skyler wants a dry erase board. >> that is easy. >> fantastic. >> great we will see if that stays the same. >> that is all i want mommy. >> so simple. tucker. >> good morning. >> alison that is good news, 53 days i got to crackdown here. >> okay. >> i dot some time i feel so much better about -- i got some time i feel so much better about it. >> cool out there this morning going out christmas shopping, bring along a jacket. cool in spots frederick, 33 degrees martins burg, 34 manassas, plenty of 30s on the map washington warming up, if you can call it that, 44 and 48 annapolis could be another beautiful day we will warm up rapidly, well into the 50s by noon hour topping out layer this afternoon, -- later this afternoon, by 62 degrees, plenty of sunshine don't think we will see more than a passing cloud, sentinel satellite, showing you mid-atlantic,

nothing going on. high pressure moving through that will deliver not only a nice day today but beautiful afternoons, sunshine cool nights right through the weekend, there is another look at another map i don't know what that map is, but nice looking. sunshine mild afternoon 62 your daytime high, winds out of the south, 5 to 10. a look at the 5 day, coming up tony back to you. all right tucker thank you. the jury in the lululemon murder trial gets its first look at video tape of brittany norwood interviewed by police 5 days after the killing of her coworker,. she was not in police custody at the time some detectives were at that time growing suspicious of her story of two male intruders, entering the store roughing up norwood killing murray. paul joins us from the courthouse in rockville with more on what happened yesterday.

paul good morning. >> reporter: good morning alison and tony. what was shown to the jury was video tape of brittany norwood talking with two detectives the two lead detectives in the case and she came to police headquarters because they told her they wanted hair samples and fingerprints from her she was driven there by her father, brother and sister but she was alone in the room with these two detectives she didn't know she was being recorded and what you saw and what the jury saw was some evidence technicians coming in taking photographs, hair samples and taking fingerprints then the detective sat down and started to ask her to go through everything that happened this detective, well known forgetting a lot out of suspects, very calmly talked her through everything he never raised any eyebrows about what she said he just sat there and calmly listened to what she had to say the key question was did you ever socialize with murray and did you ever go in her car did you ever get in her car and

brittany norwood said no, and the detectives were very suspicious at that point they already found her car and knew there was blood inside the car and couldn't explain that and later in the testimony, in the afternoon, we hear that brittany norwood's brother called police that very next day and said brittany wants to come back and talk to you some more she comes back with this incredible story she went out and moved the car because the two assailants asked her two she moved it up to the street and bloodied walked back through bethesda, into lululemon the police are incredulous at that point. >> understandably so because the story was rather fantastic at that point. if you know all this talk about whether or not it was premeditated or not, even let's say it wasn't, is hearing this or seeing this video and hearing her you know allegedly make up what happened and

coming back and changing the story, is that likely to influence the jury significantly? >> well, john mccarthy is trying to lay out that, murray was lured back to the store by norwood because brittany was upset she was accused of stealing merchandise. and p mccarthy is trying to lay out a story she had actually taken all these weapons and put them in a certain location lured her to the back of the store and pummeled her and slaughtered her and the question here is, the difference between premedication and second degree murder was this a crime of passion or premeditated every lawyer we talked to tony and alison said premeditation can be like that you don't need an hour you don't need a minute it can be just in seconds you can have premeditation to kill someone and the jury will have to decide that, and that will be very interesting here because the difference is many many years in prison, second degree, she could get as little

as 15 but life without parole is she will likely die in prison. >> what do we expect today there is word prosecution could wrap today. >> what is really going to be interesting alison, is we will hear from the medical examiner, that will be very very tough testimony and i feel for the family, and having to sit through that, however, next question is, what is defense going to be are we going to see a defense because they have already admitted she killed her, so, that is the bigamistry here, what are we going to see from the defense and it is very possible that we could get the closing arguments by the end of the day today. >> all right well, i know you will let us know about it paul wagner outside the courthouse in rockville. thank you we appreciate your input. >> stay with fox 5 for complete coverage of the trial paul will provide constant updates on air and online via twitter we have a link to his account on our home page myfoxdc.com in the

