thin and healthy person but a boy that burger king burger looks awfully good that's the sort of tension. you can say it's people's choice. they can choose to have burgerking or not but actually to change the behavior you need better signaling a from i would argue you need the companies to say here's how healthy this is for you so you have a guidepost on which to know this, and then encourage people to use the options as well. those are three things you might do to come from that problem. here you don't have any sense of what the options are necessarily. you don't necessarily know what else is on the menu, and part of what this is about, i think, sort of trying to make this more passive of the media that -- >> host: make online a more passive media? >> guest: yes, so he essentially what i certainly love about the internet is that it's an interactive thing. steve jobsites said -- said you have to be leaning forward, and at the same time that's not actually, if what you're trying to do is deliver ads for media that has ads or whatever doesn't necessarily what you want because people are going to click over to some other site so how do you provide a strea

to be thin and healthy person that burger king burger looks awfully good, that's the sort of attention and you can say it's people's choice they can choose to have burgering or not and to change that behavior you both knew better signaling from i would argue the companies to say here's how kofi this is for you so you have some guidepost on which to know this and then you want to have people actually have options and then encourage people to use the options well. those are three things you might do to confront the problem. here you don't have any sense of what the other options or necessarily. you don't necessarily know what else is on the menu of, and part of what this is about i think, you know, sort of trying to make this more passage of the media in a way that -- >> host: what demon? make online more passive media? >> guest: so he essentially what a lot of us -- what i love of the internet is it is an interactive thing. you have to be leaning forward or something, you can't -- at the same time if what you're trying to do is deliver ads or media that has ads in it or whatever that's not necessarily what you ought because people are going to click ove

burger king burger looks awful good. that's sort of the tension. and you can say, well, it's people's choice. ec choose to have -- they can choose to have burgering or not. but actually, you know, to change that behavior you both need better signaling from, i would argue you need the companies to say here's what, here's how healthy this is, actually, for you so that you don't, so that you have some guide posts on which to know this. and be then, you know, you want to have, actually, people have options. and then you want to encourage people to use those options well, you know? those are three things you might do to confront that problem. you know, here you don't have any sense of what the other options are necessarily. you don't necessarily know what else is on the menu. and, you know, part of what this is about is, i think, sort of trying to make this actually more pass i of a medium in a way -- passive of a medium in a way. >> this, what do you mean? >> host: making online a more passive me? >> guest: yeah. essentially what a lot of us -- what i certainly love about the internet is that it is an interactive thing. steve jobs you have to be l

also low marks for food quality were burger king, it kfc and tack -- burger king, kfc and taco bell. which chains do they like? in-n-out burgers, chik-fil-a and mexican chipotle grill. >> my wife loves the in-n-out. although you have to wait forever, down 80 from tahoe, you will be there for 30, 40 minutes. >> for me, extra crispy fries. >>> today britain's royal newlyweds are charge their canadian hosts as they celebrate a national holiday. this would have been princess diana's 50th birthday. last night the duke and duchess of cambridge, william and kate, chatted with people at a reception. today at the a.m. our time -- 9 a.m. our time, hundreds of thousands are expected to watch the royal couple ride in a horse-drawn carriage for canada day festivities. next friday, they fly to california. >> cheaper is always better. why you will be paying a little less on your shopping trip starting today. >>> thousands of people who normally take the ferry to work are out of luck today. we'll tell you what ticket sellers are so upset about and what you can do if you normally take the ferry coming up next. >>> and pg&e came forth yesterday

burger king, chilies and dennys are introducing a new program. burgers and fries won't be eliminated. >> if stead of pitch french tries we pitch apples, broccoli, salads. >> what about mcdonald's? mcdonald's is absent from today's announcement but says it is committed to balance menu options. >>> people around the bay area aren't having to crank the ac this week because the cooler weather has settled in happen our chief meteorologist joins with a look at how long we can expect these mild temps to stick around. in the east bay it was cool. i was wearing a hoodie. >> as far south as gilroy and morgan hill with temperatures averaging ten to 25 degrees below average in some cases. today, for example, walnut creek only 67. you should have 87 this time the year. not only that in the morning hours we've been starting off with foggy drizzle it's accumulated to .11, san francisco .04. so here's the onshore flow, the fog at the lower levels. that's pretty typical of this time the year. you combine in this extra component, the jet stream taking a dip. temperatures

