first of all, american cheese?nce then, thousands of videos appeared online with millions of views. why are you all watching this? >> it's so weird. kind of mean. >> i don't think it's funny. i hate it. why would you do that to your baby? >> not cute, right? >> it's not. >> american cheese. if i can just reiterate. >> that's the only kind that it works with. >> velveeta out here soon? that's like a block. t do that. don't do any of this. >> that's a new low >> you didn't think it's possible but it was. >> some showers out there this morning. >> just a little bit before we get into a next storm system that heads our way by tomorrow's commute. evening commute. live doppler 7, see a little bit of that green. san francisco south and also east over to richmond in 'emer emeryville. not all of it reaching the ground. what is reaching the ground, you have to use wipers and the slick roadways. it is 60 in san mateo. good morning foster city. 49 for you. 51 in hayward. napa at 50. livermore, 47. we don't have any issues in t

i'm talking about safeway to walgreens to the american cheese company. we continue as neighbors to let both our other neighbors know as well as the businesses. to think that a 225 bed homeless shelter is going to be down in the embarcadero area, in the seawall area, that includes drug use, pet, partners, and the fact that it's going to be a magnet for other homeless encampments, to think that would not impact the quality of life for the residents there as well as the businesses. if you have attended the two meetings that happened last week at the port as well as the delancey street gathering, you would have found our neighbors talking about children being tested for h.i.v. because of the needle tricks that they experience while playing, or the neighbor who is a lawyer who is litigating two wrongful death suits because of homeless. i could go on. the other thing is dues. district six already has a navigation center in our area. what about the other districts in the city? i think that this location in terms of its cost-benefit analysis and what it could do

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. >> anthony: it's round, it's got steak, spices, browned onions, real american cheese, such as it isme. relish, what do you think? >> robert: that's hot pepper, yeah. a little bit of that won't hurt. >> anthony: a little bit? oh man, i drove a long way for this. thinking about it the whole way. >> robert: good. >> anthony: oh man this should be, like, a national landmark right away. this sandwich is unbelievably good. >> robert: thanks. >> anthony: it's really a thing of beauty. >> robert: that's good to hear. >> anthony: worth driving across the state in a blizzard for. >> robert: we get a lot of people from philly. >> anthony: no way, philly? >> robert: oh yeah, for sure. >> anthony: wow that's treason. do they, like, change the plates on their car or like wear a disguise, i mean -- >> robert: it's different. the poppy seeds help. >> anthony: yeah, i like this roll. it's awesome. just delicious. well, i think we've learned something here today. jersey cheese steaks, i'm not saying they're better than philadelphia. yeah i am, actually. so there. this is great. >> robert: glad you en

cheese that's like for a ruben or something like that right? >> not for a cheesesteak. >> [laughter] so i said no, it's either american, prove o loan or wiz, you eese what is it >> it's very simple and it's a marriage of the roll, the cheese , and the meat, and onions i'm going to say it again on national tv and my dear friend will absolutely back. sweet peppers do not belong on a cheesesteak. ed: i totally agree. >> no. katie: well why don't you show us? pete: i will say this is really greasey. >> so he uses wiz, i use american or mild provolone, and what we normally do is just put it on top and then we'll melt this in and frankie will put his on and layer his. ed: i tried and frank's is great i already tried. what happens is we both use rib eye. frankie cuts from a whole and we have a cattle ranch that we use in the united states so we trim it. and we force it together and then we slice it. katie: pass it over and try this? >> he goes right for the big one. >> so the difference is too like for us our signature sandwich is cheese wiz, and other cheesesteak places, these just do it differently. we put our american cheese on the roll and then th

the president of the united states is on an international stage trying to solve cheese existential threats to all-american citizens. we should be behind him. trish: cnn did not even cover it last night. we were nonstop no commercials. cnn stayed entirely on michael cohen. >> that's right. i think this is shameful, trish, again. the whole setup yesterday and the propaganda media highlighting and am anyify twaig think was a clown showage theater of the absurd. this has national implications for all the american people regardless of party affiliation. >> with so many politicians and members of the media today. if you ask me. >> we saw that -- if you want to look at it on display yesterday with the cohen messaging. that's on both sides of the aisle. i can't stand it as a veteran. i never bet against the usa. i wanted the president to be as successful as he could because that benefits us all. we need to look past these differences and fruit for what's best for america. trish: i agree. and that's why i'm talking to you. i think you call it like you see it. you are the same way, ned. good to see you both tonight

