>> whitish, grayish. >> reporter: a moscow passenger said the salmon that was served appeared to be asandma. >> maybe the even is to drink. >> that's always the best way to go. always, definitely. >> reporter: ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. oh, for the glamourous days of pan am. when passengers dressed like don draper and meals were refined. if only modern airline food were as stanley kubrick imagined it in 2001 "space odyssey" the only thing kubrick got right was 2012, the food in those foil containers -- >> what is that chicken? >> something like that. >> reporter: there's little resemblance to anything you might find on planet earth. >> this is serious, airline food is the grown-up equivalent of a school lunch. >> reporter: and of course we pay for the nose for the privilege, according to a new survey released this week, that packet of sprinkles comes at 495% mark-up, enough to make you wish gordon ramsey would sort them out. >> i want to know now between you two muppets what the [ bleep ] are you doing? >> the airlines are well aware of complaints from frequen

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and by the way, it's no longer a black and whitish you alone. you have spanish. you have asian folks. this is not -- you know, the same old battles. we got this stew that is bubbling up from people everywhere. we have to make sure that we in our own lives, our own families and workplaces do a better job of treating everybody with basic respect. and understanding that not everybody starts off in the same situation. imagining what it would be like if you were born in an inner city and had no job prospects anywhere within a 20-minute radius. or how does it feel being born in some rural county where there's no job opportunities in a 20-mile radius. seeing those two things as connected as opposed to separate. so, you know, we have work to do. but overall, i think on this front the trend lines will be good. chrissy is going to get the last question. chrissy is -- you know, i've been knowing her since springfield, illinois. when i was a state senator, she listened to what i had to say. so the least i can do is give her the last question as president of the united states

but the charities raised the alarm when they discovered the strange, whitish color of the meat. the beef had been ordered from poland, which was a controversial decision from the outset. was it the cdc, that pompous jew on nathan the b at a club to ben andy skagit go, are they probably molly, me up will human don't wanna yesterday. just take a look. what would log? no, they be wanted. try bianca. la. la. la. la peterson. la putting on a downward getty theme on there. dick sick hub. examined will this in recent years, the rest of europe has purchased a lot of cheap polish beef. it's competitive prices do partially to low labor costs . as a result, poland has become one of the world's leading meat, produces within industry worth around $6000000000.00 euros a year. but some are concerned cash down to cl jenny, july's champ leo, come she'd on brentwood. what else late july can't, will, is chocolate will even it is usually his highness or pleasure. i think toward his enjoy the whole jelly early to pull yourself as much as you laid off and put it in from sydney. an actor i couldn't wa

. >> this is not a black-and-whitish shoe. this is a national crisis. i believe this is a crisis. for white people to come out and show how deeply they were hurt and asians and different people from different nations and different parts of the world to come out and show that they felt the same way i felt on that video, i greatly appreciate it. it's like a sense of i'm not the only one that feel this is way." >> reporter: eric garner's daughter saying this is not a black or whitish shoe. this is what we've seen around the past two nights. very diverse and eclectic groups of demonstrators all of them here in the wake of the lack of an indictment in the eric garner case but also trying to shine a spotlight on a mission to reduce the use of force and generate a larger conversation on police practices, christine. >> in times square, alexandra field. thank you for that. in washington, a few hundred protesters outside the department of justice, a few hundred grew to thousands weaving their way peacefully through the capital. blocking traffic as they marched fast 14th street bridge and do

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and obviously a be canceled guy because he is a whitish gender male who abuses mrs. close discriminate against children based on behavior, whereas red, which is a communist color, makes children sit on his lap, makes people destroy trees and exploit cells. so sorry kids sandler is not coming to town anymore. i follow these instructions. stick to the spirit of christmas. you decide. i good and i dream shaped bankers are those with there's things we dare to ask what happened? i make no sense. you know borderline number please. and you as emerge. we don't have authority. we don't to look back seen the whole world needs to be ready. people are judgment. come in with them. we can do better, we should be doing better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great. the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together with ah, civilian death and destruction, an afghan wistful blower. less than the lead on america's throne pro

