if you brown bag it, you can probably do that for a buck, $1.50 a day, 360 bucks. you add those first three tips together, fred -- >> $2400 a year, is that how much people are spending on lunch? >> if they eat out. and add it up. wait and save $3,000 right there. >> i'm adding it up. and then we talked last week about how you are the ultimate bargain shopper when it comes to clothes. >> my girlfriends love to shop with me. >> people feel like they have got to present themselves at work. they have to spend the money to look that part. >> one of the advantages we have in atlanta is our summer lasts all the way to november. so right now you can buy summer items off the clearance rack. please don't pay more than 50% off retail, 50% to 80% now. and then some people like thrift stores. i'm not a big one on that. but we said it last week, many people get great bargains at thrift stores. >> absolutely. i'm still very inspired by your $12 -- >> $12, right, right, right. >> then the commute. you've got to drive or catch the bus or something, sometimes you can't avoid. >> we d

. >> to big thicket a crack is a buck shot, a stick broke, cracked headlights. crack, the big thicket we go 2 sticks. drink, drink, light, light. stagger in the road. statistic o statistic broke. the light, buck shot light. >> buck on stagger. what you looking at. the white stick. along the trees, along the trees. the buck staggering home. the crack. big thicket. what are you doing here? >> stick broke. white light. break for home. white homing. ha, ha, go, go, buck shot, kra e crack, crack, crack. hit lights. what you think you are. >> ha, ha, stick broke. in the brushes. in the rushes. put them back on. bufks head in the rushes. put them back on. to big thicket we go, hot we go to hit staggeringly along the frees. crack, a steak broke. we go, go, go, buck shot. we go, go, go. up the road. road kill. staggering bucks. head light rushes. pick up brushes. race broke, screeching. the big thicket we go, buck shot, crack. the road kills. crack e a broke stick. on we go on. [applause] >> omni bus program. and choose to muses are exciting because they bring authors tog

it's at least a buck a day. $240 a year.uy a case of them at the grocery store, get it down to 13 cents a bottle or 30 bucks a year. like you just said, fred, bring your own thermos and fill it up yourself. it's free. >> now, bagging it for lunch. >> you know i always say the number one place people overspend is eating out. let's do the math. a lot of times people tell me you can never eat out for ten bucks. ten bucks a day. for your workdays, $2,400 a year. >> oh, my goodness. >> go through a drive-in window. i just go to wherever. 5 bucks a day. that's $1,200 a year. if you brown bag it, you can probably do that for $1, $1.50 a day. that's 360 bucks. right now you can buy summer items off the clearance rack. please don't pay more than 50% off retail. 50% to 80% right now. >> man. >> some people like thrift stores. i'm not a big one on that. we said it last week, many people get great bargains at thrift stores. >> i'm still inspired by your $12 -- then the commute. you've got to drive or catch the bus or something. >> we do

worked here all of their lives and losing jobs left and right because somebody on top on some make a buck and pay the cheapest possible time with money in short supply many u.s. firms have turned to outsourcing as a way to stay afloat we'll show you how the u.s. downturn has meant big bust for india's economy. meaning it's friday july twenty ninth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy catherine if any watching our t.v. now unfortunately the debt standoff still continues there have been minute little developments here and there on capitol hill but at the end of the day longer still do not have a deal and we are closer and closer to d.-day for the august second deadline and so the united states according to tim geithner at least is ready to default now. unfortunately some of the developments that we've been seeing are not optimistic here moody's just came out today saying that regardless of whether reid and boehner plans work out whether the congress is actually able to pass those plans that cut the deficit they will still lead to a negative outlook outlook on a triple a rating now as la

worked here all of their lives in a losing jobs left and right because somebody on top wants to make a buck and pay the cheapest possible give up sticks and gone to india or even former employees in the states stranded a jobless report on that coming up. the u.n. security council is holding an urgent meeting at serbia's request into the flaring violence in northern kosovo fresh clashes began with possibly seems to disputed border checkpoints to prevent the transit of goods from serbia serbs which dominate northern kosovo are outraged by the move destroying one of the checkpoint. thank you peacekeepers moved in to stop the violence but the situation remains tense political analyst alexander belgrade says should be free to disney fringe minority are they still as they are a. they're trying to they're trying to enforce some unilateral moves in order to change the reality on the ground to change the reality as it was as it is under un resolution security council resolution twelve forty four always still with the session is through public so in other words the serbs tore down in kosovo still bel

