>> zoe: "explain"? >> abigail: chad's nephew's on the spectrum, and, you know sometimes it takes him a while to warm up to a new person. >> zoe: okay. >> abigail: i was just letting you know, because i wouldn't want you to get the wrong impression is all. >> zoe: no, i-i understand. i appreciate your telling me. >> chad: i should have told you. >> abigail: well, i-i guess i-i'll see you guys there. um, hope you're hungry. >> zoe: oh. now, i was wondering why you called me this morning.

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>> zoe: "explain"?l: chad's nephew's on the spectrum, and, you know sometimes it takes him a while to warm up to a new person. >> zoe: okay. >> abigail: i was just letting you know, because i wouldn't want you to get the wrong impression is all. >> zoe: no, i-i understand. i appreciate your telling me. >> chad: i should have told you. >> abigail: well, i-i guess i-i'll see you guys there. um, hope you're hungry. >> zoe: oh. now, i was wondering why you called me this morning.

. >> zoe began expressing herself as a girl at age six she changed her name from ian at 9. a decision she described as a no brainer. >> because this is not a choice for you on whether to be a girl or a boy. >> no, it is not a choice. you are making a choice to be different gender, then you are not really tran. >> but there is one thing that has changed for the last year and a half, zoe has been on puke bearty blockers medicine implanted in her arm that suppress it is development of an adam das apple facial hair and prevents choice changes and in the next few months zoe, with thelessing of her mother will take the step of cross sex hormonotherapy. and zoe's case that means estrogen. >> i mean, for most people, i mean puke bearty happens there's no choice that they are making, it just happens. so why shouldn't it just happen for me. >> the argument you are 13, how do you know what you want in life, how do you know who you are yet? how would i know what i want if i am 20 how is that different. >> what are some of your anxieties about taking that step. >> she needs to give up h

this hobby is turning into sport and sharpoo is getting competition. 24-year-old zoe has been buildingin her bedroom for years. but it wasn't her passion. >> it was a chance to live

are women zoe says she hopes they inspire girls across the country to get into engineering. >> there are people of color and female builders that are either compliments to the people already there, we would have a much richer sports and technology in america in general if we sort of had the missing people in the sport. >> one of the show's color common taters a former fighterer and they may look and sound violence but part of the fun is that nobody gets hurt. >> his supports you go at it and you don't look as handsome. >> it hurts. >> and then the human side, you get excited about the sport but you feel bad because someone gets injured. >> here you root and cheer and you want it to see it get destroyed and you can watch it guilt free. the battle bots knockout round starts at 9:00 here on 6 abc. >> one of those shows that is contagious you condition stop watching it. >> the robots are amazing, go girls and engineering. quick break and more news when we come right back. what do a nascar® driver... a comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about tr

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zoe tur said the neck grab was merely a love hold.en tur was asked point-blank if she threatened ben shapiro, she tripled down. listen. >> were you threatening him? >> no i wasn't. well, maybe i was. yeah, probably. i had had enough. >> tur is accused of tossing anti-semitic insults at ben shapiro saying he comes from a misogynistic cult where women are treated differently and are not allowed to touch men. shapiro has filed a police report against tur alleging battery. tur has seriously laughed it off. megyn? >> let that marinate over the break. we'll be right back. a love affair. a quest. the next horizon. everyone loves the chase. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual

zoe cuxtion reports.ixtioncummings reports. >> defending champion novak djokovic normally calm, finds himself rattled early on. his match against stan wa rin wa war wawrinka. his final was really not in jeopardy as his cross-court forehand. >> just to lose against novak it's very nice for me, i did my best, and i'm really happy with the way i played. >> the first set was really close. i thought richard played some really good tennis, especially from the backhand side. iit was really difficult at times for me to play any kind of backhand side because he was really going for it. >> and with the fifth final in the grand slams will be a tough challenge. zoe cummings. >> roger federer many took first two sets against andy [applause] 7-5 after clinching the last one 6-4. >>> saturday victory over garpina markariso. a chance to face her childhood idol who she beat in the second round of the french open last year. >> it's going to be the best day of my tennis career. so obviously if i win it's going to be much be

