now she's taken on the barbecue wit. lauren scott shows what they're smoking in the east bay. ♪ >> reporter: in west oakland a barbecue revival has been joined with a flair for the old west. the chef behind it is the found er of another hot spot. >> i'm tonya holland, welcome to our barbecue in west oakland. we have an active smoker. seems that premin the habit of coming to the area for barbecue so it just made sense. >> reporter: those who know barbecue knows the secret is in the sauce and taking time to get it right. >> the secret's in the time. you know, patience to create good barbecue. >> reporter: and from the mains to the side the, here preng-- presentation counts. >> it's like the old south where you get a tray of food. i wanted something more daushl. i was tired of -- casual. and i was tired of plates breaking. >> reporter: with a common refrain -- >> i don't know how many times i hear there's no good place for barbecue. i thought let's create that then. >> reporter: tuesday through saturday at lunch, you can ge

if i have a picture here, i have a barbecue here picture. if you can see it. >> it's not working. >> not working? >> not working. nope. >> here somebody can help me, please. >> it's not working. >> this is a barbecue area here. this only a picture here how people in the street, see from the street out there, that is entertainment. we have a crowd. my kids cannot go to the school, to the bus, we have to cross the street and we have no light in this area down there that can pass the street. down there is smoking. my house down there. i don't know how -- there's not too many people -- >> thank you, sir. >> i have one more picture. >> your time is over. we have a commissioner that wants to ask you a question but your comment time is over. we give everybody the same amount of time. commissioner perez, point of information? >> sir, thank you so much for coming today. >> this picture here, please. >> i was just wondering, did the club owner or the operator contact you at all during their -- they said they did community outreach. did they contact yo

let's turn to our -- >> speaking of barbecue. >> yeah.a little off. it's about a restaurant you would think would make news for its name but is actually getting attention over a customer's not so nice review. >> okay. the name of the restaurant is called boner's barbecue. and it lands -- literally, they received a negative review. they lashed out at the customer. and it went viral. wsb's jeff dore has more on the barbecue feud. >> reporter: a little more than a mile away from her house, stephanie stuck took her husband to boner's barbecue. >> because it's a local business and it's in our neighborhood. >> reporter: she wasn't thrilled with the place and wrote a review on yelp. the owner of boner's lifted her picture and attached it to his response. >> and he went off on me. >> reporter: the owner posted a message on social media to other restaurant owners saying if you see this woman in your restaurant tell her to go outside and play hide and go beep yourself. it says yelp that, beep. bloggers and tweeters picked it up. it went viral. she

we brought in a seventh time world champion barbecue chef. us smoking gives you a flavor they would not believe. >>vicki: is it true that this was once a cathouse? but i believe so. >>brian: the golden gate bridge, a temperatures are steeled mild. no chance of rain in the bay area. this pattern of dry weather will continue all the way. one of the driest on record. for tomorrow morning, look for areas of low clouds and fog. first steps >>brian: highs is a mid- upper 60s. there could be some low seventies around the bay area. on thursday, another weather system. >>vicki: tom cruise continues to draw moviegoers. scott >> of mission impossible goals protocol was top in the box office. the film stars tom cruise. 31.3 million in ticket sales. sherlock holmes was in second place fully in slightly more the 22 million and alvin the chipmunk held steady in third. this has been one of the slowest years at the box office since 1965. kirstie alley wants to help you dance away the pounds. on new year's she launched 100 days of dance. >>vicki: de you have a

. >> it is called up barbecue sandwich but it looks like an imitation sloppy joe. >> why some kids sayy are sick to their stomachs. ,,,,,, screen actors award tonight. based on a popular novel abt black maids in the south dug the civil- right >>> the women of the house took top honors at the screen actors awards tonight. based on the popular novel about black mates in the south during the civil rights era, the film won three of five awards. octavius zinsser won best supporting actress. the french actor was chosen for his role as screen star in the artist. christopher plummer won best supporting actor played over the word. one thing that isn't bending towards the school cafeteria food. >>> school administrators updated menus there to make much more niche vicious, but by that change has been hard to swallow. >> it doesn't look like it's real food. >> do students have anything to say about the healthier lunch menus. >> the healthier it gets, the more disgusting it is. >> some can barely describe what it is. >> is called up barbecue sandwich but it looks like an imitation sloppy joe. >> it

