the answer is c, barbecue grill. >> i feel like i want to go cook some barbecue. >> we're surprised because majority of the guys here said barbecue grill. we thought 37% was low. we thought maybe 50% or 60% use it all year around. i'm one of those people. >> we love it. >> one more check of the news before you go. traffic and weather coming up next. >>> one more thing, we're back with table etiquette for thanksgiving. here is a question. thanksgiving is a secular holiday. a lot of people view it as a religious holiday. if you're not religious, what do you do when they say grace at the table? >> be respectful and keep a moment of silence during that time and when it is over, then everyone eats. >> there you go. >> any last pieces of good advice? what to avoid, what not to say if there is anybody with food allergies? >> with food allergies, you might want to ask the host or the hostess what they're cooking and to be mindful or note i have a child that has peanut allergies and if i can bring something for them, if everything is going to have peanut oil in it. another thing to be mindful of is

you don't want to be using your barbecue indoors. as long as you are burning fuel in the house and proper ventilation you should being on ok. >> and gas generator you can smell it so it should be a clue? >> yes. >> you talked earlier about some of the industries that cause pollution and they are getting better. are there other things we need to think about? >> in jenny time we can decrease pollution, we will be decreasing carbon monoxide along with that. in the bay area, major sources, automobiles. less we drive the less pollution we put in the air. >> cheryl: i know you said we are doing pretty well with cars. what are you doing trying to coordinated everything to make it better. how does it work? >> for us the bay area air quality management district, we deal with facilities. for cars, trucks and things of that nature that is done by the state of california or the federal government. we don't have purview over that. we can provide information to the public and decreasing automobile use is going to be good. >> cheryl: what about the

follow your nose to matt's barbecue.ick your lips pulled pork sandwich is the order of the day. there it is right there. let me tell you that sauce on top killer. matt's operation reaches all corn he is of the bay but you can visit his brick and mortar store on telegraph avenue in berkeley. next up,mais oui! a taste of france, crepes tasty melt in your mouth treats served with all manner of delicious fillings from strawberries and cream to the naughty but nice nutella. they will be all over the bay this weekend. to close out, let me tell you about true gourmet dim sum hand crafted using seasonal and local ingredients. it's delicious dim sum cooked with a whole lot of love by this mom and daughter team of. the dumplings, roast duck sliders the order of the day. one more time, fat matt's barbecues britney crepes and true brew gourmet. farmer's market tuesday and thursdays and saturdays. enjoy the rest of your weekend. i'm liam mayclem. cheers. >> it sounds better when he talks about it. >> naughty but nice. >>> coming up i

blue was a barbecued -- at a barbecue when he was killed by a stray bullet. he was 22 years old. >> sometimes you are put in situations and you never know what is coming around the corner. there is no real guarantee for anyone. >> nicer will not pay the memorial wall for his son. instead, he takes him with him everywhere he goes. >> for me, i am still going to write his name on everything and dedicate as many murals as i can. it is not just one memorial, it is going to be having his this -- signature attached to all my works. it will be like a never ending memorial. >> that brings today's program to an end. you can get updates on our website. thanks for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow. >> afmake sense of international news and t bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vt., and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> presented by kcet,

-- and by the way, i need you to know that probably the last time i was standing here was having barbecue when it was a barbecue restaurant here and i was at the top floor, at rooftop hall, heading up the human rights commission and we were already working in concert with the aids office to prevent discrimination against people with aids and i recall those meetings because it was so important to make sure those people weren't discriminated against as they tried to survive and find help in this wonderful city that we have. public works, you're amazing, you working with our real estate department in finding ways to make sure we have the best approach to this and we are also working with our private contractors. i know turner construction is doing the construction management here, working closely with our bureau of architecture and engineering to make sure this is done on time, within budget. that's the mantra of using federal funds these days. you better be on time. better be on budget. and we also better make sure that when we do this, we reach out to our local vendors and make sure they'r