burger king. i was an -- then i went to burger king. i was assigned the worst region, in terms of growth in profits, sales, morale. in 3 1/2 years the region was the best in everything. i'm a problem solver. when i to godfather's it was supposed to go bankrupt. pillsbury had decided they were going to write it off, but i didn't get the memo. and the people in the company didn't get the memo. what did i do? what is the right problem? surround myself with good people. put together the right plans to fix the problem and we did. to this day godfather's has not gone bankrupt. the skills that i used to solve problems, including when i was fulltime and ceo and president of the national restaurant association, those skills, i believe are applicable, leading this nation. that's why i believe people are responding. >> sean: if you look at obama's background, i've looked at it exhaust actively, extensively, before the election -- and during his presidency. one of the biggest problems i see, hung out with radicals. has extreme views. not that i can see, ever met a payroll. i have, you have. in my much smaller way. i was never the vice president of pillsbury. my own way it taught me so much when people were dependent on me to keep my business running, because they had mortgages to pay. i was a young kid. i still had to live up to my side of the bargain. what is the difference? based on his lack of business experience? >> no. and here's why. leaders, first of all, they know how to listen. they know how to ask the right questions. if you've never been in a situation where you had to create jobs, lead a business or challenge your advisers, you don't know the right questions to ask. this is why the president's economic policies have failed. he had five people that he trusted in that made up his senior economic advisory team. the only one that is left is tim geithner. >> sean: the tax cheat. >> right the tax cheat. that is the only one that is left. leaders know how to listen and ask the right questions in order to get to the right plan. analyze him his rigid ideology gets in the way of his ability to ask questions? maybe he doesn't want to hear the right answers. then he surrounded himself t=z)speople who agree with >> you are right. not only is his rigid ideology, which is government is better, bigger. has done. it is also not having any real life practical experience running anything. that's how you learn how to ask those right questions. and that's how you learn how to challenge the people that are giving you this advice so you can put together the right plans. herman cain. he knows he's the underdog in the race. but promises he will soon become a front-runner. his strategy, coming up on this special edition of hannity, straight ahead. challenge that with olay regenerist night elixir. its gentle glycolic formula resurfaces at night for the smooth skin of a light chemical peel. sleep ght. regenerist, from olay. with less chronic low back pain. imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for children under 18. people taking maois or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe liver problems, some fatal, were reported. signs include abdominal pain and yellowing of the skin or eyes. talk with your doctor about your medicines, including those for migraine, or if you have high fever, confusion and stiff muscles, to address a possible life-threatening condition. tell your doctor about alcohol use, liver disease, and before you reduce or stop taking cymbalta. dizziness or fainting may occur upon standing. side effects include nausea, dry mouth, and constipation. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor about cymbalta. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. go to cymbalta.com to learn about a free trial offer. >> sean: welcome back. we continue with the former ceo of god 's pizza, herman cain. -- godfather's pizza. herman cain. the polls have you pretty much in third place. then there's a group behind you that is creeping up. a group above that has a good margin on you. what is your plan? how do you get from where you are today to the top of the heap, win the iowa caucus, win the new hampshire primary, win in south carolina, win in nevada? how are you going to pull that off? >> first thing is stay away from bob beckel. after that i do that -- he would drag my name id down. >> sean: immediately. drags mine down and i'm not running. >> first, two things that you don't hear talked about when they report on the fact i'm in third place. if you put together all of the polls that have been done i'm still in third place behind one person that is not even running. one of the gallup polls called positive intensity has had me consistently in first place. >> sean: i did see that. in terms of the intensity of your supporters. >> and the way they calculate that is, how many people strongly favor herman cain? they somebody track out the people who strongly do not -- and they subtract out the people who strongly do not support herman cain. i have a substantially lead on everybody. that says not only am i like able but my message is resonating. >> sean: i've known you for years. i've always none you are likeable. >> another critical point that is part of our strategy and why we are excited about coming in third. if you look at the story that has been out about romney and bachmann being tied in iowa, fine that's the story. here's the story that is not being told. they have twice the name id of herman cain. that simply says, if you put positive intensity, plus low name. --. and the more i do, i can only get better. >> sean: how do you do old fashioned retail politic in a presidential campaign? you can't shake everybody in iowa's hand, you can try. you can shake everybody's hand in new hampshire and south carolina. if you can pull that off you ought to be president of the world. you gotta raise money. >> let's go back to the first question first. i didn't just start shaking hands and visiting iowa january 1st or 15th, when i announced my exploratory. i have been visiting iowa, new hampshire, florida, texas, louisiana, nevada, different parts of georgia, south carolina, since last august. not necessarily kicking the tires to see if i wanted to run for president. i was visiting all of these states to find out what is on the hearts and minds of the american people? buy the same i got around to declaring my