it's not like they can say i know what, we're done with pratt & whitney. we're going to ge.are really angry. that's not the way the business works. people who think long term it will want to own this stock after we get downgrades tomorrow and number cuts. but when i spoke to greg this morning it took my breath away, even though it's less than 1%, because like, if you look at the airlines, and you look at peak season, you know, he's talking about a few hours, 60 days. >> 60 days. >> geez, this is -- i mean these guys are making money hand over fist or we thought they were and if you're running delta, which has had a great quarter, suddenly you have to say, we have to take numbers down and that's what matters. >> is it that disruptive >> they have to take numbers down a-320. it's everybody narrow body. >> to your point, raytheon raised guidance except for free cash flow which they lowered on this issue, because of demand in the defense outlook and aviation. >> otherwise fundamentals of the business were strong. >> well, he -- >> they accelerated the inspection program because

(whitney singing) - that show was so successful about the life of bobby and whitney.t just launched bravo network. - whitney, you aint gonna do (beep). what are you gonna do, put your hand on me? - at that time, whitney was still one of the biggest stars in the world, and we got this peek into the insane life they were living. - [whitney] no. - [bobby] sure. you can take a picture of me. - [rickey] bobby brown seemed to love the limelight. - i say, "no." he says, "yes." - whitney houston kind of ran from it. every episode of "being bobby brown" was crazy. (techno music) - it was followed soon after by "braxton family values". - we didn't know tamar. we didn't know towanda and traci. you got to see a slice of beyond toni singing in her breathy voice. "i'll never breathe again." i see why you won't breathe again, toni, all of this drama going on. - don't just try to pinpoint and say it was just you being horrible in a group, tamar, every group you've been in failed. - in 2006, andy cohen and the folks at bravo started "real housewives of orange county", which was featur

♪ ♪ susan: for you, the whitney houston performance is definitive. why?is considered by many people to be the best performance of the national anthem ever. i think it is the passion and devotion she communicates through her voice. it is interesting about the music is that it is pretty nontraditional. there is an extra beat added to every measure in her performance so it feels more like a slow march or a church hymn, than it does like the star-spangled banner, which is in a triple meter, like a waltz. it gives her voice time to expand and blossom but also allows her to bring in a gospel style. take the anthem to church if you will. when people hear that performance, which was during a time of crisis in american identity, the beginning of the gulf war, she captures that moment for people by making the sacred message of devotion to the nation so when people hear that version, they do not think about the ornamentation or the changes to the music, what they think is that, this is true, this is real, she believes what she is saying, she is embodying the ideals

i mean, whitney houston, obviously very troubled.ut sinead o'connorjust used her platform in a way like no other singer. because of those incidents how was she treated by the music industry? in her biography, she said prince had been quite nasty to her, something his legal team refuted. yes, absolutely. there were some revelations a few years back about when after she'd had the hit with nothing compares 2 u. it wasn't written for her. but he asked to meet her at his his paisley park estate, and apparently he was it got violent. again, as you said, this has been refuted by prince's estate as well. she was a pariah in the music industry because she was a woman in the 90s who spoke out. i mean, it's a bit better now. it's not that much better. but she just went against every single box they tried to put her in. and again, in the package, when her hair was commented on, she shaved her hair. she turned up to the 1989 grammys, having shaved the public enemy logo into her hair because the grammys weren't televising the hip hop category. and

by "god bless the u.s.a.," "this land is your land," "american pie," and "only in america" mine is whitneyem, unbeatable, iconic. >> giants-bills, super bowl 20, big sombrero in tampa, disappoint you, whitney houston, unfortunately, lip synced that rendition. >> and then she raised a lot of money singing the national anthem to raise money for the troops, just as the gulf war was getting underway. >> that's right. >> so just the impactful timing of that. >> you still get chills watching it. >> i did not know that, oh, wow. but, my favorite, the o.g. "lee greenwood," we would stand up when the "stand up" part of the lyrics came on. my favorite. >> "america the beautiful," and ray charles, the delivery, the nature of performance makes all the difference and it reminds you, it's the heart and soul of it. >> doctor. >> "the red, white and blue" by toby keith. >> do not miss tonight, joey, carley, aishah and jimmy will be hosting. life fireworks, live performances, and then fox news, home of the brave, fox news hosts will interview some hosts. >> gillian: right now at the white house, president

