i'm sure a lot of you folks are having fun on the barbecues. most of those should go off without a hitch. record highs, we tied in two spots, baltimore and dulles at 90 degrees. in downtown we got up to 97 degrees and -- no. that's 90 degrees, but the record high was 97 degrees set in 1941. live weather cam brought to you by michael and son, beautiful shot of i 0 gina, 80 degrees, plenty of sunshine, winds from the south at 13 -- of iwo jima, 80 degrees, plenty of sunshine, winds from the south at 13 miles per hour. quiet in the beltway, just see a couple pop-up thunderstorms out to the west west of interstate 81. here's a closer look at some of those storms. right around town we look fine, but we saw a couple popping up toward west virginia and also toward the mason dixon line where cumberland earlier saw a pretty good storm go through. the heat advisory is until 9:00 for much of the d.c. metro area where you see those counties highlighted in orange. in the red is the heat warning. so right now temperatures upper 80s in downtown, 90 in gaither

barbecued pulled pork.living kitchen professional. good morning. >> good morning. >> you've got the best smile on tv. all right. kicking off the summer season, barbecue time, you've got a good one for us. >> yes, i do. we have a pulled pork sandwich. not just any pulled pork sandwich. our best. >> good. we're going -- >> we took some of the greatest tips from around the south, took that great flavor and we're going to make it translatable into the kitchen. >> we start with. >> we start with our park butt, about a 4 1/2 pound pork butt and we cut it in half so it will fit in the slow cooker. before we start we always want to make some flavor on the outside. you want to season it really well. you do that with a rub. brown sugar and salt in here. add in a little bit of smoked paprika that's going to help out our smoky taste, a little bit of cumin and a little bit of sugar. >> that's a lot of sugar. >> then we've got garlic powder, a little bit of black pepper, dry mustard and ginger. >> the rub alone smells am

we use great barbecue sauce after that.ferent ingredients the salty this week the savory it's all there if you can come to the abby you will see what i am talking about when we do the burnin' down the docks event we have all of the different varieties of barbecue sauce out there to sample burnin' down the docks takes place every saturday throughout the summer beginning at noon at the abby resort and spot in fontana wisconsin we are beginning this the weekend after mother's day ... you can enjoy some pulled pork some ribs and some great bloody mary's ... we begin may 20th weekend. all of the boaters are coming back and we put out a big spread. we have live music every weekend great beer specials and the best value for a meal in wisconsin and chicagoland combined it's only an hour and a half away ... so after you do the road you apply the barbecue sauce based ... the secret to keeping them moist is the glaze of butter and apple juice ... and at the end of the cooking we paint on that barbecue sauce ... if we give you a well s

you're a barbecue widow. >> i'm a barbecue widow. i'm the second wife.use. open hickory logs run 24/7. pork shoulder simmers in this barbecue pit for 12 hours. mark shikt has eaten here for 40 years. >> you smell it. >> that's the key to the whole deal. the smell. >> which you can smell. >> when you make the turn coming here, you can definitely smell the aroma. >> all right. >> smith, a local insurance agent, showed us the roeps, which wasn't hard. mr. jones, i need two sandwiches. >> pork sandwiches drenched in a vinegary barbecue sauce, served with coal laws made on homemade wonder bread, $3 a piece, $6 a pound. it's so good and the only thing on the menu. for four generations jones barbecue has fed marianna. >> it's good. it's the best meal we have here. food pulls people together. you can share a meal together and you're friends, no matter, white, yellow, black, green. everybody loves barbecue here. in the south that's part of what we do and eat, and this is as good as it gets. it's better than any other barbecue i've ever had. >> jones follows the s

we would have entertainment, a form of barbecue. the bushes had wanted tom perini, who was their good friend who had entertained for them in texas and he was there, and a lot of logistics and a lot of elaborate setup. we had over 150 picnic tables on the south lawn. we had all of tom's chuck wagon. all the cooking had been going on. the white house chefs were cooking and supporting tom for days. i came in -- i woke up that morning -- i said how can we be blessed with this magnificent weather. we have a barbecue. i get into work, and ironically i ha

