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it's time for jumbo wings and juicy glazed ribs and one famous harley riding barbecue guru shoes us how it's really done. this is "nightline," july 13, 2012. >>> good evening. tonight it's one of the most wide-spread scams in the world of cyber crime. raking in millions of each year. you receive an e-mail that looks like a cry from help from a friend who has been rob rd on vacation overseas, but it's really a hacker looking to cash in. well, when one of these e-mails ended up inbox of a "nightline" producer, she and abc's consumer correspondent elizabeth decided to follow the money and "nightline" investigates. >> reporter: hi. just writing to let you know my trip to the philippines with my family has been a mess. >> the e-mail came from 10,000 mimes away, pleading for help and money. >> it has been an awful experience. i was hit at the back of any neck with a club. >> it landed in our producer's inbox a few weeks ago and she suspected it was one of the most popular online cons going these days. one the fbi says costs americans millions of dollars a year. it's called the stranded travel

i want to get glazed. i don't even want it to get to the box. it up right here as it comes out of the little glaze vat. ♪ >>> justin bieber's fans are where ever he is, and they go crazy. he walks up to the window, and the fans go crazy. there's just one problem. that's not justin bieber. >> nope, it's not justin bieber. it's a so-called look alike. it's a doppledanger, it's not a very good one to me, but the girls on the street think it is. >> it is pretty high up, and he's kind of just dressed like bieber and has the same haircut. >> as crazy as i was about duran, dur rab, i never waited at a hotel for a peak. >> they're going to see this and realize they were screaming at this dude, it wasn't even bieber. this dude, it wasn't even bieber. >>> that will do it for us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com bring your dog to work day... not our best idea. [ barking ] george! stop it! stop. oh. it was a nice thought. [ male announcer ] some business decisions are better than others. the best decision is switching to verizon. you're good to go. tha

typically like glass doors would be double glazed, they would have -- similar to a window. it would have to have weather stripping as well. >> any glazing in the door would be considered a window, it would have to meet that standard. the door itself, if it was a solid core door, you'd have to weather strip it and it would be fixed wall construction. glass would have to meet it. that's correct. it's a very high standard. very high standard. other questions here? yes. >> you said that -- are some of these requirements online? >> some of the requirements online? yes. you can find them online, not just from san francisco but if you just say code requirements for kitchens, you will -- berkeley and everyone, you'll find plenty of them. they're all on there. but the mistake would be to consider that you have got a list of them. you cannot get a complete list of code requirements because there are too many. and you cannot become an expert. andre's been doing this 20 years, kitchen remodels. he and i, and we're still learning them. they are so many and so complicated you cannot expe

he credited a weathered appearance by rubbing glazes' into the clay while still wet.he misfires from his killed were brought in his backyard in his berkeley home. he called it his boneyard. in the last year of his life, he dug up the artifacts from his own history, and the bones were rearranged, in the were slimmer figures with wings. >> even if you knew nothing about his life or career, you sensed there was an artist dealing with this fundamental issue of life and death, the cake, netting back together, and you feel there is an attempt to deal with mortality and immortality. there is a seeking of spiritual meaning in an existential stage. >> during his 50-year career, stephen de staebler worked to form and out of the clay of the ground and give it a breath of life. matter and spirit gathers the many expressions of his meditations. and gives the viewer and insight into the artist's life. learn more about the retrospective on line at

glaze?e's not much daylight between them in the way that they talk about these laws, and in fact, there's less daylight than one might think, given the fact that when governor romney was in massachusetts being governor, he actually supported an assault weapon ban in that state, a place our coalition doesn't go. but there is also an enormous con sense among people in the country on what you ought to do, just as there is a consensus between -- and our mayors. frank once took a -- frank l. u -- luntz took a poll and 74 percent of nra members think there ought to be a criminal background check for everyone. even so that's very hard to get that done in congress and state legislatures because you have a gun lobby does not represent its memberships. it raises a lot of money, and it's paranoia. as long as that's the case and they're will to go spend money in the lkses, it's hard to get done. it's too bad. host: time magazine, polling with when it comes to public opinion, respondents, the gallup poll

