r.t. >> no you are eating a brownie.i would be experiencing the cull nai culinn dpers. >> the moment -- wo wonders. the moment of truth. lfortall right guys i hope i hae convinced you. >> all right crystal what do you think. >> i think it looks like it used to be alive but it's in chocolate so i'm going for it. a little chocolate and a little krisecrispy. i have eet eetd eaten bugs befo. and it's no issue for me. what do you think it's going to take. >> it's going to take hitting younger generations. everyone i meet say when they feed it to kids they love it. and when they grow up they get grossed out on it. >> do you think you need to hit harder on the nutritional aspect. >> and just getting over it. there is no greenhouse gases and it's incredibly healthy. >> as an end moll gift you are not conflicted by this. >> insects are so diversion you can eat them in a diverse amount of ways. including eating them. all right after the break what you are going to be showing us. a 18-year-old genius who has created a 3 guy mention

. >> do you like the wheat brownies?e wheat brownies. >> i'm chef boy ardee selling police officers. i look at the price, look at the price. >>. >>s that what it looks like, guys ripping it up on the go-cart track. but then watch this. oh! big crash there. you might not be able to see what happened. >> that thing went airborne. >> watch it in slow motion. guy bumps into that guy and then goes flying into the grass. goes flying up in the air. can you see how high he got. >> did you see that he did like a 360 turn? >> in air. looks like he fell out there. he's on the ground. the cart is on the ground. >> you see the guy fall out on this video. cart lands on all four wheels, which is a good thing. but they're so low to the ground -- they're going really fast but they're so low to the ground, you think they're not going to go ten feet in the air. hooves traveling pretty fast and that barrier basically had a lip on it, get them set to fly in there. it's also possible he did slip on a banana. ♪ ♪ >> that's our show, everybody.

they're in the brownie room. >> don't underestimate the brownies. >> that could be energizing you. >> now you're getting personal. now you're getting personal. >> being hit with a brownie over here. melissa: goes along the same lines. 54% of companies say they have stopped their employees from going on social media sites. they don't want, just because you're at your desk doesn't mean you're being productive. you could be on there -- >> my guys aren't on social media all the tile. it is troubling. i either facebook or pinterest. >> fire them. >> they are. almost, so -- melissa: yes you can. you are saying you can't stop them? yes you can. 54% of the companies do. >> the problem if you have somebody that is really good, right, yeah they are, spending 25 minutes a day, what do you do? say, hey, no more social media? then they have their phone. >> are they creating the product that you want them to create? if i were working at apple, someone told me design the new ipad which i know nothing about, said design the new ipad i don't really care what time it takes to the design it. i have a ta

so brownie in motion was named after robert brown when he noticed that looking at paula molecules under the microscope that they had this ability to move around quite randomly. but it took about 75 years until einstein came along to action show that this movement that we see in looking under any microscope is due to the water molecules and in the states and how they are constantly moving. so light is driven by this basic physical robbery of molecules but it's driven by brownian motion. we always see pictures of dna and proteins in the static forms. but they are actually constantly jigging -- jiggling and rotating and spinning and people have described it as the equivalent of magnitude nine earthquake going on constantly inside your cells. when you think about the evolution of processes, and a lot of our biological systems are like simple gears and motors, because of this tremendous energy and shaking and movement, you would have to have a dear that goes forward. so to be like i'm trying to ride a bicycle as long as a with the backwards you would never have to battle. so just to show you

tastes like a brownie. >> fiber one, actually might help you lose weight but who is losing the bar carswell, cliff for one. >> it's a texture thing for me. >> this is like licking the floor of a sawmill in there. >> great to have fiber in there but it needs to be blended. >> chewy, maybe avoid it. >> i don't love this one. it doesn't have a lot of protein or fiber. this has one gram of protein and one gram of fiber. you may as well beeating a snickers -- beeating a -- be eating a snickers bars. >> what do you look for on the back of the box? >> at least five grams of protein and three grams of fiber. you want to look for less than 15 grams of added sugars and as little saturated fat as possible. >> in bar wars, the kind bar wins. busting out the bars on the breakdown. >> all right. i hate to say this but i'm just gonna go with the one that tastes like peanut butter and fudge. >> thanks for watching "the list." here's what's coming up tomorrow. >>> if the internet was real, probably wouldn't like things, fight with strangers or overshare. but then again, maybe you would. facebook in real