it's pork barrel barbecue. >> pork barrel barbecue.mokehitos from what i've told. >> this is a live look from tulsa, oklahoma. this is the patriot cup, the golf tournament where they paramilitary service member with a celebrity or a pga golfer and they play against each other or they match them up. >> not just any golfers, hunter mahan is there. fowler is there. two of the best golfers on the planet. cory pavin, a former ryder cup captain will join us later in the program from oklahoma. >> first, you got some weather to talk about. people hoping their memorial day parades and barbecues and everything would like nice in florida. you can see maria standing in front of florida. it doesn't look that good. >> it doesn't. good morning. good to see you guys. unfortunately, we're talking about tropical storm beryl. it's not officially hurricane season in the atlantic and we're down to storm number two or named storm system number two for us. right now, the system has the sustained winds of 50 miles an hour. that's basically -- we could see som

trails >>> there is a way for visitors to give something back every memorial day locals throw a barbecuepen to the public to raise money for the volunteer fire department. if family of then and this close-knit community cannot afford to be without these family members. >>> were a long way away from any outside help it could get worse if there is an earthquake or good fire could seal this community of completely. >>> the 40th annual fireman's barbecue tomorrow from noon to 5 at your beach picnic grounds. a $20 donation get you parking plus coupons to spend on food and drinks >>> unloading supplies for the international space station for the first vehicle replacing the space shuttle. >>> mostly in the '50s and '60s around the bay area, it feels a chilly as you look at the numbers and look at the bridge that came in on time and under budget how much of the,,,,,,,,,, >>> in the tradition that dates back 50 years the golden gate national cemetery in san bruno decorated with american flags for memorial day. 3000 volunteers place flags on each of the 112,000 graves, golden gate among one of the

guilt-free barbecue foods.rning on eat smart "today," barbecue favorites without the guilt. grilling season is just about to kick into high gear. hungry girl lisa is here with low calorie, low fat grilling ideas for your summer cookout. >> good to see you. >> everybody thinks i want to try to be somewhat good doing barbecue season but a lot of people think, i'm going to give up a lot of taste. >> the average person takes in about 2,000 calories at a barbecue. which is scary. it does not have to be that way. >> is it the main -- the -- what kills you is it the actual main ingredient or the sides? >> it's everything. it's eating too much. it's the wrong bread. it's the wrong burgers. you name it. >> starting with the bun. >> the buns that you see, big and buffy can have 200 or 300 calories. i love these, nature's own, sandwich rounds, 100 calories. loaded with fiber. loaded with whole grain. you don't only have to have a lettuce bun, you can have bread. stick with a 100 calorie high fiber option. >> you get your

i know a lot of folks are out this enjoying their barbecues. it looks good. most of us will not be dealing with the threat of the thunderstorms around here. and we'll talk about that in just a moment, but first, the heat advisory in effect tonight until 9:00 for the d.c. metro area. now, they got an excessive heat warning going on. all right, here is the heat index for you. once you factor in the humidity, it will feel like it is 93 downtown. 96 in manassas and fredericksburg and even up north. it feels like 91. cumberland, it feels like 94 for you. you have dealt with the flash flooding earlier tonight and with the storm going on through. now for the rest of today, we'll get out and we did get up to 90 degrees downtown. not quiet enough to beat the record of 97. but both baltimore, you tied at 90 degrees. we'll talk more about the heat and how long it will last before you get any sort of break. back to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> four more farm animals have been attacked at the frying pan farm park. this comes just one month after three horses were sta

speaking of barbecues. >> how does that even go together? >> summer time, julie. >> you said barbecue and then you said traffic. i'm like how does -- i said speaking of barb crews, let's go to julie wright. >> don't leave me out of the bark backyard barbecue. >> that's what i'm saying. >> we do have accident activity to report northbound along i-95 as you work your way up to dale city. tractor-trailer involved in this crash. so far, only the right lane is blocked. delays are building as you work your way northbound from 234 dumfries headed in towards dale city. on the beltway itself traveling between annandale and merrifield. right now, well above speed as you approach route 50 and 66 headed up the west side. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> a scarry scene at rosecroft raceway. there was a seven-horse collision during a harness race last night. this is the raceway after the accident. three drivers were sent to the hospital. no horses were injured. the accident was apparently caused when the first place horse we