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barbecue going on. kickoff at 3:30. parking lot opens at 11:30 and fans are hoping that the giants lose like they did earlier in the season. >> carolyn: it's not too late to get a ticket to the big game. stub-hub has 550 resale tickets. lowest price was $330 with field box tickets selling for $850. if you go to the n.f.l. ticket exchange, tickets range from $250 to $10,000. >>> also on the field today, rain. our meteorologist lisa argen is here with the forecast. >> lisa: good morning. we are looking at rain in the north bay. a couple spots right around the golden gate bridge. the bulk of the activity far to the north. it's going to take some time to spin to the south. we do have a wind advisory and heavy rain for the overnight hours. as you head on towards the game from any part of the bay area, you may run into scattered light showers. we should see the on and off light showers throughout the day today. they will pick up in the overnight hours. be prepared for the on-and-off rain showers with temperatures on the cool

it's called action election beer if barbecue.s named after the owner who runs a construction company already called action erection services. for those who come in curious about the name the food is a nice surprise. >> all right. stretches and -- sits up just like any other baby but this one could weigh more than a thousand pounds. the baby bear was born on new year's but was rejected by her mom. a staff stepped in, she gets bottle fed but has to stay in an incubator now. they hope to give her public viewing in six months. action erection. >> you want something --. >> they will remember that. >> that will make you look twice. real quick action cold night. no question, teens in westminister with flurry this is morning. 25 millersville. it's cold out there but the wind has let up. i know you were look forward to that and tomorrow we are in the low 40s. you know watch out for a few more flurries tomorrow night. there will be sun in the morning many enjoy that. . >>> good morning maryland live tomorrow to see if the poe toaster showe

red meat on the barbecue. provided we still have a barbecue. you got my note, we're out of propane. i thought you'd take care of it. i'm kidding. we got a new tank, we're good to go. all right... no, no, no, stay, stay. i got it. you're gonna grill? yeah, you know, t-bone with mom's amazing steak sauce. a little corn on the cob. you want some help? no, no. think i can handle it. charles, that is white corn. hey, you know how you told me about your mom's cousin not finding anyone. yeah. you think you could give me a list of names? you're gonna find them? yeah, i mean i'd like to try. what do you think? okay. captioning sponsored by cbs paramount network television and brought to you by toyota. moving forward. choose any direction as long as it's monmving forward. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org woman: in 1990, in severn, maryland, the daughter of a clergyman was discovered by a music industry insider while pumping gas at a service station. the odds of her getting signed and spending 11 weeks at #1 on the u.s. singles char

barbecue pits will be provided. you have to bring your own hamburgers and hot dogs and side dishes to share. >>> our coverage begins at 2:00 with the return to glory pregame show hosted by sports director mark ibanez. it follows the game at three and then the point after post game show. >>> a highway patrol officer is in jail accused of sexually assaulting a child. 31-year-old justin morjan turned himself in on thursday. he has been under investigation for incidents that took place 10 years ago. he was more recently stationed at the state capitol. he has worked at napa in the past. >>> about a daly city man who wandered away from his home. they found the body of 66-year-old jaeson chon. they made the discovery a day after chon was reported missing. >> he was unable to talk or write because of a medical condition. it is still unclear how he died. >>> for the third weekend in a row, occupy protestors stage a late night demonstration in oakland. they met before marching for two and a half hours. oakland police say it s

we have brought in a seven time world champion barbecue chef. smoking gives the flavor you would not believe. in here is our upstairs banquet room featuring a 300 year old bar. >>vicki: is it true that this was once a cat house? >> i believe so. in los gatos, vicki liviakis, kron4 news. >>marty: the search is on a 45 year-old who killed a boy in oakland. plenty of sunshine in the central tower. a full forecast straight ahead. we will be right back. >>marty: this here is a double live look outside. plenty of sunshine. breezy and overcast conditions. overall, a great way to start a brand new year with warmer temperatures in the forecast. dan rubin is here to sort everything out for us. >>dan: we have a very clear skies out there, a little bit of haze in the distance. we had a pretty chilly morning, definitely some patchy fog as since receded. for the most part, there is any. for tonight, the fog will come back, so will the chilly temperatures. that will be a pattern that will work he quite a bit drop the week. 66 expected for their raiders and cha

