you can't buy booze directly with the ebt card. but you can buy booze with cash. >> that is true.ze is inexpensive at strip clubs. >> and knot at all watered down -- and not at all watered down. jay no hepititis in that free buffet either. >> again, not on thursdays. >> e-coli then. >> greg, the comparison to the firefighters was that they also get taxpayer smoin. it is a stupid comparison. >> it is. >> what about strippers dressed like firefighters? >> they have the poll. >> nobody talked about the new york post's lead for this story? they are on the dole and watching the pole? >> and the jiggling joints. >> i am fairly certain we can sue them for that lead. >> we might have used that. >> they are biting our style. >> the pastor's 9-1-1 call. you asked if making 9-1-1 calls discourages people from calling 9-1-1. especially when shows like ours airs. i looked at the greater good. using this was in a way for people to help like the pastor. >> can you maybe make a comparison between this and making the gun list permit? >> no, you can't. >> why not? >> what i did? >> well, they are b

. >>> reporter: mardi gras is well under way in new orleans, two weeks of nonstop parades, booze and beads. but this year, the festivities serve as bookends for the super bowl. >> we control crowds better than anybody in the world hands down no question about it. and this year, we want to do something even more. >> reporter: that's because 150,000 people are expected for the big game alone and even more for the last week of mardi gras. >> our police department has more experience than any other police department in the nation in managing large crowds because we do mardi gras every year. it's the equivalent of a super bowl every year. >> reporter: they are working around the clock including the dozens of mounted officers lining the streets in the french quarter. here safety is priority. there's one trick to keeping the peace in new orleans. >> our officers learn from their first days of service that when you're in a huge crowd of people by yourself, you have to make friends and talk to people and work with people and that crowd will support you no matter what. >> reporter: there's no

i have to tell you, in new orleans, the beer and the booze never stops. i think people are still drinking from late last night. now, many people -- many fans, football fans in the bay area, many are stocking up on counterfeit merchandise. cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran reports from the newsroom. >>> reporter: it's happening too frequently and more people are falling victim to these scams because every detail down to the confirmation letter appears legitimate. now this morning a hayward couple is out almost $6,000 because of a super bowl ticket scam. they found an ad on craigslist for four tickets. they wired the seller who is in baltimore $5,900. then they got this. take a look. a picture of quarterback colin kaepernick and joe flacco with a message underneath that read, enjoy the game. go, ravens, lol. now, we spoke to the victims. they did not want to go on camera but tell us they have not gene to the police. scams are no longer limited to ticket sales. but fake online weekend rentals. the scam artists collect up front money using fake addresses or homes

parents have to be with them in order to buy and drink the booze.lican state senator caught up the idea when he was out to dinner. he was celebrating his 20-year-old daughter's birthday he was upset because he couldn't have a drink legally with the 20-year-old. under the proposal they wouldn't have to offer a birth certificate just their id and the child's id. in the end the server would have the final say ch. th that leads us to the question of the day should parents be able to buy booze for their children or is it a bad idea? >> you can tweet us at fox frien fox friends first or e-mail us. >>> 17 after the top of the hour. coming up next on the rundown his wife says everyone loved her husband. investigators are trying to figure out why he might have been murdered one day after winning the lottery. a little boy lost in the woods with his dog. we will tell you how the dog kept him alive in the dark and freezing cold. you will want to hear this one. >> welcome back. it is 21 after the top of the hour. the coast guard says it warned an oil tanker abou

two weeks of nonstop parades, booze and beads. but this year, the festivities serve as book ends for the super bowl. >> we control crowds better than anybody in the world, hands down. and this year, we wanna do something even more. >> reporter: that's because 150,000 people are expected for the big game alone, and even more for the last week of mardi gras. >> our police department has more experience than any other police department in the nation in managing large crowds, because we do mardi gras every year. i mean, it's the equivalent of a super bowl every year. >> reporter: they're working around the clock, including the dozens of mounted officers lining the street in the french quarter. here, safety is priority. there's one trick to keeping the peace in new orleans. >> our offices learned from their first days of service, our officers learned, you gotta make friends and you gotta talk to people and work with people, and then that crowd will support you, no matter what. >> reporter: there's no doubt it's a big undertaking for th