zoe cummings reports. >> it was a match that promised so much defending champion against the greatestthe game has seen. after federer's decline just after his french open disappointment djokovic was not about to relinquish this title without a fight. with the crowd in federer's favor, nowak needed all his skill to take the first set. as the ironman tightened his his grip he fought back in the longest of wimbledon final in 15 years. djokovic had all the chances but it was roger who would rally to level the match. djokovic's disappointment clear. as the sky darkened, opens were doused by the drizzle. djokovic returned to court determined and devastated. his dreams of a fairytale finish faded fast. his bid to become the oldest wimbledon champion passed as djokovic nudged nearer to his title. >> i lost against the world number one at the moment. that's the kind of guy you probably can lose against. i've beaten him a few times. i'm one of the few guys who have gotten a chance. seeing guys who have been given a run for their money. >> therei'm very proud with all the success that i've had s

she's here with us along with "people's" features director zoe ruderman. we're so happy for you.o be eating nachos at roberta's and now it's like let's go on a hike, let's do a new workout. >> you've adopted a new lifestyle. >> yes, yes. >> zoe, somebody watching at home, how can they be inspired by sharday's story. >> the lesson here, this is just about hard work. it's about lifetime changes, diet changes, all of the women we featured, no gimmicks, no surgery. it is about finding a wake-up call. for sharday it was about her mom passing away from hypertension and realizing she didn't want to have that same fate and making a big change in your life. >> consistent with all the ones -- >> they all had this wake-up call. >> sharday, tell us what was your typical diet. i'm seeing some differences here. >> oh, wow. okay, so for breakfast it would be a mcgriddle at mcdonald's. lunch, you know, mexican pizza, dinner is fried chicken, you see the snacks would be chips, you know, cupcakes and then i would have a fourth meal so moving over, i would have now egg omelet, egg whites, you know,

zoe: this is primarily a book loss.age result every quarter and it is a snapshot of what it's holdings were worth why this is important because the swiss national bank once a year makes a payout to the government which typically is one billion francs. if the central bank has a huge loss this payout might not be made. this year is an election year. the swiss national bank having abolished the cap in january has been under criticism already. politicians might use this loss to try to make the -- attacked the central bank. anna: they dropped its cap against the euro at the start of this year. how much of a hit was this to these was economy -- to the swiss economy? zoe: the central bank, this was economy fell into recession in the first half. the first quarter was already negative. the second quarter beget the numbers and in august economists predicted also was a contraction. it looks like it will probably be short-lived. economists predict that the third quarter -- that the economy grew weakly. still, that means it was asho

zoe cummings reports. >> greatest the game has seen. after fed err's sublime semi final, a record breaking 8 wimbledon challenges but djokovic wasn't bb about to relinquish this time. novak needed all his skill matching his pinpoint precision to take first set. as the iron man tightened his grip in the second set federer fought back to force an iconic tie break the longest in wimbledon history for 15 years. djokovic's disappointment clear and the skies darkened, hoped the feisty finale would douse the drizzle. djokovic returned to court determined and devastating. federer's dreams of a fairy tale finish faded fast. oldest winner of the wimbledon title passed, as djokovic neared his title. the champion finally crumbled. delight in the ninth. now 48 wins in just three defeats for djokovic in 2015. for federer it's now three years without a grand slam win. zoe cummings. al jazeera. >> djokovic may be five years fed err's junior but emulates his history. joko vach and feddjokovic and federer retaining win world number 1 is lag well behind w

