you can say that. >> let's get started. >> so we're going do wendy's chili. when i used to live in new york in my early modeling days that's what i used to eat going back home in the winter. >> you did? >> from the dollar menu. it's very simple. we're going to do ground chuck,tomatoes. so the first thing you do, brown the meat. bro unthe chuck and when you're coming the ground beef, note that they'll clunk up use a whisk. and you want to do it really good. that's part of -- the chili has that. now we need to remove the meet out of the pan. here do you mind holding that bowl for me. >> i'm good at that. and. >> we to leave all the juices off the meat in the pan. do you mind throwing that in there? dumping that in. >> so you have onions? what's the other green stuff? >> and we got red and green peppers. and you're going to cook that and celery. yes, thank you. and you're going to cook that for just a few minutes until it gets translucent and then we're going add the salt and -- >> and what's that other -- pepper? >> no, that's the chili. >> oh, it's hot! >> but

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

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>> 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

. >>> wendy rieger is helping match shelter animals with loving owners. hey, wendy? >> reporter: that's one key to losing weight, go running with your dog, your new dog. i'm at the washington humane society. fred is about to go for a run. go fred go. run fred run. i'll be back to tell you how easy >>> this woman certainly has a lot of explaining to do. security video caught her showing this little girl here how to steal a bottle of liquor. this is down in pembroke park in florida. you see the woman show the girl which bottle of tequila to take. she grabs the bottle and hides it behind her back. you see her going out the front door of the store. the woman blocked the clerk's view. she's walking away here. she blocks the clerk. employee confronted the woman. she told the employee the girl didn't steal anything. police looking for this woman now. pretty sad. >> yeah. >>> a daily newspaper in oregon is hiring for a new position that doesn't require a journalism degree. they are looking for a marijuana reviewer. they are looking for experience in the variety of strains an

hey, wendy. >> reporter: hi. we are changing our name to nbc fur today, not nbc 4. i misspoke yesterday and said that. i'm at the washington humane society. all across the dmv, shelters and rescues partnered with us. you can adopt a new family member today. the fees are either being greatly reduced or cut. it's completely free. let me introduce you. this is scott who is with the washington humane society, the director here. this is cinca. tell me about cinca. >> she is a 1-year-old female. she's been spayed. she is a great terrier mix. very friendly and energetic. >> she's letting you hold her. she's freaked out because she was just spayed. that's the beauty when you adopt from the shelter, you get a full package. >> they come sterilized, a medical check on them, behavior evaluations. itis something you can't expect to find anywhere if you go to a pet store or breeder or something like that. >> and you get to rescue an animal when you come to a shelter. >> that's the best part. you get to take part in saving a life. >> reporter: today the fees are free? >> we are wa

. >> wendy rieger has more on why it's giving more homeless people hope for a better life. >> my life started here. >> reporter: in some ways, d.c. general represents the beginning and the end of sasha williams' life. she was born there in 1985 when it was a hospital. 29 years later, it's a homeless shelter. she found herself back there with a 2-year-old child. her life at a dead end. se vetly shoot -- secretly shooting with an iphone camera, she takes us on a quest to free herself from the relentless pull. >> it was like just go ahead and lay it out there. don't hold nothing back. >> the stories do matter, that their lives matter, that we are interested in -- >> reporter: this is the brain child of brian bellow. he started the co-op after he made a documentary about a homeless guy and he wondered what if his subject had the camera? >> he can make any film he wants, but most of our filmma r filmmakers tell the story from their life. >> reporter: the process of filmmaking can be therapeutic to the homeless as it takes shape outside of them. >> for the filmmakers it is helpful to see so

wendy rieger will be here on news 4 today and streaming some of the action on our website. a lot of information on www.nbcwashington.com and putting a list of participatie ing shelters. get out there and rescue a pet. >> good day for it. that's it for news 4 today. we'll be back with a local news update. >>> join us again at 8:30 this morning. until then, have a great day. amelia says it will be hot. go to the pool. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. clash of the titans. donald trump and hillary clinton at the iowa state fair. her e-mail troubles following her to the hawkeye state. >> snapchat account. i love it. i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. >> meantime, new speculation whether joe biden will get into the race. we are live at the iowa state fair. the center of the political universe today. >>> sex, lies and audio tape. two lawmakers admit to an affair. one of them apologizing with her husband right at her side. >> i am sincerely sorry that i