worked here all of their lives in a losing jobs left and right because somebody on top wants to make a buck and pay the cheapest possible give up sticks and go to india leaving former employees in the states stranded in jobless. but a serious upsurge in attacks in afghanistan is leading analysts questioning of nato has achieved anything during his time in the country. germany's finance ministers war that he will not bail out every troubled euro zone country and the stress that in the future similar handouts will be strictly restricted his statement echoed chancellor merkel's earlier statement that berlin would not engage in quote unconditional buying of bombs from stricken members who was interpreted by traders as germany would not back to your own definitely and in another development the i.m.f. warning france that it needs more cuts to avoid becoming the next victim of the debt crisis economics author patrick young told me paris and the problem started a long time ago. the problem is look these aren't things that have just happened suddenly i mean the french budget deficit has been in a d

worked here all of their lives in a losing jobs left and right because somebody on top wants to make a buck and pay the cheapest possible. dollars to go to dinner with the economy. i think are american companies should hire american workers. because of the shrinking middle class and the fact that middle class wages are decreasing over the last thirty years so many people here they don't. do too many hours and i do think that is the wrong thing to do is to go. and it's not just manufacturing work american i t. companies and innovation jobs are also moving here in droves as well as huge savings on wages many companies say india's fast growing economy and young workforce make it a desirable place to find staff there are amusingly talented people here in the part of the workforce and you know it's a matter of helping other other markets understand you know there are very talented people here who can do a lot of great work and it's not just about outsourcing and it's growth that these american companies don't anticipate will at any time soon. in the markets. from the last. loss i think we would

worked here all of their lives and losing jobs left and right because somebody on top wants to make a buck and pay the cheapest possible. and in india we tell you why made us pay off and shipping east leaving former employees in the state stranded and jobless also. the sounds of the russian fleet wait for the real danger that on the ground the fear that smoldering people could smog and not much a cake and smoke something. but livia's president says he fears u.s. authorities might plant narcotics on his plane and link him with drug traffickers wave about alice he's attending the u.n. general assembly in new york has been sharing his concerns with us. so you got this the information is coming from the u.s. i think there is some kind of a system some preparations being done by secret agents it's a little way of undermining the authority of the bolivian president and of the government do you remember this news from wiki leaks that was america's goal was it to capture me or neutralize me or overthrow me but they failed and they do now try charging us with illegal activities with drug smuggling

worked here all of their lives in a losing jobs left and right because somebody on top wants a make a buck and pay the cheapest possible they've upped sticks to india leaving former employees of the state stranded and jobless. the u.s. military says it will continue airborne reconnaissance missions new china those despite beijing's protests last month after two chinese fighter jets intercepted a spy plane over taiwan and china claims as its territory called helen and from the american based foreign policy in focus says the rift is part of competition for energy routes in the region. right now the united states is the number one user of energy in the world and china is the number two. chinese oriel eighty percent of chinese energy supplies were moved by see the e.u. move through the streets of rome once which is controlled by an american sicily well it moves look malacca straits which controlled by the american seventh fleet chinese are very sensitive to this day they worry about the fact that the united states could sort of put it on their energy into another vein this is part of a worldwi

worked here all of their lives and losing jobs left and right because somebody on top wants to make a buck and paid the cheapest possible. it sticks to india leaving where employees in this state is trying to. libyan rebels lose their leading military command as adults emerge about which side carried out the cessation. germany's finance minister has warned that he will no bailout every troubled eurozone country and stressed that in the future is similar one doubts will be strictly restricted and his statement echoed chancellor merkel's earlier statement that the lane would not engage in unconditional buy of bones from stricken members and other development it's a warning france that it needs more cuts to avoid becoming the next victim of the debt crisis economists the author economics also patrick young says power says problems started long ago. the problem is look these aren't things that have just happened suddenly i mean the french budget deficit has been in a deficit the french budget since one thousand nine hundred seventy four i mean these are things that have been going on for thirt