hot topics bar you can get updates through your smart phone click mobile at the top of the website to download our mobile ap. search is on for whoever opened fire in a shopping plaza parking lot in prince georges county killing at least one person. the shooting happened just after 8:00 p.m. last night, penn far shopping center forestville a plan died on the scene, he has been identified as 27-year-old anthony washington, a woman who was with washington was shot in the arm and taken to hospital, she is expected to be okay. investigators are looking at surveillance video from several stores in the plaza. herman cain is speaking in tyson's corner right now you are seeing live feed of him doing that as we speak. republican presidential candidate is addressing at the electronics conference and still denies sexual harassment claims, stacy cohen outside the

ritz carleton in tyson's corner. >> what is happening inside is different from what has been happening around the herman cain cam main the man who wishes to be republican presidential nominee is giving a speech inside to this technology group, talking about a variety of points not the sexual harassment suit that was filed against him in the 90s that of course has dominated the conversation surrounding the herman cain campaign when allegations came forward this happened when he was working at the national restaurant association. a woman brought charges against him there was a 5 figure pay out a settlement to end this case and cain has been criticized for lip flopping in his telling of the story. >> the way i explained that contradiction, when i first heard the word settlement i thought legal settlement my recollection early, my recollection later was that

that was an agreement i made an assumption about the word settlement, that was legal and i didn't thing that was a legal settlement but an agreement remember this happened 12 years ago all day in my regular schedule i am trying to piece the pieces together. >> now cain called these charges totally baseless and false, and in response to that the woman involved [ audio difficulty ] all right we've lost stacy's shot what she was saying one of the women who made these allegations wants to get out of more confidentiality agreement she will meet with a lawyer downtown later today. president obama is using a local bridge as a backdrop for a speech later today the president will visit the georgetown watt evercxfing front park near the key -- waterfront park near the key bridge he is highlights infrastructure investments that boost the economy his latest push for his jobs bill.

secretary of state hillary clinton's mother has passed away, dorothy rodham passed away at a hospital yesterday she was a caring beacon of strength the clinton family is planning a private memorial service she was 92 years old. in our other big story world stock markets remain rattled this morning global sell off started in europe yesterday, after the greek prime minister announced he would put a european debt deal to a referendum the deal was thought to be finalized last week after the announcement stock markets plummeted the dow lost 300 points this morning asian and european markets are mixed and dow futures show a positive opening on wall

street. president obama is leaving for the g 20 meeting in france tonight where world leaders could be dealing with a full blown crisis. a startling statistic, african americans make up more than 50% of all new cases of hiv aids. >> up next a new educational summit trying to change that. plus surprising results from a new study about breast cancer and alcohol, what is the connection and how dangerous can just a few drinks a week be. details next keep it here we are back after the break, right now 10 minutes after 9 state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ]

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welcome back a health alert this morning we have heard about the benefits of a small amount of alcohol for your heart but that same amount could raise a women 's risk for breast cancer, maureen joins us with details,. well, as you know the link between alcohol and breast

cancer is not new but most previous studies didn't find an increased risk among light drinkers, the study which appears in the journal of american medical association involved u.s. women during a 20 year span. if women drink three alcoholic beverages a week, face a slightly heighter chance compared -- higher chance compared to those who don't drink. it doesn't prove drinking causes the disease, experts say that is because there could be other reasons for example light drinks could be less active or have unhealthy diets, given research suggesting, drinking moll rad ate mounts of alcohol, -- moderate amounts of alcoholdeciding whether to avoid alcohol is a personal choice experts say the results of the study don't mean women can avoid breast cancer by not

drinking and don't answer whether women can lower their risk if they stop drinking. >> in some ways it is more confusing. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. >> now to another study, a new study shows women don't automatically have a higher risk of getting the disease even if a family member tests positive for the gene. stanford researchers studied more than 3,000 families with breast cancer gene mutation, they found no evidence of increased breast cancer risk among noncarriers, the findings contradict an earlier study which suggests simply having a relative with the breast cancer gene raised a person's risk of developing the disease. thank you sticking with the health theme according to the cdc black americans are 13% of the u.s. population, but make up over 50% of all new cases of hiv and aids that represents an infection rate 10 times higher than the white population, naacp and health experts are