. >> i'm dripping because we were just doing that barbecue segment and i just got -- let's put it this way it's going to be a bad hair day for the rest of the day. i'm ann curry along with lester holt who is in for matt. we've got al roker and tamron hall has joined us. nice to have you here, tamron. coming up in this hour, talking about the answers to your diet questions. >> that's right. one of the biggest problems for anyone who's ever tried to lose weight is hitting that plateau. what do you do to break it? joy bauer talks about that. you lose a lot fast and then you hit that mark. you don't know what to do next. >> all right. so once you get your diet in shape now you want to get your finances in shape. and to do that we need to look at everything from buying gas to grocery shopping. we're going to tell you where you're spending too much money, and how you can save. >> then, a "today" exclusive, the new jersey mom accused of taking her young daughter to a tanning salon opens up about her headline making case and takes on her critics directly. ear going to hear from her coming up.

you don't want the flavors from last year's barbecue sitting there, all that barbecue and smell to been and burgers. you want to get in there, clean out the inside of your grill and you want to get a putty knife. >> gosh. what were you grilling last year? >> mahimahi -- >> clearly, is there a difference in cleaning a charcoal grill compared to a gas grill? >> yes. with a gas grill just like an oven, you can heat it up so that will get all the grease and everything warm so you can clean it off. but if you're still having problems, you'll want to go back to the oven clean sneer talk to me about the charcoal grill. what are the problems and how do we solve it? >> a lot of people leave the charcoal in from last year. before you start you want to get rid of all the old charcoal and you want to dispose of it in a fireproof container. you're going to have two little knobs down here. that basically gettings ought the charcoal out and you're going to pinch and pull. i can't get it out. don't put it in a paper bag because there could be hot embers in there. you don't want to start a fire. >> go

you're a barbecue widow. >> this is his second wife. smoke house. oak and hickory logs burn 24/7. pork shoulders smoke in this barbecue pit for 24 hour. years. mel the same? >> that's the key, the smell. and the taste, of course. >> reporter: what you can smell -- >> when you make the turn, you can definitely smell the aroma. >> reporter: smith, a local insurance agent, showed us the ropes, which wasn't hard. >> mr. jones, need two sandwiches. >> reporter: park sandwiches, drenched in a vinagry and coleslaw, $3 apiece, $6 a pound. >> that's so good. >> reporter: it's incredibly good. wow. and the only thing on the menu. for four generations, jones barbecue has fed this town. >> oh, it's good. it's the best meal we have here. food pulls people together. you can share a meal together and you're friends, no matter white, black, yellow, green, any age. everybody loves barbecue here. in the south, that's part of what we do and eat. this is as good as it gets. it's better to me than any barbecue i've had. >> reporter: jones follows the same f

. >> we interrupt this holiday barbecue to warn you about what could be a bummer a summer. welcome, everyone, i am here for neil cavuto and this is "your world," this memorial day could be kicking off a very long summer. not for beachgoers but for the economy. because as gas prices are coming down, americans are still not ramping up their spending. the number of people flying this memorial day weekend expected to drop 5.5 percent from a year ago and more people are kitting the roads many taking shorter trips. industry watchers say americans are also cutting back on extras like eating out at restaurants and entertainment. the trend is a big worry to market watchers. hello, jim. the economy is not in a recess but it feels like it. >>guest: as you point out we have seen falling prices in the energy area but the fact of the matter is they are above last year's level, as our food prices, so we are slowly killing our consumers. look, income pregnant is just nonexistent and it has not happened and the last time, the last three readings of income growth, the last ten times we saw t