america's all powerful. >> reporter: those clues are now on display at the whitney museum of americane to a retrospective of smith's works. >> in here are hypodermic needles, plastic water bottles. >> reporter: the hoe will eventually travel to fort worth and seattle. >> every single one of these things are, have a connection together. >> reporter: it's a milestone moment for the 83-year-old artist, but also for the whitney. this is its first retrospective for a native american artist. why now? >> i think what's happened is george floyd, black lives matter and standing rock brought issues to the fore about the lack of representation in our institutions in this country. every part of our society needs representation by all its citizens. >> reporter: born on the flathead reservation in montana, citizen of the confederated salish and kootenai tribes, jaune quick-to-see smith received the name quick-to-see a child. >> people think that's a great name for an artist, but any of us that carry these names, often they are old family names. it is really about insight. insight into things. >> re

putin will get into even the inner circle before talking to him goes through long isolation such whitney tests it gives rise to rumors that putin is seriously ill i will quote my friend bela burns director tsoi who said that putin's health is a problem in the fact that he is too healthy, putin has clowns or doppelgangers who appear at public events as a person who likes spy novels, god, i hope so, but i have no reason to say that this is so, it is indisputable it would be exciting, quiet , ah, would i be stunned, yes, no, do i think so, i don’t know what is really in putin’s head , a limited number of people from his closest circle, a foreign leader with whom he has to share plans, have all the calls can i postpone the olympics and maybe stop putin's attack on ukraine when putin was sitting and i thought, what if they are going to attack, they will wait until the end of the olympic games because i would say don't spoil my olympics and putin would definitely need tacit approval or at least the lack of resistance from china to do it and this is the time if it were for the olympic games i t

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whitney bowe is with us taking it beyond sun screen.n just sun screen. >> all that sun can really take a toll on your skin. of course sun screen is a must. i'm always telling my patients to try to get antioxidants both in their skin care and diet. they not only help protect your skin from ultraviolet damage, but can reverse some of the damage. >> i love hearing this. >> first is vitamin c. you always talk about that. >> you've heard me recommend using vitamin c every morning. there are forms that are even less irritating. i'm encouraging my patients to try to use those twice a day. they're excellent, even for sensitive skin. even acne prone skin. thd and 30 absorbic acid. packaging also matters when it comes to vitamin c. i recommend looking for a pump as opposed to a dropper. people complain when they are halfway through their vitamin c it starts to change color. that's because of oxidation. every time you open up that bottle, you're exposing that vitamin c to air and it's starting to break down. when it comes to getting diet, citrus f

elegant structures, such as london's shard, and cultural buildings, from the pompidou in paris to the whitneyyork, are his speciality. which is why i'm so excited that he's agreed to guide me, via a video call, around his latest creation. hello. i would love to get a sense... ..how do you approach designing a building like this? the first thing inspired by is the content, what you're doing. you're making a museum. what is this for? a museum is a place for people. for people to get together, to stay together. and, you know, the other big thing, very important, is water. before the building is built, you immediately think about water. you immediately think about the ships that are moving around. then you start to think that, in some way, that building comes from the water. it was almost like a silvery fish jumping out from the water. that's a lovely image. another thing that is more social, is that if you make a building by putting the building on ground, you take it away from public space. so if you make the building fly, the ground floor will become a continuity with the city. if ijust switch

finally, i would like to take this opportunity to again thank our subcommittee staff, ryan, whitney, peter, maria, and zach and my personal staff, caroline and our navy fellow curt. with that i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from al is recognized. mr. rogers: i now like to yield two minutes to my friend and colleague from mississippi, the chairman of the sea power subcommittee, general kelly. the chair: the gentleman from mississippi is recognized. mr. kelly: mr. speaker, i rise today to voice my strong support of h.r. 2670, the national defense authorization act, for fiscal year 2024. first i would like to thank chairman rogers and ranking member smith for their leadership throughout this process. i also want to thank my counterpart and friend on the sea power and projection forces subcommittee, ranking member joe courtney. this year's ndaa is a step in the right direction and threaten our national defense. the bill wisely rejects the biden administration's request of certain warships and aircraft such as f-22 and c-130 thus securing our continued superiority in the near term.

