please say hello to bobby flay, everyone. bobby, how are you? good to see you. this is jessica.h other. >> i'm moving in. >> jimmy: let's get right into this, bobby. last time you were here, we had a throwdown? >> yeah, eggplant parmesan. >> jimmy: i feel i was robbed. you won a split decision. >> i crushed you. >> jimmy: it was 2-1. i was interested that you won making an eggplant parmesan despite the fact that you did not use any parmesan. >> is that true? you went and checked it out after the ruls came? >> jimmy: you told me what the ingredients were. >> now we're here for the burger death match. i'm going to show you how to make the perfect burger. not the fanciest burger. the perfect burger. >> jimmy: this is a match between me and my heart. >> this is 80/20. if it's too lean, it's too dry and has no flavor. so basically you don't want to overwork the meat. you want to press down with your palms. check it out. hi. >> hi. >> jimmy: i have a feeling lifa is overworking the meat right now. [ laughter ] >> all right, here's a trick. when you cook a burger on a griddle and it pl

so it's bobbi's cafe, bobbi without an e, if you ask for where it is, everyone will tell you the right place. >> food looks good. >> thank you. >> kind of a mixed bag today, a little cloudy and a little sunshine where are we heading, jeff? >> we are serving up a side of sunshine with a bit of cloud cover. it was gloomy out here this morning, we had foggy overcast lingering for hours this morning, in fact, so much fog spurred off by the cold front that passed this morning, we did get accumulating drizzle and there was some rain around the area. here is the other thing, visibility did get cut down to 300 feet across the santa cruz mountains. we will get fog but not as bad as what we had this morning. temperatures are cooling off into the mid 50s that will squeeze out the moisture in the north bay. let's go to the sky camera network, you can see in san jose, it's very cloudy. the cloudiest part of the map. look at the rays of sunshine right now down in the beautiful skyline in san jose. up to the north here, looking back towards san francisco, another weather wow, come to your tv to check

bobbie thomas. hello, bobbie. >> we're so excited bobbie is with us today. >> well, i love being in l.a. because this is where my home is. mom and sister and everyone. but what black is to new york, nail art -- >> i know. everybody here is into nail art. >> nail art is what l.a. is all about, and i know you never ever want to do it, and i won't ruin your manicure. >> please don't. i just got one yesterday. >> i won't ruin it. one really big trend is this foil manicure. do you see these foil kits that all you do is apply a top coat that gets tacky, and then you literally press -- >> that's the word. >> i think it's fun. >> of course you do. >> next it's nail lingerie. lingerie for your nails, which i am going to freak kathie out. it won't ruin your manicure. >> it better not, bobbie. i'm telling you. you know i hate this stuff. >> you're probably going to keep this on. >> i hate it. oh, i hate it already. >> leave it on. leave it on. >> oh, bobbie, i hate it. it's horrible. >> no. >> rip it. >> oh, m

moments later, whitney's daughter approached him. >> here comes bobbi kristina. uncle sam.yeah? help my mommy. and before i could say anything this guy, literally pulling her away from me. >> a moment that haunts moore to this day. >> she was one of the greatest voices. ♪ and i >> and you knew what she was doing. why didn't you help her save that voice. she could have had a legacy. but where is it? it died with these people. that's the legacy. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. did you know not all fiber is the same? citrucel is different- it's the only fiber for regularity that won't cause excess gas. it's gentle and clinically proven to help restore and maintain regularity. look for citrucel today.

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moments later, whitney's daughter approached him. >> here comes bobbi kristina. uncle sam.yeah? help my mommy. and before i could say anything this guy, literally pulling her away from me. >> a moment that haunts moore to this day. >> she was one of the greatest voices. ♪ and i >> and you knew what she was doing. why didn't you help her save that voice? she could have had a legacy. but where is it? it died with these people. that's the legacy. ♪ get ready for a lot more of that new-plane smell. we're building the youngest, most modern fleet among the largest us airlines to ensure that you are more comfortable and connected than ever. we are becoming a new american. trying to find a better job can likbe frustrating.gs, so at university of phoenix we're working with a growing list of almost two thousand corporate partners - companies like microsoft, american red cross and adobe - to create options for you. not only that, we're using what we learn from these partners to shape our curriculum, so that when you find the job you want you'll be a perfect fit. let's get to work. giv

how are we always going to be there for bobby. how are we going to help young people at risk, people who are active, to build new identities? we begin with tattoo removal, legal expunged and and we work on attachment. every individual who wants to avoid being in a gang, who wants to leave the game, they need a role model and mentor, they need someone to be there. there is no single type of person. we need it the merging of former gang members, prosecutors and social workers and public defenders. you have all had that kid. he needs role models, job training, and real jobs. i was happy to hear that in the video, nothing stops the bullet like a job. we need to provide that. bobbie ann smiley did not ask for their fates. a young woman i worked with, who has five children and has been a member of valencia 13, and finally once to leave the gang, she did not ask for her fate. we need to listen to the needs -- providing them with jobs, with law enforcement and the community, we need to merge. you need to collaborate. you cannot speak to o