not whitish, not eggshell, not ecru... whatever that is. white. that's my tide. what's yours? "first look." i'm lynn berry. last night on "late night with jimmy fallon," he spoke about one congressman's claim that had an all-too-familiar ring to it. >> ohio congressman bill johnson says his twitter account was hacked yesterday after an image of a naked man was posted on his page. you know what they say? when the lord taketh a weiner, he then giveth a johnson. congressman johnson said someone hacked his account and posted a naked picture. this week was spain's annual running of the bulls, or as bulls are reporting it or as the bulls reported, this was the annual kicking of the idiots. spain held the running of the bulls. it's not as scary as the event in the u.s., the running of sarah palin. you don't want -- can't touch it. can't touch this. >> tonight jimmy welcomes actress marisa tomei and billy ray cyrus. that's tonight weekends 12:35, 11:35 central on your local nbc station. >>> time for your first look in the nbc entertainment news. the long awaited ""harry potter and the

if you looked outside yesterday in the later afternoon, it kind of had that let whitish/gray look to the sky. that's because some of the high clouds are starting to move in ahead of irma's moisture. in the lehigh valley, 10:00 a.m., 66 degrees, up to 77 by 2:00. in delaware, 55 degrees, moving to 75. and along new jersey neighborhoods, about the same. notice we're at 79 degrees, 2:00 in the afternoon. low 80s for our high temperatures. the shore, a little cooler. mid 70s but mostly cloudy by later in the afternoon. as we start to see all of the cloud cover rolling in throughout the region. high temperatures -- yesterday, high of 76. a little below average for this time of year. today, right near average, 81. the average is 80. then that's the trend that continues. 79 wednesday. 83 thursday. and 82 friday. we're looking around where we should be temperaturewise. the thing is, we're also going to be looking at on and off showers as early as late today. really wednesday, thursday, and friday in the forecast. here's irma. i want to show you down south we're seeing drying conditions in ge

many american republicans believe the 2020 presidential election was stolen from donald trump, whitish nationals, midland, a mentally authoritarian and it is anti democratic people in our investigates. help the spread of wild conspiracy theories is undermining us democracy america's authoritarians park to on a jazeera lou . the me again, you're watching. i just a reminder of on top stories this out ukraine, as called an emergency meeting as top officials after russia said it would next for ukrainian regions on friday. that's after referendums in these areas where according to moscow, people voted overwhelmingly to join russia. us president biden has warned how can ian, could we the deadliest in florida history and has declared a major disaster hearken, knocked out electricity to more than 2500000 homes and businesses. final presidential debate is underway in brazil ahead of sundays in election president louis enough. the silver is the front runner, even leading his nearest rival incumbent child bull sonata, in opinion polls. a thousands of russians have fled the country since president

not whitish, not eggshell, not ecru... whatever that is. white. that's my tide. what's yours?ok," i'm lynn berry. >>> another blow to afghan president hamid karzai's inner circle after gunmen killed one of his close advisers as well as a member of parliament, taliban is claiming responsibility. it comes less than a week after the assassination of karzai's half brother. >>> some terrifying moments in canada when a sudden and violent storm caused the main stage at an ottawa blues festival to completely collapse. look at that there. the performing band cheap trick managed to escape unharmed but at least five stage volunteers were hurt. one seriously. >>> well, first it was mila kunis, then justin timberlake, now 90-year-old actress betty white has been invited to the marine corps ball. in a youtube ball ray lewis called the legendary "golden girl" funny, sweet and mature, the all-around perfect woman. where there's a good story, there's always betty white. it always works out that way. >>> here's your "first look" at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12479 a

. >> reporter: as you just saw, so much of this has turned into a black and whitish. and i'll tell you something, bruce, in the case of zimmerman, by definition he isn't a white man. he's, in fact, biracial. his father is white but his mother is peruvian. they identify quite a bit with the hispanic side of their heritage but aus just saw it's this black and white obsession that is fueling the emotions we saw hear in washington today. ken ken, wusa 9. >> ken, thanks a lot. similar demonstrations took place around the country including new york. sanford, florida, milwaukee, and atlanta to protest the acquittal of george zimmerman. hundreds showed up in new york's union square. there was a large police presence at all of the demonstrations across the states of new york and new jersey. no reported problems. there was some violence in oakland, california. at least 100 people showed up for a rally to denounce the zimmerman acquittal. police say at some point a few people broke off and smashed windows and started fires. cars were vandalized and some buildings were spray pain

