we buy the margin, lock it in for five years, move on to the next transaction. >> i want to talk about berry the bp assets. >> okay. >> bp, i will tell you, didn't think that was a great operator. berry is a great operator. new tech nog they may be using far more oil than we may have thought or has been found so far? >> okay. let me split that in two places. as it relate to bp, high quality assets. well trained individuals that work those assets. the problem there is they just weren't core assets for bp. not spending money. current technology or care and feeding will make them perform better. we're seeing results and we'll put rigs to work. and berry on the other hand, very talented workforce, as much the assets are important to us, the people that run the assets are critical to us, the knowledge in terms of steam plating in california, which is half the production base there and 3/4 of the value in this transaction is critical to the success of the deal and very good at what they do. >> david dempster came on the show, telling us about a couple possible prudhoe bay like sized fields. i beli

i got juniper berries. i got black pepper . kosher salt and sea salt. salt more because it does not create such a strong salt flavor in the mix. i mix these ingredients together. and shake it up a little bit. and then -- >> put all of that into the salmon. >> i made a bigger batch than i need. i'm going to use this later on. >> our time is needing. we have to wrap things up. but put it in there and let it set for three days? >> right. it is not. >> it is fabulous and wonderful. it will come out looking like that. >> on march 3rd, doing a cooking demonstration on the mill emum stage. myfoxdc.com is our web site. we have a link. nordic cool 2013 runs through the middle of march. more fox 5 morning news when we come back. stay with us. you'rere on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. >>> a sentence i never thought i would say. we're back now with one laid back slop. the animal fell off a tree. >> wow. cool. >> he looks like a puppet. >> the animal fell off a tr

>> gogi berry. >> i love kale. >> do you have anything organic? his is why i only drink intelligensia coffee. >> this is why i drink coconut water. >> i love new york, but i would never want to live there. >> why do i never go to the beach when it's right there? >> i have been craving this for days. >> grilled cheese animal style and fries animal style. >> i love in and out. >> i just had a juicer. >> i sat next to jack nicholson at the lakers game. >> there's david spade. >> i know him. >> i think he is on "dexter" or something. whatever. >> wow. >> i used to live out here years ago, and i lived in the valley, and they never spoke like an idiot. >> and my god. i like that kind of valley girl talk. do you? >> for an egyptian, you come naturally to it, hoda. you really do. >> i was born in oklahoma. >> but you started out -- your roots are in cairo. the san fernando valley. >> let's talk about love because it is -- valentine's day, we're knocking on the door. and the question is, how would you define love? we went on our klgandhoda.com page, and we

that's what could happen from berry. i think this is huge for linn's future.hey have come under fire for its hedging program. they used a mix of swap contracts and put options. some don't like the way the company accounts for hedges. they have a chance to explain the hedging on air. let's talk to mark ellis of linn energy to dig deeper into the story. welcome back to "mad money." >> good to see you. >> before we get to the acquisition, which i praised on air numerous times, no shock to you, andrew berry from town, really nice, writes in an article in barron's that linn doesn't deduct the cost of the derivatives from hedging gains. that suggests cash flow is overstated. does it? >> yeah, jim. we saw that article. a week and a half ago we actually did our response to that. we put a presentation out there. >> saw it on the web if anybody wants to see it. >> clearly explains how we do that. misunderstandings in the way we deal with nongap accounting. we stand strong behind our hedge. it's critical to the success of our business. it allows to us pay distribution so

seasonal berry ies.and topped with homemade sauce. >> this is what you are going to make today? >> it's our pie of the month. clock late cream pie. pudding filling. >> there it is. >> that's a whole version and our homemade new york style cheesecake. >> let's get to the pie making. >> very simple. we're going to put half and half in here. then we're going to put a cup of sugar. >> it is dessert. >> what's that? >> cocoa powder. >> no powder on your suit. >> while you are doing that. >> this is on low? >> hold that all together. if i add it right now it's going to turn into scrambled eggs. i have 42% cocoa chocolate. going to put it in there. and semi sweet regular chocolate chips. >> so two types. >> yes. and then a little vanilla. >> am i going too slow? >> you are okay. >> we're going to wait until that thickens up. add egg yolk in there. >> how long will this process take? >> 15-20 minutes. >> we don't have that, eddie. >> get the heat up. wait until it thickens up. we're going to add it to here. i ha