hosting a free educational summit where they hope to bring a sense of urgency to this, the summit starts today. >> good morning. >> good to see you. >> we will give all the information how folks can get involved it is free. >> it is free. >> a huge incentive for folks to get out and learn about this. >> it is free because it is important we don't want anything to hinder our advocates to come out, learn about the issue, be trained how to be advocates and tomorrow, get a chance to walk the halls of congress, as constituents of our congressional leadership to talk about the epidemic how major cuts to health programs have really effected those live being the virus and those who care for those live being the virus. >> how do you -- living with the virus. >> how do you battle -- the public things, there are drugs for aids now and people are

living longer is that a reason why this is not an urgent topic of discussion. >> we heard it called the magic effect, back in the 90s when magic johnson released his status to the world young people now in their teens were babies they have grown in an age where people are living longer that is a great thing we have medication but what concerns us is the increase of transmission and new cases specifically in the african american community heterosexual women on the rise, seniors on the rise and quite frankly young, men having sex with men on a major rise and we are very concerned with what it will do for the next generation >> i take it that is what you will focus on. >> absolutely the summit will give us information, importance of research importance of odd slow quasi and how policies effect -- advocacy and how policies effect it, states have waiting lists for people who

qualify for drugs, and the naacp is standing by this as a civil rights issue. >> i should say you are partnering with the summit with harvard university center for aids research, joining forces to get the word out here it is called a forgotten epidemic, our response, responsibility and solution to the plaque aids crisis that is -- black aids crisis that is a powerful name. >> forgotten academic there is no pun intended people have forgotten hiv based on what you said we are seeing people live healthy lives and full lives, and that is a great thing but what we are concerned about is this epidemic continues to look this way and rates still increase we will lose a generation to this disease there are some african americans not insured we have persons who don't have the same access to health care these are issues we want to fight >> i read the statistic and information you passed out this is the number one killer for african american women between

25 and mid-40s. >> yes. >> child bearing years. >> unbelievable. >> if you thing what that looks like we are really dealing with women, in their most frugal and fertile times opportunity for them to rear children healthfully is available with the drugs but can they afford those, are they living in an environment, children are dying two times higher than white children. we want to bring that staticking out people don't see the urgency. at that statistic out people don't see that urgency. what is the problem here socially, stigma still attached to this. what is going on? >> stigma is a big issue in an african american community we find sex in general is a taboo issue but when adding issues

like homophobia, discrimination. naacp stands by all americans regardless of sexual orientation. it is spread through iv drug use, breast milk from mothers to children so if medications are not taken and if we are not careful on these social issues we will continue to see transmission rise. >> registration is available online the free two day summit continues today, capitol hill, holiday inn information on your screen, and then thursday, you talk about walking the halls of congress, 8:00 a.m. do 3:00 p.m. all the information is on our website if you didn't catch that, myfoxdc.com. thanks so much for being with us. good luck. >> thank you. >> tony to you. >> thank you both. miracle on the runway a

plane full of passengers makes an emergency landing with no landing gear. hear from a passenger aboard that flight coming up. >> plus, holly is on the hunt this morning for the perfect pizza. they send me out to investigate the tough journalistic questions so question this morning is indeed, who has the best pizza in dc. pizzaria paridiso one location this morning but we have one g find out who has some of the hottest pies in town live later lysol knows a real clean is something you see and smell. lysol no mess automatic toilet bowl cleaner

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new jersey and it experienced electrical failure landing gear would not come down passengers gave a lot of praise to the pilot. >> very good, excellent landing, pilot really great, yes and a little bit bad information before. but everything went really great. >> amazingly enough none of the 230 people aboard that flight were hurt. here is something else amazing bank of america caving to public out cry. >> what? >> they are dropping their recently announced debit card fee they decided to drop the $5 a month fee yesterday, competing banks decided to do away with fees putting more pressure on bank of america to follow suit. two traffic clogged roads getting relief, congestion relief coming to route one in virginia and new home of walter reid bethesda, they are

spending $280 million to improve traffic flow. caught on camera, out of control car slams into a swimming pool. fortunately there was someone nearby to rescue the driver after he took care of a few things, details up next. he did his public service as a big city cop now one man decided it wasn't enough more on why his walking and walking and walking next 3q you disgust me.