brown sugar pineapple glaze. >> ignore that last segment we did. >> exactly.e raw babyback. just so people know, it's called babyback, but it's not from a baby pig or anything. nothing to get, you know, concerned about. there is a membrane here you want to pull off. start with that. >> la, la, la, la. take a paring knife and make a little incision. it's easy to pull with a towel. >> i don't like the word "membrane." >> you want to take it off because otherwise they won't fall off the bone. >> oh! >> tanya. >> that's the main reason. >> i have this spice mixture. jerk spice blend. it has pepper, paprika, warming spices, cinnamon, nutmeg, things we don't usually use as americans in meats. it's really a wonderful combination of spices. aromatic. >> what is happening here? >> our wet marinade. >> of course. >> first i rub the ribs with the dry. then we put a wet marinade with red onions and jalapeno. >> what about this stuff? >> i pour this over. that is for those who want to spice it up. habanero before you go to the grill. baby backs are lean ribs. they cook fas

for the mayor's perspective on this all too common sense this act of gun violence i'm joined by mark glaze executive director of mayors against illegal guns marc welcome thanks for having me thanks for joining us. i'm curious how many your thoughts and how many more of these shootings we need to have before something's done and if you have any comments and i was being a little political in the set up there i realize you know you represent republicans and democrats and across the board but you know to what extent is this a political problem that's right you know we have now more than seven hundred mayors we have more than eighty republicans and they are very diverse they believe different things about kind of classic gun control but the one thing that brings these people together is that they are exactly where the american public is which is that there is a lot you can do that both respects the rights of law abiding gun owners to do what the supreme court said they could do which is keep a gun in the home for self-protection but much more to keep people who should not have gone into the cha

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these to property line windows are set up relatively high in the western wall and appeared to be glazed with non transparent glass. the concerns include potential impacts at the garage roof deck to their privacy, light, and there. there is concern that it will be a source of noise. it is the department's position that the project does not contain extraordinary circumstances. the two property line windows that are immediately adjacent to the garage roofdeck are set high in wall. it would be accessible from a single unit. the usable area would be separated by at least 3 feet from the eastern and southern parameters. the department would note that if the garage structure was not present, the rear yard could be used as open space without permits being required at all. the impact is open space, it would be similar to impacts greeted by the garage roof. the recommendation is that the commission not take dr and approve the project as proposed. >> thank you. dr request your, you have five minutes. -- requestor, you have five minutes. >> ok. thank you for giving us the opportunity to speak on be

here we have a spicy beet ice cream that is exactly the color that comes out of beets with balsamic glaze. here we have my favorite sweet corn ice cream. we have paired it with fresh blueberries. if you let the ice cream melt a little bit, you have the berries in the cream. >> you do incredible flavors, very different. a little different than just vanilla, chocolate and strawberry. don't forget it is so hot. try some of the new flavors. you just create them in your mind. thanks for being here and thank you for being with us. come back and visit us. at 5:00

. >>> pass the glazed donuts. krispy cream is celebrating. they got started in north carolina on july 13, 1937. in honor of the big day, customers who buy a dozen of any of its sinfully good donuts can get a dozen original glazed for just 75 cents. >>> and who doesn't love the ice cream man? finding him, though, can sometimes be a problem, but not today in d.c. in honor of national ice cream month, the app that lets you summon a town car to your door is offering another set of wheels. six other cities and from noon to 5:00, users could have an ice cream truck show up in their neighborhood or business with a touch of a button. >> that's cool. coming up, a dozen local places with critical health violation and the common culprit has to do with mother nature. also ahead, run a red light and go airborne? wait until you see the video on this story. >> j.p. morgan takes steps to repair image in the wake of dramatic losses. i'm allison with that story coming up. >>> stocks on wall street, including stronger than expected earnings for j.p. morgan chas

ranchers are struggling, too, many having to buy food for the herds because there's no pasture to glaze >> it is just devastating. it looks like what i count the desert. >> reporter: there will be growth from these conditions, in the price of food. >> there is no question that higher corn prices. will increase the grocery bills for most households. >> reporter: economist bernard weinstein says concern prices are going to impact 75% of the what is sold in the market. >> that doesn't mean that the price at the supermarket is going to go up tomorrow but it is going to go up next week and it is going to continue to rise for a number of months. >> milk and cheese to rise as much as 6%. beef may be cheaper short term because many ranchers are selling cattle early. next summer when there's a shortage, expect to pay more. >> this beef today may be $4 a pound, it could easily be $5 or $6 a pound a year from now. >> back on the farm there is little hope for relief. >> the hardest hit area will see showers and thunderstorms this summer but they will be spotty and clustered so it won't bring the wi