do you think it will be a different experience if it was amy winehouse or whitney houston or prince?? how do you deal with that? everyone knows that they are not around any more, so what would they say themselves about doing this? we can say yes or no to everything, which we have. so the audience know that we are behind this, we are in this, totally. so there's an ethical question there, for you? there would be an ethical question for whoever did this, if you would do it with someone who is actually dead, but i'm sure it will be done. i've read that you have turned down multiple lucrative offers to get back together, to reform. i read you turned down $1 billion. so did we! i read that too! is it not true, then? i don't know. we don't know. 0k, well, this is to do with the 100 shows at the turn of the millennium, but i wonder if you always said no to that because you had a fear or anxiety about audiences coming to see you as older artists? no, i don't think so, because we have been on the road since the mid—605. you haven't really been on the road since then. yes! but with abba... not

we first reported about a year ago, dexter lives in ouray, colorado, where this bi-color, bi-pedal whitneyk she taught. it's an adaptation he made after a near-death experience. >> come on. >> reporter: when dexter was a puppy, he escaped his yard, darted into traffic, and got hit by a car. he lost one front leg, and the other was badly damaged, so everyone assumed him to get around, he would need some kind of adaptive equipment. and he did use a wheelchair for a while. until one day, when kentee set the pooch at the foot of her porch without the wheelchair. >> and i ran into go get my cup of coffee, came out, and he was right here where he is right now, and i was like, how is this going on? >> reporter: how did you figure it out? >> i put him down and put my phone to see what was going on. >> reporter: here is the video she recorded. >> and i was like oh, we are into something totally different. >> reporter: you never know where life is going to take you. >> you never know. >> reporter: since we first told the story, dexter, who was already a minor celebrity in ouray, has become a major c

walmart, that's a good one whitney, thank you all right. sandals. they're so cute and comfortable and they're all wearing sunglasses that range from $25 to $35 they stay cute. >> they're called gooder >> g-o-o-d-e-r we should point out, guys, summer will be one of the things that starts in july and ends in september. it will go a lot longer, so there is a need for bathing suits later in the season. great for every body type. and they're just gorgeous. you guys, thank you so much. to snag the swim suits, head to today.com/shop we should mention "today" does earn a small commission from the purchases. all right. we'll be back in a moment. we'll be back in a moment. but, first, this is "today" on introducucing togo's's new frech dip p sandwicheses. feataturing fresesh artisan n d piled hihigh with tendnder roast b beef, smothered d with meltyty provolonone cheese,, just enougugh chipotlele mayo and d served witith hot au j for dippining. try ththe roast bebeef or pasti french d dips today.y. onlyly at togogo's. >>> all right. welcome back. so

whitney and children just like the powers? by him, but his work will live more on bands and little later this out the, the, to a g major economies. zip is the idea the that positions on the inquiry and conflicts . i said, i haven't really economic guy, the financial policy, but it goes on the block is expected to end without a joint statement. as hesitation, india remains defiant. there's western pressure to the mountains is key treating bought now washer in russia. ukraine. war is not our creation or that of developing or emerging countries. it is not a priority for us. india is priorities or development issues, growth more financing for multilateral institutions, technological transformations, and supporting the un sustainable development goals. suassa on fortune is that ukraine has been almost sticking points. now, india has seen it's your loan g, 20 presidency. not only is in dallas moment in the sun, a box as opposed to solid moments of the sun. and what is happening is that a west is insistent that shall be condemned to