the latest acquisition for our old book collection and lucy emerged from the kitchen with a pan of brownieshe had made and at the same time the room that lyndon was down there only a few yards away. nights are-- tensist when lights are on. perhaps it was a crisis of the gulf of tonkin, of the middle east in june 1967. but sooner or later, the lights would go out and then in a few moments i would hear a little voice down the hall call out, "where's bird?" and then i would know he was home, really home. like in any american home, this place has personal touches. bookshelves that reflect individual interests of the family. old and treasured friends. one of the things that i'm proud to leave as a reminder of our time here is an addition to the white house permanent collection of paintings. it. this is our most recent acquisition for the permanent collection. gypsy girl. the first painting acquired during our stay at the white house was a winslow homer's. you can almost feel the love between the mother and her children. is she wondering what the small child is going to mean to her life? it's suc

boxes, the grocery store that have -- some really -- melissa: i love that fudge brownie.hat makes at home. cornbread. i am glad that the corn bread is not going. what do you replace it with? these serve a purpose. when i was reading light trans fats are in there. in a tub margarine it is difficult to make it go from the solid state, strep test credible it makes things moist. different without it. >> well, is used for texture, and you know, for taste. and there are a lot of options that manufacturers have to replace trans fat. just a whole host of them. melissa: if i can interrupt you for a second, there must be worse options. why isn't it already the case? >> well, it depends upon the flavor of the month. it was not that long ago. saturated fats for the worst thing on the planet. now the trans fats. he knows what will be next. to some extent it is a challenge to try and keep up with what is good and not. i think that the thing that is being missed is the question of moderation. you know, whether it is transfer and chief -- trans fat or saturated fat, the best value is --

she'd make little brownies, sit there and eat them little pieces of brownie. dear daddy, i miss you more than you miss me. i wish we were not apart. you're the best daddy in the world, i love you so much. i think about her every single day, every night. she's the first and last thing i think about every single day. i'll never choose drugs over her again. i wanted to be better than that, too. on the back of it she wrote, dear mailman, if this letter gets lost, don't send it to me, send it to prison to my daddy. on the back of her letters, dear mr. post man, if this letter gets lost, don't return it to me, send it to heaven because it's going to my angel. spell prison p-r-i-z-o-n. these emotions aren't good for me in here. they're not helping me. that's weakness, i don't want to show it. i'm so scared to let those people see who i really am. so scared maybe they'll make fun of me for it or hate me for it. tattooed up gangster who cries in his cell every night. >>> coming up -- >> how can you even remotely be able to justify that to me? you better hope he don't d

>> brownie, you're doing a heck of a job. (audience reacts). (laughter) oh, oh, oh, that is just wrong. because he's not doing a heck of a job. the point is, obama couldn't make health care work, so his legacy is now set-- bad at using technology to extend life, good at using technology to end it. (audience reacts) and this failure goes beyond the web site, folks. remember, the president repeatedly said "if you like your plan, you can keep it." but now millions of plans are being canceled. so last week, the president held a press conference to address the problem. jim? >> oh, the humanity! >> stephen: no, no, no! jim, no, wrong disaster. (laughter) you know what? you know what? i think cnn's the don lemon put obama's public implosion into the proper perspective. >> you won't find two politicians who've had worse weeks than president obama and toronto mayor rob ford. they've had a pretty bad week. (audience reacts) president obama saying sorry over and over for his so-called signature achievement, obamacare, rob ford admitting to be a crack smok

. >> brownie's hit.wnie's hit. >> i think it helps because i think the media in the united states sort of censors a lot of like real combat footage. >> we're receiving small arms fire. >> i think it goes a long way to tell the american people that this war that we're in isn't so black and white. going to war shouldn't be something that is just taken so lightly. you know. >> during their time in afghanistan, van, ben and phil each sustained significant physical injuries including concussions, ruptured ear drums and broken bones. they earned five purple hearts among them. all three men finish their tours and all of them struggle with memories of the war. but they agree what got them through is their brotherhood. >> i would do it all over again only if i had them. >> as often as we can, we try to get together. we're trying to make new memories so the old memories aren't the same old war stories. we're trying to make new stories. whenever we can get together with these guys, i try and do it. they're the best

