. >>> a couple of commercials encouraging you to go somewhere, and we start in white horse in yukon, canada. >> this is to encourage people to go to the city council meetings in canada. >> it is like a csi drama. >> but you go and it is deadly boring. >> we gave the museum an additional $15,000 for a rec grant. >> what is the issue that they need people to attend to spend this kind of money to produce a psa, and it does not make any sense to me. >> they want people to be informed members of the public. >> if you are at the city council meeting, you have to be concerned. they just want you to watch it on the community cable channel. >> the services have four items on the agenda. >> nick, this is better, because it features girls in bikinis, and i give you christian. >> that is the person in the videos -- >> and he has teamed up with a gold medalist from team usa volleyball. because they want you to go to the world series cup of volleyball in long beach, california. >> that is a forearm. pitch. yep, yep. next time, i want you to make sure that it gets over into my vicini vicinity. >> a

the group is planning their next journey-- another 100 aircraft flight, this time into canada's yukon long as people have dreamed of flying, they've dreamed of doing aerobatics in the air, just like the birds. and we're here with julie clark today who's one of those people who've been lucky enough to make a name for herself doing aerobatics in north america. hi julie. before we talk about this beautiful t34, i'd like to ask you, but you're one of the first people that was one of the ladies to operate in the cockpit of a commercial aircraft. tell us a bit about how that happened. >> back in the mid '70s nobody really wanted to break that mold and hire their first woman. and, even though i was very qualified, i'd been flying at that time more than nine years, had over 3,000 hours, two jet type ratings, nobody wanted to hire their first woman for their airlines. so i finally was hired in 1976. >> so now you go and you spend nine years getting qualified to operate a commercial aircraft with passengers on it and you get a job doing that, but that's not enough. you decide you wanna do air s

. >> 886677 yukon. >> steve: and here he is -- jimmy fallon!applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, thank you very, very much, everybody. oh my goodness. thank you. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. [ cheers ] that's what i'm talking about. what a great crowd. welcome, welcome. thank you so much. we are so excited. we got nominated for an emmy today, you guys. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] wow! that's right. we got nominated for an emmy. you know what that means. it's time to iron my tuxedo t-shirt. [ laughter ] the nominations came out this morning, we're very excited here. i want to congratulate a lot of good nominees, but i want to congratulate the history channel their 10 part mini series, "the bible" was also nominated for any emmy. [ cheers and applause ] us, and "the bible." although it's going to be a little weird on the red carpet when moses is like is that joan rivers? i haven't seen her since high school. [ laughter ] you guys, i hate -- i hate change and sometimes it just has to happen. i was just told tha

with the whole concept of capitalism you want to redefine the yukon probably as even your this is not capitalism even your man if if you and your persuasion were correct about the details do you see it shouldn't just write some rule that catches wal-mart they should flatly ban wal-mart from coming into town no then say we're just doing what they're saying is very it what they're saying is very simple if you're going to do business in our town do business in a way that it's a bit and by the way this is just a ploy to wal-mart and applies to all along the big boss nine hundred thousand dollars to the community for a company to come in that community ought to be saying heck no we don't want you but the truth of the matter is it's just the opposite but for the presence of wal-mart these two million people wouldn't have any of the jobs even at the seven dollars an hour and now what you're saying is if you don't these houses are wrong you don't deserve absolutely wrong absolutely wrong watching what wal-mart goes into communities on average over one hundred small businesses go out of busine

. >> yukon to our website. you schedule a test drive.ollers and cargo fits in the car. after that, you get to go walk your dog, play golf and live life. tracy: $19 a test drive. >> yes. the typical experience lasts about an hour. sick that i can have multiple cars sent to my house. >> yes. you can have more than one car at a time. >> you are test driving this in seattle right now. >> he gave a talk that i was not listening to, i was actually out in the hall. we struck up a phone conversation after that. he offered me an internship and i said no thank you. a year later, he at least said he remembered me. tracy: at least he lied. we spent 11 and a half hours shopping at dillard ships. you are saying that part of my $19, you will organize the price and try to cut down not price for me also. >> yes. you do not set foot into a showroom until you are very confident about which car you want precisely the car of price. our goal is to get shoppers in and out of the showroom front to finish under 90 minutes. usually closer to 60 minutes. tracy: wh

. >> from yukon, championship with the celtics. >> he's the reason -- >> okay. okay. okay.w, ray will testify before the senate special committee on ageing to make his case for more funding for type 1 diabetes research. it's an issue near to ray's heart. his 6-year-old son walker has type 1 diabetes. >> it does. ray, when my son was 4, he had the telltale signs of diabetes. any parents that's been through this, i a nightmare. i had a support group, as i'm sure you do, they have been saying the cure is around the corner for 20 years and it remains elusive. talk about the research needed to help not only your son and my son but millions and millions who suffer from this deadly disease every year. >> starting back in '99 they started this children's congress. the kids wanted the voice. they wanted to go to d.c. and let politicians, lawmakers know they want them to be heard. they want their voices to be spoken up in front of congress. we've got to make sure we continue the stp, they call it, special diabetes funding, to continue. there's people all over america scientists they

a little redskin potatoes, u -- yukon gold.and some red peppers that we've grilled off and roasted to give it a nice char flavor. a little bit of scallions to top it off. i believe the recipes are all on your web site. dig in, man. >> clayton: go to www.foxandfriends.com. thank you so much. you know me well. i appreciate that. happy fourth of july. remember action go to porkbarrelbbq.com and you'll get 25% off any of their sauces for "fox & friends" viewers this morning of the put in the viewer code. we'll be cooking all morning. stop down on the plaza. we were getting started early. can you do the rest of the show without me? >> gretchen: absolutely not. >> peter: we need you. >> clayton: i'll clean up and come in. >> gretchen: thanks so much. coming up, you heard it before, that your sunburn did eventually fade into a tan of the but is that true? up next, we're debunking some of the biggest summer medical myths. >> peter: and a former miss usa contestant ordered to pay donald trump millions of dollars. that story at the top o

but the new big pickups and later the new sport utilities and the escalade and yukon and tahoe are goingare enormously profitable and going to carry large margins. there's a huge body that is going to want to replace their vehicle vehicles and that bodes well for future earnings in my book. >> bob, i'm curious that one of the demerriits against the impa is that the return is not that great. as you said that the return of suv sales and pickup sales, we have seen it, but is it a mistake not the double down on the fuel economy? >> in the class n the class, the imball la h impala has outstanding fuel econo economy. highway is 35 miles per gallon or slightly more. people who want a large sedan and a lot of the corporate fleets need a car this size, and it it is very good business by the way, an full margin business. they look at the needs for a large five-passenger sedan and large trunk and in that universe that car has outstanding fuel economy and plus every probability to have a hybrid version offered on it someplace. >> yes. >> and the car is great, and the fuel economy is not an issue. it

. >> turns out there are swaths of habitats in the north of siberia and yukon that could house a mammoth >> he prepared a 60 mile natural park in siberia. trusting that mammoth extension extinction will soon be a thing of the past. that may seem farfetched and there are plenty of obstacles but more and more experts believe cloning will be possible and jurassic park will no longer be in the realm of hollywood. >> all right. ian williams. jurassic park is one thing but what about mammothnado? >> you should do that. >> i own it. >> that's awesome. >> coming up, is one of scientology's most outspoken members leaving the church? the statement from leah remini overnight raising eyebrows. >> and the smell coming from a restaurant called bacon bacon. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ for a strong bag that grips the can... get glad forceflex. small change, big difference. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, righ