[singing how will i know by whitney houston] thank y'all. [applause] and there were groups by the fugees. [singing killing me softly by the fugees] >> thank you all. thank you all. while you are on your feet i got one. you all ready? one, two, three! one more time, you all ready? ! [singing outstanding by the gap band] >> i want to thank you all again. happy juneteenth! keep dancing. keep loving and keep growing. [piano playing] how you all feeling out there san francisco? >> alright. give it up for -my name is ryan nicole representing hip hop for you all and before we get into it, i want to give history. hiphop started as a protest. it didn't start as a party. we know hip hop music more blinging flashy and ratchet but that isn't how we are going to do it today. is that okay with you all? we are going to start with the word because the word is where hip hop started. it started as spoken word first. do you know we are the center black people are the center. another word for the center is the nexus. right? we make this whole thing go down. we

i have dr simon walsh whitney, a consultant involved in emergency medicine, representative of the britishedical association. what do you want?— of the british medical association. what do you want? consultants are here because _ what do you want? consultants are here because we _ what do you want? consultants are here because we have _ what do you want? consultants are here because we have been - what do you want? consultants are here because we have been forcedl here because we have been forced into taking action over the 35% pay deterioration we have experience in 15 years, and that pay erosion means that consultants are leaving the nhs, looking for alternatives to go to work elsewhere in the world, and thatis to work elsewhere in the world, and that is a large part of the workforce crisis which means that the nhs is not able to perform and it's driving waiting lists up because there are not enough doctors deliver the service needed by patients. deliver the service needed by atients. ~ deliver the service needed by atients. , ., , deliver the service needed by atients. , ., patients. mo

the message visually, whitney, call a shitty. a flat which is open line loving it in bedroom is one place, catching it. obviously, graham used to um the equivalent of 2000 euros a month. now he lives on uh, 400. you wrote unemployment benefits. once he's paid his rent, he has just enough to buy food. so he and his dog can $84.00 to $8.00 is flat. like 16000000 out of here in the u. k. he's facing box spring, dumped the $8.00 oh $8.00 dilemma. i never understood to 10 sheets for each. so you've got to where do you do it? in the daytime, it's 15 degrees celsius in the flat. but the 9th, it goes down to 8 degrees plus jacket, have addressed. so since 6 o'clock, this 141, not. i'm so sorry, jump thoughts, leticia so that i could leave out fi it off. it's a small fun pizza. doesn't really heated and believe i'm not ties us as 10 page graham knows that exactly because he has a pre payment meter. he has to pay the energy up front energy suppliers committed. and so when you called up the paid me to, which means that the 10 and just to pa

.>> whitney says her son safety is her biggest priority.>> a couple times he has bolted unexpectedly. to not even come to his name. there were a few scary incidents.>> she found an autism safety alert form and a support group on social media. >> god forbid he gets away from a family member or myself, a family friend, and we are not able to find him, the police department has the information ahead of time. they've got the info on deck.>> britney contacted the police department to see if they would be interested. the department didn't hesitate.>> we sat down, we reached out to an organization and they went over the form with us and recommended some changes, they said this works really well for us. >> the form can be filled out in person or online. it includes name, stability, likes and dislikes, to help officers to interact with people affected by autism or other special needs.>> this goes to the records department. they will put all the information into a database. now law enforcement has contact with an individual and as soon as we run the name, it will give us an alert that they have

the one that's just visually whitney call should be a flat, which is open plan loving it. and bedroom is the one place catching it at. obviously cram used to um the equivalent of 2000 euros a month. now he lives on that 400. you wrote unemployment benefits once he's paid his rent, he has just enough to buy food. so he and his dog can 8 to 8 is flat, like 16000000 others here in the u. k. he's facing waltz spring, dumped the 808 dilemma. i never understood to 10 seats for each. so you've got to where do you do it? in the day time it's 15 degrees celsius in the flat, but the night it goes down to 8 degrees, last jacket, half a day. so since 6 o'clock this one body will not. i'm so sorry, jump up leticia so that i could leave out fi it off. it's a small fun pizza. doesn't really heated and believe i'm not typing this as 10 page . graham knows that exactly because he has a pre payment meter, he has to pay the energy up front energy suppliers would come out and set what you called up the paid me to. which means that the 10 and just to pay for these out terms of tape before the