i said extra brownie points if you mentioned him. congratulations.n't know what that means. we are going to work on that rhyme a little bit and take it to the rhyme doctors. >> and fix it? >> and a little surgery, i think. >> come up with your own rhyme. tweet us #morningrhyme and #earlystart. >>> twitter is getting set for its big ipo. if you're looking to get in, christine romans will tell us what the price might be. e thing? all we do is go out to dinner. that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great...what? he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at restaurants. so he's just racking up points with me. some people... ugh! no, i've got it. the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on dining out and entertainment, with no annual fee.to apply, go to citi.com/thankyoucards and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd

he bakes the bis cotty and the muffins and brownies himself. >> two coffees. >> the morning rush at his restaurant may only last for 15 minutes, but have no doubt there is a morning rush. ryeland is the one who takes the orders and handles the money. on this morning, he takes in close to $100. not all of it for him, though. he is a second grader with not only a head for business, but a heart of gold. half of all the money he makes makes its way to the elementary school. he wanted to help boost the school's technology fund. >> i think he's a future entrepreneur. >> his parents did not push him to do any of this. their toughest job is holding him back. >> this whole thing has been him pushing and pushing and pushing, which is great. >> he's been talking about owning a restaurant since he was three. people are convinced this will only get bigger, but never be sweeter. he does the baking. he runs the show in there. mom and dad are there to help. he runs the show out of the restaurant as well. he's the one in charge. the kind of money we're talking about, it's not going to rescue the califor

and now, if you'll excuse have a batch of hash brownies in the oven. >> and that is tonight's speed read. >>> and, yet there's more. it hardly seems impossible. there's more bad news for the problem-plagued website. today, the advisor saying the site is improving, but higher volumes of visitors are exposing new capacity and software iss s issues. andy is the ceo of hov software. good evening, andy. >> good evening. >> okay, so tell me, what does it mean, higher volumes of visitors are exposing new capacity and software issues? that doesn't sound particularly good. what does that really mean? >> basically what it means is they're having bandwidth issues based on the shear number of people visiting the website, which is really a big surprise to me. >> why is that a surprise? i mean, at least -- i mean, of course, the government predicted there'll be millions, everyone will go flocking to this website. they expected actually, you know, i think more than we're getting, so you would have thought the bandwidth -- that's the one thing they would have been ready for. >> that is correct. every sc

here, have a brownie. one. aw, a tweat for mommy's schnookums. ma, tell him i'm not your lap dog.e's not my lap dog, robert. i just wanna thank everybody for being such a loving family.

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i can clarify that -- >> i'm saying like edibles like a brownie or cookie cottage industry. would they still have to follow the ncd regulations or would this now fall under the cottage industry and they're allowed to sell their products as such? he >> i believe they're still required to follow the ncd regulations but i can confirm and check for you. >> thank you. >> commissioner o'brien. >> so, if i understand, you're talking about making this ordinance effective city-wide? >> cottage food ordinance is effective city-wide, correct. an accessory use provision would be made across all zoning categories. accessory use requirements would be across all zoning categories. >> so, i'm trying to understand exactly what would the planning department do. i mean, so, they don't have to get an approval from the planning department. if it's an approved activity city-wide, do they? they don't have to check that it's zoned for this or anything like that because it's approved city-wide already. >> there is still a referral at the staff level to make sure that the proposed activity matches wh

just wish they would click you when you go more than 10 miles an hour below because you don't get brownie points. it's just as dangerous. >> is that how you drive? >> no, that's not how i drive. let's talk about the supertyphoon. it's no longer a category 5, but when it rolled into the central philippines estimated winds were 195 miles per hour, estimated. they don't measure them like we do and they had 5 to 10 umps of rainfall and gusts over 2 -- inches of rainfall and gusts over 200 miles an hour, over 100 killed, hundreds of thousands evacuated. it's down to a category 3 is the good news. bad news, it will make landfall again in vietnam probably tomorrow afternoon. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, 41 now, downtown temp, relative humidity still only 49% winds calm. we've got a dry air mass, clear skies, calm winds, temps falling like a stone. satellite picture radar combined, a few clouds earlier. now they've thinned. we have generally clear skies tonight and tomorrow morning, a few clouds may mix with sunshine by afternoon. breezy all weekend,

