but even the gre@t american dessert can get a makeover every now and then, and that's where sheri tatees in. she came up with an idea to combine two of her favorite dessert staples: ice cream and liqueur. >> as a kid, my parents made liqueur-infused ice cream with their friends, so they made something called "grasshoppers," which is similar to the cream de mint we made today, and it was a blended ice cream drink with cream de mint liqueur. and i think that's probably where i got the idea. >> so sheri left her desk job in the silicon valley to pursue her dessert dream, and thus silver moon ice cream was created. it is the first artisan liqueur-infused ice cream and sorbet company on the market. she now has 18 flavors, from orange creamsicle, made with bitter orange; to coffee with brownie bits, made with coffee liqueur; to praline and irish cream. and no matter what flavor you pick, they're all equally unique and delicious here, and each one starts out the same. >> we sample a lot of things, but usually i'm inspired by either a popular drink--so, for example, our pomegranate martini or

. >>> drug teams from the tate, it all happened at a local park. they carried 500 loads of marijuana and there were 10,000 plants growing on public parkland. they found out from an operation of a rancher who reported gunshots in the area, they had to approach the field cautiously. >> if you see a warrant aim ahead. >> the damage done to the park could take years to repair. today is july 11th and it is also known as 711 day and you can get a free slippy. seven learn is to a way of boosting sales, and by the we beef burking hot dogs and a slip -- beef jerky is there -- asleep pip and hot dogs. >>> let's look at the morning commute, it is going to be slightly a little bit of it so if you are pulling avoid those. >> this is a look, no major problems as up drive through. northbound 208 and 10 -- northbound 280 northbound, we are off to a good start. thanking sal, a lower system came through now they are still dealing with it but for us, the westerly breeze kicks in and beyond has a soft 60s as we like to say. tropical clouds staying and as this low take

is not in a says he position to judge gave tate -- gay people.de the remarks on his way back from brazil. richard has the story. visit to brazil, he walked through one of their most dangerous slums. it was attended by nearly 3 million worshipers, one of the biggest in recent history. but some of his most candid comments came much later. on his flight back to italy speaking directly to journalists on board. a series of controversial issues, including women and gay rights. >> everyone writes about the gay. but they still have not found anyone who gives identity cards. our lobbies are not good. if a person is gay and seeks god and has good will, them i to judge him? he upheld the ban on gay -- on women priests. >> mary was more important than the apostles, bishops, and priests. women in the church are more important than bishops and priests. we have to do better at getting this message across. his trip remembered not just for the crowds, but for his frank and open answers on the flight home. -- martin, al-jazeera. >> the political future of silvio b

november16th is the tate. >> have there been many will recollect o -- been any looky lu's up here?> no. >> if someone comes in and knocks it down and building their own. if they enjoy it, i think he'll be happy. >> reporter: the auction failed to meet the minimum bid of $13,900,000. but a couple made a deal to buy the house for less and they tried to remain anonymous. but it soon looked out that it was julio gallo's granddaughter and her french husband both of which are well known in the wine industry. using the amount of transfer tax they paid the assessor put the valley at $9.74 million. that is it for this week's second look. i'm frank somerville. we'll see you again next week. [ birds chirping ] [ reel clicking ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] seize your vacation with southwest's nationwide sale. go to southwest.com, where our lowest fares are now available starting at $59 one-way. book now at southwest.com and carpe vacay. ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] he's always talking about dates, women, and bringing them back to the suitcase at night. there's always a sawdust joke in there somewher

. >>> from matt harvey to mischa tate, they're some of the world's most talented athletes.y have the bodies of greek gods? tonight on "feed frenzy," espn the magazine's body issue. >> announcer: keep it right here, america. >>> good evening, and thanks for joining us. car crashes are an all too frequent reality of modern life. but your chances of being in a plane crash are minuscule. on saturday the improbable and unthinkable occurred at san francisco international airport on a boeing 777. more than two dozen people remain hospitalized. and tonight abc's david wright takes us inside how this could have happened and the tiny flight attendant who saved lives by carrying passengers twice her size off the plane during the crash landing in san francisco. >> right clear around. >> reporter: seven seconds out, a final burst of speed. the pilot of asiana 214 must have realized he was coming in too low and too slow when his controls literally started to shake. an automatic warning four seconds out. then this. >> go around. >> go around, he says. just 1.5 seconds before his tail hits