take a look at this by zoe saldana. she gave birth to twins less than seven months ago and said losing the weight was difficult. >>> up next, "project runway" is back but what has host tim dunn off the rails? >> what is the [ bleep ] point? >> tim is getting a little bit annoyed. >> plus, a look at clothing line and how to get away with murder bloopers. >> the murder trial that you provided. >> stick around. we're coming right back. he hegoactoouwi y sooph!avsl iert hi.nogeeqllfa 1 medolos d los,on wh osa?t t t pt.etio lloworo li. >>> so unflatering. >> i wanted to take the pin yaata stick. >> the catwalk drama is getting hotter than ever. how this for style? melissa mccarthy with their debut line. tonight's fashion fit. >> it was a dream since i was in grade school. it's kind of crazy that i have to do it. >> a first look at melissa's "seventh heaven" first size line and body hugging silhouettes to play up every single curve. vogue.com said melissa's line is spot on. one surprise is denim, especially since melissa admi

and zoe saldana. >> amazing. >> jimmy: i mean, awesome. >> zoe saldana is amazing. >> jimmy: she's fantastic ] >> jimmy: take a look. >> that is where your great grandmother, gaga grew up. >> in that whole house? >> the whole thing, it's the grandest house on beacon hill, designed by bill finch, a a famous architect. >> how did they get so rich? >> rail roads, your great, great grandfather was once the richest man in boston. >> how come we're so poor? >> well, all that money was put into a trust. nobody can touch it. except for your great grandmother. she controls it all and she decides when to give who what. it's hard to explain. would you like to see the inside? >> are we allowed? >> you just can't just walk up and knock on people's door. >> sweetheart, it is boston, they're practically expecting us. [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's boston, come on in. everyone's welcome in boston c'mon. mark ruffalo, "infinitely polar bear" is in select theaters friday. alan rickman joins us after the break, come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [hero female] we're all familiar with this

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year is an umbrella term that can be used to encompass a range of sexualities and genders this is zoe'sond year, we met her two years ago, that's when she shared with us, later she will let us know how the last years have been and what her plans are for the future. al jazeera, seattle. >> smuggling humans across the border, with mexico. the perpetrators are getting younger and younger, that story is next. on the border with mexico, human smuggling is all too common. are getting younger. heidi joe castro has our report. >> junior was raised in this neighborhood. sharing a trailer with his mother, his step father, and hi ten brothers and sisters. this border community is like many that dot the texas side of the rid owe grand, it is a haren for organizations crime, and where the promise of $500 turned rodriguez age 15 into a human smuggler. on a dark night two, months before middle school graduation, he picked up 16 undocumented immigrants. a human smuggling ring has recruited the quiet american 8th grader to drive the immigrants deeper into the country. and despite having no experience be

. >> me and zoe want a pubry. >> reporter: where is it going to live? >> my room. >> reporter: oh. >> where else? [ laughs ] >>> there's so much to say about the story. xian can hold a small pizza slice with a little hep of someone pushing his fingers together. he instinctively scratched his nose. what he wants more than anything we are told is to three a football. his mum is not pleased. >> he wants to go on monkey bars. >> everything. >> we wish him the best. >> the hand will grow with him. extraordinary. >> we wish him the best. >> tom braidy will have to serve his sentence for his role in deflate-gate. the n.f.l. upholding a 4-game suspension. the league said part of the decision was due to brady destroying a cellphone containing evidence. n.f.l. investigators found brady knew patriot staff members illegally deflated footballs. brady's agent said he'd fry to appeal >>> the cardinals made history adding a woman to her coaching staff. jen welter was the first running back to suit up for a men's team. her new gig comes with a new set of challenges. >>

. >> reporter: this is zoe's second year at the camp.ater she'll let us know how the past two years have been and what are plans are for the future. >> you can watch the full report at 8:00 pm eastern. >>> the u.s. now has it opponent for the women's world cup final, japan. they got there in unusual fashion. >> it was a devastating loss for the engineerish team. the defender accidentally knocked the ball into her own net in the 92n't minute. giving the win to japan. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm randall pinkston. the news continues next live from london and for the latest headlines you can go to our website at aljazeera.com. >>> the muslim brotherhood calls for an uprising in egypt after several of its leaders are killed. >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program . . . chaos, fighting and no one can help. aid deliveries are turned away from southern yemen. $18.7 billion, bp reaches a record settlement for its gulf of mexico oil spill. and the two women who