. >> bring me back one of those wonderful killer brownies from out there in dayton, will you? >> i will do it. i will do it, for sure. >> have a great weekend, courtney, courtney reagan reporting. it was not all smooth sailing. a fight broke out in a walmart in elken, north carolina, apparently over discounted flat screen televisions. look at that. similar incidents have also been reported elsewhere around the country. >>> and at 1500, walmart stores across the nation protesters were planned demanding higher wages, more full-time positions, and better working conditions. at this chicago walmart, ten protesters were arrested after scuffling with police. only two of them were actual walmart workers. with sales off to a strong start this holiday weekend, experts are predicting a very merry holiday shopping season for stores. the national retail federation predicts $602 billion in total consumer spending in the final two months of the year. that's a nearly 4% increase from last year. predicting 3.9% growth, so we think it's going to be a very strong season. historically for the la

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is the fact that from law and the french president is going to israel this week he'll score some brownie points there for sure and then france has a very important relationships with the gulf arabs including the saudis and wants to sell more weapons so i think there are a mixture of motives. in crystal peter lavelle and he's going to debate whether the hardline stance of wisdom pals against iran's nuclear program is justified is a brief previously. priscilla's easy in in for the in south after her on was not long was not transparent according to the nonprofessional if you have you can pursue but you have to be transparent and. when you establish your you for you you will you put you build a place in order to enrich uranium so you know it's i think kind of commander information but again i don't want to go into detail into the know but i agree with what i what i was saying is that if you look at how countries view the western assault on iran for the last few decades most countries in the world disagree with it very strong majority against it it is the perception is is that they again the

. >> reporter: angie and her friend alex baked brownies and added this certificate, telling marra's storyto the frederick's mission. >> it's nice because there are a lot of people who don't have what a lot of people take for granted. >> the first thing i did was i was at a traffic light and there was a homeless person at the intersection and i never have cash on me and i had cash on me so i gave them the cash in my wallet. >> reporter: we paid it forward too. it felt good. susan and maurice, two people who say they live in the woods in frederick said it made them feel better. >> we're so stigma tizeed because we're out here like this. >> it doesn't have to be something huge, just something that will make their day a little easier. >> reporter: on a special day where little marra was sorely missed, these stories are keeping her family warm. >> incredible, especially on thanksgiving, to hear how people are just continuing to pay it forward and love people. >> debra alfarone, wusa 9. >> we'll ve a link to amy olsson's facebook page if you want to brighten someone's day in marra's honor. >>>

i he'll score some brownie points there for sure and in france has a very important relationships with the gulf arabs including the saudis and wants to sell more weapons. so i think they're a mixture of motives and in coastal region of the easiest debate whether the hardline stance of which can cause against the rules you can for them is justified here's a brief previously priscilla is the name for doing and in the south of tokoroa. no was not the law was not transparent according to the known proficiency you how you can pursue but you have to be transparent to go to it. although when you establish your new flight ua you will you play you will the police in order to enter into any of you. this is just because i think i'm the fat kind to stifle widget but again i don't wanna go into the killing to that now the idea is great with the one. if you look at how countries view the western assault on iran. the last few decades most countries in the world disagree with it very strong majority against it is the perception is visiting again the americans and its close allies hijack what we mean b

until you get all of the ingredients from america, like the tomato and corn and so on, it's beigy-browny, muddy-colored. but, fortunately, we don't taste with our eyes, we taste with our mouths. >> exactly. can i taste? [laughs] wow, i really thought i wasn't going to like that, and it is absolutely delicious. there are so many flavors in there that are kind of familiar, but they're like a distant cousin, you know? i can taste pepper, but it's so much more sort of perfumed. >> if you get the balance right, it stops being spicy and becomes spiced, and that's the aim. >> at the end of the 15th century, venice still dominated the european spice trade, but a power over on the western edge of europe wanted a piece of the action. the portuguese grew tired of the venetian stranglehold. they poured money in to alternative ways to get the spice. after thousands of lost lives, they clinched it. they devised a ship that could sail upwind, which meant it could go round the southern tip of africa. the race for spice was on. the portuguese were the fiercest pursuers of spices, because lisbon laid at t

law they told me they felt like egypt to turn back time to the mubarak days when these kinds of brownies were swiftly moved from the streets by security forces who in fact to be given carte blanche to use violence to move people on so certainly feels like we've moved into a new era here in egypt people were fired on by tear gas and water cannons heavily beaten within moments of coming to the streets to protest in defiance of this particular new piece of legislation they were rounded up among those dozens that were arrested including sixty women and very well known activists including one human rights lawyer now this sparked uproar across the country egypt committee of fifty years in the last few days of drafting egypt's constitution had to suspend that session of the ten of its members walked out in anger over these arrests there's also been a lot of comments made by egypt's political faction saying these protests will cannot continue. really yet to be seen what's going to happen but certainly egypt's feeling like it's moving into a new era where people can demonstrate people do have a v

