martini. that's where he gets his identity. lillian rogers reminisce that fdr claimed he did not know the exact formula because they have been worked up by family committee. his son jimmy said he liked a mild martini and then franklin got old enough to speak up for a stronger martini. then johnny shot up so tall he demanded he insisted on a martini so dry. the president would be mysteriously mixing vermouth engine so no one can see with the formulas. when he was finished he was as a chairman of the committee he had the power to decide the ultimate taste of a martini and it -- at this point some people aghast at this were not sure they wanted a martini after all. missy would sip her favor were sometimes old-fashioned. when they had guess fdr would insist on mixing martinis for everyone and would break that he is the best martini mixer in the east. there are references to run base during call the haitian libation. i've tried find the recipe but i can't. by all accounts it was awful. it is someth

. >> we'll learning about martinis on this national martini. not my favorite love it. >> i love dirty vodka martinis with stuffed olives. >> i'm not a huge fan but this guy here is about to make us all convert. >> i'll do any martinis. >> my girl, yes. >> i didn't say i wouldn't try it. i said it might not be my favorite. >> let's go this way. >> in the meantime keeping an eye on this activity as well we got serious storms moving into the area. we'll check in with mime mike thomas. >> nasty ride home. >> erin right for the commute, too. that minot be a good thing for the afternoon commute on the ride home. we'll get you sorted out with everything in the next hour or so. thanks for staying it it us for the 10a. i'm tee, alongside holly and maureen, wisdom is off today so the lovely erin como is joining us. >> playing the role of wisdom martin. >> we need to talk about the weather because all that heat and humidity left over from the weekend perfect ingredients for strong summer storms and that's exactly what could be in store for later today. le

but by the afternoon he would have offered you a martini. by all accounts his martinis were dreadful, mixed with entirely too much vermouth, which fdr loved. for him it was a place to escape the mob, these wrongs that would -- the throngs that would try to visit springwood. the public would often come to the president's house trying to ask questions and voice opinions. this was a place that was far enough removed from springwood where he could get away from the activity down below. we have a record number of visits of top cottage by fdr. they are documented through photographs, diary entries. were there others not documented? probably. some of the guests included king george ii of greece, queen wilhelmina of the netherlands, the prime minister of canada, queen elizabeth of great britain. winston churchill was on this porch 4 different times. members of his cabinet administration, among others. many times when they arrived here, they are in need of help or assistance. i think they were willing to sit in a place far removed from their comfort

but by the afternoon he would have offered you a martini. by all accounts his martinis were dreadful, mixed with entirely too much vermouth, which fdr loved. for him it was a place to escape the mob, these wrongs that would -- the throngs that would try to visit springwood. the public would often come to the president's house trying to ask questions and voice opinions. this was a place that was far enough removed from springwood where he could get away from the activity down below. we have a record number of visits of top cottage by fdr. they are documented through photographs, diary entries. were there others not documented? probably. some of the guests included king george second of greece, queen wilhelmina of the netherlands, the prime minister of canada, queen elizabeth of great britain. winston churchill was on this porch 4 different times. members of his cabinet administration, among others. many times when they arrived here, they are in need of help or assistance. i think they were willing to sit in a place far removed from their comf

but by the afternoon he would have offered you a martini. by all accounts his martinis were dreadful, mixed with entirely too much vermouth, which fdr loved. as he put it, it was a place to escape the mob the throngs that , would try to visit springwood. the public would often come to the president's house trying to ask questions and voice opinions. this was a place that was far enough removed from springwood where he could get away from the activity down below. we have a record number of visits of top cottage by fdr. they are documented through photographs, diary entries. were there others not documented? probably. some of the guests included king george ii of greece, queen wilhelmina of the netherlands, the prime minister of canada, queen elizabeth of great britain. winston churchill was on this porch 4 different times. members of his cabinet administration, among others. many times when they arrived here, they are in need of help or assistance. i think they were willing to sit in a place far removed from their comfort zone. it may have be