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dedicated team for our busy earth month madness with the conference and that includes maryanne, david, zoe, tracy will and jack. lastly i want to thank the city parks alliance and my you colleagues of the 12 bay area leading agencies who worked in support and raising the bar as international industry leaders, doing our best practices right here in san francisco. it was a great honor to serve the greater and greener community at-large and facilitate such a defining proud moment for the department's proud stamp on innovation. thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> all right, now for a quick look at this past month in parks. >> video. recreation and park capital and planning division is responsible for improving all of our you parks citywide and even though we spend a lot of time in our offices planning our park it's a group of professionals deeply committed to improving our city. the 2008-2012 parks fund including funding for neighborhood parks, restroom innovations, urban trails, forestry and the community opportunity fund in which community members were able to improve their parks throug

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zoe arrived on monday congratulations to eric and his wife sara and zoe's big sister lucy.atching. we're doing "magic mike" tomorrow. also i want to mention that while we were in nerdland serena williams won her sixth wimbledon title, which is her fourth grand slam championship in a row. congratulations. when we come back tomorrow 10:00 a.m. eastern we'll talk about women and sports and the real, real magic of "magic mike." i don't know if i can beat dorian warren. now it's time for a preview of week end's with alex wit. >> this is exciting. there's zoe, magic mike serena. there's a lot going on. thank you for that. plus the bread. i'm hungry now. let's get to this everyone. the debate over so-called sanctuary cities is getting more heated. we'll tell you where and how many sanctuary cities there are in this country and what it means to be one. another volley in the battle between ted cruz and the "new york times" over how many books the senator has exactly sold and why it matters. and taylor swift gets a visit from the most popular women in america. we'll tell you how it a

and zoe is one of the top contenders. >> this is formula one in 3-d.rect fehr for the first ever u.s. national drone racing finals. he thinks this week's event marks the birth of brand-new sport. >> i've already been approached by people with very large checkbooks interested in this space so that's what it's all about. >> i don't know that it's a certain thing you've got that once you reach this, you're considered a sport. >> reporter: 20 years ago ron semio turned skateboarding into a legitimate sport when he created the x games. >> x games rock. how's that. >> it extorted as sports kids one-upping eachover with kids. with something like drone racing it's built in. it's navigating obstacles. who can get from point a to point b the fastest and without wrecking. >> reporter: but semio says drone race willing need more that drama to develop into a professional sport. big time corporate sponsorship is the key. >> i've about been approached over time by saying thanks for creating the x games. i don't have the work at the deli anymore. >> reporter: if and w

free ios app and with zero spent we've had 7,000 downloads and fantastic press from tech crunch to the zoeeport. i'm raising $1 million to bring super duper to android and web customers and to expand to include other products like eye liner, lipstick and mascara. if you're interested in getting in on the next breakthrough in e-commerce, let's talk. thank you. >> congratulations on all the press. that's fantastic. >> thank you. >> all right. both of you guys. i want two numbers, one is what do you think of the product and what do you think of the pitch? >> product is first. >> product's first. >> $26 and you get the same thing basically you're saying? >> there's the proof. no difference. >> it's basically information. you are providing great useful information to people. >> we want to bring transparency to the beauty industry. >> reva? >> for the product i think it's a 9, probably close to a 10. this is a product that i think needs to exist for a long period of time. because women don't know. they spend money because there's a name and they don't realize that's all marketing. to know that t

yes, drone racing has a championship and zoe is one of the top contenders. >> this issis formula onehis week event marks the birth of a brand-new sport. >> i've been approached so that's what this is all about. >> i don't know that there is a certain thing that once you reach this, you're considered a sport. >> reporter: 20 years ago ron sem yeo created the x games. >> x games, how's that? it started with kids one-upping each other with tricks. i can do this, can you. with something like drone racing it's naturally built in because it's nash gating obstacles. who can get from point a to point b the fastest and without it. >> it will need more than drama to evolve into a special sport. beg time support is needed. >> i've been approached over time by professional skateboarders. they say thanks for the x games. now i don't have to work at the deli anymore. >> working on something no o'is able to do even the great sharpoo. >> reporter: when they get behind the game. there's no one else. >> it prevents you from dom any normal job. >> right. >> if this could be your job. >> i would love to