people really went back and forth with the barbecue chicken with gupta and theurry chicken but the curry the last category we had a tiebreaker we had to bring in our special thai breaker judge. where is she? bonnie. can you jump up here real quick. >> bonnie harvey. >> where do you want me? >> right over here. >> bonnie is also a barefoot wine founder. we pulled her in. spicy pumpkin won. and for the overall tamale, when we added up everybody's, the piern apple coconut. so i must say the spicy pumpkin tamale was tamale lovers in brentwood, california. lore rena had a pineapple/coconut/raisin tamale. that was the local winner. >> lockal then. we want to thank those who made this possible at san pedro market. the folks here at the market who made this possible. the job corps culinary school. catholic u. luvi deinaro. stand by the folks. who are we forgetting here. the staff at the nbc bay area. there's quite a few interns here and all the production staff that came out here for our seventh annual best darn tamale's competition. >> we had laurie and lupe help us to add up all the results in

let's jet on down to a restaurant in atlanta called bonner's barbecue. yeah.hat's where a woman named stephanie took her husband for his birthday dinner. stephanie was not thrilled with the restaurant and posted an online review on yelp calling the food various adjectives including tepid, bland, and odd. the guy would owns boner's barbecue was not pleased. >> the owner posted a message on social media to other restaurant

how about the special of the day, the big chicken, barbecued and dripping in saws.ut breakfast? big laters of breakfast specialties or cream chipped beef on toast. just a sampling of the hold style home cooking that put the boulevard diner not just on the map but on the food network. >> they're going to feature an old recipe from my grandmother and a dumpling dirchlt those items are done from scratch, start to finish. >> reporter: it was customers who got them on the show by writing in and telling the producers of diners, drive-ins and dives. the food is made fresh. chicken noodle soup with five whole chickens. they come here at least once a twice a week. >> my favorite, i think is breck fassments i like the omelets -- breakfast. i like the omelets that are scrambled. it's very tasty. >> i used to start off with one of the chicken soups, okay? and the grape leaves. i like that. any of the good pasta dishes. >> reporter: it's a combination of old standard fair and good recipes. it's enough food to feed fort meade. >> i tweaked them a bit to make them a little more di

. >> in the barbecue belt. >> that helps. i know that's why you're -- >> absolutely. there's so many -- >> the best one? >> the newest in columbia, dock's barbecue and scotts in hemingway and sweatman's in holly hill. hopefully have time here friday, saturday to check them out. >> thank you both. up next, we will get the democratic take on the race here in south carolina with former governor jim hodges. still ahead, convincing conservatives, rick perry is counting on them to somehow make a comeback in south carolina. will his thinly veiled swipes, if you want to call them that, at rick santorum's catholic faith get him there or does that turn them away. >> full disclosure, the richest guy running for president, should mitt romney release his tax returns sooner than later and go back ten years? a look at the president's schedule, you're watching "the daily rundown". -i love this card. -with the bankamericard cash rewards credit card, we earn more cash back for the things we buy most. it's 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% on groceries. 3% on gas. automatically. n

let's jet on down to a restaurant in atlanta called bonner's barbecue. yeah.stephanie took her husband for his birthday dinner. stephanie was not thrilled with the restaurant and posted an online review on yelp calling the foot various adjectives including tepid, bland and odd. the guy would owns b s boner's barbecue was not pleased. >> the owner posted a message on social media to other restaurant owners saying, if you see this woman in your restaurant, tell her to go outside and play