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morning so far friday light. >> you hear scalper you think of concerts but they are trying to make a buck in the great wide open. scalpers have been snatching up yosemite campsite reservation and selling them for as much as six times their value. the park has fewer than 500 sites so getting a spot is is already tough. park rangers say if you don't have a reservation stop by the office and put your name on a waiting list in case booked campers don't show up. the park service plans to beef up its site to prevent scalpers from buying everything out. >> it's the end of an era, thousands of fans put up with the rain in london to catch and say farewell to the most famous boy wizard, we're talking harry potter in london. the world premiere of the final installment in the harry potter series. those lucky enough to pack in bid their beloved harry good-bye giving the film a huge thumbs up. >> it was amazing. >> it was amazing. so good. worth the wait. definitely. >> absolutely stunning. yeah. the special effects were out of this world. it's really, really good. >> it was loud there. the author j.k.

if you are savvy and have a smart phone, you can eat for a buck. anne makovec is in downtown san francisco with a discount for diners. you can't get much for a dollar these days. you can really get a whole lunch? >> reporter: yes. this afternoon you can up until 2 p.m. the website living social has already sold 13,500 of these deals. that means their website is actually running quite slowly right now and you can see the line is moving slowly, as well. it is a scene that you can see repeated at dozen of san francisco restaurants today. >> can't beat it, a dollar for lunch today. >> reporter: as long as you're willing to put up with long lines, more than 100 restaurants in san francisco are participating in a marketing blitz offering up to 10, even $20 worth of food for a dollar. >> i bought five of the deals. so this is my second place i'm doing right now. then i'm going to a few more later. >> reporter: why are you doing this? >> i can get food for two or three days for five bucks. >> reporter: it's part of living social's rollout of instant deals a

you can rent them for a buck overnight. 27,000 kiosks. has to be back by 9 p.m. >> and you have to pick it up. machines have to be serviced. >> it's old school. going down to pick up a disk is odd. >> just getting it back is the hard part. >> after you watched it you don't want to -- >> i a lot times don't even watch t two bucks, three bucks, four bucks. >> and it is still due back. but it's hot. amazon people have to remember amazon has free streaming if you are an amazon prime customer which has many benefits so folks are saying i get free movies and, of course, you can also turn it into a dvd service because they have lots of used dvds for really cheap. they don't arrive overnight. but it's a great way to build your collection inexpensively. >> how much does it cost to be an amazon prime customer? >> $79 a year, five people on the account, free shipping on a bunch of orders and a few other benefits and my fifth choice which is what we are showing on the screen is your cable company. keep an eye on the video on demand and look into the

sacks full when aaron crow steps off the hill and that's a buck. hate to lose like that. chicago won with a 5-4 balk-off. >>> the reds and blue jays. tracking it down, and you'll get nothing and like it. rod bruce of a sure homer, cardinals go on to win it, 1-0. to florida, advance whorley. your average 6-4-3 out. not enough. phillies won 1-0. >>> finally, get ready to rapid forced eating. the 96th annual nathan's hot dog eating contest at coney island. no conned. s condiments need ed just an empty stomach and a large appetite. after ten minutes of inhaling dogs, joey chestnut is the wiener, down 6 2 dogs. the rest of the field couldn't cut the mustard. chestnut is the top dog winning his fifth straight title. i'm sure he will relish this moment for the rest of his life. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm bill seward. >> always tough to watch. >>> a stunning divorce settlement, and which harry potter star has given up alcohol? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, the fourth is a time to remember our forefathers, b

and they charge a buck a movie if you buy 10 at a time. >> reporter: netflix didn't respond to an email request for comment. but many analysts believe that it's trying to get out of the dvd business and push most of its customers to stream their movies on computer or on tv. >> vhs went away. cds are diminishing through downloadable music and streaming music. and eventually dvds will, as well. >> i really think that disks don't have much value in this day and age anyway. >> reporter: there are still customers like ted who say, boy, $16 for all the movies i want? that's still a great deal. >> if they can use the money to invest in better technology and more selections, and for instant uploads, for example, on my computer, that would be fine with me. >> reporter: and this afternoon actually we learned that the ceo of netflix admitted to motley fool that the company will invest most of the price hike in building its streaming technology. and cbs and amazon have jumped on the chance to capitalize on those angry netflix-ers. cbs just struck an estimated $100 million deal allowing amazon prime