>> zoe, could you see what the guy was bouncing there? >> i could not.ould not tell he was angry or happy. >> isn't that the whole point. he speaks from the heart. >> so some people they get propped up over it. >> absolutely. >> i mean, i welcome him. i'm super pumped about this one. >> wapt, a jessica, let's be honest, you are a democrat and you welcoming christie you don't think during the time to grillry? >> yeah, no, it will be fun. but, yeah, i mean, the more the merrier on that side. >> charles cook, i think she is putting up a front. tall democrats are saying, joe, christie, come in the race, it's a thing, they knows he ises a danger because the average american they do thinks he is kind of a, you know, one of them. >> yeah, you see, i don't know if they do. >> he is the guy who can maybe wra break through in new jersey. i'm not sure i have faith in indiana. she is the worst person in the whole world. we should all -- >> me or hillary? >> not you, you are lovely. hillary. if you run for president, i may change my miechbltd she is the worst human b

. >> zoe, thank you very much., sounds from history extinct songs and lost accents among thousands of recording stored in the british library. but arrest archivists say that these sounds could be lost forever if not recorded. it's a race against time and money. >> deep in the basement of the british library, a team of dedicated archivists are sifting through hundreds of thousands of rare recordings. some sounds are so rare this is the only place left that it can still be heard. like the voice of one of the most important writers of the english language, james joyce. and this george bernard shaw. >> i must give a specimen of spoken english. >> it is carefully being converted and stored on a huge service for future generations. now test recordings for now famous movie sound tracks and development of the english language. >> for some of the records are in a fragile state. the library is battling to raise $60 million to fully digitize the collection, but they don't have long. >> i think we have about 15 years in which

i don't care if atticus finch pushes zoe born in front of a tree. i don't want to read about it in a book. >> it is a spoiler alert. if you think of leftists as having a painful sunburn it helps to know their sensitivities. >> well, it is always good to know someone else's weak spot i suppose. my weak spot is that i haven't read this book and i am ashamed. >> it is not out until tomorrow morning. >> it is not? i felt like such a loser coming here tonight without reading it. >> jesse, your heart says liberal, but your face says racist that is car pit crew guy. >> i am not going to bite on your weird son. just because you are afraid of skin cancer, i under it is an obsession with you. my problem is with all of the buzzy headline think pieces. they are just dumb and unnecessary and [bleep] this guy. i love -- i hope because that guy wanted to envoke such a reaction that there is somebody out there that doesn't read a reaction and that sounds racist. that's not okay at all. you can't write a letter to white people and then ut put -- and then put it down

. >>> all your sport with zoe. >> starting with the irish open championship. paul dunn stole the show, carding 66, stunning the rest of the field, moving to 12-understand. the last amateur to win the title was in 1930. joining him at the top of the leader board is stenson the last man to win the open on that course and with a share of the lead is jason day, showing no signs of vert coe suffered at the u.s. open. jordan spieth boosted his chances. he's one shot off the pace with an aim for a third major. >> i haven't had it creep into my head yet. i don't think it will. i'll be focussing on how to win the pournt. who is around me do i need to birdie the next couple or play to where i have a chance at birdie, or par at worse >>> australia won the second ashes against england at lords by four or five runs. this came out on day four, looking to dominate. chris rogers who retired hurt, when he took a blow to the helmet one run short of the century. the batsman 58 and 83 in a partnership with dave warner. they declared before lunch. england lost and it was an easy t