exploratory committee, a lot of people that i had already touched, they go wow, i like this guy! it is not like i just started. the other aspect is, april 15th, 2009, i gave my first tea party speech in las vegas, nevada. were you in atlanta, i was in have as go. they were expecting 600 people. they ended up with 2600 people i was one of the speakers. i was speaking at the tea party before it was cool. it is not like i just burst on to the scene. i burst on to the scene for many of the mainstream media but not for a lot of the grassroots people out there. >> sean: when did you make that decision? was it then did it first pop into your mind i might want to challenge barack obama? >> first time that i thought about running for president was the day he signed the health care deform legislation on march 23rd, . i knew then that this president had one of the most arrogant disregards for the american people that i had ever seen in my lifetime. and that arrogant disregard was based upon the fact that polls had shown that the person people did not want this solution. many of the american people figured out, we don't have a health care crisis in america. we have a health care cost crisis in america. secondly, there are patient-centered market driven ways to bring down the cost of health care and health insurance as well as increase accessibility. in fact, legislation was introduce today in 2009 that the democrats ignored. it was an arrogant disregard for the will of the people. secondly, arrogant disregard on the part of this president for the business sector. the business sector is the engine that will drive this economy. and he's shown this disdain for the business sector. >> sean: they used stimulus 4 1/2 trillion in new obama debt. unemployment record highs. we don't even con a lot of people that are still unemployed. the economy is a mess. we've got to deal with entitlements. the president has been ignoring it. how do you get to a balanced budget? how long is it going to take herman can if you are president? >> wednesday i'm going to be -- coming soon, i'm going to be announcing the fact that i call it the cain's economic vision that's what a real plan needs vision as well as specifics. in the first phase of my economic booster plan i'm not going to use the word stimulus it has become a bad wore. first phase proposing to congress. -- they have to send me legislation. lowering the top corporate tax rate to a maximum of 25%. it happens to coincide with what is in the ryan's plan which i totally agree with. but he and i didn't collaborate on that we are the only country in the world who has not lowered our corporate tax rate in 15 years. take capital gains to zero. i didn't say shave, reduce, compromise to a number to make the democrats happy, no take it zero. capital gains is a wall between people with money and people with ideas. what do people with ideas need? money what do they do with it? they start new businesses that's where many of the jobs come from. thirdly, repatriated profits. suspend taxes on repatriated profits. do those three things. here's the bow around the package, permanently, uncertainy is killing this economy. and it will continue to kill this economy because right now, i have businessmen all the time telling me, i would grow, but i don't know what the taxes are going to be. we don't know. >> sean: you also support a flat tax. across the board flat tax, no income tax, no irs. >> no irs. >> sean: ever? >> consumption tax, national sales tax. that would be phase two of my economic booster plan. which would super charge this economy. here's one of the most attractive features. the demagogues are going try and lie about it and say it won't work. it takes the decision for how much taxes you pay from the government to the individual based upon your -- >> sean: the rate. >> the rate that's in the legislation right now hr-25 is 23%. that being said, let me say this, it replaces all of your federal income tax deductions. it replaces your fica tax deduction. it collects the same amount we are collecting today. >> sean: you say it is revenue neutral. you don't pay any income tax, you don't pay social security tax, but if you buy a car you pay 23% taxes. what if you buy a house? >> new house, you pay taxes. used house, you don't pay taxes. >> sean: nothing. >> nothing. >> sean: would would anybody want to buy a new house? >> just like they want to buy new clothes, new shoes and new cars. when you reach that point in your economic life you are going to want to buy some new stuff. the other thing is, sooner or later the used stuff is going to be used up, there won't be any more inventory. here's one of the other most important things. with the national sales tax which is the national consumption tax, no more irs, no more spending money to tile for compliance. we spend, -- to file for compliance. we 430 billions trial to fill out the forms and stay out of jail. we are going to raise the same amount of revenue. >> sean: next, herman cain lays out what his foreign policy would be. i'll ask him if he's serious about having a littley test for muslims who would want to work in his administration? that and more coming up on the hannity primary. >> sean: welcome back. here's the final installment of my interview with herman cain. foreign policy. >> yes. >> sean: you have a wonderful background on economics. >> right. >> sean: pillsbury, burger great success stories. you have outlined your plan for the economy. does the issue of foreign policy and your history and your background, what foreign policy experience do you have? >> first, foreign policy is more than bombs and bullets. it is about bombs, bullets and business. our friends they have an interest in being friends with us if there's also a bombs, bullets and business component. it is not just about bombs and bullets. now, because of my experience serving on several corporate international companies, i have visited many countries. and there has to be a business component or a business incentive in order to develop a good relationship with a company. secondly, you don't have to have had foreign policy experience in order to know who your friends are and who your enemies are. >> sean: or common sense. >> it is called common sense. look at what is happening with pakistan. there are questions about whether or not pakistan is really our friend or our foe. the second thing ab