. >> gary tate, we may not have that long to get there because we're moving toward it at locomotive speed. >> i think that unless you're ted kaczenski who lives in a little place in the woods you're going to followed every thing you do. i don't know how we got to this point. something has to be rolled back, everything you do, say, whether it's internet, your credit cards, you name, it they a on yo all for the greater good, and i've got to tell you at this point in time i don't trust them one bit to take my information and do good with it, and where it stops, i don't think we know 1/100th of what they are doing. >> i don't have a problem with the nsa phone data collection but it is getting crazier. >> why is this different? >> because it's -- what reason do they have and that's to fight terror? i've said that after the 9/11 attacks i would go to certain lengths to revent another terror attack on this country, but what are th doingith this information, but we're increasingly a digital society and we do things with our credit card information and with our activity on the internet. we really

we're not sure if an illness precip tates it followed by a tiny injury that sets it off. what i want you to do is watch the game and use -- >> this interactive video game is part of kimberley's physical therapy. the national children's medical center is the only facility in the country that uses game technology to measure and treat caron i think -- chronic pain. >> when i first came here i was in a wheelchair and now that i've gotten better, i can use the bigger screen. >> this 11-year-old developed the illness after banging her knee. >> you can't do anything, like you're hopeless and you don't want to do anything that you're used to doing. you don't want to do your daily routine. you just don't want to. >> treatment here has helped enormously but there's still no cure. >> no one wants to see their child in pain and you can't do anything about it. you can't take it away and no one can tell you how to fix it. i think that's the worst part. >> after a long day, kimberley's medication is wearing off. >> what's wrong? >> my feet hurt. >> what's your pain level? >> make it 70.

. >> tate pait trons need to go to a library branch to get a special card to use the machines, each costs $30,000. >> that is cool. >> yes. >> love that. >> no calorie, eithers. summer time pra tra decision for many children. >> up next, off to camp. why it could be life changing for a group of kids. >> check out abc 7 news donl. right now, you can drive away in abrand new smart car. we'll announce the lucky winner on friday. be smart. enter now. and join me for live traffic alerts tomorrow >>> coming up at 6:00 bart shows off his car of the future. how the agency plans to carry more passengers in fewer seats. ebay expands a service just the thing for people who absolutely have to have an item now. and who needs a green thumb? michael finney shows you the best place to start we have those stories and more coming up at 6:00 now back to cheryl and larry. >> thank you. well, more than 110 inner city children are spending the night in the great outdoor autos summer camp. the salvation army held its 15th camp send of event. for many kids it's the first time attending camp. exciting for kids an

bobby is killed, it then goes to teddy to be the youngest son, the baby, but now the pate publish tate trashing, publish patriarch, and he gets his mother for the rest of his life and he knows how far he can push her and he knows how much he has to take of her ongoing letters about don't the says or this is a grammatical error, you're dressing improperly 0, this us how you should speak, and he takes as much of that as he knows he can and then teases her about the rest but knows how far he can push her. he was really very lovely with her. >> host: we're close to our time here. what would you begin-about what rose's legacy is for the country but also her contribution to this whole kennedy myth? how would you characterize that? >> guest: i would say that her legacy certainly to the country, is not only that she produced this potent dynasty, she literally produced the dynasty, and probably the most potent dynasty in american history in politics, and for all of the good her sons did, and we should add her daughters, let's not forget eunice kennedy some river and jean kennedy smith, ambassad

there will be investor app tate when it comes. >> what have they done right apart from styling and improved quality? >> well, as it relates to all of the big three, you know, they have completely reconfigured the plants, changed their relationship with labor, they have stream lined the product development process, so instead of six years to do a car, they can do it in three years like the japanese. they are more in sync with the market when the cars come and spent money on power train. they get more fuel economy and just as big as they were five years ago. >> the electric car movement doesn't seem to have gained as much traction that a lot of people thought it would. do you agree or not. >> it's a fact. those cars are not selling that well and two things that will get them to sell well, gas prices need to go up a lot and/or battery prices need to come down a lot. in the car the engine is $5,000 and in the electric car it's $15,000 in batteries. that's a big premium. >> thank you very much. john is senior managing director at googenheim securities. >> we want to know what you think so we wen

was the white house just sat back and watched this unfold including secretary kerry, secretary of tate from his yacht, but then there's aarticle from "the new york times" that says they were trying to broker a deal up to the last minute so what looks better to be uninvolved or too involved? >> oh, i think it's -- >> i'm sorry. >> i think one of the key things we're going to have to look for mere and maybe a key the obama administration of what cards they're playing here will be what they do with this $1.3 billion aid they give to egypt. obviously this is something the u.s. government if a coup happens and the military takes ov over, a legitimate government, the u.s. isn't supposed to be giving aid anymore. so how active is the u.s. in making thure that that aid doesn't get to the country obviously the way around that is if egypt proceeds with a legitimate election process, the aid can be reinstalled. that will be a key moment. >> steve, i did cut you off. if you want to take a crack at answering that, the perception the white house was involved or not involved. what's your assessment t