. >>> reporter: mardi gras is well under way in new orleans, two weeks of nonstop parades, booze and beads. but this year, the festivities serve as bookends for the super bowl. >> we control crowds better than anybody in the world hands down no question about it. and this year, we want to do something even more. >> reporter: that's because 150,000 people are expected for the big game alone and even more for the last week of mardi gras. >> our police department has more experience than any other police department in the nation in managing large crowds because we do mardi gras every year. it's the equivalent of a super bowl every year. >> reporter: they are working around the clock including the dozens of mounted officers lining the streets in the french quarter. here safety is priority. there's one trick to keeping the peace in new orleans. >> our officers learn from their first days of service that when you're in a huge crowd of people by yourself, you have to make friends and talk to people and work with people and that crowd will support you no matter what. >> reporter: there's no

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you show up with booze. what else? >> that's all, booze. >> you got booze? you're going to booze up a 13-year-old girl? >> i don't even if she was 13, no matter what she says. >> what did she tell you? >> you're right. can we get down to you can hang around, i'm telling you i am wrong. >> it's not your first time down this road, chat wise. >> i'll get rid of my computer, i'm not that great on it anyway. i'll get rid of it. i'll never touch the thing again. i'll go to meetings whatever you need me to do. it's not that i'm kissing your ass, it's just that i know that i'm wrong. >> so many guys deny, deny, deny but williams almost immediately falls on his own sword. i mean he's admitting to me, yeah, i was wrong, i shouldn't have done it, what's going to happen to me now? he wants to figure out how he can move through the process as quickly as possible. >> how much trouble am i in here? >> how much trouble do you think you're in? >> i'm in a lot of trouble. >> you know what you said online? >> i know. it is so much easier to type things, you know? >> barely 20

. >>> coming up next, why booze before bed is bad. plus, food fraud. how much of what you get at the grocery store may not be what you think it is. researchers, it interferes with a good night's sleep. in today's health w >>> booze before bed might help you fall asleep faster but according to researchers, it interferes with a good night's sleep. in today's healthwatch, the london sleep center says alcohol helps you get into a deep sleep for longer but it reduces rem sleep which leads to poor concentration and memory. >>> and the fda is looking into ways to make nutrition labels easier to understand. many food labels calculate calories per serving but there is usually more than one serving in the container. researchers say listing fat and calories per serving and per package would help consumers more accurately calculate healthy portions. >>> if you think you know what's actually in the food you're buying at the grocery store, you could be wrong. experts at the national center for food protection says about 10% of the food on the shelves is mislabeled,

liz: do you think food stamps should go toward lottery tickets or booze or alcohol? do you think it should? >> some of those may be more than others. strip club, not so much. alcohol and cigarettes, no. you should not be spending taxpayer money on that as well. as you pointed out, a large bureaucracy, but it will not do much good. liz: texas is considering restricting use for cigarettes and alcohol, how do you feel about that? >> texas is the model i was going to bring up. they began to advance using the technology and how they did this. they have been successful in 2005, and advanced it a little bit more. we can do this without another bureaucracy, and is already in place. liz: when did you see this shift occurred in the united states where they said you know what, i'm getting food stamps, i will spend it on whatever i want. when do you think the shift happened? >> i don't know when it happened, but when you make it easy and open it up to people who don't need it, you create a culture of dependency that has been within my lifetime and certainly probably within the p

jack in the box for the cad, rather than it emanating from jack in the box since they don't serve booze. >> yes, it was jack in the box and it is address was within 100 feet of that location. i have specific addresses, which their address is 4649 geary boulevard, which many calls for service or at least those 8 calls for service involving fights and assaults fwhae. about the broken window? >> the broken window that was 4649 geary boulevard. >> is it a car window? >> i don't have the specifics on that. >> thank you. >> i just have some questions. when they were given the permit until 4:00, or 4:00 as discussed. they were security guards at it and better lighting and better control over the premises >> and cameras. >> there was a numerous conditions put upon them. and they complied, and we are very happy with their performance. and we want to continue that relationship. >> do you think that the decrease is also related to better behavior by the jack in the box as well and better security measures? >> i believe, yeah, that is part and partial of it, i would thank them for their cooperation