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's old slogan. they should get together, where's your beef? >> sing kumbaya. >> okay. your day's just starting now. a check on that with kari. >> no hamburgers this morning. not even thinking about burgers yet. a great day for anything planned as you get the day started. taking a live look from emeryville at bay bridge. you can see, look at the cars out there. it is moving on this wednesday morning. and the seven-day forecast is coming up at bottom of the screen. it's going to be warm in many spots for inland valleys. not much of a difference in san francisco and along the bay. and it's now 58 degrees in the south bay. 61 degrees. highs reaching 85 in the south bay. peninsula 79. east bay 75. look at tri-valley, 94 degrees today, north bay 88. as we go through the week, not a lot happening here. but the hot temperatures inland. there's relief coming. the leading edge of cool air, the green shows where there could be rain and lines show the direction of the wind. the wind will be picking up this weekend. a slight chance of rain along the coast. but it looks like most of

. >> and she's going to be back tomorrow to redo wendy's famous chi chili. >>> coming up meet the remarkable piano player making beautiful music at the age of 100. first, this is "today" on nbc. a new sea chance to tryew look. something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪ the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. i'm lika small boxer. ring. you don't expect much... and then, wham! i hit 'em with huge creamy goodness! alright round two! bring it, girlfriend! rich, creamy, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. >> that was a good burger, by the way. >> that was a really good burger. i just finished it. let's get birthday wishes from willard scott. >> new york is a wonderful town! happy birthday from smuckers. take a look! bernice williams from dallas, texas. she's 103 years old today! she loves gardening. yes, she does. the beautiful and exotic faye ward from california. she's 101 years old today. she loves to play scrabble. gene from naples, florida is 100 an

. >> and she's going to be back tomorrow to redo wendy's famous chi chili. >>> coming up meet the remarkable piano player making beautiful music at the age of 100. first, this is "today" on nbc. >> that was a good burger, by the way. >> that was a really good burger. i just finished it. let's get birthday wishes from willard scott. >> new york is a wonderful town! happy birthday from smuckers. take a look! bernice williams from dallas, texas. she's 103 years old today! she loves gardening. yes, she does. the beautiful and exotic faye ward from california. she's 101 years old today. she loves to play scrabble. gene from naples, florida is 100 and he loves to go hunting. chester green 100 from tennessee. we had a little fun and we'll have more fun later. don't you go away. the "today" show continues! >> right now, actually. willard, thank you very much. >>> on the topic of folks turning 100. happy birthday, jenna. >> just kidding! >> she met a musician who is refusing to relax and slow down even though he's 100. >> it's a great story. i was in a lounge in new york city and i remember making a

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

., 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

supreme court justice, ruth bader ginsburg and former texas senator, wendy davis. >>> tonight, on "the communicators," author and british technology pioneer, kevin ashton on the creative process and how that process takes work. >> why did the wright brothers fly first? what was the process they used? they weren't the first people to have the idea haof building a flying machine. they weren't the first to try. why did they succeed where everybody else failed? the answer is, they understood the problem they were trying to solve much better than anybody else. at the end of the day, being creative is not about having ideas in the shower or ah-hah moments or lightning bolts of inspiration. it is about solving problems one step at a time. so understanding the problem on the piece of paper, which is a problem of balance, was the key for the wright brothers starting on their course that ultimately led to them flying. >> kevin ashton, tonight, on "the communicators" on cspan2. >>> next, more of todays washington journal and a discussion about media coverage of the 2016 campaign. >>> in our studi

icbms and an economy with pressure and it learned from wendy sherman that the iaea inspectors will not get physical access to all military sites. now as iran grows more powerful america's ability to use peace leverage is in a fatal flaw in the agreement that provides aun cha i call the nuclear snap back. the agreement notes that if sanctions are reimposed in whole or in part in response to nuclear noncompliance, iran will void the deal. and it contained a requirement for the u.s. and eu to do nothing to interfere with the normization of trade and economic relations with iran. i call this the nuclear snapback because iran will use these provisions to threaten to walk away from the deal and engage in nuclear escalation. iran will target the europeans to intimidate them, not to imposition the sanctions on any grounds or risk nuclear aspiration or war. and this is likely to provoke disagreements between rauch and the european allies on the credibility and the seriousness of in fractions and.appropriate level of response and level of iranian retaliation. administration assumes that even if

., wendy sherman, under secretary of state for political affairs. you can see live coverage here on c-span 3 tomorrow morning at 10:00 eastern. >>> sunday night on q & a. talking 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 that it borrowed in 2005 and 2006. dow jones industrial index, stock market's trading at 18,000, almost three times what it was. not only would've tripled their money, they could have paid the prejudices in full and gotten back in the business of declaring what's called the 13th check. used to be a practice of giving pensioners a 13th check at the end of the year in addition to the 12 they're due. so it could have fixed itself if there'd been some sort of sober management going forward just like any organization in the united states, as well. if you have some strong leadership and some focused leadership, you can resolve these problems. but it takes a lot of effort. >> sunday night on c-span's q & a. >>> the panel discusses if t

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