>> it would look relatively whitish-gray.me the pattern.pi'm giving it the >> reporter: these days, he experiments with different kinds of drinking glasses, sheets of glass, and whiskeys from different parts of the world. ⌞> have you ever tried chocolate milk? have you ever tried seven-up, you know? >> i've tried a lot of different alcohols. i found that they have to be aged in a cask. so they have to be in a wooden csk, you know, taking in, you know, all the organic material from the wood into that spirit tat was put in there. tequila, that will work. that will give me some interesting images. vodka won't. >> i mean you have an area of knowledge that probably nobody in the world has. >> yeah. i'm not sure what to do with it, but -- >> reporter: in fact, he's done plenty with it. his whiskey photos have been featured in "the new york times" and in "national geographic." they inspired a published scientific paper. and they're published in a coffee table art book. >> the ignored over the overlooked can have relevance, can have

what why was the oil at nine percent which we just saw today oil has been on a downward trajectory whitish it up today because hot money loves somewhere to go that speculative in commodities or one of those places and so when you have somebody that thinks that we're going to get currency debasement which is essentially what borrowing more money is there where do people go they go into commodities so you see moves in gold you see moves in silver you see moves in oil. and of course the problem with moves in oil is that it makes gas prices go up which one does this consumer flush knows that you have because now it costs more fill your tank up to go in the morning and nobody likes that and nobody's going to take a summer vacation if they can't afford the road trip which you said you noticed on your road trip that you've been taken across the u.s. i appreciate you being on the show that's all we have time for i think that was karl denninger van in studio he's author and traitor and a frequent guest in florida thank you very much. all right let's wind down with viewer feedback before we let you

>>reporter: diversity is not just a black and whitish u. that's the message eva longoria is taking to the oscar's red carpet and asking those attending the academy award to wear a brown women for the lack of latina women in florida. she's -- >> when your hero says you can't -- [indiscernible]. burn the >> how big will batman beat superman be. the super hero flick could debut from $100 million to $140 million. why such a wide range. deal pool dayebuted around -- debuted at $70 million and earned more than that. >>> the model and tv lost new cook book features a picture of her dog with -- she learned about it after 100 or so calls. she added she's changed her number, but she appreciates all the kind voicemails. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>> still ahead on first at 4:00. >> walmart is being sued over this. parmesan cheese. find out what the lawsuit claims. >>> what is the fire ball in the sky. more of that coming up at first lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man, wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always

it's not a black or whitish shoe, it's not an old or younger shoe, it's not a rich or poor issue.t crosses all lines. people feel it's okay to eat the stuff like candy because a doctor gave it to them. these irresponsible physicians have legalized it in many people's eyes. >> while some overprescribing doctors might be at the root of tampa's drug problem, once the pills reach the street, people like jessica come into play. >> when you have an addiction, you're going to get it. it doesn't matter if you get it from a drug dealer or a doctor, if they don't get it from me they'll get it from somebody else. >> i know you're happy to see me. >> she's been charged with trafficking vicodin, burglary and dealing in stolen properties. she's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. and though she's never been convicted for it, she admits to having dealt drugs in the past. >> it's fast money. easy lifestyle to live just because the money comes so fast. it's easy to get. it's easy to learn how to do. >> look what we're eating for lunch. >> sandwiches. >> this is a mess. >> being here has opened

it's not a simple black and whitish. >> i can't wait to see it.lly provocative. >> and it's relatable to everybody, i think. >> you just don't see it that often on tv. >> that's just one topic, as lisa said, of what will be the new season of "this is life," and be sure to check out the new season of banthony bourdain "parts unknown" on sunday night at 9:00. i was thinking around 70. to and before that?re? you mean after that? no, i'm talking before that. do you have things you want to do before you retire? i'd really like to run with the bulls. wow. hope you're fast. i am. get a portfolio that works for you now and as your needs change with investment management services. i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. when i get in, i literally say "ahhh." america loves the leesa mattress. we have more 5 star customer reviews than any other mattress of its kind. this bed hugs my body. i'm now a morning person. hello, bed of my dreams. discover how leesa's innovative design provides an extraordinary sleep experience. then place you