president, because his martinis were dreadful and mixed with way too much vermouth, which is how the president like them. so those who tried visited -- to visit springwood, it was much different. the public would often come to the presidents house dust president of the house, trying to meet, greet, ask opinions, and this was removed bar enough away from springwood to where he could get away from all of the activity going on down below. we have a recorded number of cottage-- visits to top 1955, andm 1995 -- there were others that were not documented? probably. kingof the guests included george the second of greece, the crown prince of norway, the queen and princess of the netherlands, the prime minister of canada, king george the sixth, and queen elizabeth, the queen mum from britain. and members of his cabinet and administration, like harry hopp in -- hopkins, april hammond, among others. they were in need of help and assistance, and i think they were willing to sit in a place probably far removed from their comfort zone, and i think it may have been quite refreshing for them to get

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i rise to pay special recognition to army specialist michael martini for an incredible act of heroism. while off duty, specialist martini displayed remarkable selflessness and courage in the rescue and treatment of a fatally wounded civilian. on may 27, 2017 a motor home traveling in oak grofe, kentucky, collided with -- oak grove, kentucky, collided with a civil ab building. michael pulled over to the side of the accident and rushed to the seaven. the front of the motor home was crushed and michael saw the driver had life threatening injuries to his head and leg. with gasoline rapidly spilling from the vehicle, michael was able to gain access to the passenger side of the motor home and fashion a makeshift tourniquet. handed e police officer michael a tourniquet which he applied. michael went into the back of the motor home to locate a first aid kit he provided information to emergency services that prompted the call for emergency medical flight from the scene. if not for his action the wounded driver would not survived the trauma sustained. i'm honored to recognize specialist martini

the mild one and then frankly got old enough to speak up that johnnie shot up so tall insisted on a martini so dry it could be mistaken all the time mixing and for ruth and gin so nobody could know the formula and when finished he would say as chairman he of the power to decide your ultimate fate in and would add more to the concoction at this point some were not sure they wanted a martiniis after all. f sometimes he would make some old-fashioned bin fdr would insist on mixing for everyone and would bernanke was the best mixer in the east now there are references to the haitian libation. [laughter] by all accounts it was god awful i tried to find the recipe but he really liked on. something else i forgot to mention playing into history was the lead bidder not they have been in charge of beating the animals to make special recipes for the dogs but there was a time when the white house pet messed up plans with a dog named weeks on the scene in according to white house reports the morning of march march 1930 for friday san ham were set up for the resident staff and then the coach stepped away

she'd, uh, prefer a dry martini. hmm. don't worry. i'll make sure she takes a drink. thank you. you're welcome. if you think i'm taking one sip of that, you're even more deluded than she is. ooh. sounds like somebody's feeling better.

thank you, international martini day. isn't every day international martini day? >> international rose day. a couple people in the audience so your birthday is december 24th. okay, so what's your holiday? >> what is it? >> national eggnog day. >> poor george. >> i know. i feel like we should all apologize to you. >> do we have one more. april 9th, what is that? >> oh, yeah. >> un corporals. >> unicorns day. >> perfect. >> i'll take unicorns and martinis for 300 please. >> i got a little throwback. a little charlie brown from 1969. >> "i" before "e" except after "c." let's see. "i" before "e" except after "c." after "hment." no, i after e after "c." >> okay, you know for all of you brought up on spell-check you didn't have to learn this rule but we all learned. "i" before "e" except after "c." turns out it's dead wron sussex sends out -- >> my whole childhood was a lie. >> finds out that "cie outnumber cie words 3-1. >> how were we just now figuring it out. >> concierge, conscience. why are you clapping? >> how many types do you find yourself saying that. "i" befor