burger king, kfc, and taco bell. which quick and affordable chains do people like? in and out burgerfil-a and chipolte mexican grill received the highest scores. >>> it's a disappointment for thousands. many bay area communities are canceling their fireworks shows this year. among them, the show at robertson park in liver more. the reason for most cancellations, you guessed it, lack of money. livermore, for example, would need $75,000 to put on their display. >> i think it will cause a lot more people to lying fireworks because it's not going to be a show. >> very upset. are we even watching the fireworks, or i have since i was little. we have no idea what we're going to do. >> you can buy your own, but fireworks rleal in only 12 bay ware cities. in those places where they are illegal people are encouraged to watch public displays put on by professionals. >>> and for a complete list of fourth of july, there are some happening around the bay area. you can go to cbssf.com/sports. >> or hang out in your backyard and have a barbecue because it's going to be great weather. >> it certainly

burger king corporation. when people think of burger king, they think of a big international corporation. even though the sign on the door says burger king, in my four restaurants, are small family-owned and run businesses. i began working as a burger king assistant manager in 1980 as the congressman said, earning $14,000 a year. after working my way up, i partnered in 1993 with francis lott to open our own restaurants in georgia. in 2001 i bought out my partner's interests and today, i operate these four restaurants with my wife cindy. at our four restaurants we are proud to have created 182 jobs. we have 59 full-time employees and 123 part-time employees. 14 of our full-time employees are managers for whom we currently pay 100% of their health care premiums at an annual cost of nearly $56,000. we also pay for term life, short term disability, vision and dental insurance. my wife and i participate in this very same plan. for our other employees, we offer a value mini med plan at a cost of between $106 and $165 per month. currently only 19 of the more than 100 part-time employees have elected to participate. many employees choose to

burger king corporation. when people think of burger king, they think of a big international corporation. even though the sign on the door says burgerng, in my four restaurants, are small family-owned and run businesses. i began working as a burger king assistant manager in 1980 as the congressman said, earning $14,000 a year. after working my way up, i partnered in 1993 with francis lott to open our own restaurants in georgia. in 2001 i bought out my partner's interests and today, i operate these four restaurants with my wife cindy. at our four restaurants we are proud to have created 182 jobs. we have 59 full-time employees and 123 part-time employees. 14 of our full-time employees are managers for whom we currently pay 100% of their health care premiums at an annual cost of nearly $56,000. we also pay for term life, short term disability, vision and dental insurance. my wife and i participate in this very same plan. for our other employees, we offer a value mini med plan at a cost of between $106 and $165 per month. currently only 19 of the more than 100 part-time employees have elected to participate. many employees choose to ke

burger king, chili's and denny's. they will still sell their less healthy food like the standard burgers and fries but they will also offer at least one healthier choice for kids, 600 calories or less, limits on fats, sugars and sodium. it will have to include healthier items and restaurants will flag the options on the menus. first lady michelle obama has made healthy eating a priority. the government will soon require chain restaurants to post calories on menus. >> 70% of consumer adults want healthier choices for themselves and their family dining out. >> having the option to get something healthy is great. >> reporter: so the family isn't so sure. >> it's still going to be something like a chopped up chicken that you don't know what's in it. >> reporter: mcdonald's has not signed on so far saying the company will evaluate participation in the future. now, the program is voluntary. the center for science in the public interest also known as the food police is skeptical of the effort. it says the great majority of choices on kids' menus should be healthy not just one or two options. >> always shocking when you see those

burger and fries at some fast food restaurants. you'll have to show your i.d. if you want to buy beer and wine. burger king opened bars in some areas. restaurants say they are trying to compete with casual dining. critics say fast food and fast alcohol could send the wrong message to children. >>> another bay area internet company is going public. zynga is hoping to raise $1 billion. they are behind the popular farmville and several other games. it follows the recent ipos by pandora. all right you want to take stock in the weather forecast with the holiday weekend. it's really heating up. >> can't go wrong there. good investment. >> head to the coast, everybody else we have a heat wave coming and this wille the longest spell of heat for several years. >>> a young daly city girl's special connection to a 14 foot long python. >> and day two of the royal couple's first trip to canada, unforgettable moment they shared with more than two dozen people today.  >>> britain's royal couple is making a splash in day two of their first overseas trip to canada. they greeted hundreds of spectat

burger and fries at some fast food restaurants. you'll have to show your i.d. if you want to buy beer and wine. burger kingpened bars in some areas. restaurants say they are trying to compete with casual dining. critics say fast food and fast alcohol could send the wrong message to children. >>> another bay area internet company is going public. zynga is hoping to raise $1 billion. they are behind the popular farmville and several other games. it follows the recent ipos by pandora. all right you want to take stock in the weather forecast with the holiday weekend. it's really heating up. >> can't go wrong there. good investment. >> head to the coast, everybody else we have a heat wave coming and this will be the longest spell of heat for several years. >>> a young daly city girl's special connection to a 14 foot long python. >> and day two of the royal couple's first trip to canada, unforgettable moment they shared with more than two dozen people today. >>> britain's royal couple is making a splash in day two of their first overseas trip to canada. they greeted hundreds of spectators in ottawa. the duke and