. >> he said when he pulled up, bobby singh.s in his eyes. he said he couldn't get he out but he tried. so he brought him over to see me and saw me in the driveway and started to cry. >> the fire department later determines the cause to be improper disposal of smoking materials. >> he demonstrated an act of courage and bravery. >> a few weeks later wayne's son paul presents a resolution to the council honoring bobby singh. >> you have to pause and put yourself in his shoes and ask, would you have done what he did? really would you? his son is with his him here. and also his dad dpod give me the strength to save somebody. >> yes, i can bobby to be a hero and my hero. >> coming up, bike thieves go to work in broad daylight. >> my bike was stolen from right in front of my apartment. >> when "caught on camera: what would you do?" returns. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your mo

thank you, bobby jindal.t poverty and the lowest rates of insurance, and for his hopes of being president one day, you can forget it bobby jindal, fbj. and joining me is patrick milsap and majev malhotra, an active leader in american indian affairs. and i want to start with you, majev, because you wrote a piece in the "washington post" about my governor saying that indian americans are dismayed to see that he has done knotting for the community while soliciting us for campaign funds, and he has moreched at an earlily age that people of his conservative state would elect. >> well, the indian americans are overwhelmingly supporting president obama, and in fact, 84% of the indian american vote went for president obama, and so that tells you the ideology and the values and the thinking of the american indian is opposite of jindal. so jindal representing the extreme right wing has done two shifts. the first shift he did was when he entered politics, and converted himself to an extreme version of christianity, and

the plastic surgery scars. >>> plus, new video of bobbi kristina. what is she smoking? >>> why is the revenge cop killer obsessed with hollywood? >> the manhunt gripping the nation. >> dorner sent me a package to

paula and bobby deen. thank you, guys.r the recipe. >>> another song from flo rida. first this is "today" on nbc. >> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today" is brought to you by toyota. >> we are wrapping up our time in miami, we're sad to say. big thank you to miami beach. great host. >> wonderful host. great that all the fans showed up here in miami. we appreciate everybody stopping by. thanks, guys. it was a great show. we had a fun time. >> weather was terrific and everybody was spectacular. >> and all the friends at the wine and food festival as well. it will be a good weekend here. we couldn't get out of town, though, without one more song from flo rida. here he is with "i cry". ♪ i know caught up in the middle i cry just a little when i think of letting go oh, no gave up on the riddle i cry just a little when i think of letting go ♪ ♪ i know you wanna get behind the wheel but only one rida eyes shut still got me swimming like a diver can't let go i got fans in okinawa my heart to japan quake losers and survi

bobbi brown sells facial paint. we'd feel differently about bobbi brown if she sold makeup with toxic ingredients to bergdorfs, but that's what wall street did in the years leading up to the crisis. after you make it, you've gotta stop faking it. wall street couldn't. and the economy paid the price. i'm eric schurenberg. >> hey! ho! lets go bid on some >> susie: buying collectibles once owned by punk legends could be a smart investment now that their audience is nore interested in financial security than anarchy. gregg greenberg reports. >> hey! ho! lets go bid on some pricey punk rock memorabilia: things from the ramones, the sex pistols, the clash, they were only around for a limited amount of time but now they are icons, titans of the music industry. r.r. auction is putting the joey ramone collection up for sale. online bidding for the late punk icons personal belongings, as well as other rock collectibles, starts february 14 and ends february 21. >> we have joey ramones passport which is incredible. anything tha

just the other day i introduced everybody to nick and bobby.s whose video is going viral of them doing a golf trick shot. >> after shots of vodka. >> nine shots of vodka could be exact. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> what's better about this story is the story behind it. these two men, in 2005, decided in 2010, we got to follow our dreams. let's go on adventures have a list of things they're going to do. they've visited amazing places around the world, but this one caught my eye. >> oh, no. >> three, two, one, go! >> ah! >> oh. works pretty good. >> look at that. fresh. >> they're everywhere. >> so they crossed chest wax off the list, and one more -- >> this specifically nick is probably going to say -- >> now, it took the people a few minutes to back the car out of the showroom, but he was actually able to drive a lamborghini. >> what was it like? >> it was [ bleep ] ridiculous. >> to tell us about these adventures they've been having, we have mik from australia and bobby from sweden "right this minute" via skype. >> hello. >> what was it that start

janet and her husband bill slid into their favorite corner booth at bobbies. every day until bill passed away five years ago. >> reporter: janet didn't stop coming though. the place had become too big a part of her life to stay away. >> it was tough the first couple of times i came by myself. but everybody made me welcome. i used to see him come in with his old cars. >> reporter: janet even started helping out around the place, filling coffee cups, cleaning up, but that came to an end when bobby's was shut down last summer. not just janet but a lot of regulars had lost their favorite place to eat and a place of cupertino history was about to disappear unless a new owner stepped in. and one did. >> i want to welcome you. >> reporter: janet. >> and i hope everything is well for you. >> reporter: it was an idea she and her son bill came up with. >> i said you want a business? >> and i said yes. then i said, oh, my, what did i do? >> reporter: well, what we can tell you is that s what she hasn't done. >> people, cupertino has really been great. >> reporter: change

