don' t think about wendy' s spicy chicken. don' t do it. problem is, not thinking about that spicy goodness makes you think about it even more. so think of something else. like countries in europe. france, austria, hung-a-ry. hungry for spicy chicken. see, there' s no escaping it. pffft. who falls for this stuff? and don' t forget, kids get hun-gar-y too. >>> if you are looking for some motivation to lose weight, look what we've got for you. >> we're about to meet the two newest members of the joy fit club who've lost more than 300 pounds combined by trading in all those empty calories for satisfying healthy foods. >> here to tell us how they did it is our friend and "today" nutritionist and leader of the joy fit pack, joy bauer. how are you? >> can you imagine over 300 pounds? >> no. >> this is a feel-good segment. first up we have 32-year-old victoria from rochester, new york. she was always the largest, the tallest girl growing up and she told me she was literally born with this passion for food. she was obsessed even when she was younge

>> i'm going to see wendy tonight for a drink because she's in new york, too. >> that group, i love. >> they're my girls. >> we're going to dip with you in a minute. and it wouldn't be thirsty thursday without louis and jill. rick springfield is here starring in the new movie. >> he's terrific in it and getting great reviews. what it's like to do a love scene with meryl streep. >> that had to be fun. >> and "project runway." >> you open your e-mail and go, oh, my god, i can't believe how adorable this is. >> we've been waiting. >> so we got a picture today or a couple of pictures of bobbie thomas' little baby. believe it or not, that's bobbie's mother. >> born on july 21st. >> that's bobbie's mouth, isn't it? >> she has a gorgeous mouth. and he's two weeks and two days old. >> we want to say congrats. >> look at the toes. >> oh, my gosh. >> i remember after both children i didn't want visitors. [002:59:58;00]

spotted barreling into a wendy's parking lot before it hit the gas station. >> i was worried that there was someone else in the car. the car was blown on fire. we don't know if he dragged someone out of there. it was wild. >> witnesses believe the driver may have accidentally hit the higas. an attendant says the driver walked away with an injured pinky from the suv's airbag. >>> 5:08. happening today, the maryellen new jersey. it underwent a $1.8 million overhaul. looks great. you'll get to see new dog walks, landscaped walking paths and be able to get closer to the falls them selves. the state and county paid for the work. got to wait a couple hours to get in there. a.m. >>> people who routinely use the bayonne bridge, it's shutting down tonight before midnight and reopen at 4:00 sunday afternoon. it's all because of a project. they want to raise the roadway because we have bigger ships now and they need more room for the ships to pass under the bridge. report, more pro overseas. china's shanghai composite st ifight day, climbing nearly 5%. the nikkei rose by 3% also. this following ga

today supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg and former texas state senator wendy davis. >>> coming up today on c-span, a hearing on the epa's pending proposal to revise existing air quality standards for ground level ozone. the epa proposed the rule last november. it's expected to finalize the rule by october 1st. revising the current parts per billion standard. we'll have the hearing from june at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> join us for our c-span cities tour visiting literary and historic sites across the country as we hear from local historians, authors and civic leaders. this month with congress on summer recess, the city's tour is on c-span every day at 6:00 p.m. today lincoln, nebraska, where we'll look at the design of the state capitol, the past and present of the first peoples of the plains, and we'll talk with nebraska governor pete ricketts. that starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> now more of today's washington journal and our your money segment looking at the cost of internet coverage in rural areas. >> and we are back. our weekly your money series continues. join

., wendy sherman, undersecretary of state for political affairs. you can see live coverage on c-span3 tomorrow morning at 10:00 eastern. >>> president obama goes to american university here in washington, d.c. tomorrow to talk about the iran nuclear agreement. he's expected to counter criticism of the deal and explain why congress shouldn't block it. c-span will have live coverage of the president tomorrow morning at 11:20 eastern. >>> yesterday, president obama spoke to a class of 500 mandela washington fellows, part of a presidential summit for young leaders from subsahara africa. the purpose is to train them with entrepreneurial skills they can take back to their communities. president obama talked to the group for just over an hour. >> thank you. well, hello, everybody. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> thank you. thank you. everybody, sit down. thank you so much. well. this is a good crowd here. first of all can everybody please give grace another big round of applause. you know not only does

on our first panel we will hear first from the honorable wendy sherman. she's the undersecretary for political affairs at the u.s. department of state. next we will hear from mr. adam zubin. he's currently the acting undersecretary of the treasury for terrorism and financial crimes. both written testimonies will be made part of the hearing record today. ambassador sherman, you proceed as you wish. >> good morning. chairman shelby, ranking member brown, and members of the committee, thank you very much for this opportunity to discuss the joint comprehensive plan of action that the united states and our international partners recently concluded with iran. to reserve as much time as possible for questions i'll only highlight a few key points. by blocking each of iran's potential pathways to the fissile material required for a bomb, the deal approved in vee yen ensures iran's nuclear program will be peaceful over the long term. under the deal's provisions, iran must remove two-thirds of its installed century fujs for ten years reduce its stockpile of enriched

wendy sherman, undersecretary of state for political affairs. you can see live coverage here on cspan 3 tomorrow morning at 10:00 eastern. president obama goes to american university here in washington, d.c. tomorrow to talk about the iran nuclear agreement. he's expected to counter criticism of the deal and explain why congress shouldn't block it. cspan will have live coverage of the president tomorrow morning at 11:20 eastern. >>> sunday night on q and a, former emergency manager of detroit, kevin orr talks about detroit's financial issues and his job overseeing the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. >> if detroit had taken that $1.5 billion it bored in 2005 and 2006 when the stock market went down to 6700. and if it had invested in an index fund, the stock market is now trading at 18,000, almost three times what it was. that not only would have tripled their money. they could have paid the pensions in full and got back in the business of declaring what is called the 13th check. used to be a practice of giving pensioners the 13th ch