they were whitish. there's a certain skepticism about them.ants crowded into the tenaments of new york's lower east side. throngs of children played in the streets. >> many nationalities gathered together in settlements of their own. >> they worshiped differently, had different religions, they're speaking yiddish, all things that are completely new to america. >> all of it horrified america's wealthy elite, the blue bloods of park avenue and fifth avenue. >> they begin to freak out. they freak out and say we can't allow all these hooards of new immigrants to come who are so different from us, they're going to change our country. these immigrants threaten everything they hold dear about america. >> so some of the nation's most prominent men got together and hatched a plan. >> these are men who saw themselves as the best and the brightest for sure. these are respected people. >> they put their money and prestige behind scientists who were studying so-called inferior races. a pseudo science called eugenics. >> whether you would be a good immigran

that whitish reflection, that's where it turned into snow about 4500 feet.continues tonight the fog will be forming, as we get dry north and northwesterly. it will keep chilly. chance of fog formation pretty good by sunrise tomorrow. future cast shows by mid week, low pressure is carving up west coast. as we've mentioned before the computer models that look at this stuff for all over the map with the timing and the amounts. the closer we get the better doesn't look like it'll get wet to some degree. wednesday, tomorrow morning, it is a chilly start for monday. 7:22 am, temperatures will only be in the upper 30s. by the time the day ends we will of mostly sunny skies, visibility should be great, mostly in the mid-50s, plenty of sun. to sum it up after a rogue shower or two, increasing sunshine temperatures will be cool tomorrow in their 50s, scattered showers around the bay area or wednesday. especially in the earlier part of the week. san francisco, big travel day, mostly sunny, 54 degrees. it'll be 43 degrees and old mills field. 51 degrees in atlanta they

it's not a black or whitish shoe, it's not an old or younger shoe, it's not a rich or poor issue.t crosses all lines. people feel it's okay to eat the stuff like candy because a doctor gave it to them. these irresponsible physicians have legalized it in many people's eyes. >> while some overprescribing doctors might be at the root of tampa's drug problem, once the pills reach the street, people like jessica come into play. >> when you have an addiction, you're going to get it. it doesn't matter if you get it from a drug dealer or a doctor, if they don't get it from me they'll get it from somebody else. >> i know you're happy to see me. >> she's been charged with trafficking vicodin, burglary and dealing in stolen properties. she's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. and though she's never been convicted for it, she admits to having dealt drugs in the past. >> it's fast money. easy lifestyle to live just because the money comes so fast. it's easy to get. it's easy to learn how to do. >> look what we're eating for lunch. >> sandwiches. >> this is a mess. >> being here has opened

so it is not a black whitish it is a nation issue.le are operating in fear and afraid to walk out of homes. and i know that is not what god intended for our country. i know that, we know that. >> it is an american problem but here are these two now sadly well-known cases in florida. travon martin and now your son. florida seem to have a special problem here. we have big following in florida with the nra i can see that. looking at their website you know, and everyone looks at florida as far as concealed weapon permits i think it has tripled over the last few years. i know the nra has over four million members. people want to bear arms. i upt stand that. people want to have concealed weapons now. when i say it is a problem not just the state of florida. i see that as a problem states are operating as individual countries. when you go to europe, you know, the size is around the same but you see each state size is a country in europe. we are operating like a country. each state if colorado wants marijuana then they goat et it. if florida

when i started listening to some of the other people, it's not just a whitish you.ll americans are having this. you have this elite class getting richer and richer and richer. the middle class and the poor -- the poor have gotten just poorer, and that's, you know, where things have changed. >> but even after 27 years in the white power movement, jeff's poison mindset isn't his only hurdle. his entire livelihood comes from peddling neo-nazi merchandise on a website he runs. >> this here is an education into neo-naziism. everything from the clothing to the music to the pamphlet to the down loads to the video games and patches. let's kill the [ bleep ]. >> this is probably the most extreme cd we have released. >> i'm horrified by what jeff is showing me and trying to remember that this is his only source of income. >> if i walk into a place to try to get a job, what am i going to put on my resume? commander of the national socialist movement. you can google my name, and that's all that comes up. >> i can recognize how hard it is. but boohoo. you made the bed. how does