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try having a snack, like crackers and cheese or yogurt with berries. notice i didn't mention cupcakes. any food or drink with extra sugar, including sports drinks, is not doing your body any favors. >> good game plan, jax. thanks. >> you're very welcome. >> that's "health bites" for this week. i'm ellie. >> when you think of the u.s. marines, you typically think of soldiers hitting the beach in a hard-fought battle. but it's not all they do. nicole gives us a new view of the united states marines. >> welcome to marine barracks, washington. [ drums play ] it's the oldest active military post in the u.s. marine corps. >> marine barracks, washington, was founded on march 31, 1801, when president thomas jefferson rode on horseback with lieutenant colonel william ward burrows, our second commandant of the marine corps. they rode around southeast d.c. looking for a home for marine barracks, washington. >> ever since then, marines have been stationed here. >> there are seven companies that make up marine barracks, washington. altogether, we're stationed here we're abo

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you can see anyone, like diddy or jane lynch or berry gordy's son. >> i don't like to be around strangers. >> no problem. book a "tmz" custom charter and fill the bus with people you know for your birthdays, family reunions, even corporate events. [screaming] she's in finance. >> i've seen all your documentaries. you're brilliant. >> that's filmmaker michael moore, best known for has amazingly poignant farting contest. >> how you doing? >> he was arriving at l.a.x. yesterday ready to be the ball of laughs he always is. >> obama care has very good things in the bill. >> that guy's hysterical! and speaking of obama. >> did you see the photos of president obama hitting the golf swing with tiger woods? >> no, we didn't, and you know why, because obama wouldn't let the press take any. our president went 18 holes with tiger woods in florida but the press corps were not allowed access to the event and although the white house claims they were going to announce the outing later on, it has cover-up written all over it. see, right there on your screen. >> if you're the president, aren't you conflic

. >> i think it will be the raspberry statement, not the stra you berry statement. u to laugh, howard. that's great. the whole idea of the raspberry statement. we don't care if the government shuts down, don't care if the 13e7nding gets cut. that's what we're here for. remember we watched that scene in john mccain's town meeting, it had to do with immigration. but that same guy in the back row is probably jumping up as much as he doesn't like mexican immigrants coming in the country, he hates government spending, too. it's the same guy. >> and in a way the president is being victimized by his own success. he stripped them of everything else they had. they're being told they got to do immigration even though their base hates it. they raised taxes. they voted to raise taxes which was a central plank of republicanism for like my entire life. they raised taxes -- >> for 1%. >> he stripped them to their boxers. >> you are really overdoing this. the republicans gave away the tax increase -- >> they gave it away. they're not going to give on spending. they're like, look, al

but i found it to be enough of a person can be a nice guy to have a with. >> host: professor berry, of what are you most proud of your service and the u.s. civil rights commission? >> guest: at that you're going to ask me what i was most proud of. a lot of things, that being in the anti-apartheid movement in getting south africa freed. but as far as the commission is concerned, i am proud of the hearings begin in florida on the 2000 election because we heard again from people nobody would listen to and we found out where thousands of people who were registered to vote, who are the co-voters and they just wouldn't let them vote. it's just that simple. i'll never forget the minister who came in and said when he went on to that with his family, and they told him he was a combat talons and he couldn't go. he said that's not true. only time i've ever been to the court house is on a set or testify for someone in a case they asked me to testify in. he said i voted here in the same precinct last time. so are you telling me i'm a convicted fell in front of his family and friends and neighbors?