designed and engineered by 25-year-old zoe stephenson and her team. >> i wanted to use slain originallyps has that. even this watermelon crushed for fun. what is your goal on this show? >> i want to have more women doing cool engineering stuff on tv. most are men and they are awesome and wonderful, but i feel a little lonely. >> but it's stephenson stepping up as a role model. she let us drive chomp which isn't easy, now armed to take out her opponents and perhaps crush a few stereotypes along the way. >> i love the show and now that women are involved it's going to be really interesting. very cool. cool to see the flames coming out there. >>> we saw some lightning overnight in some areas of central california. here though it's a lot more subdued. good news, we're not going to see much more lightning we don't want that. we show you some light moisture and confined to the coast and the north bay. we'll press in a little bit closer right around santa rosa. this is where we see the most activity west of glenn ellen. some drizzle at most. it's dampening the roadways around interest. you may

builder zoe stephenson is in the house.s right now. >>> stand by, billy and kit. stand by camera two. we're live in five -- four -- three -- two -- one. >> whew! >> welcome back to

. >> zoe was born a boy and she's 13 years old now and she's transigging into a young woman.the issues involved with transgender teens. and -- the man behind some of the most spectacular fireworks in the world. he tells aljazeera how he's getting ready to celebrate america on the 4th of july. we'll have those stories and more in a few minutes. >> a shocking upset in the world of tennis. rafael nadal was knocked out of wimbledon by dennis brown. onlookers say that it was a painfully embarrassing day for the former champion. this is the fourth tournament where nadal didn't make it at least to the semifinals but brown may be a force to watch. that's all our time. and thanks for being with us. i'm tony harris. david schuster is back in a couple of minutes. this is al jazeera america. coming up this hour. >> oil spill settlement, b.p.'s deal with the government, it is the large nest corporate history for one of the costliest environmental disasters ever. a financial moment down across the island, and they are growing in the u.s. mainland. babbish battle. >> they are

. >> i would see anything with zoe in it, though. was that just a thrill to work with her or maybe she's creepy? i don't know. >> no, are you kidding me? she is absolutely beautifully beautiful, and fun yes stunning. and really game. you know? we hit it off from the beginning and we're really able to be playful with each other. and that translates in the movie. there is a lot of chemistry there. these two people are really fun together even though impossible to ends up to be together. >> from the father of two daughters i can guarantee you i will be crying. you're going to try to make us cry, right? >> i'm not going to try tonight i'm trying to keep from crying. >> sure. >> that's the drama part? >> i'll be weeping. >> congrats getting rave reviews, we can't wait to see it. >> thanks, mark. >> thank you, i hope you check it out thanks. >> all right let's check out bob because it is a monday. that means -- >> breakfast with bob. >> boom. oh, i mean bob? >> hey, good morning everybody. from northeast philadelphia, cute baby alert. litt

extended their lead at the top of the rugby championship with a win over south africa at ellis park in zoeanesburg. the springboks looked to bounce back to a last minute defeat. willie laroux giving them a lead. upped the pressure in the second half. richie mccall after this year's world cup in england celebrated south africa. final score, 27 to 20. >> that's sport. robin will have more for you in a few hours. >> you can find much more on everything we are covering in this bullet and much more on our website. the address for that is aljazeera.com. there, you will find the latest comment, analysis and video on demand. you can see our top story there at condemnation from the kurds in turkey to those airstrikes inside iraq. more on that story and everything else at the top of the hour. i will be back with a full bullet of news with you. stay with us. ♪ >> today on "talk to al jazeera" jazeera," norman lear , political activist and war veteran. >> who knows, god could be a woman, a president who would help us look in the mirror and see ourselves honestly. >> he is the man behind the iconic is