a retarded and one drop some say the calls to use it was made to glaze. i think it's probably that people don't understand the right tool for the right job. if this wasn't a good place to put its. cal fire didn't request the use of the dc-10 until a date for the private company owns the supertanker the state pays $19,000 an hour to operate on top of it they did thousand dollars a day feet. you already pay the price for every mile you drive. now some. transportation agencies want to add an extra charge and the discussion this week would tax you up to a dime for every mile in the nine county region. csi reporter tells us that charge would peak during rush hour. they're not hard to find on any bay area roadway the fight to the matter is we have pommels all of the bay area. an unlikely to be fixed for free thought bay area planners considering new tax to pay for road repairs motorists would be charged to a dime for every mile traveled. the average tax about $1,500. and does not fair. the weekend death. >>> the new one would be called a vehicle miles traveled

be the trailers and moved to nearby continuation school but he knows for some students it simply to glazechlet's they deserve the chance. they deserve the effort to make its and the kids did not get that. in richmond cbs five. >>> coming up a drone hijacked but the really surprising thing is today it's how i group of college kids was able to turn a spy plane into a remote- controlled toy. >>> he says he was just doing his job so why was a lifeguard fired for saving a man from drowning? dirichlet's obviously it's better to sit next to a pretty girl and some guy. >>> the airline exp,,,, introducing smooth sensations cream cheese spread from the laughing cow. it's rich, indulgent and 45 calories. mmm it's so good -- it practically sells itself. cut, cut. sells itself? i've poured myself into this commercial. ♪ don't be boring ♪ indulge in the morning ya! [ squeaking ] yay! [ female announcer ] introducing smooth sensations cream cheese spread from the laughing cow. know you weren't imagine the a small earthquake shook the east bay tonight to hear about 840 between berkeley and piedmont. only

the point is, to think we cannot have it or we are glazing over it with independent study, i am so grateful you are working on occurred and chilling. every class she taken move toward that, you are doing what we expect everyone else. i am grateful you are there and get the importance of it. other folks have had to do it and i do not hear them complaining. nobody has ever said i had to go through this in this. they just did it. then applied for the job. i expect you all to do it as credentialed teachers. i have talked about that over and over again. it is not news to you. the trouble with these numbers, and not to believe that a school, pleae, -- please, will not take the opportunity to do it. choose independence that the instruction, which takes in a huge number of students. at two sites? i would do it. if it meant i could be using that money for something else that i was getting pressure from the state or the district, my school had to do this and really cut where they thought something was not important, i can see a school doing this. i do not believe that we cannot. we can because that i

be the trailers and moved to nearby continuation school but he knows for some students it simply to glazedirichlet's they deserve the chance. they deserve the effort to make its and the kids did not get that. in richmond cbs five. >>> coming up a drone hijacked but the really surprising thing is today it's how i group of college kids was able to turn a spy plane into a remote- controlled toy. >>> he says he was just doing his job so why was a lifeguard fired for saving a man from drowning? dirichlet's obviously it's better to sit next to a pretty girl and some guy. >>> the airline experiments beds let passengers pick who they do and don't,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, know you weren't imagine the a small earthquake shook the east bay tonight to hear about 840 between berkeley and piedmont. only measured magnitude 2.5 but a number of people called in to tell us they felt this no one reported any damage or any injuries. these drones is taking off in america. now they can be a cheap and effective way to keep an eye on things us who is really in control? jack clark on the tear that could shake up a huge new

dozen krispy kreme doughnuts today and get adducessen of the original -- a dozen of the original glazed for just 75 cents, this is in honor of the birthday for krispy kreme. >>> you can be on the lookout for dress like a cow instead. it's cow appreciation day at chick-fil-a. dressing like a cow from head to hoof will get you a free meal we're talking breakfast, lunch or dinner. dress partially in cow attire and win a complimentary entree. if you have an offer you've seen or if you're a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i'd love to hear from you on facebook. i'm jessica doyle, 9news now. >>> we have a commuter alert for metro riders. the transit agency is going to slow down trains the next time it's extremely hot. a heat kink in the track is what caused last friday's derailment near the west hyattsville station on the green line. no one was injured but three cars jumped the tracks. metro says it had no warning about the track problems. trains were going about 55 miles an hour in that section but now -- from now on during extreme heat, the trains are going to be slowed to 35 mil