a big deal. is it? and is passing or buck or leaving people at home to say, what's a buck? >> i know you're worried about making your savis last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. >> all right. continuing now from the nation's capitol where they're doing everything they can to get a deal done by tuesday, but time is running out and they were kind of wasting their time in the meantime, the house is going to take up a measure that kind of looks, sounds and smells a lot like what harry reid is going to take up in the senate after midnight tonight, definitely early tomorrow morning. and it's going to be shot down, i think that's fairly obvious ujust as the speaker boehner measure was shot down in the senate, two hours or so before it barely squeeked by in the house. it's tit for tat and wat

they do whatever they can to make a buck. >> okay. >> oh, god damn this furniture is so cheap. >> ja [ male announcer ] introducing mgd 64 lemonade. 64 calories of beer with a refreshing lemonade twist. because the best kind of lemonade, is beer lemonade. new mgd 64 lemonade. refreshingly light. >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, academy award-winning actor, his new film which he directed, wrote and starred in is called larry larry -- "larry crowne." >> my name is miss tainot, t-a-i-n-o-t, not tie-not. each of you will address the class for the first time and tell us something that you already know how to do. >> ms. tie-not? tay-not? taebo? >> really? >> jon: please welcome back to the program tom hanks. [cheering and applause] thank you, buddy. how you doing? >> thank you. >> soak it in. soak it in. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> jon: nice to see you. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >> jon: you look very sharp, very dapper. >> thank you, thank you. jon jon this movie, this movie, tell me about... you look very good. >> are you ever cutting to camera three? if

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this is a 39 buck wine tastes to me like a 75 buck wine. wine you can drink now, put it away for 10 or 15 years and you could have it with a gorgeous steak. you could have it without anything at all. >> which one is your favorite choice of the bargain price? get in on that actually. definitely. >> of the bargains for summer, dry rosette is a cool thing for summer. got the fruit of red, got the acidity of white, compare it across the board from a salad to a hamburger and it's a fun wine. you don't have to think about it. chill it down a little, pour it. >> ray isle, i love having you here. stick around. here's russ for the taste of texas. >> rebecca, you remember my name, i'm impressed. thank you so much. like a fine wine, coming up next, heading south to taylor, texas, for some seriously amazing brisquette and ribs. depression is a serious medical condition. i feel like i have to wind myself up to deal with the sadness, the loss of interest, the lack of energy. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor about pristiq -- a prescription medicine prov

it's a glide. >> reporter: such is the legacy buck hopes to leave to the equestrian community. orses over the years where people would say just so you know, this is our last stop. all i know is if it doesn't work, they're done, and thousands and thousands of horses over the years have ended up living a long life with the person once they understood each other. everybody wins. >> reporter: it's such a beautiful sentiment to see he was born out of this abusive childhood, such a great message applies to dogs and children. is he traveling around doing clinics? >> travels nine months out of the year, constantly on the road. this is his life, isn't something he does just for the cameras. >> does he travel himself? seems soft spoken, a fairly private guy. is he, does he keep to himself or have other folks that help him out and go with him? >> he spends time with the people at his clinics but a family man. his wife and daughters are such a major part of his life as is his foster mother, betsy shirley and incredible. >> beautiful film. >> wonderful piece. >> katrina thanks. here's chris.

the deal that offered lunch for just a buck. >>> good evening from the cbs 5 weather center. noticing that highs across the bay area today averaging anywhere between 10 and 20 degrees below normal, and the coolest day of the workweek is still to come. the pinpoint forecast as eyewitness news continues. man: everybody knows you should save for retirement, but what happens when you're about to retire? woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we worked together to create a plan to help our money last. woman: so we can have the kind of retirement we want. now, you know how this works. just stay on the line. oh, yeah. fidelity investments. turn here. their stomach in the sierra. about 75-people fell ill at that >>> norovirus has made dozens of campers sick in the sierra. about 75 people fell ill at tuolumne camp last week, run by the city of berkeley. it was shut down over the weekend at nearby camp mather five more campers getting sick last week including a 2-year- old boy who went to the