the big game perfect barbecue weather. monday, partly cloudy, the upper 60s.ve at 6:47. >> the south bay, you guys are going to see slowing. typical spots, no big surprises. northbound 101. 87 showing speeds in the 40s as well. and the 30s as you come up capital to curtner into downtown. slowing here, we'll see these turn yellow for northbound 85 as well. 237, slowing over to zenker and toward 101 for the westbound commute direction. also more slowing into sunol out of pleasanton. we have folks out of livermore and the tri-valley moving over, 84 or through the dublin interchange. then converning here. pleasanton, speeds in the 40s here as well. that's why we see the yellow. speeds below 50 through the stretch. a look at the bay, crossing the bay, san mateo bridge, moves nicely. a smooth flow of traffic here. but the volume, steady flow over to the peninsula. no incidents, speeds in the 50s across the bridge. other side we have a nice flow close to the limit for 101 and 280. 92 through san mateo still speeds in the 50s with the yellow. still through the san mat

except that they announced their selection with a white puff of barbecue smoke. and folks, this could be big for santorum. although there is some doubt how much god's endorsement on saturday could help. it didn't do much for tim tebow. now personally-- personally i would not have gone with santorum. if i were god, i would have gone with me. (laughter) i mean why not, folks. i'm a social conservative, i teach sunday school, i attend church, and most importantly, i am a way bigger homophobe than rick santorum. now sure, sure, he's pretty good. he opposes gay sex. but he's still in favor of heterosexual sex. but if you think about it, there's a dude in there, that's pretty gay. that's why i only support the lady lovein ladies. that's the only straight kind. think about it. okay. i know i do. (laughter) of course the other big story in south carolina right now is all the negative ads. romney's superpac attacks gingrich, gingrich's superpac attacks romney. and this weekend a-- a group calling itself the definitely not coordinating with stephen colbert superpac unveile

that when ann was starting out in texas politics, so much of the politicking was done at backyard barbecues, this kind of thing. she went to these events with her constituents, a young woman and a young black man, so the good old boys, of the bubbas, would come over and say, "aren't you just a picture? and who is the sweet young thing you have with you?" and they would ignore this young black man. they would not focus on him, she said. finally, in the apparently had enough of this. somebody came over and she said, "judge, i am so glad to see you. i need you to meet my new husband." tavis: that is so and richards. -- ann richards. i would have looked to of than a fly on the wall to see the two of them. >> it was like the three of them. it was a force of nature. tavis: i miss and richard as well, her wit. -- ann richards as well, hwer wit. >> i work with her daughter, who is now president of planned parenthood national. i have been an advocate of planned parenthood for 18 years now. tavis: have you always been this cause-driven? >> yes. part of it, very specifically, was part of being brought

allen live in oakland where people gather to watch at evident and jones barbecue. pretty good crowd there i understand. >> pretty packed in here a little while ago. the president speech seemed to reinvigorate his supporters who feel like he has been bogged down by republicans throughout most of his first term. they liked his upbeat perspective and emphasis on team work to get the economy rolling. they also liked his push for industry base on cleaner energy and incentive for high tech industry. younger supporters liked his desire to strengthen the education system and give more middle class americans access to a college education. now despite low numbers in the president approval rating many of these democrat say they have seen the change that obama promised in the first presidential campaign. >> he brought enough change for me to know that the world awoke to. it's not business as usua usual. because business as usual is what broke this country. >> stop the grid lock. work together. we are all in this together. that is what really came across to me. >> since he has

this is high-end barbecue.eally great sandwiches and small batch bourbons, calling it one of our favorite places for a date. you see a lot of couples in there. having a great time. very sophisticated and woodsy inside. and it is another one of these amazing restaurants opening. >> terrific. finally, something called one of the most sophisticated bars in adams morgan, i love that so sophisticated and adams morgan going hand in hand here. >> the beginning of the trend. jack rose dining saloon. opened last summer. it is a really spacious, gorgeous space. it was built in an old gym. they transformed it into place you can take your parents and your business, executive pals. and have an amazing cocktail, have a great steak or scallop dinner. and they are really not seeing that kind of young, crazy crowd that you might see a little other further down on 18th street. it is a really great place to go. >> i would like some of these changes. i definitely have to try out these places. thanks, as always. for more ideas for