is it shorts, flip-flops or the barbecue grill? >> no doubt for me. log on to facebook.com/wusa9 and leave your response. we'll reveal the answer later this morning in our 6:00 a.m. hour. we'll be right back! >>> welcome back. howard here. your weather first at 4:56 this tuesday morning. rain showers from d.c., south and east into calvert county into the eastern shore. we'll see light rain, drizzle and fog this morning turn into steadier rain later today and tonight as temperatures slowly climb into the mid-50s. thunder possible tonight into wednesday morning. we'll talk more about that here at 89 news now at -- here at 9news now at 5:00 a.m. >> howard, good morning. we've got the rough, sloppy start to our commute. interstate 95, 395, no accidents. there was some roadwork that is now cleared out of your way. up past landmark, light volume toward shirlington. pentagon, the 14th street bridge. more timesaver traffic at the top of the hour. back to you. >> thanks, beverly. >>> ten families devastated by a tornado strike in joplin, missouri last may now

there are lots of great restaurants in nashville and known for barbecue.this one of the favorite destinations to are barbecue. >> the yellow porch restaurants. >> the salad they're eating they're growing the vegetables in their garden and a big boom in food trucks around the u.s., noted in nashville, mos tacos per favore, and people swear by their tortilla soup, say it's better than penicillin if you have a cold. >> next up, international destinations of course you can't do a food segment without talking about paris. >> i can't. >> levon kontoire? >> first things first in paris if you're going there and haven't been, find an expert to take you around. i love wendy lynn from the paris kitchen, the ultimate foodie and connoisseur of all things delicious in paris. she's recommend l 'avan comp.toir, a 12-person standing space but it feels like you're in the center of it all if you go there and we love mecarones in new york, the new cupcakes. >> which are not cupcakes. >> basically where they were invenned in paris in 156, they make 4 billion macaroons every ye

rachel, i think you'll enjoy the barbecue. it's the sauce. i guarantee you're going to enjoy it. >> i already made it through half the barbecue, ed. i hate to break it to you. i was going to take it home and be a civil vised person. i sat at my desk like a cave man shoveling it in. >> they would not let me leave unless i had a batch of the stuff. said, you are to give this to rachel. >> it's in good hands. thanks, ed, i appreciate it. >> you bet. >>> thanks to you at home for staying with us. it's not barbecue from ed day at the rachel maddow show, it's not just halloween. it's a day packed with political news. there's a ton to talk about with what happened to republican front-runner herman cain today. we'll be getting to that in just a moment. there was actually something to talk about even with newt gingrich's campaign today and it's not just about newt gingrich trying to get his hands on your money this time. oh, wait, actually the newt story is just about him trying to get his hands on your money again. there is new newt news about that t

the poster is hanging in a texas barbecue joint.k out what the owner of the restaurant has to say about it. >> it is my choice to have it up. it is your choice where you want to go but i'm not gonna take it down. >> hmm. more on that story in two minutes. >>> we don't mark a love the anniversaries on this show, but once every while, an anniversary comes along that reminds how time flies, like it one. 32 years ago today, iranian students and militants took over the u.s. embassy in tehran. they held 52 americans hostage for a total of 444 days. images just like this one outraged and enraged people across the united states. today, in a scene reminiscent of that chant over the iranian revolution, thousands of students gathered outside what used to be the u.s. embassy in tehran. they how is theed down with usa and read signs reading down with capitalism and wall street equals war street but back here at home, in the u.s., there is a stark reminder that while times fly, times change. i want to show you a relic from the hostage crisis that

dan being from texas, i'm sure he has snagged that barbecue.lison want to dime in. >> i just want to say that i always said that dan was the adult son that i'll never have. like he is such a nice guy, you know. he is funny and open minded and progressive. i mean, houston is really getting a gift. we are losing someone so special but never change our originality. he is a producer's friend and talent's friend. >> it is. we worked with a lot of producer because i'm the senior member, remember, and she is the second. >> dan, you have been such a joy to work with. we're going to miss you daily. i mean that when we say that we're going to miss you daily, not only your professionalism but your personality. and since you are heading to texas, remember, i have a plate of enchiladas. >> and if you can read dan's lips, he is wrapping his own good-byes. >> a producer always. >> you have been great. we thoroughly enjoy it. cool afternoon. nice sunshine. temperatures in the oohs.