i have been proud to fight for federal resources to fill fa* sill tate for the south beach neighbors and all of san francisco. today the brannon street wharf with its public space is new park has become another jewel along san francisco's magnificent embarcadaro. the open spaces and plazas will provide a safe and healthy environment for san francisco's families and children to gather and the interpretive exhibits including the beautiful portrait of wong fu yen will help visitors and residents learn about san francisco's rich labor and maritime history and vibrant immigrant communities. thank you again to mayor lee and mayors newsom and brown before him for making this possible and best wishes for memorable celebration. best regards, nancy pelosi, democratic leader. thank you. (applause) >> thank you, dan, very much. and please take our best and most gracious respects back to congresswoman pelosi, your colleagues in your san francisco office and of course in the capital. they are just fabulous for all of us. another group that needs recognition is the port commissioners themselves, pr

american rogue states and the tate less rogues perhaps? terrorist groups. and taliban. al-qaeda. et cetera. >> that is excellent there. are many state less groups that operate in countries that are ungoverned spaces. molly has the country which has a weak and political structure. and so the concern will be molly. and somalia and other that will allow not because they want to but because they have the capabilities. and they will see within their territories their lands a used for terrorist training and terrorist operations. that was the great fear in afghanistan. and incidently. afghanistan never considered to be a rogue state or put on a state department list as a terrorist state even. but tv. it lent territory to the al-qaeda elements for several years as a staging base for a training base, and operational center for al-qaeda. which hit the united states in 9/11. they connecticut patrol what goes on in our borders that is a great worry. some somalia. and yemen. pakistan this. a state. in control of the government. those are the worries so and starting to deal with them. the stra

resources has moved to regulate the fracking industry, a bill has been introduced that would make it all tatea public website so the public can engage. it will require notification to surrounding property owners, it will require notification to responsible agencies. >> thank you, madam chair. >> during a half dozen hearing and debate on her bill, the senator has heard from environmentalists. >> we simply do not have enough information right now to know whether it's safe. >> and oil and gas industry representatives. >> we believe we have to calm the fears of the somewhat hysteria that is out there on this activity. >> we support regulations to require mandatory reporting of all the chemicals used in hydraulic fracking. >> he is the vice president of the western states petroleum association. representing 27 different companies that produce transport and refine oil and gas in six western states, including california. >> there's a lot of effort under way right now as we speak to see if it can be used to unlock this enormous resores in the montrae shale. >> he points out that during 60 years of fr

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there's also this 9,000-seat pavilion, spec tate kers sit and watch the race on a big screen. you can catch the ac 72s in action as soon as sunday. >> it's great really to get the racing under way and i think people will just sort of get it when they see these boats going 50 miles an hour across the bay. the families coming from the neighborhoods, they can, because it is free, connect with the waterfront, which is a great thing here in san francisco. >> here's the run down for today at noon -- # . >>> annual tradition the bay area packed with july fourth events, you can avoid san francisco all day if you choose. in san jose, the white and blue parade hit the 12r50e9s 0 this morning. that parade started at lincoln high school in dana avenue and along the alameda ending with the city setting up for a nice picnic with food, music and carnival rides out there as well. parades across the south bay, get on it. >>> on this patriotic day the stars and stripes are making their return to palo alto's university avenue. it took two years of planning by the palo alto downtown business and

. >>> just into our newsroom, belgium's king albert said he will abdic tate the throne in favor of his son, prince felipe. today's announcement had been rumored for weeks. at 79 years old, king albert has held the crown for almost two decades. he said both his age and health no longer allow him to be the king. prince felipe, who was 53, will take over the throne on july 21st which happens to be belgium's independence daze. >>> the deadline set by egypt's military has arrived but the country's president is showing no signs of stepping down. millions of protesters have filled the streets, calling for his resignation. mohamed morsi is vowing to stay on as president. right here, we give you a live look at tahrir square. you can just see thousands of people gathering there today with some form of light show there. so, army troops have deployed across much of cairo, surrounding protests by the president's supporters. it's part of a move by the military to tighten its control of key facilities. this is in preparation for an almost certain push to remove the islamist president by midnight. >>>