thank you, international martini day. isn't every day international martini day? >> it is. >> international rose day. a couple people in the audience so your birthday is december 24th. okay, so what's your holiday? >> what is it? >> national eggnog day. >> poor george. >> i know. i feel like we should all apologize to you. >> do we have one more. april 9th, what is that? >> oh, yeah. >> un corporals. >> unicorns day. >> perfect. >> i'll take unicorns and martinis for 300 please. >> i got a little throwback. a little charlie brown from 1969. >> "i" before "e" except after "c." let's see. "i" before "e" except after "c." after "hment." no, i after e after "c." >> okay, you know for all of you brought up on spell-check you didn't have to learn this rule but we all learned. "i" before "e" except after "c." turns out it's dead wrong. a guy at the university of sussex sends out -- >> my whole childhood was a lie. >> finds out that "cie outnumber cie words 3-1. >> how were we just now figuring it out. >> concierge, conscience. why are you clapping? >> how many types do y

thank you, international martini day. isn't every day international martini day? >> it is. >> international rose day. >> we also did a couple people in the audience so your birthday is december 24th. okay, so what's your holiday? >> what is it? >> national eggnog day. >> poor george. >> i know. i feel like we should all apologize to you. >> do we have one more? april 9th, what is that? >> oh, yeah. >> unicorns. >> unicorns day. >> perfect. >> i'll take unicorns and martinis for 300 please. >> i got a little throwback. a little charlie brown from 1969. >> "i" before "e" except after "c." let's see. "i" before "e" except after "h." no, i after e after "c." >> okay, you know for all of you brought up on spell-check you didn't have to learn this rule but we all learned. "i" before "e" except after "c." turns out it's dead wrong. a guy at the university of sussex sends out -- >> my whole childhood was a lie. >> finds out that c-i-e words outnumber c-e-i words 3-1. >> how were we just now figuring it out? >> concierge, conscience. why are you clapping? >> how many times

franklin had to sneak the occasional martini even when he was in the white house, but i suppose the rip roaring example of uncle ellie would have been enough to keep anyone off drink for life, end of quote. well, alice longworth and others may have seen elliott as the black sheep of the family, but what sort of black sheep would write, my sweet little nell, i thought of you and prayed for your happiness and that of your precious small brothers and urged his daughter to cultivate unselfishness, generosity, loving tenderness and cheerfulness. dear little daughter, he wrote, you are your father's love and joy. he dominated my life while he lived and he was the love of my life for many years after he died, he will north roosevelt wrote of her father. he was, quote, the person she loved best in the world. he never accomplished anything which could make him of any importance to the world at large, unless a personality which left a vivid mark on friends and associates could be counted as important. no less important in our daily lives are the things and people who only touch us personally. a l

. >> neil: i'm going to have three martinis to get over there. more after this. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage present. you're always itthinking about it.s always what if my cancer comes back? i've been working on this therapy for 5 years now and we're getting ready to go to the clinic. my son definitely keeps me fighting. i want to be there for him when he needs me. that's what motivates me. i want to see patients have gray hair. i see myself growing old with my pink hair. that to me, is enough to keep going. >> neil: you asked in we complied. tomorrow on the cost of freedom. 23 reasons why hillary clinton is not president. its on the network that matters, a cool planet earth. >> hello. we're the fox news specialists! >> if you're dare to listen to the left and the global elite, you'd think that today is doomsday because pr

some of out may have a martini today with olives in it, what do you think, bob kelly? >> don't have to ask me twice. >> mild start to the day with just a stray shower north and west of the city but mostly just cloud cover. sunshine that we're dealing with this morning, and 66 degrees, with calm winds, breezes will pick up this afternoon, we expect high temperature of 82 degrees, nice one today, but will this go into the weekend? we'll let you know coming into up. >> right now it is 8: zero three. and live look at 95 northbound an accident at street road. see everybody pushed over to the right there, the crash in the construction zone. as you head north on 95, into street road, upward of 30 minute delays on number of the regional rail lines all because every septa signal problems this morning, warminster, fox chase, the lansdale-doylestown line headed south on 59 into the sit about 42 minute trip from woodhaven on in, pennsylvania turnpike, about 40 minute trip from philly over to vale forge, getting hit with some sun glare today. breakfast later on this morning, meet m