serving it. >> when she was dancing, that was a beautiful gown she wore. >> i thought halle berry wasace. >> she's always stunning. >> what about you, soledad? >> who did you like? >> i actually think the dance sequence when she was in that beautiful gown, charlize theron. and that's not the gown she wore on the red carpet. >> she wore dior on the red carpet. i'm not sure the gown when she was dancing. >> and just to have it move. it was fabulous. >> jennifer lawrence was belle of the ball. >> best attitude. she falls, gets up, tells a joke. >> i thought it was great. i thought it was refreshing. it didn't rattle her at all. and by the way, as i've been saying, you saw the gown a little bit better because she fell. >> it was a very graceful sprawl up the stairs. i loved it. thanks, ladies. appreciate it. >>> still ahead on "starting point," one oscar nomination and five broken cameras. the filmmaker behind an acclaimed documentary feature on the palestinian struggle shares his story with us. news flash: in a face to face challenge, new outlast stay fabulous foundation held up fabulous

berries gift card -- oh no you are not a caller. you are here every day. good morning, jacki schechner. >> it a sherry's berries gift card. >> stephanie: hey, john kasick just undouched himself. he is going to accept the obama medicare medicaid expansion. >> amazing. i love when governors and lawmakers do things that actually benefit the citizens of they state. >> stephanie: right. the only reason not to do it jacki is you are a douche. >> pretty much. and you want to be like rick scott. >> stephanie: it's a technical term, douche. here she is jacki schechner health care geek of the current news center. >> good morning, everybody, president obama is showing his administration can multi-task. he is tolding two separate meetings at the white house. this morning with labor leaders and this afternoon with business leaders. the idea is to try to find some consensus when it comes to immigration reform and this coming while the president continues to push for new gun legislation. the state department could transfer $1.1 billion in surplus funds no longer used in iraq to beef up securities at u.s. e

i acknowledged halle berry. all of the emotions, halle was like this. but it's so much fun. d seeing all of your favorite actors like up close. i sat next to tommy lee jones and i just wanted so badly go the fugitive, my name is dr. richard kimball. go get him! i don't know if you know that. i just wanted to say that so bad! >> i'm sure he loved hearing that. >> i know he probably did. >> from you, it would probably be okay. >> i would like to impersonate merril streep but kind of nervous. >> probably not a great idea although she probably would have been okay with that. >> she would have just laughed and then leave me alone, leave me alone. >> get out of here, crazy boy. >> are you going to oscar parties after this? or is this it? >> i'm not sure. i have a pregnant wife. we will see what the pregnant button -- there is a pregnant butt button. when the button goes off, you just go home. >> jamie, will you be making anyone pregnant tonight? [ cheers ] >> stomp twice for that. >> i put it on safety for now. >> how does it work? oscar night for most people is a special night. al

celebrities are leaving now. >> we both concur there should be an award after halle berry and you get the first one. >> i love that. i'm going to start working out now. >> you look great. thanks you guys. it's been a lot of fun. >> have fun out there. >> for more on all things oscar you invite you to log on to wjla.com. we have lots of photos so there is an extensive photo gallery from that trip. >> let's change gears. what can we expect this week? >> we are looking at a quiet start to our week but big ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] some day, your life will flash before your eyes. ♪ ♪ make it worth watching. ♪ ♪ the new 2013 lexus ls. an entirely new pursuit. [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot, even on a holiday weekend. ♪ ♪ things are definitely... looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates you can use your citi thankyou points to travel whenever you wa

i want to go back out. >> reporter: and they are paving the way for the next generation. meet 14-year-old rising star cassie berrydemolition diva. >> i've been around that since i was real little. >> reporter: cassie drives freestyle with nancy's boys. >> with the boys, it makes you step it up a notch and get yourself going so you can show yourself what you can do. and then show everybody else. >> reporter: and looks up to nancy for the blueprint, not just for a career, how to get the right endorsements and make a living in this rough and tumble world, but also how to have a life. so whether she ends up driving a monster truck or a car pool or both, she'll be crushing it. >> what a ride. >>> just ahead, beyonce faces the music, explaining why she lip-synched at the national inauguration and what we should expect super bowl sunday. to the best vacation spot on earth. (all) the gulf! it doesn't matter which of our great states folks visit. mississippi, alabama, louisiana or florida, they're gonna love it. shaul, your alabama hospitality is incredible. thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your f