plus a rowdy russian flight where it wasn't just the plane that was flying fists work when a boozed up businessman started the scrap in the skies even threatening to kill the pilots and forced an emergency landing. around the world online on screen live from the new center here in moscow this is r t with the twenty four hours a day over one hundred people have reportedly been injured across egypt now as hundreds of thousands rally on the second anniversary of the start of the country's revolution people are out to celebrate their venting anger against the new government which came to power following the eighteen day uprising that toppled the long time leadership of hosni mubarak karo based reporter true has the latest. the scenes here of really become quite chaotic across the country as the january twenty five anniversary rallies turn violent we've heard dozens of industry injuries across the country with clashes happening in xandra airport sayit suicide hotline of course cairo in addition there's been reports that the freedom and justice party headquarters which is the political wing

you when you're crammed in there like sardines in a high pressure can i mean it doesn't take much booze to go over the top out of magic well i always try not to overdo it with alcohol but i mean some people do it from a set a standard of responsibility you go i mean i always always think that it's just about the person passes out if he's so afraid of flying and tried. going off many thanks indeed. all right well for now let's get back to the main hard news here islamists in northern mali have reportedly blown up a strategic bridge blocking easy access from the area to neighboring nigeria it's after france boosted its presence in north africa by deploying special forces to nigeria they are thought to be protecting you raney a mine is they're owned by a state company or the french sides in nigeria could become a target for african militants who have threatened revenge on pirates for the intervention in mali of both niger and mali a former french colony have natural resources the french energy sector is heavily dependent on blogger call shero told us that france is right to fear the region

and a rowdy russian flights where it wasn't just the plane that was flying fists were to win a boozed up business from the start of the scrap in the sky and even threatening to kill the pilots and force an emergency landing. around the world online on screen life from the new center here in moscow this is o.t. with you twenty four hours a day a cia veteran who oversaw the capture of al qaida the third in command has been sentenced to thirty months in jail for leaking classified intelligence john kerry who was the first to blow the whistle on washington's torture program revealing the name of an alleged torture at guantanamo bay and its get more details on his predicament now with artie's going to. gather this man was sentenced under a very obscure law we understand one that hasn't been used to convict anyone for twenty seven. well exactly bill so the cia veteran the former chief of counterterrorism operations in pakistan john kiriakou will spend thirty months in prison for leaking the identity of an agent but before he was prosecuted mr had been actively speaking out against torture a

there's, like, monday fun day, tuesday booze day, wednesday wines day. i'm, like, this is my kind of place, you know? >> she fits in just fine. anyway -- >> we'll have to share some secrets about savannah with you once in a while too. >> we've also got some secrets about our big willie, don't we? >> it's our collective big willy. >> willy geist has joined the show, of course, and we have called him -- >> big willie since day one. >> then we realized there is another big willy out there. >> apparently he has some competition in the big willy arena. >> you know what prince william's nickname is? yep. it's on the cup. you can look at it. big willie. >> yep. >> uh-huh. >> st. james palace. that's -- i guess it was on the website before they found out. >> i'm sure. >> you know what i love about the new royals? they seem to have a great sense of humor. >> they do. >> you're going to have to have a great sense of humor to get through life whether you are a royal or not. >> are we having kim kardashian on? >> kim an kourtney are here today. >> are they talking b

women down booze faster than men. >> bob: what? >> kimberly: booze. women drink faster like this.ore, but they don't get as intoxicated as women the way the body processes it. but i thought this is interesting. ladies tend to drink fast. >> dana: yeah, we have stuff to do. >> greg: the voices get high and the laughter gets annoying. drunk girl at a bar is the worst thing. >> dana: i agree. >> kimberly: at a university in spain clearly the best university to go to the world because you can participate to studies like this