. >> i couldn't do a barbecue either. we did do a barbecue at the tail end. it was a staff party, because i told the president, i said, all these people who work for you so we did have a texas barbecue then, and it was kind of a tail end of one of the country fairs that we had. gosh, that was fun, and it came about, because the president called me and said, the congress has been so great this year. they've worked hard, they've stayed late, they passed my program, and i want you to think of something really fun to do for the congress, and then as i was leaving the office, he said, well, he said, you know, people appreciate what you do for their kids more than what you do for them, so think of something that would be fun to do for the kids, so i thought, oh, we can do a country fair. and we had a carnival on the south lawn with a merry-go-round and a ferris wheel and fortune teller tents, and all kinds of games and hot dogs and baseball players from baltimore who came and ran a tent that you knock down bottles and so forth, and when i was working on getting the

the '40's any wolf farmers more barbecue is to get five people with the $20 donation getting a parking and 10 dozen coupons to spend on food and drinks. >>> don't let the patchy fog this morning to sway do. >>> is expected to warm up and clear up as the day progresses a live look in downtown san francisco. it is pretty great out there here are the current temperature is in the mid-50s all the other bay area 54 at san francisco and 51 in north bay right now of santa rosa the big question is how clear with the skies before tonight's golden gate bridge fireworks show with more on that coming up. >>> good morning the 75th anniversary of the opening of the golden gate bridge project that came in on time and under budget the entire thing was built for 35 million. whether in the bay area started off with cloud cover on the shoreline a list of the forecast in the manner in the bay area and in the land taken was to scare up the low clouds and when it does worry about that much over yesterdays highs because the low pressure of the midwest finally begins to relax its and cripple the bay area afte

you think we should crash a barbecue? >> we can crash. >>> new details about the suspect in one of the country's longest misses person cases. etan patz, was 6 years old when he vanished. officials have charged this man with the murder. we will tell you why he is in the hospital this morning and there are a lot of questions about how much evidence police have against the guy. >> the question about whether the cops moved too fast in the case. will get into that. >>> and a new twist in a story out of colorado. a couple woken up in the middle of the night by a female intruder. the husband shoots her and the wife dials 911. listen to this. >> she was coming in the bedroom and we shot her. >> we know now that the intruder was this college student who was allegedly intoxicated. this morning, we will get her side of the story for the first time. >>> and we're also going to have a little bit of fun this holiday weekend. is this pippa middleton's first fashion fail? she was at another wedding and nobody is raving about this outfit.

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he began his career as a chef in a barbecue place in downtown san francisco. in a couple of years, he relocated to 16th street and valencia. then he relocated and opened the chicken coop. many of our patrons call the office to ask what happened. a quick look at yelp, and you will see what chicken coop meant to many people. it is a place to come to when you feel things in your world are too fast. the time stops. another favorite -- if you love tasty, miti -- meaty goodness, come here. the best ribs in town. barbecue sauce would only ruin the flavor. and the guy who works behind the counter is so nice. i wanted to share those with you. we are sad to see the chicken coop close after so many years. there will be a new restaurant, not too far off. since our office is a full- service office, if you are looking for him, be sure to give us a call. we will connector. he has his family here to celebrate. can you join me in giving a big hand? [applause] >> good afternoon, ladies and gentleman. on behalf of my father and my family, we would like to thank supervisor carmen