eastern with a discussion about the tate of afghanistan. that all happens next -- the state of afghanistan. that all happens next on c-span2's booktv. >> up next, lynne olson presents her most recent book, "those angry days: roosevelt, lindbergh and america's fight over world war ii," at the 2013 gaithers burg book festival. this is about 50 minutes. >> olson has been a reporter and writer since shortly afterbo graduating from the university of arizona.over she was seven years with the associated press working as a national feature writer in new york, a foreign correspondent in ap's moscow bureau and a t political reporter in washington. she left the associated press to join the washington bower row of the baltimore sun -- bureau of the baltimore sun where she covered national politics and eventually the white house. she later taught journalingismn for five years at american university in washington. lynne olson has written sixjour books of history including the national bestseller "citizens of london" which is also on sale at the politics

tate john kerry >>> it's just a step first middle east peace but it appears things went well at last night's dinner in d.c. secretary of state john kerry hosted the dinner for israeli and palestinian negotiators. despite the cautious optimism, all sides acknowledge it will be very hard to find common ground for any kind of deal. the talks will continue later today. >>> and today a military judge plans to announce a verdict in the trial of a u.s. soldier accused of helping the enemy. bradley manning is accused of giving classified national security documents to the website wikileaks. manning facing multiple counts of espionage, computer fraud and theft. he says did he it to encourage debate over america's wartime conduct. he faces a life sentence if convicted. >>> the fbi says a dozen children in the bay area have been rescued as part of a nationwide crackdown on child prostitution. the fbi worked with local police agencies and captured some of the arrests on video. in the bay area alone, authorities arrested 21 suspected pimps the highest number arrested in the string in the regions

presumably some, i don't know what you call it, some efforts and so i think that this whole hearing is tated by that whole mess and moves to be properly done. >> yes? >> hopefully, it can provide a little clarification as to why mr. patterson was the named respondent. our regulation was responded do not allow us to name a agency, we have to name an individual, as a city officer or a employee to write down the complaint. and just to have committed the violation. and she was the complainant, and she was the only one named in the complaint and the staff has not permitted to us when they were not in the department head and the investigation, and he may or may not have the responsibility and if it requires, and that is something that she will consider as of now, and it says that it has to be a person is not an agency. >> and with that said, would you, because there are three different kinds of violations that are in here. and like miss patterson talked about the fact that she missed a particular deadline and i think that covers that and i want to hear about the internal discussion that was had th

i have been proud to fight for federal resources to fill fa* sill tate for the south beach neighbors of san francisco. today the brannon street wharf with its public space is new park has become an

i do want to point out that the first item, the equal tate i have access of accounting practices, this is the item where we would list any significant estimate included in the city's financial statement. and the -- any funds for the [speaker not understood] that may be included. in the report we have estimates related to the city's pension as well as opab benefits and those are disclosed in 9a and 9b of the city's c-a-f-r. and i'll also go over an upcoming accounting standard that will change the presentation of these benefits in the near future. the other items included in this include current new findings. so, we have in relation to the city's financial reporting, we do have a material weakness relating to the successor agency or the [speaker not understood] agency that was dissolved in february of 2012. because of that issue, that we have noted as a result of the dissolution process, we noted that there is not an adequate staffing in terms of financial reporting process. so, we wanted to point out that -- and what we had a recommendation for the city to provide any additional assist

i have been proud to fight for federal resources to fill fa* sill tate for the south beach neighbors of san francisco. today the brannon street wharf with its public space is new park has become another jewel along san francisco's magnificent embarcadaro. the open spaces and plazas will provide a safe and healthy environment for san francisco's families and children to gather and the interpretive exhibits including the beautiful portrait of wong fu yen will help visitors and residents learn about san francisco's rich labor and maritime history and vibrant immigrant communit

tates, court orders for having smoking in homes where a child custody is at issue. children increasingly also in cars. there is no right to smoke in the home. the new york times has reported that every year thousands of children are killed by their parents' smoking. we are succeeding. that is the ultimate test. john: you are succeeding in banning things. >> if they are bad we ban them. if there good we encourage and. john: can we ban lawyers? >> out talk-show hosts. coming up, i will tell you what really protect consumers. much better. ♪ ♪ john: the conceit of politicians and lawyers that they think they can manage life through rules, so they keep adding to this pile ey don't see that these rules gradually wreck life, tie as in knots, stop innovation. critics of lawsuit abuse focus on the cost of litigation, but the bigger harm is that the fear of lawsuits by itself deprives us of good things that would make our lives better, even save lives. they never get introduced. drug compani invented a vaccine against lyme disse, but they won't sell it becau they're scared of

but he helped set up the tate gallery, so he was in administrative art terms very important. >> host: and these were sisters. >> guest: they were four sisters, they were the children of a not very prosperous methodist minister in the north, and they just happened somehow. >> host: and how did they come from the north daughters of a vick-- vicar and become well known women or prosperous -- >> guest: happenstance really. the mother of kipling married a not very successful artist who became an arts administrator in india, so that's chance. the wife of bern jones married a then-not at all successful painter who happened to have gone to school with her brother. so that was happenstance. the only one who actually married well was the one who married baldwin. they were a very prosperous family. they were what was known as iron founders which means that they had the equivalent of steel mills today. and they were very wealthy. but, and she knew him through the methodist church. but otherwise, it just happened. >> host: where did you find their story, and why did you find them compelling? >> gu