postcodes do we need and bobby seale is still alive? >> guest: kiwi is deceased.he was killed in the 1980s. bobby seale is it best today, still speaking about the black panthers were on a regular basis. >> host: and why did the body disband? >> guest: several reasons. one was the fbi's counterintelligence programs, which was quite successful in doing a few things. installing provocateurs within the party that created some discord that exists now in the party between different factions. they were successful in the call until program and just police repression. the people were dying. part of what i write about is the health programs -- there's a way in which health programs respond to the fact that members of the party were dying in armed conflicts with the police come to state authorities federal authorities. so decimated demand for the party in a fatal and material way was partly why the party disbanded. i think politics change. so the party hands in the early 1980s in the world change between 1960 and 1980 and is easier on the social movement often to be an activ

cbs reporter bobby caple is at big bear lake where people are scared. bobby. >> reporter: ann, that search for christopher dorner goes on tonight after 24 hours straight of snowfall in the big bear area. today, search crews getting a break from the weather but still no sign of dorner now three days into the manhunt. >>> reporter: a foot of new snowmaking for a picture- perfect day on the slopes of bear mountain resort. just a few steps away, an intense manhunt rages on. >> everybody is scared to come up here even though we have all the snow. pretty crazy. >> reporter: for the first time in more than 24 hours, the snow stopped and skies cleared allowing crews to take to the air to search for murder suspect christopher dorner. >> there are two helicopters down there. it seems like a lot of chaos. >> reporter: tactical teams went through vacant cabins and vacation homes near the resort. >> it's crazy. people going on with their normal activities and over here people are scared. >> reporter: a law enforcement source says that investigators found three weapo

bobby sounds like he's running.n congress, like him, respect him, don't agree with him on certain things. his voice is a serious one to consider as opposed to voices on the fringes. >> what do you see, pegj? >> i see an opening down the road that does the opposite of what washington does now. washington is a suffering marathon. which suffering do you want the most, cuts, tax increases, faa flight controllers leave, all about suffering. someone coming forward and saying, no, actually, it's all about growth. we can get dynamism, not only through what harold mentioned. this energy revolution we're on the brink of and not grasping and making real could help turn the entire economy around. it's so amazing good stuff can happen and we're sunk in this suffering. >> we're going down a road of substance here which i want to pull us back here. i want to make sure we spend a couple minutes on the oscars. before i do, the other big picture of the day, the pope's final mass -- not mass but prayers he's offering today for the fin

first i would like to ask if professor saruda's brother bobby randal can come forward. and if there are other africana scholars that are in the room as well, please join us up here. dorothy saruda i first met decades ago when she taught at mills college and was in solidarity with one of my asian american faculty colleagues who was under attack by the administration there and dorothy, professor saruda always exhibited solidarity with other people of color. i always respected that as her work. she's been dedicated to up lifting young people in our communities through literature and poetry, but also teaching about women's rights and the history of struggleses in african-american, but also other communities of color as well. i wanted to say that she was born in detroit, michigan, but grew up in chicago and upon graduating from high school came to san francisco to attend college. and she graduated from stanford university with her ph.d. in '78 and she and her husband kaz -- too bad they couldn't live here, they live in the inner richmond, but they met in san francisco and th

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i think of bobby jindal, who give a disastrous speech. do we make too much of this rebuttal?at they need to find a new produceer fill an audience and do it in a completely different way. this isn't the springboard to anything, is it? >> look, we make too much of speeches any way. as you know i wrote a book about the stimulus, and bobby jindal gave that infamous speech right after the speech where everybody made fun of him because he was like the nerd from "30 rock." he made that crack about something called volcano monitoring which turned out was monitoring volcanos, and then the volcano erupted a month later. everybody made fun of him and said his career is over. but now a few years later people are still talking about him for 2016. he's still the governor of louisiana. the republicans, who everybody was laughing at at the time because it's so silly the economy is falling apart and here they are talking about how we don't need government. but actually in 2010 that turned out to be a pretty good message. i think marco rubio gives a much better speech than bobby jindal. he rea

bobbie's buzz. >> bring it on, bobbie. do you have your bags packed for los angeles?> i do have my bags packed. >> matchy matchy here. >> andrea is going to come help me talk about prints. so big this year. a trend. this is a very exciting collection. everybody has been anticipating the launch at target of prabal gurung. >> what is it? >> prabal gurung. he is one of my personal favorites. he does such great things with prints, and so this collection is between $20 and $50 for the most part. there's like a leather jacket that's a little more expensive, but all of the accessories and the jewelry are so colorful and fun for summer. i'm really excited. >> nice. adorable. >> like those. >> i just love these designer collaborations because we can all get in on some great styles. there's this other trend happening where you have been asking about. the little minifinger rings that i have been wearing. >> yes. >> andrea has them on too. this is kind of what's replacing the big heavy full finger rings from last year. they're called knuckle rings, like floating rings and small l