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hit the gas, sending her car smashing through a metal fence into the water. >> i couldn't get -- nothing would work on the windows or anything i am trying to figure out if i could dog paddle or something the water got up to here when it started coming up i thought oh, hell i am going to drown. okay. >> okay this is it the lady got lucky as she struggled to get out a witness walked up to the pool he casually took off his shoes emptied hi pockets and waded into the watt tore get her out she is okay as you saw she says next time she goes to the store she will get a cab. she is remarked bring fortunate on a number of fronts first of all, it is a small pool. >> just perfect size for the car. >> and luckily she didn't hit the other end the water stopped her we are now told there was a lawn chair got caught up underneath the car and helped keep it afloat. >> she wasn't able to get out she is an older woman but he just came over and opened the

door. >> i guess. >> so he was at the right place at the right time. >> he is a hero. >> it is fascinating he took the shoes off took the wallet >> i guess he saw he had time the wade in the pool and get this. >> great story. >> good for her. >> how would you feel if that was your mimaw. >> very concerned but i have to say from the clip she seems to have all her faculties about her. >> oh, well, this is it. >> cool start to the day, jacket weather if you are swimming, indoors. >> intension fallly swimming, probably indoors -- intentionally swimming. probably indoors. >> freezing mark still at

frederick, fredericks burg, 39 degrees and we have now hit 39 leonard town as well temperatures gradually warming up absolutely beautiful couple days here, mild afternoons lots of sunshine and going to get cool again later tonight temperatures falling back into the 30s and low 40s nice couple days here, expected across the washington area. a live look at your satellite radar, this is amazing look how quiet it is, maine all the way down to florida, clear conditions got to get out towards chicago to find cloud cover, rain showers milwaukee, green bay well off to the west, right across the portions of the colorado denver once again the rockies getting a big snow storm winter storm warnings, advisories, blizzard warning expecting several more inches of snow. this will make a pass towards washington area, late thursday and friday this will pass south of us worst case scenario a

couple showers to southern portions of our viewing area, late thursday and friday otherwise a very quiet couple days nice warm up, low 60s yesterday, right back today, and tomorrow, high temperatures, likely mid-60s before a weekend cool down weekend forecast saturday and sunday look great sunshine both days. >> sunshine, mild afternoon, that is nice get out enjoy it 62 degrees, winds out of the south, five miles an hour. clear skies, have to turn the heater on, overnight lows 30s. off to the north and to the west, and there is a beautiful five day could be a few showers early friday right now weekened looks great nice warm up mentioned red skins game sunday afternoon ideal temperature 50 degrees at game time. i have a special guest with me tucker phil is a 70-year-old retired chicago policeman on a mission to raise money for wounded warriors, he has

traveled here from rock ford illinois by foot and is not done just yet he joins us to talk about his walk that is benefiting a good cause thank you for coming in sir. it is a pleasure to meet you. >> thank you for having me. >> i am on the one hand i imagine you want to come in and talk about why you are doing this for a cause on the other hand i think you are probably coming in just so you can sit down for a little while after walking so far. >> the chair is really a luxury i have been living out of the back of my vehicle for two months because 100% of the money i raise goes to wounded warriors and all the money for the trip is coming out of my pocket. >> you are paying for everything yourself, that includes food and lodging. >> lodging when necessary. yeah. >> we ran a piece early this morning but for those who didn't see that, tell us why you are doing this. >> well, i am just sitting on my butt in front of the tv at home, looking at pictures of them bringing the men and women

home, shot to pieces, or deceased i never served in the military, i am certainly breathing free air and i believe that freedom is not free and i felt guilty i hasn't made my payment. about two years ago i got the idea in my head and couldn't shake it after a year of not being able to get rid of it i started training and after a year of training i approached my family and my wife is very happy to get rid of me for a couple months she was all for it >> so now you have begun this walk you have decided to visit all of the 9/11 sites you have done shanksville. >> yes, about three weeks ago. >> have you been to the pentagon. >> after this interview i will start my walk to the pentagon, to be strict mileage i owe them about 8 miles. >> then, you will walk from here to new york city. >> to ground zero.