now, this is barbecue sauce that we made. it only takes ten minutes. so you shred some turkey.sugar and tomato puree, bacon. >> i thought that was chocolate at first. >> now what we're going to do is make a manwich. >> just what everybody needs after thanksgiving, a manwich. >> so you're going to have your toasted buns, there you go. and we're going to plate up the turkey. you're going to heat this through, right. >> okay. toss it right on there. >> a fancy sloppy joe kind of thing. >> that's exactly what it is. >> what do we have, a little coleslaw we put on there? >> yeah. >> epicurious, by the way, has great recipes for everything. >> hoda, how do you know that? >> someone made it for me. >> delicious, thank you. >> with the stuffing, what do we do with the stuffing? >> if you're lucky to have leftover stuffing, which i never do, i just stand in front of the fridge and eat it. okay, so we're going to add eggs. >> do you like yours sunny side up or over easy? >> it's like egg hash. >> mmm. >> good idea. that's such a clever idea. >> when you make fried eggs you always want to

bought the land he literally put a $220 million ear mark into the federal highway bill to build a barbecuing bash highway right by the land that he had just bought. now, when it became publicking knowledge the new parkways going to be built he was able to turn around and sell the land and more than doubled his money and that was courtesy of our taxpayer money and that goes on all the time as well. >> judge jeanine: i don't remember there even being an a issue about that at the time. >> there is not. >> judge jeanine: talk about on the other side of the aisle. democrats and republicans. murray pinching from new york. comes in net assets of $74,000 and four years later worth $727,000 because why? tell me? >> because of land deals. there was a land that he owns in his district. he put an ear mark to upgrade the sewer system and everything else. spiked the value of the land and he saw the benefits from it. and it is very common that this goes on. members of congress in urban districts get earmarked lands to expand rail systems. just happens to go past the and this they own. it is all legal and a

a barbecued turkey. it with your favorite bbq sauce right here in this container. it is absolutely delicious. once again, another great thanks giving and tailgate food. we've got turkey chili. this is not with the ground turkey or diced turkey. once again, this is leftover turkey. -left-brace, more dark. of course, we've got a melted cheddar and following on here, chris ate tortilla just crispy tortillas. >> come over here and let's talk not turkey. >> these are leftover mess potatoes and stuffing. i asked some cheese from the fruit and cheese platter you put out earlier. we mix it up. we breaded it area they call them potato croquettes. a little spicy but absolutely does. when you go tailgating, you've got your little fry daddy who up. they fry up great. we've got a turkey wings over there. that's my favorite thing. i love wings are you baltimore loves what he are turkey wings. and there is a turkey leg in their various. >> and cheese on their? >> we just received them. make sure you repeat your paltry

and, like, your uncle, he would man the barbecue, he would take over the barbecue when it was time tot uncle that would do that, though. >> jimmy: i see. you mixed it up. and your aunt would fall regularly down the stairs or wherever? >> i made that up. that didn't happen. >> jimmy: that's funny. i felt like, because i had some heavy aunts who would also fall and i always thought of you when they did and i know -- >> the whole joke was how long it takes a person to fall down the steps. >> jimmy: right. >> that was based off something i had seen before and i made like it was somebody in my family. >> jimmy: i see. part of it is fictional, part of it -- did you find yourself any of the -- you were really just a kid at the time. are you doing these things now that your kids notice and make fun of you for? >> am i falling down the steps? >> jimmy: well -- like for instance, the lectures that your step-dad would give you and -- >> i don't -- my dad would get drunk and -- i don't drink, so i don't give my kids any lectures. >> jimmy: you're not a lecturer? that's probably good. your step-da

has- outlaw means it's loaded with hickory-smoked bacon, onion rings and topped with my bourbon barbecue sauce. and i'll tell you somethin' else they don't have- -my outlaw spicy chicken sandwich. yehaw! whoa! whoa whoa whoa whoa.. ride that spicy chicken! . >>> welcome back, i want to take you back live to oakland, you can see the people pitching in overnight during clashes between some violent protesters and the police. right now this is 15th and broadway. certainly there have been peaceful protesters out there and there have been very violent vandals. as you can see things are peaceful right now. kraig debro is out there this morning and we will have an update in just a little bit. >>> this is the scene earlier, police firing tear gas and police made at least 100 arrests and kraig debro is right there at 15th and broadway and he will tell us what is going on right now. >>> they are asking us to take a look at red light tickets because you may not have to pay it. they are snitch tickets and they show a picture of your car not stopping at a red light. you have no legal obligation to pay