5 degrees cooler and we have too much low clouds and that spin in the atmosphere, it is going toro tate -- rotate out and high pressure will be in tomorrow but today it definitely wins out. temperatures are on the cool, cool side, 50s and 60s and 70s very low 80s, coolest day of the week by far, more so as we head toward friday. >>> a group of deaf customers is now suing the coffee train. they claim they made fun of the way one member talked. they were asked to break up the meeting and discrimination of any time is unacceptable and they are investigating the charges. >>> coming up a state supreme court ruling to continue same- sex marriages for now but they are taking members use to stop gay lesbian marriages. >>> they marked the anniversary, stay tuned for more. it starts with something little, like taking a first step. and then another. and another. and if you do it. and your friends do it. and their friends do it... soon we'll be walking our way to awareness, support and an end to alzheimer's disease. and that? that would be big. grab your friends and family and start a team today. r

the bill would deck tate when we the pills pills were taken and d require doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals. governor is predict willing easily pass the statehouse and senate.na former alaska governor and 2008 vice presidential nominee sarahn palin is considering a run for the u.s. senate. she's waiting to see who will enter the race hoping there's new candidates with new north. democrat mark begich is up for reelection next year. >> could there soon be a national park on the moon? find out what would be included s a big deal if we're able to pull that off. a surprise visit at yesterday's kids estate dinner. don't miss what president obama's favorite food is but first we check in with melanie l on today's top stories. >> well, wisdom the nation's largest retailer playing chicken with the d.c. council as it's poised for a landmark vote today and the dispute could put thousands of jobs in the city at risk. i'll have the latest on that when fox 5 morning news continues. >> welcome back to fox 5 morning news. the u.s. is no longer the world's most obese nation.on. a new repo

cover, but the picture they have of this accounting firm does not look like somebody that jeffrey tateg. i can tell you with full assurance that we had two u.s.-based accounting firms, who brazilian operations participated in this acquisition and audited not only this deal, but a full set of financial space. we used another of the big four firms to do the purchase accounting in brazil. their work was checked as well and we feel we got the best in the industry and the best in the world working with us on a professional basis. >> i don't think that's the way it's building. how about this one? ceo's consistent sales he receives, just a lack of faith in sceustainability of the business. ironically, this is a vu we share with him. >> that's again wildly inaccurate. short of a misperception of narrow pieces of information about my stock position. i've got two-thirds or more of my net worth in the stock. as many ceos do, just the sort of standard selling plan as new options come in each year. sort of equalize that with some exercises and of course, those options you choose to exercise in any

sen tate and it ca in handy because he has a big family. they have an entire precinct in the family. and they all look like john the brothers do. he doesn't have to go to the event. he can send one of the brothers out. dick durban couldn't make it today. but he is doing a great job. and we've got one of my favorite neighbors, the senator from missouri claire mccas kikill ine house. because we are going to missouri later this afternoon. [ applause ] >> and all of you are here and it is great to see you. [ applause ] >> and i hope everybody is having a wonderful summer, the weather is perfect. who ever was in charge of that good job. s so, 8 years ago i came here to deliver the commencement address for the class of 2005. things were a little different back then. for example i had no gray hair. or a motorcade. didn't even have a prom ter. in fact, there was a problem in terms of printing out the speech. the printer didn't work and we had to print it out. i was your newest senator and on the way here i was telling sherry and claire how importan

9 after they failed a host of pressures to for give a lot of the city's debt in order to pass sill tateve financial restructuring. kevin ore was hired to lead detroit out of a fiscal free fall. rick snyder says based on the negotiations the filing is the city's one feasible pass that offers a way out. >> in detroit there was a lack of contribution and multiple cases of mismanagement that went on for a long period of time with respect to mention liabilities in detroit. >> since the year 2000 detroit's unemployment rate has tripled and more than doubled the national average. roughly 78,000 were abandoned and it was estimated to be 71,000 down from 1.8 million during the 1950s auto boom. the filing leads to a 30-90-day period that will term whether or not the city of detroit is eligible for chapter 9 and the white house even issued a statement on this saying quote the president and members of the president's senior team continue to closely monitor the situation. they expect long-term liabilities close to $20 billion. detroit officials say for the short term at least everything there will s