burger king, kfc and taco well. so which quick and affordable chains do people like the most? in n and burger top of the list, chik-fil-a and chipotle mexican grill and in and out burger>> i think they should open earlier so we can get them now. >> i want a combination of three of those places. >> i'm a big in-n-out burger fan. they have a special menu. i have ordered the hamburger without the burger, a special menu item. you're looking at me weird. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> a burger without the -- it's basically a cheese sandwich. >> there is like code language. give me the animal burger. >> i have to admit that i'm a frequent in-n-out burger fan. >>> we have lots of sunshine this weekend high pressure building n these temperatures going to get hot in some places as early as today. looks hotter towards saturday and sunday. could see some triple digits. the 4th of july, yeah, this is a tough forecast. let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> we are talking about triple digits. thank you, lawrence. we are just getting word of a problem now coming off of the upper deck of the bay bridge toll plaza. now, we don't have a whole lot of details on this, chp may be telling us tha

burger and fries. it could be a reality in several fast food restaurants. this sonic drive-in will serve beer and wine. burger kings will serve beer at their whopper bars. the experts say it means more sales and more jobs. >>> number 2, before you order your next drink, you should know even a single glass of beer or wine could raise your blood alcohol level enough to raise your chances of getting into a crash if you decide to drive. researchers say that means even one drink is too much if you plan to get behind the wheel. >>> number 1, to keep you from droivg drunk tonight, the washington regional alcohol program silver ride program is in effect. from now to 4:00 a.m. you can get free cab rides home to your house only. you can call 800-200-8294. brian, that's tonight's fox 5 top 5. >> the good news is we don't have to do a lot of answering to the folks at the beach tonight. they got the brunt of the weather it looks like. >> they had one storm that sat between destiny and ocean city. i think 120 or something like that. literally right in there, and it just sat there for quite awhile. if you were south of the board