so if employment is doing fine, productivity growth is lagging behind, all you get out of that martini shaker is 2.5% growth for the second quarter, you add it up to the revised first quarter number, 1.2, with or without decent employment, we're still talking about economic growth below 2%. employment is one part of the story. the other thing to consider is that employment is classically one of the most lagging indicators. by the time the cycle turns, employment still rises and then declines. it's not how i would refer to it as a reliable leading indicator. it tells you nothing about productivity growth. >> if we do get a big blowout number, do you think the bond market reacts? it's been stubborn, 2.2% the ten-year. it's not really moving based on whatever way the data goes. the bond market always seems to get the story correctly from an economic standpoint. i think you want to go back to lael brainard's speech she gave the other day where she acknowledged we have had some decent employment numbers over the course of the past year or two. the unemployment rate has grandson 10% to 4.4,

. >> hail, yes it ace good thing it is national martini day on this monday. >> okay, all right. >> little things that math inner life. >> love that. that will perk you up. >> good morning, bob kelly with a check on traffic in a moment, karen hepp, sue serio. >> yes, we will give you a, lower number today because of what we're expecting later on we are starting out with, humidity, a lot of humidity, sorry, my microphone wasn't in the right place. six out of 10 for your weather by the numbers. we have thunderstorms in the western part of the state, in advance of the cold front that will roll through later in the day and give us severe thunderstorms, it looks like just a couple showers in the pocono mountains right now. breezy here and that helps because it is 80 degrees outside and only 4:30 in the morning. sunrise in about an hour. we have 80 in allentown, reading and 75 in cape may, dover is at 79, medford lakes 77, perkasie is 75. so it is already humid, cloud will increase but we will have some sunshine today, and strong thunderstorms, after we will get to the high in the 80 's probably

we're told by a white house official they were observe ago jewish holiday at snog this martini and ieskt stayed home with children. jared kushner anderson though did come to the white house although he did not attend the speech. he had a longstanding meeting we're told by a white house official but the white house feshl went on to say he was involved in the process of the announcement. but anderson one startling thing missing from the announcement today was acknowledgement from the president that climate change is happening tp. there was a briefing alberta on the day reporters top official was the white house declined to say to reporters garthed here that the president believes in climate change we still don't have an answer to that. >> jim acosta thanks more global reaction in the phone and wording the president made it plain that what the rest of world thinks is not his concern. so far the reviews are not positive. the president marken took the opportunity to use in english to speak out against the decision. using the president's catch phrase. >> we all share the same responsibility. m

. >> gin martini, old sport. >> seth: eventually, you follow the green light and you find out your wife is being held by earnest hemingway. and then, you have to fight earnest hemingway, who is also an alcoholic. >> that's not fair. >> seth: basically you fight until one of you decides you'd rather be drinking instead. believe it or not, that was actually the first video game that never sold a single copy. [ light laughter ] this last game was super popular on jorbus, it's called "cooking for elvis." in this game, you play as a chef working in graceland in the 19 peanut butter and banana sandwiches for elvis. so the way it works, you just tap "a" as fast as you can and you throw sandwiches into elvis' mouth. but if you aren't able to tap a fast enough, elvis gets hungrier and hungrier and eventually if you -- yeah, he eats you. [ laughter and applause ] give it up for the jorvis, everyone. the best there ever was. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "late night"! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. you stand ou

. >> gin martini, old sport. >> seth: eventually, you follow the green light and you find out your wife is being held by earnest hemingway. and then, you have to fight earnest hemingway, who is also an alcoholic. >> that's not fair. >> seth: basically you fight until one of you decides you'd rather be drinking instead. believe it or not, that was actually the first video game that never sold a single copy. [ light laughter ] this last game was super popular on jorbus, it's called "cooking for elvis." in this game, you play as a chef working in graceland in the 1970's and you have to make peanut butter and banana sandwiches for elvis. so the way it works, you just tap "a" as fast as you can and you throw sandwiches into elvis' mouth. but if you aren't able to tap a fast enough, elvis gets hungrier and hungrier and eventually if you -- yeah, he eats you. [ laughter and applause ] give it up for the jorvis, everyone. the best there ever was. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "late night"! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, state