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a lot of folks are firing up their barbecues tonight and i think most of us, for those barbecues, shouldoff without a hitch. we have a slight chance of isolated storms. we got up to 90 degrees today. the average high is 79, record high 97, but we did tie two records at baltimore and over at dulles where dulles got up to 90 degrees. that ties our record that was set in 1991. it was a hot day. here's a look at our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. right now 89 degrees, a few clouds, winds from the south at 13 miles per hour. that's a nice shot of the iwo jima memorial in the background. our live doppler, we did have a flash flood warning up north in cumberland allegany county that has now been canceled. we did see a little storm system go through there. now we're looking at generally sunny conditions and look storm free as of now. heat advisory is on until 9:00 tonight for most of the d.c. metro area. look farther up into the philly. they've got a heat warning in effect. so it's worse there. right now temperatures have cooled off a little bit, 89 in downtown, 90 in gaithe

the fire burned one of the most elaborate suite ever seen complete with a barbecue florin and an entry gate and the process has brought attention to a complex and increasingly dangerous problem in san jose. this is when it cut the fence. she lives about a mile downstream from today's fire by her condo but up against pirated creek where squatters have set at camp 150 ft. away from her front door. a few months ago she got to of the manor homes stealing her belongings. she has complained to multiple agencies but got nowhere. >>> so we're stuck. living with this and i feel as if we're underseas. and it is pretty terrific. >>> he says this water is also used as electrical room to charge your cellphones and fill buckets of water using his office. >>> is the latest pop test the two wires. >>> what's more someone has broken into the garages and stolen thousands of dollars of belongings. this was broken into this one has been replaced. this one was broken into also. all the way down. did we get them filled completely stifled by all this. i don't see a way out unless the city decides to actually

they're getting the boats out of the water and probably headed to a backyard barbecue somewhere.illing going on out there, 85 at national airport. a breeze at 13 miles per hour. yesterday our breezes were barely over the 5 to 6-mile-an-hour range, so that extra breeze helped keep things stirred up a bit. didn't feel quite as oppressive out there. 88 in fredricksburg, virginia, 87 in charlottesville. most of the showers right now are west of i-81, but there are storms in pennsylvania, and i think those thunderstorms are headed to northern maryland here after about 8:00 or 9:00 this evening. once we get to 11:00 time frame, most of those should be coming to an end. if you have the backyard barbecue going and you live in the immediate metropolitan area, no problems for a couple hours at least. showers fading away at this time sorks that's welcome news. but the thunderstorms here in northern pennsylvania, these are going pretty good now and they're drifting southeastbound at about 20 miles an hour. that puts northern maryland under the gun in the next couple hours. then tomorrow, ano

locals here thrown old-fashioned barbecue. it happened to the public. to raise money for their volunteer fire department. it's a family event and this close-knit community can't afford to be without these family members. this a long ways away from outside help if the earthquake even a good fire could still this committee off. or saddam of the 40th and will firemen's barbecue from noon to 5 the new beach picnic grounds tons of food tons of things to do the $20 donation will be parking + $10 in coupons to spend all the food and drink so ago. did way to some degree to do. but the 13 year-old from hayward is celebrating his third-place finish at the national geography bee in washington d.c.. murray and earned a $10,000 scholarship he's a seventh grader in fremont's and for general from texas to the top prize the competition started with 4 million students nationwide. >>> and four year-old girl had a hard time announcing the name of a frozen treats his teacher couldn't write say there. did we will return to learn? >>> it's that while the above four year-old

it doesn't make sense. >> andrea: memorial day barbecue, wonderful spread on the table.s not that bad for you. burgers aren't that bad. it's not fried. baked beeps. corn on the cob. >> bob: kimberly ate half of the bowl. >> kimberly: i'm going to finish the rest later and put this in the microwave. >> bob: they say don't eat the food. >> greg: i have another theory. in the age of declining morality, where we are replacing religion with a food morality. instead of the body of christ, it's like head of arugula. >> bob: have you ever seen whole foods? i have been there once. >> greg: i love whole foods. crazy. >> bob: all the vegetables look dirty and disgusting. not good for you. >> greg: i like the guy whose job is to tell you where the end of the line is. it's so crowded he has a little sign that says the line ends here. don't worry, it won't be that long. you have to follow him. >> bob: i had a liverworst sandwich. >> greg: it's awesome. >> bob: if you ever saw it made -- >> andrea: whole food is great. >> kimberly: amazing. >> andrea: but the people inside, self-righte