burger? sonic is trying to boost their business by serving beer and wine on a trial basis. burger king debuted its whopper bars in miami. starbucks recently started selling beer and wine in some seattle stores. >> y do you think is a good idea? >> what is wrong with having a beer? >> sonic says alcohol will only be served for dine-in customers. some are concerned about safety and the impression on young adults. >> it is a negative influence. that should stay in bars. >> sonic will start selling beer at some of its doors down in florida testing it out. then it might branch out. >>> coming up, the bold new comment, why she says she wishes she had never had her children. >> we are tracking the traffic levels as we start the fourth of july weekend. >> in fairfax when will >>> you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00 with leon harris and alison starling. this is abc 7 news at 5:00 on your side. >>> at 5:30, we are following some breaking news from northwest, where as many -- at this point, there is no word of any injuries. we do have a crew on the way to the scene. we will update you as soon as we get any information. >>> 80 cats are euthanize in fairfax county due to a deadly virus. we are learning more about the sequence of events that caused this situation. >> the virus originated after some of the cats were removed. >> they are not allowing any cats adoptions whatsoever. they are not allowing any cats to be brought into this animal shelter. we are learning more about the woman who called herself a cast adoption advocate. there were still cats and dogs in tight -- inside the town home. they have been here five times in the past two weeks. the cats taking your reportedly had a deadly disease that spread to the animal shelter. the owner has been charged in connection with animal hoarding. a total of 75 cats have been removed from this column. neighbors had no idea there were so many. jacobs wanted her to adopt a kitten. she is glad that she did not now. >> i have seen her bring them in at a dock them out. >> the fairfax county animal shelter was overwhelmed. despite their being quarantined in one room, the airborne virus made its way to other cats through the ventilation system. the increase in boarding cages and may provoke a change. >> we may need to go to a regional approach. fairfax county is not the only shelter that has experiences with these hording cases. >> all 80 cats had to be euthanize. pet lovers say that according creates a lot of problems. >> the animals are in terrible conditions. it is very sad. >> jacobs is expected in court next week. and in the meantime, we understand they may get back in operation taking cats and and adopting cats out sometime next week. >>> it is time to update tonight's top stories. police are looking for whoever staff a young man to death in prince george's county. a fight a thursday night began as an argument over a pair of expensive shoes. five people were stabbed. the 21-year-old died. there is still no word on who owns the gun a five-year-old boy used to shoot and will end his four-year-old neighbor. he fired the weapon on 23rd highway. the young man who was wounded is expected to recover. the alleged shooter's mother said her son found the gun in the playground. some relatives are not buying that claim. >>> dominique strauss-kahn was released from house arrest. prosecutors say there are discrepancies in this story a manhattan native told police about how he allegedly raped her. >>> we are learning more about a groundbreaking legal ruling that could have an impact on the fate of thousands. the decision could mean that many of the prisoners would be released early. >> we are outside the offices of the u.s. sentencing commission. they decided unanimously to allow some 12,000 federal prisoners on crack charges to have their sentences reduced retroactively. that will affect a lot of people in this area. today, we got reaction from one family. for this 38-year-old and his mother the sentence was welcomed news. >> i am waiting for my brother to come home. >> his identical twin was sent to federal prison just after they graduated from howard university in 1998, convicted of drug conspiracy involving crack. >> my son has had no record. he was never even stopped for a speeding ticket. >> lawrence still insist that they were innocent. the federal laws were made during the violent 1980's would rising homicide rates. critics say a law mainly against blacks. >> they are not people were bringing drugs into this country. inherently, they are very low level. >> this is a big hurdle, but it is not over. >> they have dedicated themselves into fighting mandatory sentencing. he planned to be a lawyer -- >> i do not want to be an attorney because the law is not fair. >> they must go back before aid judge and is done on a case by case basis. the judge can make the decision and some 85% of the sioux qualify are black -- of those who qualify for this are black. >>> many of us have already started the fourth of july weekend. if you have not left for the beach, we do have some good news. the current average for a gallon of regular gas now stands at $3.60 a gallon. if you drive out to the ocean it is going to be cheaper. if you are heading to the jersey shore, expect to pay $3.55. if you are hitting the road and the next hour, what can you expect? >> good afternoon. you can expect some very heavy delays a lot of people are trying to dig out of town. the beltway is heavier than usual. here we are on route 50 on the eastbound side. solid. a lot of people heading to the beach. slow traffic on 270. 95 springfield on the southbound side, it is a mass. the hov is not much better. southbound rte. one in virginia, a lot of volume. >>> coming up, a fight over food tonight. why a contest got an early start and the district. >> a scorpion on a plane? you will meet its prey and how he survived. >> a plan to help immigrant students would tuition is stopped before it starts. 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" the debt ceiling deadline will stay right rear it is. that puts extra pressure on lawmakers to keep the country from defaulting. >>> we have to check in with bob ryan one more time. how is the weather shaping up? >> it cost you less to get out of town with those lower gas prices. the only area of showers is heading south out of indiana. our temperature is right now, we are still at 90 degrees. because of the light wind, there is an air quality alert again tomorrow. it encompasses a wide area. today, the air quality was code yellow grade it will start of rain. -- green. temperatures will drop into the high 60's in most areas. tomorrow, we will see a southeasterly wind. if you have things to do, it is better to do it in the morning than in the afternoon when the air quality does deteriorates. temperatures tomorrow will be in the low 90's. after that, afternoon thunderstorms on sunday. some great weather for the holiday. we will keep you posted at wjla.com. you can check on those afternoon thunderstorms. we have you posted 24/7. >> and restart to the fourth of july tradition and the district. >> this one had a little bit of a twist. more than a dozen people took part in a hamburger eating contest. >> you are going down, baby. >> it was the united states versus canada. >> it is canada day and i am taking it home. >> the excitement was obvious the burglars were ready to go. -- burgersady to go. it seemed the u.s. had the title of a burger eating champion. in the end canada made a comeback. >> we are trying to be, the next hot dog eating contest. >> he has been a competitive eager for 11 years. -- eater for 11 years. next year, he plans to give america a when. >> i will not quit until they say it usa is number one. >> for the third year, approved the trip was worth it, and eating a total of 17.5 hamburgers. >> he would have to be a freak of nature. >> next year, they hope to expand the contest. >> there you go, at gourmet dining. >>> the nationals and the pirates are home tonight. >> a big game. davey johnson leads this a big win tonight. >> he is off to a rocky start. he not -- he loves nothing more than being in the dugout. it got off to a rocky start. with a sweep in anaheim. the nationals are hitting at 232. the two-time world series champion stressed the team's needs for a big hitter off of the bench. >> it is wonderful being a 500 club. but that does not win c

burger king, chili's, deny's among the 19. lining up a new program called kids live well. burgers and french fries.ll on the menu, not disappearing. they will have competition. mcdonald's, noticeably absent. says it is committed to balanced menu options. >>> new at 6:00. california's smoking rate is at an all-time low. the state's department of public health reports the adult smoking rate dropped from just more than 13% in 2009 to 11.9% last year. there was a similar drop in the teen smoking rate as well. the study also shows men still smoke more than women. california its one of two states in the country, to reach the federal goal of lowering the adult smoking rate to 12%. >> there is a dog fight under way in the east bay. oakland neighbors weighing in right now on the location of a controversial dog park. they're doing it at city commission meeting. dog lover support a new dog park. neighbors say the would ruin the beautiful entry to the point lake. so the park commission is looking into different locations. first astro park near lake shore and macarthur, alternate location tucked behind children