. >> gin martini, old sport. >> seth: eventually, you follow the green light and you find out your wife is being held by earnest hemingway. and then, you have to fight earnest hemingway, who is also an alcoholic. >> that's not fair. >> seth: basically you fight until one of you decides you'd rather be drinking instead. believe it or not, that was actually the first video game that never sold a single copy. [ light laughter ] this last game was super popular on jorbus, it's called "cooking for elvis." in this game, you play as a chef working in graceland in the 1970's and you have to make peanut butter and banana sandwiches for elvis. so the way it works, you just tap "a" as fast as you can and you throw sandwiches into elvis' mouth. but if you aren't able to tap a fast enough, elvis gets hungrier and hungrier and eventually if you -- yeah, he eats you. [ laughter and applause ] give it up for the jorvis, everyone. the best there ever was. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "late night"! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ a millie dresselhaus doll! happy birthday, sweetie! oh

>> he'd be a hendricks martini, slightly dirty, with blue cheese olives, up. [ light laughter ] >> do you think your dad has like a catch phrase? >> girls, be quiet! [ light laughter ] >> what's your dad's favorite thing in the whole world? >> mint. >> mint? mint, the flavor mint? >> yes. >> is his favorite thing? more than you guys? >> yep. >> yep. he loves mint more than all of us. >> he loves mint more than all of you. how would your dad dance, do you think, if he -- if he had to? >> moonwalk. >> you can moonwalk? come on. we gotta see it. we gotta see it. okay. there we go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] happy father's day everybody. i wish my dad was here. ♪ happy father's day, dad! >> thank you, jo. call me sometime! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. happy father's day to jo's dad, my dad, all the dads out there watching. keep up the good work. we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: it's off the rails! >> jimmy: yeah! guys, come back again next week. on monday, will ferell will be her

. >> gin martini, old sport. >> seth: eventually, you follow the green light and you find out your wife is being held by earnest hemingway. and then, you have to fight earnest hemingway, who is also an alcoholic. >> that's not fair. >> seth: basically you fight until one of you decides you'd rather be drinking instead. believe it or not, that was actually the first video game that never sold a single copy. [ light laughter ] this last game was super popular on jorbus, it's called "cooking for elvis." in this game, you play as a chef working in graceland in the peanut butter and banana sandwiches for elvis. so the way it works, you just tap "a" as fast as you can and you throw sandwiches into elvis' mouth. but if you aren't able to tap a fast enough, elvis gets hungrier and hungrier and eventually if you -- yeah, he eats you. [ laughter and applause ] give it up for the jorvis, everyone. the best there ever was. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "late night"! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ a millie dresselhaus doll! happy birthday, sweetie! oh, millies. trick or treat! w

and include a photo. >> you know -- >> i told you a martini a day was okay. you end up on al's segment. >> we have to download "despacito." we'll have more from luke later. >> at 10:00. >>> coming up at 9:00, mandy moore, the new movie. a scary shark film. sheinelle is going to go back to school. and we'll look at celebrity homes. and we'll do some seat dancing. >> i love it. always, the seat dancing. "despacito." >> a little slowly, right? >> yeah. >> that's it. i )m ... ==topvo== apple )s 28th annual worldwide >>> good morning, everyone. 8:56. i'm scott mcgrew. apple's worldwide developers conference gets under way this morning in a new location, the south bay at the san jose mchenry convention center. the conference hasn't been in san jose for 15 years. tens of thousands of developers have lined up for hours outside the center waiting for the tech giant to unveil new software and updates. tech experts say apple faces a number of challenges as it's trying to show other products other than just the iphone. iphone sales down 14% last year. it gets under way a