misnomer to call it a western diet i think it's a american diet because certainly in spain and italy and france they don't eat all this velveeta cheese and and coca-cola they don't have that sort of product in fact many including myself have stories of going into restaurants in france and try ordering a coca-cola you might actually see a coca-cola machine that they might get paid to have there but they'll refuse to sell it to you because that's vile and disgusting to have with your meal. but you mention the sackler family and they produce all the opioids that many people are dying from and the biggest blow has been from prescription painkillers which created a nation of addicts and a market for this and that a drug offense now which is up to one hundred times stronger than heroin and which has been laced into everything from street jugs to percocet in the last eight years more than two hundred thousand americans have died of drug overdoses driving down the life expectancy from seventy eight point eight years to seventy eight point six you saw the collapse of the soviet union and you saw the collapse of the institutions and society ar

cheese day in an evening of high tension. can you identify a single city since the american war of independence day which your prime minister mori reached around the country used with the same promise we have a responsibility to the old certainty for all our constituents but business is the prime minister's proposal for a motion to morrow sounded clear tonight here. this is the humiliating defeat for the government this evening and this deal should not come back and only we choose form again well m.p.'s are now gearing up to return to the commons for another vote on bragg's that the issue being debated and then voted on later today is whether politicians will agree to leaving you without a deal now that's likely to be rejected in which case on thursday there is going to be another subsequent vote on whether to delay bragg's it and if that happens to resume a would have to go back to brussels and once again and request a delay that would leave london at the mercy of brussels of course and the mood in brussels is pretty thunderous so really political uncertainty the theme of the week a we do not know how everything will shape up b

cheese. thank you very much. jillian: 25 after the hour. chelsea manning is begging americans to pay for her mistakes.aps mark zuckerberg outlining a new privacy strategy for the social media site facebook, to explain how this would work. rob: paul manafort sentenced to 27 years for bank and tax fraud which came as a shock to some last night. up next manafort faces sentencing next week in an unrelated conspiracy case that could give him 10 more years. jillian: the house passes and antihate resolution meant to contest comments by congresswoman omar. 23 voted against the resolution. rob: traveling to north korea with nuclear talks with rashida tlaib -- kim jong un. the 94-year-old no longer travels, he said he would go to north korea if the trump administration wanted himself. nuclear talks stalled at donald trump's summit with kim jong un in vietnam. carter could build off of a plan he signed with kim jong un's grandfather back in 1994. jillian: scott israel suing to get his job back accusing ron desantis of using political power to kick him out of office. israel was suspended over his handling of the

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american history. pete: we told you about the cheese challenge, where parents threw slices of cheese at their babies. >. >> [laughter] ed: do you have any plans on june 6? pete: no, it's d-day, ed. ed: i've been doing research and reaching out, to friends and family we had that story about a couple of guys in new jersey who bought a billboard for their dad for his birthday, with a cell number, what do you think friends@foxnews.com. pete: ed, two can play that game so we got the cheese on the dog thing on the kids right so no one does cheese on an anchor face live on television so ed? this is the ed, a little bit of cheese. just say cheese, brother. ed: cheese. >> [laughter] >> so much easier than it looks ed: what i won't do for you pete pete: my favorite news man right here. ed henry. >> there's a billboard in your future. ed: i'm going to hear about that one. >> [applause] ed: will democrat primary voters feel the bern. remember in 2016 bernie sanders sort of shocked the democratic party by coming so far from the left that oh, this is not going to be, there's no way hillary clinton has been anointed

cheese. palestinians have as much sovereignty as their masters give them. and their masters are the ones with the american weapons and with the american money. the reality is, they cannot militarily defeat israel, but israel cannot militarily defeat them. we don't know what real palestinian sovereignty would look like because it has not existed since 1948. [scattered applause] mr. epstein: please ask your question. you base a lot of your n, and defeating the movement because hamas wants to defeat israel. but in a war, if a person wants to kill me, it doesn't give me a right to kill a person. withourno: we are dealing the situation that is not governed by american law. have ancipal is not, you right to kill the person attacking you. you have a right to defend yourself, that is the principal. what i am arguing for is that, to understand what hamas is about and what the palestinian movement has been doing since it came to the fore is a sustained campaign over time with that animating goal. now, our they -- are they in a position to destroy israel? i don't think so, but they would like to be. they have shown

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