. >> chocolates filled with blew berry jam and sage, and strawberries and basil. >> i love pushing the boundaries. >> reporter: it's that sense of culinary adventure that earned her a spot on the food network's reality tv show "squeet genius." >> it's hard to grasp. >> reporter: competitors had to create three desserts. >> third is chock lat, second is candy, third is cake. >> reporter: her journey actually started years ago when she decided to give up government and nonprofit work to do work that really made her happy. that's when she opened mama coco's delights. the first year in a farmers' market, then relocated to a tiny antique mall two years ago. since then it's attracted customers around the country, even clients on capitol hill. >> we do custom designed for the u.s. senate. they sell them in the gt shop and in the kiosk. >> and they're all handmade. >> i take the second and turn them all. >> reporter: made in small batches, usually mostly local in2k3wr50edends. >> at some levels, candy making is an old-fashioned craft, and i want to respect that. >> pat lawson muse, news4. >>>

>> i remember years ago i called halle berry the goddess of lionsgate after "monsters ball" and her academy award win. i have to say the baton has been passed and jennifer lawrence is truly the goddess of lionsgate. i think it helps her tremendously. it certainly helped harvey and bob's franchise, picture, "silver linings playbook." i'm conflicted, because naomi is in our movie and jennifer is in another studio's movie. but i think the performances are tremendous. but i would argue, actually, that jennifer lawrence is probably the biggest female movie star in the world today. >> wow. your pick for best picture. you're an insider. we're all going to be in oscar pools here. we need all the help we can get. >> i think it's great -- we don't have a picture up this year, so, i won't be counting my own. i can't tell you which one i thought was my favorite, but i think it's "abo"argo's" to lose. "lincoln" is tremendous, as well. >> last question, michael. you have a wig pipeline in 2013. what's going to be the game changer for you? >> i'm pretty confident that actually "catching fire" will do well

halle berry went for the edgy look in a plunging versace. so did naomi watts with a sparkling armani. >> i to pull off halle berry's look, they probably would have gotten killed. >> one star decided to ditch the high-end designers altogether. >> helen hunt got this off the rack at h and & m. >> she was wearing $700,000 worth of jewelry. >> why do i get the feeling if you were on the red carpet, you're going with the high end? >> i think so. i want the $700,000 jewels. but i want the million-dollar dress. >> why not. >> that's how you get the million-dollar look. >>> just days after returning to her anchor chair on "good morning america," our dear friend, robin roberts was on the red carpet. >> she rocked this stunning blue marc bouwer gown. she is looking at fit and fashionable as ever. >> she looks fantastic. so proud of her. >>> after the big show, jimmy kimmel did his afterparty. >> last year's movie, the movie, has been viewed over 20 million times on youtube. the sequel features plenty of big stars. let's show you an example. >> get me the president. >> boop boop. >> madame president

i feel 30 in this. it's a positive thing. >> reporter: while jessica chastain turned heads in this bronze tone armani prive. metallics and beading were also out in force. on stars like halle berrydeco at the same time. >> reporter: and those who opted for a pop of color, like reese witherspoon in this blue and black louis vuitton. do you enjoy the process of choosing the dress? >> well, you know, lara, it's very hard. no, it's wonderful you get the opportunity. i love the play dressup and look at all the gowns. it's so fun. >> reporter: jennifer aniston striking a pose in this red valentino. do you feel like a princess? >> in this thing, i do. i feel like this is very, like, "king and i." >> reporter: and one of my favorites, kerry washington said yes, yes, to this miu miu gown. >> i'm miu knew right away. >> i'm miu knew right away. >> reporter: and one of the nom mees made an oscar fashion surprise. >> it's made by h&m. i'm not kidding. i'm not kidding. >> reporter: some of hollywood's hottest couples let us in on their red carpet secrets. >> when tom ford offers to dress you, you just say yes, please. >> yes. tom ford squared. this is it. >> reporter: and george helped, i'm