. >> zoe, your top. >> oh, my god. >> every single major morning news program wanted the bride and theroom to come on to their show to talk. we couldn't do that. >> after all, the bride and groom were actors. >> it's dry cleaning. >> and sending them on to a national television program seemed a little too risky. and because the movie wasn't ready for an audience, archie wasn't prepared to spill the beans just yet. >> we did not want to let the cat out of the bag, because part of the fun of the movie is, is it real, is it fake? >> so he decided to string the shows along. when asked if the clip was real, archie would just say -- >> it really happened. i have all of the wedding footage. do you want to see it? if they asked me point blank, was this shot for a movie? i would say yes. but they did not ask the write question. >> very smart people can be duped. not smart people can be duped easier. things like that, people want to believe because it's really funny. >> we weren't set out to pull a hoax. it was always to have it -- something that was entertaining that people thought was funny an

. >> and now you hold her hand and what's zoe going to be able to do with you?grip on to it. >> she's going to be able to grip on to what? >> my hand. >> it's remarkable to think that this young boy will be able to hold his sister's hand. >> i know. >> how long will that take? >> well, he can already hold the hand, of course. but what the doctors are projecting is that it will probably be a number of months, maybe seven, eight months before he'll really start to get the feeling back in his hands and use them. he is undergoing pretty extensive physical therapy right now. obviously there's good vascular supply, there's blood flow to the hands that is necessary -- >> what struck me was the head surgeon said that his hands will grow with him. watch this. >> yeah. >> the finger bones, the wrist bones, the forearm bones have what we call growth plates. and these growth plates, based on our experience in traumatic replantation, once we re-attach the parts, the growth plates stay open and allow the ampitated part to grow. so we have every reason to believe that because

. >> reporter: designed and engineered by 25-year-old zoe stevenson and her team. >> i wanted to useme, originally. >> reporter: and chomp has that along with this steel fang chomping down with ten tons of force, crushing metal, even this watermelon for fun. what is your goal on this show? >> i want to have more women doing cool engineering stuff on tv. often, almost all of them are men, and they're awesome and they're wonderful, but i sort of felt a little lonely for role models. >> reporter: but now it's stevenson stepping up as the role model with several young girls excited to compete against her this season. >> just because we're a team of 16-year-old girls, don't underestimate us. >> reporter: and that's exactly what the show's co-founders were hoping for. >> it's that spark for a young person to want to get into engineering. >> oh, hello! >> reporter: stevenson let us drive chomp, which isn't easy. >> sometimes i sort of -- you wait, you aim, you try and line it up. >> reporter: she's a $20,000 robot that took three months to build with the help of sponsors. >> hours and hours

it's national pet day this is zoe.e and comfortable, waiting to go outside into the mid 70s. 74 in allentown, warming up in philadelphia. almost up to 80s. it will be into the upper 80s but we have to talk about 90s. it stays dry this weekend but here's a 90-degree temperature tomorrow. that humidity is still fairly low so it's nice and comfortable. it comes back monday, tuesday and wednesday. we put that humid word back because it will feel a little uncomfortable and there will be showers and storms by tuesday and wednesday and it clears out as temperatures drop back down to 85 degrees. >> the naacp national convention is under way here in philadelphia. things officially kicked off yesterday and nearly 10,000 people are expected to attend the event. this year's theme pursuing liberty in the face of injustice. while some leaders are excited the convention is here, in philadelphia they hope organizers bring a pro active agenda. >> my issue is to ensure that while the naacp is here that they are participating in the afri

i want to pay special tribute to my colleague, congresswoman zoe lofgren who is an expert on these issues. she's been an immigration attorney, she's taught immigration law, she's tchared immigration committee and she's a strong, strong supporter of protecting the american people. we'll see what happens in the debate today they're debating the rule right now so i may have to lee momentarily. the clock is ticking, time is running out on the highway trust fund. this clock is running out on the ex-im bank, it already ran out in terms of money and now it will run out in terms of authority by the end of this month. last week, we sent -- the house sent to the senate a five-month bill to extend the trust fund and to re-authorize the ex-im bank. our thought was and hope was that the senate would send that bill back to us but our bill did not address the ex-im bill. our hope was that the senate would put the ex-im bank on our bill and send it back over to us. insed -- instead they're saying it would have to be on a long-term bill cannot possibly be finished by the 31st of july when the authorizatio