well another 18,000 residents of tested positive for the deadly virus as a higher governor mike the whitishs a state order requiring nursing homes to notify families of the resident or staff member becomes infected in 24 hours. >> the president set to announce his opening the country counsel, members today as the administration works toward bringing back the us economy. >> we have some of the biggest from every business on this council and a lot of smart people. i think they will give us some good advice but we want to be very safe. at the same time we got to get our country open. >> what big questions does the council need to answer before we are ready to open for business. former chief economist of the national trade commission peter morici, thanks for coming on, appreciate it. the first question they need to answer, which businesses are going to open first and which ones have to wait? >> the council call only provide the governor's guidance but i suggest it will be things like hardware stores, clothing stores where you can space out how many people are in the store. at the public levels

. >> excessive cold, numbness, maybe whitish discoloration particularly in the extremities, fingers and toes. >> reporter: out here in medina i've already seen quite a few people walking here through the square because it's the 22nd annual ice festival. it is -- this cold weather doesn't matter. they are going to come out here and enjoy it. you should too. there's a lot of sculptures. remember what i said, layer up if you're heading out even if it's to medina or anywhere else to celebrate valentine's day. be smart, use common sense. we want to protect everyone. if you saw janessa webb's 7-day forecast a little bit ago we're almost through. and we'll get to that friday of 50 degrees. live in medina, meg shaw, newschannel 5. >> there are folks behind you getting ready for the day. braving the elements for sure. >>> now to breaking news. i-480 westbound is closed right now between ridge and teagueman roads, there's an accident and all westbound traffic is being routed off the interstate at ridge road. we'll keep you updated on the story as it developments. >>> the frigid weather blamed for

u i am at the forefront, the muslim attack, and i agree with fareed, it is not a simple black and whitish shoe. it is not just one word and there is at once islamist extremism, and you cannot just bury your head in the sand and say it is not islamic, but it is islamist. and it has to be be islamism. so when you say it has to be defeated by the islamic, and the only word they know of it is islam, and they know that it is the faith of islam and tlhereby they blame all of the muslims. on the muslims, there is another problem, because there are liberal muzslims out there attempting not just political reform or the democratic nature of the president referring to, but the reform of the faith, and they need the lexicon to distinguish the religion from the politization, and without that aisle will monopolize the discourse -- isil will mon op monopolize the discourse and win the debate. >> so you are saying it should be of all faith? >> well in one sense, islamism is to impose islam over all society, and that is going to man manifest violently and that is jihadism and politically, it can be manife

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can you imagine the furor of a show "whitish!" racism at highest level?" no, you being elected president was racism at the highest level. this was a tv show. but that's the kind of straight shooting common sense that got the man to the white house. in florida yesterday, a federal judge struck down the mask mandate in place for airplanes, trains, and buses. which is good news for the little bags of pretzels industry. the judge who struck it down is kathryn kimball mizelle, pictured here. amazing that a woman with an entire tablecloth around her neck gets to tell us whether or not to wear masks. she's dressed like a nissan in a christmas commercial. governor ron desantis, of course, praised the decision. he tweeted it was "great to see a federal judge in florida follow the law and reject the biden transportation mask mandate," or as he calls it, "critical face theory." all the major airlines have already updated their policy on face coverings. delta, american, united, southwest, jetblue, frontier, and spirit announced they will no longer require passengers t

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you would see, you know, about yea height, long neck and full buddy, and kind of grayish, brownish, whitishu know. >> call it a cautionary tale of man and nature face-to-face in a suburban park, and clearly mating changes things. >> they are a threat to children and parents should be concerned. >> in walnut creek, wayne freeman, abc7 news. >>> hundreds of people came together last night to help firefighters put out cancer. abc7 news was in san francisco for the sold out art auction and gala for the firefighters cancer prevention foundation. three people were honored for their contribution to end cancer in the firefighter commuter. award-winning actor came out to support his brother, a san francisco firefighter, helping to lead the effort. >> in recent years we discover more and more risks related to chemicals and very specific things like that that cause cancer and terrible illnesses. >> the foundation started in 2006, and abc7 was a sponsor of last night's event. >>> the golden gate ferry is finally expanding service for the first time in 40 years. starting tomorrow commuters can take the