and include a - >> i told you a martini a day was okay. you end up on al's segment. >> download "despacito." we'll have more from luke r.10:. >>> coming up at 9:00, mandy moore, the new movie. a scary shark film. sheinelle is going to school. and we'll look at celebrity homes. and we'll do some seat dancing. always, the seat dancing.e slow? >> yeah. >> that's it. >>> we are following breaking news out of morristown, montgomery county, where comedian bill cosby arrived for opening statements in his sexual assault trial. cosby pleaded not guilty to the charge he drugged and molest an employee in his home in 2004. stay with nbc10 and the nbc10 app for updates. good morning, i am tracy davidson. >>> now to get you updated with first alert meteorologist krystal klei on the weather and that rain continues to move in. >> it is not a heavy rain, light rain through chester county to new castle and delaware county. philadelphia will be next. this is moving directly west to east. this is just one spot of rain moving through, we'll have more activity

he says the secret to longevity, gray goose martinis. >> is he related to carson? >> happy 102nd birthday to betty caraway of warren, ohio, married to the love of her life for almost 70 years. lovely. ethel mcelroy is 107 years old. a diamondback fan from surprise, arizona. she worked as a bookkeeper, didn't retire until she was god love her. john benjamin of simsbury, connecticut, celebrating 100 years. received a military aviation award for his service as an aircraft commander. we salute you to your service. love the boater. and happy 104th birthday to virginia caroway. if you're looking for a karaoke partner, virginia loves to sick. if you know someone is celebrating a milestone birthday, let us know at today.com/milestones. >> i told u a martini a day was okay. you end up on al's segment. >> we have to download despacito and hurricane. we'll have more from luke later. >> luke will sing at the 10:00. >> what's coming up at 9:00? >> mandy moore, the new movie "47 meters down." it's a scare i have shark flick. shein in-depth look at celebrity home s and we'll do s

. >> i go to whole foods and make my own martinis, i know how to do that. >> got to have enough olive in this there you're going to be hungry. >> for those of white house live on that. >> leslie, thank you. >> thank you, guys >> probably more on that pricing, we hope in the next hour which again was cut significantly below what they were looking for originally. >>> 45 minutes to go until the close. are you bringing the food home what's happening >> no, i already know what i'm making tonight, and it's not that >> dow's up 147 points today, nasdaq's up 82 that's helping wipe away some of yesterday's declines s&p's up 22. and the -- 82 or 22. you can see it all there >> it's right there whereby yeah >>> tweet from president trump is calling amazon out for, quote, not paying internet taxes. when we come back, a tax expert weighs in on whether the president is right or not. >>> also ahead, should investors be buying shares of big banks or regional one ahead of the stress test results due out this afternoon. two wall street strategists will debate that coming up. you're wchating cnbc, first

plus, it is national martini day you know we know celebrating here in the loft. your top rat a few minutes away. back to you. >> ♪ >> sounds fun. >> looking forward it to. in the meantime suspected criminal under arrest this morning but not before applying to the same place he is accused of robbing. sounds bizarre? yeah, it is. we'll have those details neck. >>> kevin will try and spice up our monday morning. we'll chat with him live from london for the scoop on what really is going on in this video, and why actor mark wahlberg played a bill roll in it all. he's the one behind the camera, the phone camera that is. 8:43 is our time. as i reach 99 i offer you a little advice: every second of life adds up. so make sure they're filled with the good stuff. ( not the have-to-do's, but the love-to-do's. tickle, and be tickled. play a little. dance alot. enjoy your home. the loving. the living. discover the hive smart home and do more of what you love. hive. let's get living ♪ >>> live look outside right now at the wilson bridge. traffic moving pretty good right ther

and the reason you get a physical copy of this magazine, the price of two martinis every year, is he not only get michael spence on china, but you also china's imagined past goes into all of this. great. china is doing we also have a great piece on chinese corruption and whether that will be enough of a drag just all chinese development going forward -- enough of a drag to stall chinese develop going forward. there are fascinating and important issues in global politics and economics that are going unaddressed because we are wasting time with all of this other investigative tabloid stuff. we tried to cover issues important to u.s. policy in the magazine, but we also tried to direct agenda -- direct to the agenda. washington should do legislative things other than discussing scandals. carsten, doncine: you look at pure economics? carsten: of course we are looking at this. coordination,tter more coordination on regulation, on a level playing field with china, especially with europe. it has become more important. -- europe isn can reorienting itself towards the east. tom: final question