thanks for joining us with their daughter died on the brownie watching bank. we stopped in with that tug of war between the eu and russia fought a difference a but the former east and roll daily friday at a summit in if you aim your children motive that day but sign up to the use eastern partnership program for the year fell well short of its chief ago ukraine confirming he would not be taking calls. brisbane city to you clean it the stunning calling the decision he made last week to remain in russia's sphere of influence. there are a customs union we must get that despite meeting the eu he is that's the theory of summits for the last day. as one of the week of protests backing calls but that's got a tractor pulls from doing its own way of the state's attempts to bring ukraine into your info. a good according to the door to go it but that he had looked up the word about ukraine. and she did yesterday. i picked up until that morning the country people who are working on trying to come up with the card that i stayed in the all ukrainian government to think that

. >> brownie. >> yes. >> i watched you lick cocaine crumbs out of a shacked carpet. >> i can't believe they put this stuff on tv. who are these people? >> it's true. when you watch the shows, there's gradations. mum is an interesting show. it shows you multi generations of basically vul gar depravity in the family. there's something subversive. it's produced by chuck lorr yorks who gave us "big bang theory", and "two and a half men", there's something about vulgarity and television when presented in shows that are not technically proficient. it's possible that "mum" may be remembered. i don't think the others will. you have "the crazy ones", robin williams. he's a senior citizen. again, this is a show with a high percentage of seniors watching it. >> he plays a goof ball. he's not as bad as other characters. what happened. is it just the baby boomers, it's the generation ta we are. in the past older characters tended to be role models. >> it's true. there's a lot of interesting things with media. there's so many television channels putting out shows. you can kind of make a case for alm

like the super bowl for them here at glide and you can tables are set and the desert bar i can see brownies and it smells amazing out here. there will be happy folks with tummies filled and i am told everybody shows up for thanksgiving and christmas but come december 26th, that is when the volunteers drop off and keep that in mind, flied needs volunteers not just thanks give being day but all the nonprofit areas need help. >> dave and i are getting dash needing help. as you can see glide is preparing hundred of thanksgiving meals and this is must a few for people who can't leave their homes because of age or illness. they will deliver thanksgiving meals -- thanksgiving meals right to their doorstep. they can partake this thanksgiving and reach out to others as well. >> we plan to prepare -- they plan to prepare for 4,000 thanksgiving meals today. >>> a gas pipeline that runs under the city of san carlos will be back at their facilities. it was taken out pause of safety concerns and they warn the pipeline could create another san bruno and i am quoting situation. you may remember a pipeline

. >> ryan was asking about could he get marijuana, notice he didn't ask anything about brownies, i'm so glad he didn't get there. the cupcakes look fantastic. they certainly work better than obama care and much sweeter too. so we thank ryan for going in the field. according to kathleen sebelius, it's not her fault she can't enroll in medicare, that's just the way the law is written. >> if it was possible for you to forego your government insurance -- >> i don't -- >> it's a yes or no question. >> if you had affordable -- if you can, will you? that's a yes or no. if you can, will you? >> i will take a look at it. >> that's not an answer. >> if she really wants to go under the obama care exchanges, of course she can. you know what? she doesn't want to and that's why he isn't. neither is president obama and his family. when the cook won't eat what comes out of the kitchen, that tells me something might be wrong with what's on the plate. the reason that americans don't want it -- >> mike doyle says that obama care will save him him money because he won't have to pay for his son's health

by the way, ryan was asking about could he get marijuana, notice he didn't ask about brownies.nd i am so glad he didn't go there. by the cupcakes, they look fantastic. they certainly work better than obama care and much sweeter, too. we thank ryan for going out. and according to kathleen sebelius, it is not her fault she can't enroll in obama care, that is the way the law was written. >> if it is possible for you to forego government program you have now, will you tell the american public yes, i will go in the exchanges next year like everybody else. >> sir, the way the law is written. >> yes, nor. if you are wrong. >> i don't give misinformation to the american. i don't want to give misinformation. >> i want you to research. >> you go into the exchanges? if you can, will you? >> that is yes, no. >> i will look at it. i don't have any idea. >> that is not a yes or no. >> if it she really wants to go under the obama care exchanges, of course she can. she doesn't want to. and that's why she isn't and neither is president obama and his family. you know when the cock won't eat what