fatburg. we should have lead with fatburg. that does it for me. i'm twreg gutfeld -- i'm greg gutfeld, your fatburg. powerful prime time in all of cable news. >> laura: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: [shouting] >> laura: as threats against the united states intensify, the liberal "the washington post" scorches president obama over the war on terror. [shouting] >> laura: we'll have the latest. >> the gap between the have and have notes. [ applause ] >> is getting wider and wider. it's going to be a problem that no amount of police can solve. >> laura: a dire warning from rapper jay-z as he launches the latest salvo in the class warfare debate. >> i don't want to really scare america but the real problem is there is no million class. >> laura: is the hip hop millionaire just another out

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they've dubbed it the fatburg. it's blobby and oozy and it reminded us, thank you, howie, it reminded us of the blob. remember? >> that's the first horror movie i ever saw. >> 1958, look. ♪ >> every one of you watching this screen, look out, because soon, very soon, the most horrifying monster menace ever conceived will be oozing into this theater. >> i want to see it. >> "the blob." >> where is it? >> come under the door, it would crawl. run, run! comes under the door. it creeps. it eats you alive. >> that is ridiculous. >> danger. >> steve mcqueen. >> i miss movies like that. that's when movies were movies. >> remember when "jaws" was really scary? the movie "jaws"? looks kind of dumb now, but when you saw it then, i remember how terrifying it was. now everything looks so much more real. >> you know, christine, my dear, dear friend, is to this day terrified of birds because of the movie, hitchcock movie, "the birds." >> you could see that happening. >> yeah. >> that's scary, yeah. yeah. >> it is scary. >>> all ri

is getting worldwide attention after london sewer workers removed a 30,000-pound lump of lard, a fatburg said to be as big as a bus. >> i've seen grease balls as large as volkswagens. >> reporter: part of the problem is wet wipes like these. san francisco sewage crews use high-resolution cameras to scope out grease clogs. >> it just builds up all around the service. >> reporter: water is pumped in under high pressure to pop the grease pimple. the city also sends special trucks to restaurants. slurping up used grease to recycle for fuel. the goal is to get the sewers on a fat-free diet. >> we spend about $3 million to $4 million unclogging sewers. >> reporter: adding to the problem, about 30% of san francisco's sewers are more than 100 years old, making getting the grease out of old pipes a bit more than a sticky job. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now. just how big is 15 tons? it's roughly the equivalent of 15 average cars or one dinosaur, at least according to the best scientific estimates. it's also the weight of harvard universi

other companies adjusting or thinking of making changes clr forever 21, fatburger and perhaps delta,pecifically cite obamacare as a reason. alison kosik has much more. tell us, alison. >> we did speak with the ceo a few moments ago, and he pointed out he's not criticizing other companies, but did say that starbucks' success over the years is directly tied to recognizing that success is best when shared. he went on to say that health care benefits are about self-esteem for employees and their families. so it seemsening in case that it's not just goodwill for him that he recognizes that it does go back to the business. he says that shareholder value is directly tied to employer value. that happier employ embrace tend to be better workers, they stick around longer. that's important because there is generally a high turnover in kind of fast food establishments like starbucks, and this consistency helps maintain the quality of the product. but shultz says the health care costs are likely going to rise because of this. he doesn't say if he was sure about how much, but he did acknowledged a