burger king recently opened whopper bars where adults can buy beer with their burgers. starbucks serve local beers and wines at a few stores in seattle. it can boost the bottom line but also cause controversy. >>> we know you don't mix alcohol and driving. let's check in with sal. >>> right now traffic is moving along on bay area bridges. it's light. the rich and, san rafael, san mateo, moving along nicely. let's go to steve. >> we have clear skies, but that's about it. this will be sunny and warm. temperatures in the 90s last we starts to warm up. there's a little bit towards mon they are ray bay. so we're out of the gate. the pacific northwest. it's being replaced with high pressure. that means sunshine. 90s inland except for patchy fog which will be in the 60s and 70s. low mid-90s as we get sunshine,. even with fog there will be plenty of breaks. probably level out and mostly sunny but still warm inland, maybe slightly cooler by the coast on -- monday. >>> it's been a deadly month in iraq for troops. who the united states blames for the surge in troop deaths. >>> in

burger king started selling beer at so-called water bars in miami and kansas city and two sonic restaurants in south florida will start selling beer and wine, so now betty it's burgers, fries and a beer but that's only when it's a fancy date. >> that's right, you spend a little extra on that one, ashley, joining us live here in new york, thank you for that. >>> the government is beefing up airport security this holiday weekend and this follows the arrest of a nigerian man who managed to board a plane and fly cross-country without proper identification, due in los angeles federal court today. bob orr has the story. >> reporter: virginia america flight 415 had taken off from new york and already in the area and headed for los angeles when a flight attendant found something strange on board, a man in 3e, a seat that was supposed to be empty, when asked for his papers the man pulled out a day old boarding pass issued for a different cross-country flight the previous day and the name on the boarding pass did not mass a university of michigan i.d. bearing his real name. nwebe made no threats, carrying no weapons so the flight crew determined it was safe to fly on to l.a. the pilot gave controllers no hint of a problem. >> clear to land, 2-4 right. >> reporter: upon landing the mystery passenger nwebe was questioned from the fbi. the nigerian national told he was in l.a. for his software business. he found the unused boarding pass and admitted not buying the ticket. the rightful owner confirmed he had lost the boarding pass on a new york subway and simply printed another one at the airport kiosk. when the fbi found no apparent connections to terror, nwebe was turned loose but only for four days. fbi agents arrested him yesterday, found him back in l.a. trying to board yet another plane, delta 46 to atlanta with a boarding pass that was not his own, at least ten more boarding passes in various names. he's now charged with being a stowaway on an aircraft. the tsa says nwebe was screened for explosives and weapons and in that sense presented no threat to the flight. the lapse by the screener checking i.d.s is serious and he could face disciplinary actions. >> just ahead on the "morning news" the latest from los alamos where things are looking up for firefighters. >>> plus tropical storm arlene lashes mexico and sends flood producing rains to south texas. >>> first scott pelley has a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news." >> the crops are ready but they're rotting in the field, that's what's happening to the harvest after one state's crackdown on illegal immigrants, that story on tonight's "cbs evening news." k9 advantix ii. not only kills fleas and ticks, it repels most ticks before they can attach and snack on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. 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burger king started selling beer at so-called water bars in miami and kansas city and two sonic restaurants in south florida will start selling beer and wine, so now betty it's burgers, fries and a beer but that's only when it's a fancy date. >> that's right, you spend a little extra on that one, ashley, joining us live here in new york, thank you for that. >>> the government is beefing up airport security this holiday weekend and this follows the arrest of a nigerian man who managed to board a plane and fly cross-country without proper identification, due in los angeles federal court today. bob orr has the story. >> reporter: virginia america flight 415 had taken off from new york and already in the area and headed for los angeles when a flight attendant found something strange on board, a man in 3e, a seat that was supposed to be empty, when asked for his papers the man pulled out a day old boarding pass issued for a different cross-country flight the previous day and the name on the boarding pass did not mass a university of michigan i.d. bearing his real name. nwebe made no threats, carrying no weapons so the flight crew determined it was safe to fly on to l.a.