. >> reporter: on chicago's west side, student tyron is selling ice cold water for a buck apiece. >> i sell water, they stay cool. >> reporter: memories of the 1995 check heatwave in which some 750 people died have emergency rooms here at the ready. >> we've been much more aggressive in pre-empting things and identifying patients that come in with heat-related disorders. >> reporter: nationwide, headlines say, hot, hot, hot, and cedar rapids gazette says, burning rubber. so hot in minneapolis the pavement buckled in places. in kansas city they are being told to preserve water and tempteds in the mid-90s at wrigley field had fans hoping to beat the heat and the phillies. they lost on both accounts. . searing temperatures is taking its toll across the country. >> i'm janet. texas in its third week of triple digit temperatures along with oak la home ma and other southern states made worse in a once in a generation doubt that extends from florida to texas. >> where all of the concrete is baking and temperatures soaring, most of the northeast hit the 90s but a lot of places expect to shat

. >>> well, it is not just the big boys who can't make a buck when it comes to selling books. bay area book mobile is shutting up the same weeks that borders is going out of business. dave simpson took big blue on the road last october. we are looking at sports there. >> are you trying to steel my highlights? >> that would be just like me, right? can i just finish this? he gave himself a year to break even, but he just cannot make it in the current economic climate. there you can have your sports back. >> i apologize. the giants which we kind of saw a little about, they take out the belt on the dodgerss, brandon belt that is. he is called up and contributes instantly. sports is next. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announc ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol. knows the

say despite budget difficulties, coming together as a community sometimes means more than saving a buck. mike mibach reports. >> reporter: it is an american tradition. celebrating america's independence. >> doing our parade. >> reporter: and in east palo alto, not only was there a parade today. , there was a party a festival from barbecue to bounce houses, face-painting to relaxing family time. >> in order to stay together, we have have events like this to bring us all together as one. >> reporter: at a time when a number of cities in the bay area have said no way to fireworks or other celebrations this 4th of july, this city, the city of east palo alto said it's family before finances. >> even if we're short on money, that's no reason for not getting people together. >> reporter: the councilman said the city spent $7,500 on the parade and festival but the cost of tonight's fireworks show $18,000 paid for not by the city but community sponsors. and in a 2.5-square-mile community often known more for crime, city leaders say the lesson is pride and patriotism. >> we as a city struggle to

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they will hall it away they will give you a few bucks.hey will take it off and redo the porcelain and resell it. >> another thing i wanted to point out i do in the building forensicings realm. if you look in the fixture it's not an old thing. the dates that this was fabricated, a lot of plumbing fixtures are in the fixtures this is december 30th 1947. if you look at your plumbing fixtures you will see the dates when these were made. fascinating we can date remodels. the board appeals will ask me when the work was done. i can nail it by the fasteners. what does this tell you about the date. the square cut nails before they were wire nails were used. and that let's you know this is a piece installed in victorian times. >> often the screws, also. >> uh-huh. >> an older type screw. many of the screws now are phillips and look like sheet rock. >> the mention dating plumbing fixtures the same is for door and window hardware. oftentimes it will have a manufacture and a patent date. >> right. >> here's a cool hing. that was a door hing. heavy, pr

a game. you can see buck's reaction. fill a buck showalter is -- that is the fifth home run for boston. next batter, jarrod saltalamacchia. at is the homerun hat trick. six home runs on the night. zach britton starts five. we prefer to talk about john mackey. anytime you brought his statement to johnny unitas, he would say, i am glad he is on my team. >> pete gilbert allow more. to live. 6:28. so vinnie degrees on tv hill -- 70 degrees on tv hill. >> details next on the thunderstorms. >> we will have more on the loss of john mackey and a lasting impact he had on and off the impact he had on and off the >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. i am stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. tony pann has a quick look at today's forecast. >> good morning. after the big storms last night, things have settled down. with the rain will come back later this morning and this afternoon. by this evening, strong thunderstorms will probably develop again. a flood watch is in effect. high temperature, 8