. >> the full barbecue and coleslaw and beans no big deal but the veteran's says it means a lot. >> the free sandwich, the reason they are doing this is amazing. >> it is more than a free sandwich, it is more than that. you can tell by looking at the faces of the people in here and the attitudes of the owners. it is special. >>mhawn miller sang the national anthem. >> and everything that they did for us is not lost, it is not forgotten. it is important and for that, we say thanks. >> we bring them all together and we say you know what, we are part of a brotherhood and you made a sacrifice and we appreciate it. >>> john harrison, abc2news. >>> well, veteran's day ceremonies in baltimore focused on war memorial plaza where lieutenant governor anthony brown paid tribute to all vets and members of the service of the national guard still serving overseas. >> thank you to each and every one of you for your service to our great nation. i thank you, governor o'malley thanks you and may god bless you and god bless the united states of america. >> as part of the ceremony, those in attendance had

. >> they've noted barbecues in tents, and people smoking in tents. >> i'm disgusted to see this today. people are elected officials trying to do the right thing and they're not allowed to speak. >> everyone is free to talk. >> let them talk. >> so we believe city council should represent 99%, not 1%. >> now, while that is going on we said the mayor took a tour of the camp and released another written statement that quote i call on elected leaders to put forward a plan that does not cause additional injury to people, property and our reputation, unquote. within that statement, she called on the campers to leave on their own immediately. we've confirmed police cancelled training exercises for next week. we're not sure at this point if that is an indication that there is another attempt is in the offering. >> in san francisco, holiday fun is set up right next to the occupy movement. and this is along embarcadero and the rink opened this morning and will stay open until after the first of the year in january. proximity of the family-oriented rank to protestors is a cause of concern for so

so if you're cooking, if you're using your fireplace to cook, you're okay there. >> well, no, a barbecue or you know a wood burning stove, to make pizza or ribs or something like that. >> reporter: maybe you're making popcorn in the fireplace, i don't know. >> i don't know. chest nuts roasting, mike sugerman. >> what's that sound? moo hoo hoo hoo hoo ha ha ha ha. >> little goblins. >> okay. how much did you spend in candy? >> you know what, we don't get trick or treaters. >> i kill every year, i get over the 0. and i'm just missing out on it this year. i think we should have halloween on a saturday. a designated saturday. >> last saturday of october. but for all of you going out there, there there, it looks mostly clear, temperature-wise right now it's 58 degrees, pacifica, to 81 degrees in gilroy. let's take a look at what that looks like. that is our live cbs 25 weather camera in dublin looking out over the valley. the tri-valley, looking out towards mount diablo and we have crystal clear skies after highs today in the low 00s in that particular area. overnight that will be dipping wel

did we mention the barbecue sauce?eeks of testimony, 39 witnesses, 330 courtroom exhibits. >> just want to first thank each and every one of you for service in this case. >> in his closing, prosecutor david wall grown said that evidence points straight at dr. conrad murray. >> ladies and gentlemen, the evidence in this case is overwhelmingly, abundantly clear that conrad murray acted with criminal negligence, that conrad murray caused the death of michael jackson. >> showing photos of jackson's three children, walgren said they no longer have a father because dr. murray gave him so much propofol and too little attention. >> this is not just kind of a deviation or an error in judgment. this is criminal, gross negligence,ed administered an agent that causes respiratory failure if not used properly, that causes death. this has never been seen before. this is bizarre, unethical, unconscionable behavior. >> walgren took the jury on a tour of the evidence, how murray, he said, agreed to give jackson a dangerous drug for an o

one of the first questions i asked the group, 200 people showed up there, just for a barbecue, i dropped in on the community, we did a tweet on the program friday night. they showed up. they're on it. i asked them, are the protesters out there, are they representing you? i mean, they gave an overwhelming response. this is the middle of the country. now, a new poll out there shows that most americans think income inequality is a problem. where's this movement heading in your opinion? >> i think it's heading into lots of different places in different ways in different places. one thing you're going to see i think is more and more students drown in debt and can't find jobs. you're going to see more and more protests on campus, see more and more places like oakland where workers and other people stand together to stand up and expose the banks and how they're bankrupting cities and causing layoffs and cuts in services. you're going to see homeowners and people that are under water, refusing to be evicted from their homes and doing like in l.a., sitting in, saying to the sheriff, you can arres

has- outlaw means it's loaded with hickory-smoked bacon, onion rings and topped with my bourbon barbecue sauce. and i'll tell you somethin' else they don't have- -my outlaw spicy chicken sandwich. yehaw! whoa! whoa whoa whoa whoa.. ride that spicy chicken!