burger king, ihop and chili's will have healthier choices. it will be announced tomorrow and made available at more than 15,000 restaurant locations. the chains say they will still offer things such as burgersrys, but they will promote the choices that have less fat, sugar and salt. >>> the dairy group that created the got milk campaign is back with a new marketing strategy, and it is generating plenty of buzz. the california milk processing board is encouraging men to buy more milk for their wives and girlfriends and help them fend off pre-mentrual syndrome. the poster shows a confused man with a line saying "we can both blame myself." they found a link between calcium intake and fewer pms symptoms. >>> all right, let's check the weather now. windshield wipers working again this evening. >> unbelievable. sandhya patel is here now. >> and it is wiper weather for the commute, so be prepared. temperatures are under clowsy skies along the coast, and half moon bay and san francisco 60 degrees. 66 in oakland where low clouds were hanging around. even in the warmest inland locations, we struggled to even get close to 80 degrees. 79 in antioch. 71 for livermore. livermore should be around 89 degre

burger king. the biggest complaint is the food. i could live on certainly mcdonald's and taco bell and kfc. i'll go to burger king in a pinch. christine, honestly, this is some of the cheapest food out there. really, people are complaining about quality? i like my mcdonald's -- >> the reason they have all these great sales is people need to buy cheap stuff. that's the most important thing. cheap is trumping quality in some of these cases. i think there's some new surprising answers on there, too. >> chick-fil-a is the best chicken out there. and i love chick-fil-a. >> i do, too. >> my wife would rather have an affair than to go out and take the kids to mcdonald's. if people are concerned about the customer service at fast-food places -- the innovations they come up with, that's what i'm concerned about, the health costs. >> to recuse myself from the conversation. in-and-out burger what is that? people love that. >> you get on the west coast mostly. it's got a real lettuce leaf -- >> everything comes in brand new and fresh. i lv on fast-food. soy kind of get it. >> you live on fast, period, ali. >> i do. pete, great to see you. christine, thanks so much. >>> the market can only go two ways for the rest of the year, up or down. i suppose there's a third way, flat. we have investment strategies for you, depending on which way you think the market is going to go right after the break. now no one will want to steal the deliciousness. with a variety of tastes and textures, only chex mix is a bag of interesting. thought they were dead. [ laughter ] [ grunting ] huh? [ male announcer ] should've used roundup. america's number one weed killer. it kills weeds to the root, so they don't come back. guaranteed. weeds won't play dead, they'll stay dead. roundup. no root. no weed. no problem. >>> it left a lot of investors what that means for the economy the ploorly for the s

burger king, and taco bell. the big guys did not fare so well against some smaller charges. chick-fil-a scored best among chicken chains. >> i hear carlotta's berbers are the best -- burgers. >> in and out. wall street is closed there. but we have a bloomberg business report. >> good morning. you might be hosting a barbecue today or you might be doing some shopping. today is the last day for july 4 bargains for some retailers. retailers try to capitalize on american's urge to get your patriotism on. more than 20% of u.s. consumers have bought or will buy new patriotic merchandise. more gas grills may be heating up as well. the number of adults attending picks rising to more than 64%. that is up from 62% last year. 45% planning to attend a fireworks or other celebrations. americans expected to be 150 million hot dogs today. applegate is offering a year's supply of organic hot dogs about the best way to enjoy their products. markets are closed for the holiday. investors tomorrow will be gearing up for this friday's jobs report. there were plenty of fireworks on wall street last week. five winning days in a row for the stock market. dish network offering 99 cent movies through

burgers and fries, but they're slowly becoming about booze. a couple of sonic restaurants in florida will begin selling beer and wine. that follows the lead of burger kingwhich offer alcohol at various locations. critics worry it's going to send the wrong message to kids. >>> the u.s. may soon lose the crown as the fast food nation. the growing middle class in russia is consuming large quantities of america's fast food. so much so wendy's says it will open 190 restaurants across the area many the next ten years. we have more from moscow. a good saturday morning to you. a little by of a delay there. is russia the new fast food nation? >> reporter: alex, good morning to you. they're not there yet. traditional russian tastes are changing. near 4 moscow you can find plenty of borsch and caviar. recently the food scene has taken on a decidely american flavor. over 20 years after mcdonald's first opened its doors in moscow, the golden arches are the undisputed king for fast food in russia. over the past few years, its near monopoly is being challenged. the newest kid on the block is wendy's who is betting big on opening its first restaurant in downtown moscow

burger king started selling beer at so-called bars for miami and kansas city and two sonic restaurants in south florida will start selling beer and wine, so now betty it's burgersies and a beer but that's only when it's a fancy date. >> that's right, you spend a little extra on that one, joining us live here in new york thank you. >>> the government is beefing up airport security this holiday weekend and this follows the arrest of a nigerian man who managed to board a plane and fly cross-country without proper identification, due in los angeles federal court today. bob orr has the story. >> reporter: virginia america flight 415 had taken off from new york and already in the area and headed for los angeles when a flight attendant found something strange on board, a man in 3e, a seat that was supposed to be empty, when asked for his papers the man pulled out a day old boarding pass issued for a different cross-country flight the previous day and the name on the boarding pass did not mass a university of michigan i.d. bearing his real name. nwebe made no threats, carrying no weapons so the flight crew determined it was safe to,, the service was very moving, wasn't