i just love spending time with wendy 'cause- [whitney exclaiming] every time that i'm with her i justactly what you're thinking about." - i can rant to her about things, things that bother me, or things that i wanna get outta my head, and she understands what i mean. the big one is- it's like a battery that's getting recharged almost. [dice thumping] - we're synchronized. [dice clunking on table] [light digitized music] [vehicle engines roaring by] [shelly's mother speaking in foreign language] [shelly's mother speaking in foreign language continues] [toothbrush scraping on teeth] [shelly's mother speaking in foreign language] - no. in elementary school that was kinda like the time when things started getting ugly and quiet. my dad, he was a businessman, you know- [hair tool humming] and so bad people found out about that and he thought this just wasn't a safe place for him anymore so he moved. [blender whirring] the only ones that were left were my mom and my siblings, it's just kind of been us. [belt thumping on chair] [shelly's mother speaking in foreign language] [shelly's mother

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songwriter in history, prince his song was great, when sinead o'connor, dolly parton had a great song whitneyt. so were all those people great because somebody did their cover song,' a testament to an artist someone is willing to sing their cover song. that's not as sexy as feelings. so we need to stop paying attention to these stupid feelings of these people. [cheers and applause] >> greg: being at mtv kennedy, you probably had your fill of entertainment reporters. >> kennedy: in more ways than one greg. >> greg: i hope that's not an innuendo joke it's 10:00 now. >> tyrus: what's happening to lissow. >> greg: i always say the least capable reporter on the staff if you're reporting on entertainment you won't kill anybody. if you are a a i medical reporter you could but no one dies if you get the aerosmith lyrics wrong so the dumbest reporters in the paper are always the dumbest reporter. >> that's true and also have the most limited view of history. we don't talk about gid tanner and the skillet lickers like we should when we talk about the song cotton eyed joe they're the ones that took the

. >> 135 starts at the valley, and it goes 135 miles to the mount whitney portal.t the trail head, to the tallest point in the contiguous 48. and it's 48 hours, more or less, of -- some hot temperatures and, you know, some altitude changes as well. it will be grueling, but it's for a good cause, and, i like a challenge. >> sean: you lost your sight. you also lost your hearing after the injury but due to complications with the injury. what does that do for running or even going up an altitude? >> when i lost my hearing not only di lose the ability to communicate, all of my visual accessibility aids were muted. rendered inoperable. i also lost my inner ear sense of balance. so just getting on the treadmill was dangerous enough, but it took a long time to recover my sense of balance and start running again. >> amazing. nate, i don't think you're going to run 135 miles but i know you do a trip to africa almost every year, to raise money for people to get clean water. >> yes. >> and the stuff that you do even here in the states with professional athletes and service mem

reggie: still to come, olympic gold model whitney jim is return to competition. -- jim this is hinting return to the competition. kumasi: the a bit on the market next. reggie: it is our destiny to meet kelly rowland who helped cut the ribbing and we were there to see it and to hang out with her and i think she liked it. stay with us on abc seven bay area streaming app at 7:00. we are alive every weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00 and you can tell of the app now or wherever you stream. drew: we take you to walnut creek where we have sunshine, no fog and this view and you will find towards the afternoon, the air quality will be declining so spread the date is in effect today, once the level slow to get about 100, that becomes unhealthy for sensitive groups. that's what we're finding in lynn east bay and santa clara valley. the fog breaks down fat as. later on temperatures he so fast and linda already to the upper 80's and lower 90's around lunchtime. we get close to 100 degrees the coast stays comfortable in the 60's. 70's and 80's. it is hot inland. 97 in conquer. this weekend we have dangerous

pratt and whitney jet engines and hundreds of new engines on air bus jets recalled back, recalled.alled back or recalled. they said some of the metal used to make in the parts required planes be grounded and ceo said the cost is unknown, but it's going to be expensive. down already 14%. rtx is number one decliner on s&p 500. stuart: that's a big problem. kimberly clark, huggies, kleenex. amongst other things. lauren: raise annual sales in profit estimates and labor cost for them in certain areas surging due to cost of living adjustments and tight market and stock down 2 at any time 7%. d2.7%. stuart: xerox and they're up today. lauren: companies buy office supplies and people buy office supplies when working from home. their supply chain disruptions have faded, dare i say back to normal? not for workers going into the office but for their business and the supply chain stocks up 8.1%. stuart: got t thanks, lauren. now this. summer of labor discontent continues. fedex pilots, their union rejected a tentative labor agreement. that could mean another strike on the horizon. we're on it.