if you buy a dozen doughnuts you can get a dozen of the original glazed for just 75- cents. the shop got its start in north carolina in 1937. since then they have grown to nearly 700 stores but the catch is in our area now the closest store is rockville. oh well. >> now, maryland's most powerful radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> here is what's going on. beautiful shot downtown. right now we are sitting at 75 degrees. very comfortable and the dew points in the 60s so a comfortable evening. 88 degrees at airport. registered today. look at normal, that record, set back in 1908 of 97 degrees. that will stay in the books for another year and again that morning low of 64. terms of what we are doing, what's going on, the temperatures, 75 degrees in the city limits, frederick at 79, 80 in dc and the eastern shore numbers -- we have a few clouds working across the area. we will call it mostly cloudy, we are starting to see some of the clouds up from that storm well down to the south. we will take up to the sun and the mix of sun and clouds, 73 on the

glaze, let me follow up with you. guest: the national rifle association has limited the kind of research that the government can do after what we call in washington appropriations pair did put a block on fun andding -- on funding. we do know that there are a lot of assault weapons out there and a lot of high capacity clips. and if you cut them off, presumably, the older ones would be grandfathered in. you have some many of them out there that it would take a while before they flushed out of the secondary market. if you cut off the supply of something that is highly dangerous, eventually, you to shut it off. our collection does not take a position on the assault weapons ban. but when you block something that is problematic, it will take a while, but even she, you can get there. guest: i want to focus on one thing that he said. the so-called -- the a r-15 is the best-selling rifle in the country. this is a rifle that is in common use for hunting, for shooting. it is not some exotic thing and courted from china or russia

. >> reporter: he remained utterly glazed even when the judge denied him bail. sources say holmes is not on any medication. experts theorize he's either losing his grip on reality, overwhelmed by stress, or faking it in order to get an insanity plea. meanwhile, prosecutors say this is still a very active investigation. >> we're still looking at the enormous amount of evidence. and we would never presume that it would be slam-dunk. >> reporter: the court hearing may not have provided any clues as to what made holmes allegedly snap, but this morning, we are learning much more about his downward spiral. as he used the internet to amass his arsenal of guns and ammo, he also took time to troll for dates, posting this profile on match.com that read, will you visit me in prison? courses from the university of colorado ped call school, where he was working on his ph.d. say he was the recipient of an elite government grant. meaning he could have used our tax dollars to buy all his guns. as holmes sits in jail, his parents through their spokesperson said they are standing

. >> these are the original glazed. they a they are special birthday doughnuts.you buy any dozen they will give you this whole dozen for free. if you walk into a starbucks between 12 and 3 you get a free refresher their new drink. dress like a cow gened into chik-fil-a they will give you a free meal. >> you have that cow uniform. >> lauren simonetti business network, thank you. >> you can pay 5 bucks and get a chicken sandwich. you don't have to dress up like a cow. >> time now to brew on this. >> you probably heard of this story the outfits olympians will be wearing are made in china. harry reid is talking. >> i am so upset i think the olympic committee should be ashamed of themselves they should be embarrassed they should take all of the uniforms put them in a pile and burn them. >> the olympic team says they are proud of their part cher ship with raleful lauren. they didn't address the reports of why they were made in china. that brings us to our question of the day. what do you think the team should do now with the uniforms going forward? keep them. burn them

. >> my eyes use today glaze offense.tick around because we're going to talk about another case later on. >> thanks. >> a terrorist group reportedly claims responsibility for some deadly attacks in syria. a live report on into straight ahead. plus, word of a major scientific advance that could unlock some of the biggest mysteries of our universe. that is coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour, time now for the top of the news. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. but last year my daughter was checking up on me. i wasn't eating well. she's a dietitian and she suggested i try boost complete nutritional drink to help get the nutrition i was missing. now i drink it every day, and i love the great taste. [ female announcer ] boost has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to help keep bones strong and 10 grams of protein to hp maintain muscle. all with a de