his son was at a barbecue with friends when he was killed by a stray bullet.was just 22. >> sometimes, you are put in situations and you never know what is coming around the corner. there is no guarantee for anyone. >> he will not paint a wall for his son. instead, he takes him with him everywhere he goes. >> i will still write his name on everything and dedicate as many murals as i can. not just one, did will have the signature attached to all of the works. this will be like a never-ending memorial. >> the random violence of the south bronx that is the end of this program. you can get updates on many stories on our website. to reach me and my team, you can go to twitter. thank you so much for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news am

outlaw means it's loaded with hickory-smoked bacon, onion rings and topped with my bourbon barbecue sauced i'll tell you somethin' else they don't have- -my outlaw spicy chicken sandwich. yehaw! whoa! whoa whoa whoa whoa.. ride that spicy chicken! i'm allen martin. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. happy thanksgiving. for thousands of people all over the bay area, well, they spent the day in line and not for food. they are anxiously awaiting for holiday sales some of which start tonight. >> linda yee is in san francisco with how one store is entertaining people in line. >> reporter: elizabeth this line here at the best buy store in san francisco is growing by the hour. and the group of guys that i'm sitting with well, they have been here since yesterday. hey, thanksgiving is not just about family and giving thanks. it's about the deal. it's family and friends sharing a lot of time camping this thanksgiving. in their case, even watching football. >> oh!! >> reporter: it's just that they are spending it together

i ate barbecue, back when i could do that. i had barbecue at 20 people went to high school it. besides me only two others finished college. besides me only to have ever made for the $50,000 a year. their number one goal was that their retirement was going to imperil their children ability to raise their grandchildren. so whenever you give up on america, you just member that. it's still basically a good country. people make rational decisions based on what they know. now, despite all of that, average worker sage is still younger than europe and japan, the other longest in wealthy places. canada may be a little younger than us, but not much. it's easier to start a small business here than almost any other place. we still have laboratories for r&d that most countries don't have. we have a lot of indigenous strengths here. we have the better sophisticated venture capital and other things and we know what we need to do. there's plenty of money out there to bring the economy back if we can figure out how to unleash the money and corporate treasury snowbanks. so i am not pessimistic,

at the end, i have a dinner with 20 people, a barbecue, back when i could do that -- i barbecue with 20 people i went to high school with. besides me, only two others who finished college, besides me, only two made more than $50,000 a year, but their number one goal was their retirement was going to imperil their children's ability to raise their grandchildren. whenever you give up on america, remember that. it's still a good country. people make decisions based on what they know. now, in spite of all of that, our average work force age is still younger than europe and japan. the other long standing wealthy places. canada may be a little younger than us, but not much. it's easy to start a small business here than any other place. we have laboratory supports for research and development that most countries don't have. we have a lot of indigenous strengths here. we have better, sophisticated venture capital networks and other things, so -- and we know what we need to do, and there's plenty of money out there to bring the economy back. we can figure out how to unleash the money in corpo

his activity culminated with a mass shooting at a barbecue in 2009 at which police say he was the target. 12 people were shot in the incident. he was also in the news when his brothers were kidnapped. police believe he was the intended make them there as well. a man accused of killing a baltimore bar owner pleaded guilty to that. robert gardner was a hit man hired by lee martin's wife. nartin was the owner of hops i . paul schurick, the former aide to bob ehrlich, it is charged with using robocalls to suppress the black vote in last election. some voters say they received a different robocall from the congressman telling them to ignore the one suggesting they stay home. the attorney of schurick denies any notion that he broke the law. >> any conspiracy the have been indicted, hundreds of thousands of papers and documents have been mailed. where is this great conspiracy? >> his co-defendant is set for february. a prosecutor will decide whether to file charges against a baltimore circuit court clerk. this follows an altercation in which police say conaway may have pulled a gun. they are ha

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