in recent years, holograms have been used for performances for artist like whitney houston and michaelvember 17. are a number that tupac hologram they did years ago. kumasi: and then the michael jackson one in vegas. julian: did they agree to that? i'm curious. kumasi: this is what i like about dolly. she's ahead of it. listen, now. -- no. julian: and she could do a thing like that at dollywood. imagine hologram dolly was welcome you to the themepark. kumasi: i don't want it. she don't want it either. up next, the seven things you need to know today. julian: you can watch live and on-demand through the abc 7 connected tv app, all available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tbn roku. download now and start streaming. kumasi: a live look outside at 655 time. kumasi: if you're just joining us, the seven things to know this morning. santa clara police are looking for two people they believe were involved in a fight that led to a stabbing at levi's stadium. this happened sunday during a gold cup soccer match. police see the victim was critically injured. julian: more mass shootings in am

well, as our c-span audience everywhere, i'm gleaves whitney executive director of the gerald r ford presidential foundation. and it's my honor to be your host, along with a lot of good people today, and to welcome to our 2023 edition of america's first ladies luncheon. this year's event is centered around a theme first ladies pat nixon and betty ford lives of leadership, courage and, grace. three great words to describe these remarkable women are our foundation's long running first ladies series is the brainchild of the first daughter, susan ford bales, who's here with us from texas. susan, thank you so much for your dedication after all these years. and joining susan are number of special guests. so i'd like you to hold your applause to the end, please. president mrs. nixon's son in law, ed cox, is with us. he joins us in lieu of his son, christopher, who was originally on the program but could not make it today. and then we have mrs. nixon's and mrs. ford's chief communication. patti mattson. thank you much for being here. leaders and, board members of the white house historical a

that's a unique and beautiful turn of phrase which reminds me of my favorite whitney houston song. >>nd i will... >> largely. >> always love you ♪ [applause] >> stephen: right here. for so many reasons. that gets me right here. we're also learning more about santos from some of the people in his past. one ex-boyfriend recalled his tales of dating supermodels and how they begged him to become a model himself. they begged him. please, george, the world of supermodeling needs you. who will be the new face of dior sauvage? which i am told is something. as regular viewers of last night's show know, sometimes in the monologue i love to explain asked for of the mysterious world of monkeys, and tonight i take you down to monkey town. this is stephen colbert's monkey mysteries. [growling] [squealing] [growling] >> stephen colbert's monkey mysteries. >> [cheering] >> stephen: wow. people really love monkey mysteries. people know. so generous. they love the monkey mysteries. ladies and gentlemen, tonight's first and only monkey mysteries comes from japan where zookeepers have been puzzled for ye

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whitney johnson here is ready to up his grill game. coming up, savor the summer with tips and tricks to ribs done right. >> whit: i have been asking for ribs for a very long time. >> gio: for months. >> whit: i asked for them on birthday. we didn't get them. >> gio: that's why we're doing this segment. happy birthday. >> whit: today is the day i will be eating them too, thank you very much. >> gio: we're looking forward to that and following news this saturday morning, starting off with the relentless heat affecting tens of millions of americans coast to coast, waking up under heat alerts. >> whit: all eyes on the weekend forecast, and somara theodore is in the deep south this morning tracking all of it for us. somara, good morning, once again. >> somara: good morning, so this unwavering heat is sending scorching temperatures into states like washington. take a look at yakima, today they are expected to reach a high of 101 degrees, in phoenix, they could be looking at their sixth morning with overnight lows at 91 degrees or higher. the