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just a light glaze add best. but be prepared for it. improvements tomorrow, you bet. it's going to be sunnier sooner. increase daytime highs. that's the trend, we're getting this low pressure to kick out as we go through tomorrow and as it kicks out we warm up. here's the system here. that's what brought us the drizzle. see it rotating around. it's going to drift over us sometime late tomorrow night and early tomorrow morning. not a big deal. then it exits and we warm up. so your wednesday looks like a pretty nice darn day. as you march through the bay area climates it's in the low 60s. around berkeley 70 degrees, 72 out toward the lafayette area. down toward morgan hill upper 70s maybe a low 80 that's all the way toward discovery bay that 80-degree reading but that's an improvement. as we get into thursday and friday you will see this in the seven day forecast, temperatures increase. the fog tomorrow morning returning to the coast. it's not picking up much drizzle. 4:00 it clears out that's nice for everybody. lots more sunshine tomorrow afternoon. but it's going to

just a light glaze add best. but be prepared for it. improvements tomorrow, you bet.g to be sunnier sooner. increase daytime highs. that's the trend, we're getting this low pressure to kick out as we go through tomorrow and as it kicks out we warm up. here's the system here. that's what brought us the drizzle. see it rotating around. it's going to drift over us sometime late tomorrow night and early tomorrow morning. not a big deal. then it exits and we warm up. so your wednesday looks like a pretty nice darn day. as you march through the bay area climates it's in the low 60s. around berkeley 70 degrees, 72 out toward the lafayette area. down toward morgan hill upper 70s maybe a low 80 that's all the way toward discovery bay that 80-degree reading but that's an improvement. as we get into thursday and friday you will see this in the seven day forecast, temperatures increase. the fog tomorrow morning returning to the coast. it's not picking up much drizzle. 4:00 it clears out that's nice for everybody. lots more sunshine tomorrow afternoon. but it's going to be warmer,

very quickly, the true political junkie, their eyes don't glaze over now.e. the gospel according to fix. our panel is here next to wrap up the week in politics. the soup of the day in the white house, caldillo of brisk et. it's kosher. you can follow the show on facebook. i grew up with a lot of my friends. i was on the jewish side and there were a lot of cubans. you are watching "the daily rundown." you are used to kosher spanish food. when i found out my irregular heartbeat put me at 5 times greater risk of a stroke, my first thoughts were about my wife, and my family. i have the most common type of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but my doctor put me on pradaxa instead to reduce my risk of stroke. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate) reduced stroke risk 35% better than warfarin. and unlike warfarin, with pradaxa, there's no need for regular blood tests. that's really important to me. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have

. >> this is glazed ka korean chicken wings. >> did you make this up yourself or get this from a korean okay. we are going to make the barbecue sauce. it's like any barbecue sauce. you know when you're making barbecue sauce at home. >> just did yesterday, of course. >> exactly. >> you caramelize onions and then dump everything in. we'll marinate this first. dump all that in. scallions, chicken wings, ginger and then toasted sesame oil. >> okay. >> and then you just mix this all in. maybe we better put a little salt oh, yeah, you're on it. >> she's on it. >> so we mix this, we marinate it. >> look at her get involved there. >> i can smell the success esam. so nice. >> isn't it? then we're going to cook that. we'll lay them out and cook that for like 40 minutes in a 400 degree oven. you do that ahead. that goes in the oven. >> so they are cooked through. >> they are literally done. >> you could eat them that way. >> caramelized onions. see how they are almost totally dark? that's the natural sugar. now we're going to dump everything that goes into a barbecue sauce. a little bit of tomato

my favorite is the cherry cola glazed ribs. 48 ounces of cherry cola. get it flat.worry about that. two cups of cherry jam. two thirds cup of mustard with horse radish. it cooks extremely well. three tablespoons of apple sider vinegar. one table spoon of hot pepper saw, and of course, it's going to work for about seven or eight pounds of pork spareribs. don't forget them, and you'll find the full recipe on ed.msnbc.com. the real tricky part in all of the family gathers especially this time of year when people are feeling good, boisterous because it's summertime, they have a few days off, this is different. now with progressives, you can me, we like to find ourselves, end up quite often finding someone in the family, a brother-in-law, uncle, cousin, who doesn't have their head screwed on right. it's health care and socialism and here we go again. although that conversation won't ruin the ribs, i guarantee you that. i want you to have the top five benefits of the affordable care act. there's a bunch of them, but we narrowed them down to easy conversation that might sh