>> wow. so, so many questions about this, how are you determining your route i mean have you -- did you just leave and say all right i have a bag i am going to walk or did you plan a route? people can track you correct? >> correct. we got a map, from the computer we have a computer map which i followed for most of the way, probably up to just before pittsburgh and then decided that the route was the least important part of the trip the most important thing was raising money so i have altered the route several times to get publicity for what i am doing or show my flag or backpack in some of the larger cities, some towns where they were exceptionally nice to me i have walked there and we were able to add the miles up i believe right now there is only a 4- mile discrepancy. >> how is the money itself being raised you are not collecting cash from people as you go along. >> no, in fact, people offer me

money but i tell them please don't because it is very difficult for me to get it to the wounded warriors, my website, 9/11 vets walk.com has a link direct to the wounded warriors and they get the money, directly, i don't see it, it doesn't pass through my hands at all. >> we are linking your website to our website at myfoxdc.com you mentioned your vehicle earlier, so what i want to clear -- you are doing this by yourself you have invited people if they want to walk with you. >> i have had people help me down the line one of my most pleasant experiences people taking me in what i usually do is drive from point a to point b a volunteer takes me to point b and i walk 20 miles to my vehicle and we leap frog down the road. >> you have had people take you in give you a meal put you up for the night >> i can't begin to tell you how wonderful people have been

it restored my confidence in human nature. >> it is a great thing you are doing i know you didn't serve in armed forces how long were you on chicago police force. >> 25.5 years. >> that is work well done i am sure everyone thanks you for that as well. thanks for coming here we will follow you and hopefully see you when you get to new york how long will it take? >> a couple weeks. >> weather is a big determinant. >> you will have nice weather next few days. >> oh, i hope so. >> you are going to beat someone up if you don't. >> thank you for coming in good luck. >> thank you for having me i appreciate you helping me get the word out. go to myfoxdc.com we will link you to his website. >> all right 9:38 a.m. legal trouble for a teen super star and we do mean super star why one woman is taking justin bieber to court. >> marriage is over what about

wedding gifts how kim kardashian plans to pay forward people's generosity. >> first a live look at the big board, this morning. the market is open, and stocks are up. 150 points, they ended the day down nearly 300 points yesterday after more delay from greece and financial bail out. we are back after the break 9:39 a.m. on a wednesday morning 

oh, baby say it isn't so a california woman claims she not only robbed justin bieber of his virginity i hate saying that, that is nasty she says he is the father of her 3 month old little boy, 20-year-old

mariah yeetertold radar online the two hooked up last year in los angeles after a concert. she filed a paternity suit saying justin bieber needs to take a paternity test, but he was only 16 years old so this could set her up for a statutory rape probe. >> that is disturbing all the way around. i hope it is not true. >> me too. >> kim kardashian >> apologized to fans for her failed marriage, 72 days in, on her website she says she did marry for love but admits she got caught up with the hoopla and filming of her reality show. >> really. kim filed for divorce from nba player chris humphries monday and for those of you who may have gotten them a gift you are not getting it back she announced yesterday. she is going the write a $200,000 check to charity. >> you know what here is the crazy thing the gifts, the marriage was only two months

ago so the gifts -- half the gifts are probably not even open yet return the gifts. >> what do you need the gifts for. they are like here is your $600 toaster you don't need it any more. >> ridiculous. >> just 54 days away from christmas and that means you better get your holiday shopping under way. >> don't get kim kardashian a gift consider the old one her gift. >> there are a few incentives you will want to know about, steve joins us live from dallas with details, good morning steve. >> reporter: i am crossing kim kardashian off my holiday gifting list. >> excellent. >> reporter: absolutely not she has enough stuff. let's talk about incentives, that merchants are going the use to get you in the door one of the ones is this, online price matching we all know that traditional price matching in the store or through your credit card company we talked about it before on the show now some stores are going to match prices of online merchants,

bed, bath and beyond, sears, plus they will beat it by 10% if there is a brick and mortar location locally here is the red flag for me personally when i make a purchase online i am usually doing it for a couple reasons one, to beat the state sales tax if that company doesn't have a location in texas, also to get free shipping when you are asking some body to beat an online price or match an online price make sure it is the overall final price including tax or lack there of otherwise that isn't the best deal at all. this is confusing you say some stores will actually loose money to get your business. >> yeah, this season there will be a limited number of consumer dollars for holiday shopping stores know it is about attraction and retention. lands end has been doing this for years, best buy announced