i bought beamers on your advice. >> well, 52-week high. a real horse. by the way, so is that berry which has done very well. beam us. it does stand for buy my stock. let's go to ali in california. >> caller: great talking with you, mr. cramer. my question is mastercard. >> really interesting, stephanie link who is portfolio manager with me, we both said the same thing when we saw visa's number today. this group is played out for now. i think the credit card companies have to pull back. i would not be a buyer of visa and my trust -- and there are other fish in the sea. let's go to predeep in ohio. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. elnk -- >> no. earth link has almost no growth at all. don't buy. i think it's just moved up and it's time to trim. there's so many good internet plays. we don't need earth link. by the way, it's a communications company. i would go with verizon, century -- ctl. century link, that's a better one. very good yield. let's go to rob in florida, please. rob? >> caller: my daughter loves you too. >> okay. i thought that was an imitation of my in the high-pitched voice. like my fri

berry. >> that's good stuff. brian williams is funny. i love his slow jams with jimmy fallon. look that up on youtube. 4:57. coming up, a south bay mayor getting ready to ask for higher taxes in his annual state of the city address. the new study that finds it meets the opposition. >>> right now at 5:00, an investigation is under way into an overnight fire in the south bay. a home caught on fire and it's all caught on tape. >>> the daring escape that sparked a manhunt in the south bay this morning. find out who police are looking for and how he got away. >>> we're mostly dry to start the day but just a few hours away from a cold front. we'll time out the worst part of this system in your neighborhood. >>> we just got word of a new crash that might affect your approach to one of your bay area bridges coming up. >>> speaking of bridges, a live look at the beautiful bay bridge this morning. it's thursday, february 7th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. 5:00. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. we begin with break

actually they are worried about working on working on the tblak berry -- blackberry and not solving murders. >> iant to stick to the topic which is -- >> oprah. jordan. >> i lost my mind. the fact is we are now -- nobody has established a structure now that we have phones. >> if your boss gives you a blackberry, it is expected that during off hours you are checking your blackberry and responding. reasonable -- sorry i am getting tired. >> are we keeping you up? >> i didn't want to miss the teasing. i can never refuse. a reasonable boss isn't going to be expecting you to check it on sunday evening or christmas night. >> i do. you run a magazine and was there ever an idea where you said can you call so and so? >> i can tell by his face. >> no, the quote there -- everybody can relate to the horror of having to send an e-mail workingover time. when was the last time you worked at a job with overtime. it was 1989, 1990 when they were counting the hours i had somewhere. not that you shouldn't count the hours when a cop sits somewhere, but it is 20th century way of looking at things. >> it is negotiated

packages to fit in the pockets of jeans and are trying new flavors like orange cream pop and wild berry remix which i the traditional flavors. >>> "the financial times" says that spain's parliament is expected to declare bullfighting a protected national cultural pastime. the move today is expected to raise tensions in spanish regions where the sport is banned. >>> we would all like to be more productive. tony schwartz says he knows the key. he's the founder and ceo of the energy project which teaches people how to reach their full potential. don't we all want some of that? hello to you, tony schwartz. >> thank you. >> i'm confuse good one of your suggestions. you say the best way to get more done is to do less. how did does that work? >> it's a paradigm shift from thinking that spending more hours in a day is going to get you to the end you want to recognizing that it's actually how much energy you bring to the hours you work. so that if you are really energized when you're working, you're really working, when you're renewing and recoverying, something most people don't know these days, you're reboo