me now from washington to discuss what changes we might expect in the wake of this tragedy is mark glaze. he is the director of mares against illegal guns. thank you so much for joining us tonight inside "the war room." >> thanks for having me governor. >> you bet. i want to start by reading off some statics for our viewers. in one year finland had 17 gun murders, canada had 200, and there were 9484 murderers by gun in the united states. how do you account for the vast disparity? >> well, the reason is obvious. the united states has the most lax gun laws of any western democracy and of much of the world, and the reason for that is the gun lobby has exercised a lock over congress and state legislatures where a lot of good work can and sometimes does get done, but people on our side of the equation need to get much more aggressive and use the fact that the overwhelming major of the americans support solutions, and mayors like myself run on and get elected on. >> hang on. want to -- want to have you talk about the specifics of what the mayors support. but just on this particular case, there

. >> my eyes are like glazed over. and i could not sleep. >> had a rough sleep. hard coming off -- work part of the week, vacation, later half of the week. your body clock has got to be twisted up. >> my days off. >> my mom and dad are in town. i have been like the tour guide. >> through new york in all the heat. >> yes. >> lucky you. >> as i like to say, ding. >> welcome. good to have you back. >> good to be back. i'm paula faris on this monday morning. >>> we'll explain who is most at risk for the computer nightmare today in just a moment. then to a developing story overnight. a tornado hit a virginia town and it is part of a powerful slow-moving storm system that will end the heat wave, but it is already causing a lot of damage as you can see from those pictures. >> so the heat will subside today. the price you pay for that are storms like this. rough few hours in parts of the. >>> from one danger to another. why so many sharks are scaring swimmers and kayakers off our shores. the precautions you should take next time you head out to the beach. what an ominous

it has grilled chicken, tequila glazed onions, brie cheese and mango sauce.t's absolutely delicious. >> where are you located? >> in falls church. we have three locations in the area. we have greenbelt and arlington. >> chris, what can we do today to celebrate national tequila day. >> chevy's has some great specials. specials on 1800 margaritas. we have a fresh watermelon margarita which is in season. we have specials on tequila shots if that's the way you want to go and there's great drinks here you can find at chevy's. >> thank you to both of you and norma as well for coming in and giving us this feast this morning. mike, i raise a glass to you. back in the studio. >> as you continue to enjoy the party, i'm hard at work here in the other room saving you money with daily deals. give your diet a jump start. gourmet style with this deal from gilt city. fresh diet will deliver to your door, breakfasts, lunches, dinners and two snacks prepared fresh daily for $168, a savings of 60%. living social is offering 25 bucks for a ticket to the city open august 4 in roc

buy a dozen krispy kreme doughnuts today and get a dozen of the original glazed for just 75 cents, thiss this nonhour of the birthday turning 75. >>> and you could be on lookout for black cats on this friday the 13th or you can dress like a cow instead. it's cow appreciation day at chick-fil-a. dressing like a cow from head to hoof will get you a free meal. breakfast lunch or dinner, dress partially in cow attire and win a complementary entree. if you have an offer you've seen or if you're a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i'd love to hear from you on facebook. one more check of traffic and weather is next right here on 9news now. >>> one more thing before we go. we wanted to mention once again the olympic athletic uniforms ralph lauren is the one who's manufacturing those. and they -- >> and designed them. >> those were manufactured in china and there has been a big dust up including senate majority leader harry reid says to burn them all and put them in a big pile. john boehner says -- >> we should know better. the usoc communications director says it's all nonsense and ra

the donut chain famous for the hot glazed donuts started out in 19 they 7 as a single shop in north carolina. the donuts were made in the shop and sold to grocery stores. the sweet smell kept people coming into the shop. they wanted a taste. so the owner decided to start selling hot donuts through the window. krispy kreme has three new birthday donuts. more new great donuts. splet with sprinkles and frosting. >> now. >> where's the samples that we can show you. >> give us a call. >> 6:38. up next on "today in the bay," a pair of olympians going for gold. one stroke at a time. >> and growing concern over a wild fire burning out of control in placer county. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every