrians themselves should determine the fate of the country. the most important thing is not necessarily to re m ove important thing is not necessarily to remove this or that individual from the political scene but to agree about the future structure of the syrian state. so it is democratically secular, that many opposition leaders are opposing so that all the ethnic groups feel protected and fairly represented. and as soon as this consensus is reached, this needs to be done through the new constitution. the fate of separate individuals will be resolved much more efficiently and without any consequences for the people. question to rex tillerson. have you discussed today the question of russia and its alleged intervention in the presidential elections i

let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you actually. this is over. - david fahrenthold welcome. - great to be here - so a reporter in 2016, who people like and admire - (laughs) - you're like half unicorn, half bigfoot. - it won't last. - no it couldn't possibly be. we're not in a business that people like or admire very much these days. we're kind of between child molesters and irs investigators, right? the journalism business has seen better times. - right worse than congress actually - right. what happened? how did we get here? - how did we get to such a low ebb? - what did we do wrong? i thought we were doing the people's work? - well there's a lot of us in the business right. some of us do it well. some of us do it poorly. but mostly we're a good foil for everybody right? politicians on both sides see us as when things aren't going their way they find it's a convenient way to blame us. - right but the public believes them. they can blame us all they want but the public actually seems recep

can you tell the difference between salt water -- >> but fish like tilapia -- >> i just order the steak you getting steak or all parts ground beef -- i'm just kidding. >>> yesterday morning, we couldn't even see the top of the monument because of the low clouds and the rain. things are starting to see improvement, at least we can see all the way to toothpick and downtown this morning. temperatures haven't moved a heck of a lot. a milder start than the last two days. upper 50s in the area. still a lot of clouds around. and there are still a few lingering drizzly drops and sprinkles in prince george's and calvert. the rain has stopped west of leesburg and shenandoah valley. it will be 100 dry along i-81 today. a little chance for showers on i-95 and towards the bay. this will be tapering off by 9:00, 10:00 this morning. then with time, low pressure moves away from us, the sunshine moves back in. so it will be a big change in temperatures by later on today. plan on your outdoor. this morning, cool and damp. a few sprinkles around. nothing major to mess up your plans. by this evening, mild

firefighters and emts got to enjoy some free steaks for national make lunch count day. nbc 10 was at the fire house as the owner personally delivered cheese steaks to first responders. he says the small gesture is the least he could do to support these local heroes. >> they have a hard job. they are always on call. i'm on 24/7. just to give a a little back, they really appreciate it. they work hard for the city and it's an amazing to see a smile on someone's face. >>> back in 2014 they added a memorial to fallen officers and firefighters in front of the famous shop in south philly. >>> here's a question for us. milk or formula. >> it's a big decision every new mother faces long before delivery day. still ahead, why some pediatricians are now questioning breast milk's benefits in your babies. >> this is really nice. >> a e free house for an american hero. >> finally catch that break i need. >> i'm ted greenberg. how a wounded iraq war veteran now has a place to call his own at the jersey shore. >>> coming up at 5:00, the bravery celebrate d at one jersy shore school. the

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what do you make of president trump's order of a steak?done with ketchup. >> i've been very fond of saying that i support anybody's right to eat anything the way they want to eat it. i can't imagine how that is palatable at all but look at the rest of his diet. fast food. >> don't go there, man. >> maybe your skin turns orange, too. it is very, very scary. we've gone from a presidency over the last eight years with the obamas where food was talked about a lot. we now have entered into a new age that we had spent syrup trying to get out of, to have our politicians and everybody looks at what our president is saying, to start talking about food and food issues. you were talking about immigrants and their role and creating jobs and the roles they take. i think restaurants are still the number one employer of single working moms in america. food intersects everywhere. there is nothing more local than food. food and food policy affects everything we do in this country. >> quite frankly, i don't care how he eats his steak or puts ketchup on it.

you can't fake steak. morning to you, we're live in center city right by city hall. that picture tells the story. it is wet out there on this thursday morning, you know how well that goes on the roadways. we have plenty of green across the screen as we look live across the big picture. it only took two into our broadcast for the first accident to pop up, westbound on the vine eastbound near the schuylkill expressway. although i am not seeing the flares they set up this morning. a couple of minutes into the show we had our first crash, one of many we'll see, that ramp is in the process of reopening. pens grove, salem county water main break shutting down 48 harding highway. penns drove alburn road would be the alternate. same set up on amtrak and njt into and out of penn station into new york expect half-hour delays. >> new this morning, delta airline served pizza to travelers who were stuck because of long weather delays. the flights down south were compacted by severe weather. younger travelers were treated to coloring books and games to pass the time. >>> speaking

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you can't fake steak. >>> 5:40. we are getting a cool start this morning. the clouds have continued to thin out, now just a few scattered clouds in philadelphia. the wind is at 13 miles per hour. northwesterly wind is a drying wind for us, and it's cool. it will keep us cool to start with. 40s this morning, and by lunchtime, we'll be at 53 degrees and look at the nice afternoon, sunshine at 58 and into the 60s later in the afternoon. the suburbs, a 12-mile-per-hour wind and feels like it's in the lower 30s right now, and a quick warmup into the 50s, and we will top out at 60 today. and lehigh valley, sunny skies all day long, and even though it's chilly to start with, a quick warmup from the 30s to the 50s by 2:00 in the afternoon, 57 degrees, and 60 degrees at 4:00, and then with the sunshine, even though there's a wind out of the northwest at 9 miles per hour, it's going to feel warmer today. new jersey, 41 right now. the 40s will disappear this afternoon, and up to 61 degrees later this afternoon. a nice day at the shore, too. just a few scattered clouds

public has increasingly seeing congress as a group ta goes on a lot of fancy golf trips, eats a lot of steaks. if we went on vacation that much we would get fired -- neil: i'm not one to -- to kennedy's point, we have a lot of stuff that needs doing and they are not doing it and whatever reason -- >> sure. neil: bottom line is they're not getting the stuff done. >> that's right, neil, the financial markets have been incredibly patient with congress and they believe this legislative agenda is intact but it is delayed. as long as they see movement toward that agenda they will feel confident, they are going to start getting incredibly impatient because they don't see movement. tax cuts are so critical to market right now. legislative reform in terms of regulatory reform, health care reform, infrastructure spending. if the legislators listen to constituents they would follow the policy track that they are asking for and that the election was all about. that's what the financial markets really want to see. the markets will hold up as long as they believe there's hope that this is going to happen.

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