. >> thank you, fill, and now to the barbecue on the grill before everyone digs in get ready to shellut. you know what i am talking about if you are firing up the bill. is there any relief ahead? and now, we break it down. wonderful to see you. phil was talking of the concerns of the warm expect and drought and that affected crops so, we saw record high prices for a lot of food commodities last year, but the coming down could be short-lived. >>guest: everyone is of off the high. corn. cotton. sugar. beef. chicken. pork. all lower than this time last year. however, they have no were to go but up from here. the consumer cannot take advantage of that because everything has increased so much month and inflation is so much higher and our personal income is much lower so the consumer is stuck in the middle. >> why can't retailers lock in the food prices today before they spike to give the consumer a break? >>guest: retailers want to do this and pass the savings on to you but also they are gun-shy because they know how fragile the consumer is so it is keeping a lot of retailers from taking a

not anything you want for your barbecue. finally a look at bud. and bud was a hurricane at one point. 24 hours ago,s the strongest ever this early in the season. it went to almost nothing as it hit parts of western mexico. more coming up in the next couple minutes. dan and paula? >> ginger is in for a busy weekend. a lot of weekend. let's check the other headlines. let's check the rest of the morning's headlines now with my other friend, ron claiborne. >> good morning to you, dan and paula. everyone. the fbi is investigating a man who rushed towards a cockpit at the ind of a flight from jamaica to miami. he will be in court. the flight was taxiing to the gate and the man defied crew instructions to be seated and other passengers tackled him and turned him over at the gate. >>> new details in the disappearance of a louisiana disappearance of mickey shunick. the police have a new surveillance video they believe shows her on a bicycle. they are looking for a white pickup truck seen in the video. she was seen riding her dice. >> kyle: home from a frie

if they serve mustard-based barbecue sauce in north carolina, i will boycott!olina -- the north carolina barbecue is the vinegar, they dump the vinegar all over it and ruin it. south carolina is the mustard-based barbecue sauce. >> i would go to 12 bones in asheville. >> there you go. >> bill: didn't they have that blueberry? >> blueberry chipotle i believe it was. >> charlotte is not known for barbecue. north carolina has some good barbecue. charlotte not so much. >> have a good weekend. >> thank you. yes, indeed. >> bill: makes me hungry thinking about the north carolina barbecue. so bob the house and senate back in session this week. >> yes. >> not today. >> bill: for three days. >> exactly. >> bill: not like they got a lot done. >> not a lot done. a lot of rhetoric on student loans. john boehner moving a bill in the house that would replace the sequester. house republicans not abiding by the debt deal that they struck last year. they want to replace this -- the defense cuts with other cuts, obviously democrats not big fans of that. >> bill: right. before we

dealing with issues to the east and central u.s., but for most of us looking good for your holiday barbecues. we'll take a look the next couple days. >> also coming up, travelers hit the road, consumers look on the brighter side and the good news and bad news on the zuckerberg wedding dress. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. "men in black iii" takes down more than just aliens this week at the box office. >> game one of the western conference finals, another injury for the phillies and a huge crash on the final lap of the indy 500. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry and here are some of your top headlines this morning. the united nations is condemning syria for the shelling of the town of houla in what was called a, quote, outrageous use of force. more than 100 people were killed, including dozens of children. >>> iran says it will not halt its production of higher grade uranium, which is a reversal of previous statements. more than six power talks about iran's nuclear program are scheduled next month in mo