fans did it up big yiernlg hauling out stoves and wood-fired barbecues and tvs to keep an eye on the afc games and say the rains did not bother them at all. >> not a bit. the best fans in the world, and going to be great day. >> we waited 14 years for this. this is our time. this is our house. this is the 49ers house. >> this was not the warmest place for new york giants fans to wear their blue. [shouting] >> the san francisco police officers who were not patrolling in uniform were undercover, some wearing giants blue to catch abusive fans. police were on the lookout for counterfeit tickets and unlicensed nfl merchandise. officers stopped this man and pulled shirt after shirt out of his jacket. >> getting towards the super bowl here, it's getting really bad all over the place. last game we seized about 1,000 items, and just small amounts, a dozen here, dozen there, and they're all over the place. >> incidentally, sales over $950, it becomes a felony. there are extra cameras to keep an eye on the situation. also, extra police on duty and some shifts were moved into the night to keep a

living on merced hall, i joined an asian student group that did barbecues and held house parties and spent hours producing the music and the dancing stuff and i emceed for them. i worked for pg&e in the mail room. when i finished the promoted me to a public relations in the audiovisual technical field. i was in charge of all their video gear, audio taping, recordings. in 1982, being bored there at the corporate level, i quit to do -- to be an entrepreneur. i wanted to explore the situation of making a fun part time side money thing into a real business. i quit my job to do this. in 1982, i decided to learn everything i needed to know about the entertainment business in san francisco. from being a d.j. i managed bands and booked the bands. the street fair, the cherry blossom street fair, even worked on the coordination involved, bringing bans and entertainment to the community for their fundraiser uses. at the same time hosting -- over 500 events at that time. the largest one but myself, i had 3000 people at a new year's eve party -- by myself i had 3000 people at a new year's eve par

for it. >> i'm surprised that cbs wasn't barbecued for this.king, she's a terrific interviewer. she's gotten her share of gets. this was inappropriate. i mean, they should have sent charlie or somebody else or simply not done the interview. >> they couldn't have gotten the interview if they sent charlie. stoo that's the whole problem about access journalism that's persuasive in networks today. >> i want to turn now -- we were talking earlier about mitt romney and although stories about his role at bain capital and cutting jobs and that sort of thing, and irks amy, i'm wondering if you think physical this controversy exploded on the -- in dissecting what goes on, the takeovers -- was it just the sort of game of assessing the political damage? >> it was just the political he-said-she-said or she said-he said in this case, and newt gingrich's super pac is not his officially, but it's fortunate that gingrich with the cigar chomping, the suitcases full of cash, and we actually dug down into what is bain capital? what is venture capitalism? what do p

there were swimming pools and barbecue pits all over, massive pxs, hundreds of opportunities to drink and party, movie theaters, bowling alley. every amenity you can imagine, and he worked in an air conditioned office and had some profound questions about what am i doing here and what kind of war is this? and so i heard those competing versions of the war as a kid, and really -- it's not as though i set out to write a book about that. but then when i was a professional scholar and doing this kind of research, i started to find the evidence of this other world, and that captured my imagination once again. >> host: did you think potentially that the words abundance and consumerism in connection with the vietnam war might be a little controversial? >> guest: it has been controversial. i've made -- i've done speaking engagements where i had some fairly hostile reactions from vietnam veterans or from people who feel that by pointing to some of the more comfortable conditions americans enjoyed in vietnam i'm somehow eroding the sense of sacrifice that americans made. i think that's the wron

they certainly would not want to have noise, they would not want to have 20 kids barbecuing at night.but that is the service we provide and it is the service we have been providing for many, many years. té look at that, at how compatible is and how fair is that to outweigh the needs of the hundreds of kids and clients we serve over the financial gain of one development group and well- being of a well-to-do family in the mission. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is tracy brown and i'm here to request this item be postponed until a committee can be -- until a community meeting can take place. there is a lot of anxiety for the partners we currently work with and we are not sure how this development is going to impact our services. i know that victor was asked to facilitate a community meeting and we were not able to schedule it because there were other negotiations going on between us and the project managers. i would urge you guys to postpone to these conversations can continue and we can have the opportunity to meet with the owners. we need to discuss how this proje