they will do free shipping on everything they sell at their dot com nordstrom said the other day we will spend $3 shipping a $7 pair of socks because it is about getting that customer attracting them to begin with if that is what it takes to keep them around for the next transaction where we do make money that is okay at the end of the day they know as consumers we have created a culture of sitting at our desks, shopping online and they want to make sure nothing comes between the consumer and clicking that buy button. >> any other red flags to lookout for. >> you are going to be blinded by really attractive price points as you shop this holiday season i want to make sure we don't forget about the quality we are looking for that big screen t v may be half off does it have the right resolution, right refresh rate are those sheets the right lead count is that winter coat made out of the right material getting a

great price on something today that you have to replace or upgrade in 6 months is not a great deal at all. all right. steve, but we will start shopping with you will just be smarter because of you. >> you got it. >> thanks man. >> holly is outlooking for the best pizza in washington holly. >> oh, sorry. >> tony. >> details next about her tasty shops she has gone to. keep it here we are back after this. >> you are selling it. >> yeah [ male announcer ]p does your cable company keep charging you more...

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holly morris has been on a pizza place tour all morning long. >> she is going to different places now she is at the meadow

mushroom to find out what makes their pizza unique thank you holly we got pizza delivered here from paradiso. >> thank you holly. >> it is funny when my photographer pulled up someone was going by and said hey, pizza they are watching to see where we are going this morning when you get reactions that is evidence how popular pizza is, 3 billion pizzas are sold each year in the u.s. that is 100- acres of pizza in terms of volume wise what we have done this morning gone around the city, we were at famous luigis and pizza paradiso well, welcome to the mellow mushroom they just celebrated their two week anniversary this past monday it is the new place to get pizza pies in town. hard at work in the kitchen,

ahmet one of the coowners and ben. >> good morning. >> how is that two weeks been? >> great we've had such a great response in the neighbourhood everyone is coming out in full force bringing their kids, friends, family,. >> tell me about the mellow mushroom you guys are big in ftc country so you kind of brought this alice in wonder land pizza company to the dc area. >> what is the concept. >> started by two hippies in 1974, down in atlanta georgia, so all the food all the menu items are kind of based off that. we have a cosmic karma, all appetizers are called munchies it goes off on that appeal. we brought it up to dc and just

designed it as a travelling circus or vaudeville. >> come chill have pizza enjoy the company. >> exactly. >> in order to enjoy the pizza it has to be good pizza so then, what is the key to your good pizza here. >> fresh ingredients we like to focus on our dough is a specialty dough that has all special ingredients it's got -- without giving too much away it is made with fresh mountain spring water purified water a lot of organic things we like to use things that are not treated with anything the dough itself has a molases is to it giving it a dark color when people get their pies they are dark but they are baked with molasses and taste better that way. >> there is a lot of competition for good pizza what is going to help you set

yourself apart? >> we've got a lot of specialty pies, you know a lot of stuff away from pepperoni and sausage we've got -- we offer gluten free, vegan, ahmet has our house special, vegetables, meat and then anything. >> cesar salad with the full cesar salad. >> red skins, potato pie it is not gross, man. get it. >> can you pull one out to try. >> we sure can >> i want to thank everyone who wrote in on our facebook page and suggested some of their favorite places. i've got three more frank says wing and pizza shack, brunswick maryland, laura says fireworks pizza if you are in lees burg and linda says cold fire pizza, -- coal fire pizza in maryland. right now we are at mellow

mushroom and hopefully, i am thinking my pizza is going to show up any time here because you know i haven't had enough already. i will tell you in doing my pizza research it has been fun, 36% of people order pizza with pepperoni on it this is my favorite statistic, if the pizza is delivered to home actually, if a guy shows up wearing a sleeveless shirt he is ten times more likely to have ordered pizza with pepperoni on it. >> what about tattoos. >> you got one for us? >> hold on one second. >> it is live television unfortunately i think i am going to have to go but i will report back and tell you what this pizza tastes like. pizza pie today, tomorrow, a different pie, bring your sweet tooth, sweetest tastiest baked pies tomorrow in the area. >> go for it. >> back to you sorry wait wait wait wait no i can get one bite

in. >> there she goes. [ applause ] >> it is on your mouth. >> let me testify she has her mouth filled. i checked it out in south carolina, delicious, mellow mushroom. >> giving a thumbs up. >> okay. >> that is the paradiso. >> thumbs up here too. >> this is your read. >> we will be back with the forecast right after this. good  [ screaming ]

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