but i found it to be enough of a person can be a nice guy to have a with. >> host: professor berry, of what are you most proud of your service and the u.s. civil rights commission? >> guest: at that you're going to ask me what i was most proud of. a lot of things, that being in the anti-apartheid movement in getting south africa freed. but as far as the commission is concerned, i am proud of the hearings begin in florida on the 2000 election because we heard again from people nobody would listen to and we found out where thousands of people who were registered to vote, who are the co-voters and they just wouldn't let them vote. it's just that simple. i'll never forget the minister who came in and said when he went on to that with his family, and they told him he was a combat talons and he couldn't go. he said that's not true. only time i've ever been to the court house is on a set or testify for someone in a case they asked me to testify in. he said i voted here in the same precinct last time. so are you telling me i'm a convicted fell in front of his family and friends and neighbors?

and i loved halle berry in custom versace, apparently she went there and told them she wanted to lookd girl and boy did she tonight. other stories, reese witherspoon and lilly collins, seth rogan and amy poehler. i always like to say, if a bomb, god forbid, were to blow up this building, there would be nobody left in hollywood. >> you're right. >> the thing about this -- the other great thing about the vanity fair party is that at the end of the night, if you've ever been inside, as i've been lucky enough to have been, they serve in and out burgers, and after actresses have been starving themselves for two months straight, they can have something good to eat. nischelle. >> i was just about to say, please, snag one of those in and out burgers, double-double animal style for me. because i'm waiting for it as well. i have to tell you, there is a lot of people i really thought looked beautiful on the red carpet. i'll go a little to the left. i thought sally field looked gorgeous in valentino. throughout this awards season, i think she's been doing it right. i remember talking to her at th

berry. i'm glad that you're back. i really, honestly am. it would be a good winter vacation book. hang out and get some south florida vibe. that does exist still, doesn't it? >> yep. >> oh, yeah . vibe is the word for it. you know, i love miami, i always have loved miami ever since i moved here. it's an entertaining place entertaining things happen. >> cool. can't wait to read it. it's glad to have you back. >> thank you . >> thank you for being with us. >>> we're taking a >>> here's sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. a new accident to report in anne arundel county on northbound richie highway at arnold road. delays on the beltway now. look at the west side, the average now 50 miles per hour. this traffic report is brought to you by jiffy lube. drive in near you. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. complete news, weather and traffic still ahead for you this morning. also, new developments in the oscar pistorius case in south africa. will the

i thank my family. >> and as halle berry shows, women are more likely to cry.experts found every winner is more likely to thank mom than dad. so this year, start counting the dads too. and be sure to tune into the oscars this sunday starting at 7:00 p.m. right here on abc. >>> coming up next here, a personal conversation with my friend, robin roberts, who tells all of us how to find the strength we may not believe we have. she is our person of the week. if you have high blood pressure and get a cold get coricidin hbp. the number one pharmacist recommended cold brand designed for people with high blood pressure. and the only one i use to relieve my cold symptoms without raising my blood pressure. coricidin hbp. and every day since, two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in

i really like that acquisition of berry petroleum and don't like the accusations that were in the pressbout lynn management, which i think is terrific. as far as permian basin, i don't know. these have been cutting their yields. why do i want to be in a yield cutter when i can be in a yield booster? that's lynn. lynn co. let's go to greg in new jersey. greg. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. just wanted to get your perspective on a business partner that you brought up with isis and wanted to know the other side of that, which is alny. >> yeah, we've looked at that. you know, it's an interesting -- speculative friday. i bless it. but i'll talk about the idea of the one i like. biomarin. great number. that's my spec in the group and i reiterate that's my fave. need to go to rob in pennsylvania. rob. >> caller: jimmy. boo-yah to ya from glenside, pa. >> glenside. around the corner. what's happening? >> caller: hey, jimmy, was just wondering about aqua america. the old suburban water company. >> you bet. that was my water company when we never had to drink bottled water becaus