barbecuing and such. christina loren telling us how nice it's going to be. >> yeah, it is going to be nice. and a lot of us have those outdoor plans. this is a live look at san jose. we do have a full deck of clouds overhead, getting peeks of sunshine. and the golden gate bridge is socked in with fog, be ut you c see half of the first tower and that's an indication this won't last as long as it did yesterday either. warming our temperatures from the 50s into the 60s by noon and then we'll round out the day in the mid-70s. it all works out like this. noon today, 62 degrees, bay side and at the coast you'll see the low 60s. by 4:00 p.m., though, the 70s return. we're talking about the mid 70s, which translates to the low 80s. and the warmest cities across the bay. 74 degrees here at 4:00 p.m. in san jose. even warmer as we head through tomorrow. and we're talking about 90-degree weather before the week is done within the next 72 hours. your full forecast is just moments away. right now, i'm going to send it

the 40th annual fireman's barbecue the $20 donation could get your parking + 10 bucks in coupons. i will never forget this day. this then five years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. and a friend request on facebook with clear his name. a datsun strapped explosives? the dog survived tonight to see how rocket the dog is doing. >>> and a lot of californians are in a cookie chrysippus case of revolutionizing the nation's approach to missing children tonight's near city police have made an arrest in their decade-old disappearance of a ton paid to the six year old boy vanished on his way to catch the school bus 33 years ago tomorrow now demand is come forward to confess that he killed a little boy. 51 year-old pedro hernandez says he lured away indian families but data with the promise of a soda detectives are trying to determine if the confession is true he spent five years behind bars for a rape he did not commit nellie former high-school football star from southern california has finally cleared his name. he broke down today is a judge overturned his conviction. how i caseb

millions of americans of course are barbecuing to date but it is costing more for the meat on the barbecuees for beef and pork going up. an ongoing drought has ruined crops driving seat prices higher ends because of that they're raising fewer livestock trillion >> what a show last night. we were asleep. but fireworks lit up the sky last night to celebrate the golden gate bridge 75th birthday. >> such a sight. thousands gathered at waterfront areas of san fransisco to enjoy the display. it capped off a weekend of celebrations. many people took the opportunity to walk or bicycle across the big ones landmark. >> it is a very memorable day for may. it is 75. i remember that my daughter was 2 years old on the 50th birthday. >> the day it opened and on the defense and 50th anniversaries the bridge was temporary open only to pedestrians. that did not happen this year because back in 1987 the middle of the bridge actually sagged several feet under all that weight. not this year. if you want to watch the fireworks show in its entirety we have posted that on cbssf.com. be sure to take a look. for th

. >>> barbecue in this weekend's take care when using the grilled breast of least a dozen people across the country have accidentally swallow those wire brush bristles on the consumer what julie what explains what can happen and what some manufacturers are doing to make them safer when the barbecue it may have bacteria but it's something entirely different dissent not meant to the emergency room. >>> and obviously the last bite something set in the throats it was hours before they realized it was this one played by centimeter wire pretzel from the wire brushes dad used a crane to clean the grill. >>> this is one of those plastic ones you can buy. i can only liken this to anyone haystack it took him four hours to remove the wire bristle from the muzzle of the esophagus. >>> it's more common what we're aware of nearly a dozen people have reported similar incidents to the consumer product safety commission of the past three years but it was nearly 12 years ago where brazil's they went to the esophagus. dissuades the desert near it remember the warnings and will now many brushes do come wit

they are models here to show us what not to eat at the barbecue and what to eat at the barbecue.r dogs, like children, it's so important they have a lot of water. especially in the summer in the hot weather. number one, to see if a dog is dehydrated is the panting. they don't sweat. i'm thirsty, give them water. one we brought here very important. everyone has stainless steel bowl. this one like petco. you put it in for like an hour in the freezer. and it will keep the water cold outside. >> that makes sense. >> freeze the bone, too right? >> you can freeze these. these are hydro bones and ball. these are amazingment put in the freezer and comes out and keeps cool for hours. dog plays with it outside it's cool for them. fans, dangerous for children. air multiplier. there is no blades. right? >> right. >> if your dog goes like this. your dog will live. >> your dog will live. actually really safe. i love this part because anyways, carrots. fine. if you are going to have a barbecue. carrots are fine tore dogs. chicken. what's really porno bones because they can get caught. they can'