jello cups.really wanted the audience to really kind of respect this medium. it's very sophisticated material. >> reporter: right. michelle zatta is a lighting designer, nadia works for a human rights group on afghanistan policy. >> it wasn't sort of a tongue in cheek, let's make some funny jellos. >> reporter: well, what they organized is a gelatin design event held for the last three years in a brooklyn artists' studio. so this is all jello. >> this is jello. >> we've made pancakes with syrup. smoky bacon. some eggs. little fruit cocktail. >> the concept was i wanted to do an alcoholic jello shot. and i thought what better vehicle than a bullet? >> reporter: this is jello. >> that's awesome. >> reporter: they never dreamed of in leroy. >> martha, tell us what happened. water and gelatin. >> reporter: so is this. avant-garde jello from innovative spanish chef jose andre us. here at mini-bar, his restaurant and laboratory in washington. >> you're going to be able to control water in the palm of y

beneath the fill the latem are of this mud with the consistency of jello. that layer may be as thick as 110 feet. >> is bad dyke founded on the mud -- is the dike founded on the mud? >> it is. when they dumped the rock into the bay mud, it was like dumping rock into jello. it went down into the mud so that they could build off of that. it then took the angle of repose. it is stable. san francisco came and built piers on piles over the top into the water. >> the piers are built up over the water. >> refusal is when you cannot advance the pile anymore. this is under the bay mud over there. they meet refusal. they gain support and bearing on top. saltwater attacks concrete. in the old days, they did not understand the effects of salt water, chloride on concrete and steel. a lot of these piles may have started out 24 inches in diameter. they may only be eight or 10 inches in diameter now. whatever steel was in there is long gone all along the waterfront. >> wonderful buildings. at the double dog and a beer. >> this is wonderful. it is right on the waterfront. i

of rain in the area, but look at the forecast coming up, really mild, so much so that if you had a jello mold that you could not get in the fridge on wednesday night, thought you would set it outside, it will be too warm! >>> the rain or shine, the fans can catch n c state right here on wjz 13. >>> on noon, your own genes could give doctors a hand in the fight on breast cancer. >> we are always on, here is more on this hour, updates on the news and the first-morning forecast, log onto copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your

saturday and 64 and mild enough on wednesday night, mom will have to find something else to do with the jello it does not fit in the fridge. it will be too mild. >>> it is foggy, kent county school will start an hour late. here is sharron at traffic control. >> it is foggy enough to have the fog warnings on the area bridges, two accidents we are watching, one on the east boulevard, the other one on liberty road at florida road. that should be cleared up shortly because it has been there for a bit. >>> more on the bay bridge, if you head out on the beltway, the speeds are slowing on the west side, the west side outside loop, it is 50 miles per hour with a 15-minute drive time, on the topside of the beltway, not looking that bad, there is 83 and that is brought to you by toyota. now it is time for the manic monday melt down. >>> (singing) -- . >>> look at the clouds, -- crowds, we have it going on this morning. these people came all the way down, give yourself a hand. we love having you guys, john's hopkins, the jump starters, we appreciate it, the medical development corporations, we love you

is this a jello bear? got an empty belly, you can put whatever you want in it, vodka, snickers, whatever you want in it. ♪ >> how much fun would you have at your party with that thing? >>> you're walking down fifth avenue in new york city and you come across this on the side of a building. something's counting down, right? when the countdown reaches zero, watch what happens -- this is saks fifth avenue, their holiday decorations, a projector display. this particular display is called the snowflake in bubble spectacular. how do they do that? >> i don't get it. >> they worked with a marketing firm called iris, they've done projection displays during the 2008 olympics. the 2010 world cups. this is projected on the side of their building. >> i think it's a great use of a building as a film screen. the fact that they're doing this with a holiday theme has all kinds of awesomeness to. >> this is so cool, it's not a cheesy thing. it's not a big old christmas tree and red lights. it's very industrial looking. >> a

babies will be fed things like jello water and so the kids get a lot of cavities in their teeth, theye a lot of the teeth, the baby teeth goes on into the permanent teeth or the adult teeth so there are huge problems with decay. >> reporter: dr. mary williard has been working with native alaskan patients in rural areas for over 10 years. >> we have patients that have more decay than the average patient in the lower 48 would have generally. we have two and a half times the rate of decay in our kids 0-5 as you would have in the rest of the united states. >> reporter: but in the past six years young people like 21-year- old phylicia wilde have come to more than a dozen of these areas. they're called dental therapists or mid-level providers. they aren't dentists, but they do a lot of things licensed dentists do: drill decayed teeth; fill them; and when necessary, extract them. the program is run by a consortium of native tribes under a non-profit organization funded mostly with federal money. it's the only place in the united states where providers are allowed to do procedures without dir

yet you still have joe biden talking like that weird guy in the cafeteria on lime jello day talking about to have more trains. you can understand the frustration. barack obama came into office believing -- i believe my own bs. and she does. at that time, in 2008 -- and he does. he believed that we were on the cusp on the dawn of this new progressive era. that is what everyone expected. he campaigned in berlin. which i am still trying to figure out. he had this whole routine of people of earth, stop your bickering. i am barack obama. he was gone to ride the crest of this new progressive era, which involved spending money like you would not believe. i am out of adjectives for the way these guys are spending money. president obama was not alone, right? everybody said this is the dawn of a new progressive era. i used to give talks to free markets groups like you guys, tea party groups, american for prosperity groups. when you talk about limited government and free enterprise, i felt like i was talking to civil war reactors. -- reenactors. caruso out of the times. everywhen new a new new deal