[laughter] you know, how did bootlegging -- where did they get the booze? none of it made sense.it was one credible piece of data, one credible, and that was that a -- the canadian government was great during this whole thing. they didn't give a damn. they supported as much booze as possible coming across the border as long as the shippers paid an excise tax before they slipped it into the united states. joseph kennedy limited vancouver refused to pay the excise tax, and, you know, people have said, oh, there's the proof. there's the smoking gun. well, i found this kennedy. i looked at the business records and the tax records and the business directories in van do you ever, and -- vancouver, and it was david joseph kennedy who was born and raised and died in vancouver, so not my joe kennedy, so, no, no bootlegging of any sort. here, and then we'll go across. >> could you talk a bit about the relationship between joe kennedy, and his son, you know, and so -- kennedy, and his son, john, and his relationships with multiple women and whether that influenced him to follow that same pa

they said there was plenty of booze there, too. second, baby octopus.l company party wanted sushi. number three, tattoo remuel. employee got a tattoo removed. i know it happened at "the five." that is coming up later. pink flamingos, they tried to expence those, too. had them over the cubicle. lastly, a dunk tanks. that one was "the five." that's what someone tried to get expensed. >> dana: you need a gooddant for that. >> eric: quickly, one of our favorites, my favorite, arnold schwarzenegger last knight on "the tonight show. " watch. >> we send our representatives to washington to do the job. and then year after year they ring up the debt. now at $63 trillion debt. deficit is $1.3 to $1.5 trillion. it's getter worse and then they sit down and they solve 10% of the problem. it's ridiculous. they should all be fired. >> bob: learn to speak english after all these years. c'mon, man. >> eric: give him a break. it's arnold. >> dana: i'll go because i have career cap, the most stressful job. the top five. agree with the first four. enlisted military personn

the booze has to be bought for them by their parents.riefy got the idea after he and his wife took their 20-year-old daughter out for dinner and she was not able to have a drink with them. >> what are they celebrating? >> what? outrage. >> here said he wants returning service members to have a drink with mom and dad. advocates said if it's in a safe environment, why not? colorado just legalized recreationality marijuana. is the rocky mountain state on the road to moral ruins? are they on to something here? i think the compare to marijuana and alcohol is not accurate. marijuana is much safer than alcohol. i do reject that compare and this is hardly the top of my priority list in terms of things i want our legislators to focus on. i don't have a problem with the idea of people over 18 with their parents and have their consent being able to have a drink. i don't have a problem with the age being lowered to 18 to be quite honest. doesn't rank at top of my priors, but i don't have an issue with it. >> going after lowering the age, that's an i

. >> reporter: hangover remedies have been around as long as booze.greasy foods, hair of the dog. and now there's blow fish. no, not the poisonous puffer fish. a new over-the-counter drug that promises to up right your hangover. not with fins, but with fizz. bytox and blowfish are two of a growing list of anti-hangover products, tried and tested by researchers who turned themselves into lab rats. >> i had at least 12 shots of tequila. >> reporter: admittedly, the typical scientific protocols for testing didn't exactly apply. >> i was surprised the next morning how great i felt. >> reporter: but the authors of a 2005 study in the british medical journal found no convincing evidence that any conventional remedies can cure a hangover, and dr. grossman doesn't exactly dispute that. >> it's not a cure. it's only a prevention. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm lindsay davis in new york. >> hangover prevention. thanks, lindsay. and thank you for watching abc news. we're always online at abcnews.com. jimmy kimmel is coming up next. we'll see you here tomorrow

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, and booze consumption in d.c.ears of the country, with the possible exception of las vegas. there was a time, a day and place when i think personal relationships did matter more. and i think when you were on the hill, when i was covering you on the hill, it was kind of the end of that era. it started not to matter around that time. one thing that has happened now, lawrence, is that members of congress spend all their time raising money. they don't even talk to each other. we had a piece in "the huffington post ", it said for you new members, set aside four hours a day. that us one thing they're doing. as you told me the republicans have no interest in having a personal relationship with the president. as you showed in those graphics, they have not tried to figure out how to deal with him on a personal level, they see him as an enemy they want to keep at a distance. the other thing here is washington has changed, politics has changed. barack obama has 26 million facebook friends. those are

it's booze day tuesday, january 1st, 2013. sounds just weird just coming off your tongue. >> yeah. get ready to write it on your checks and it's a whole new year. >> you ready for it, hoda? >> i think i'm ready. i'm glad 2012 is in the rear-view mirror. >> 2012 was tough in a lot of ways. it was a tough year for a lot of people. >> i think we should start 2013 off with a national bloody mary. >> also today is national bloody mary day. all right? this is serious. pay attention. we don't know why, but it has something to do with the people at mrs. t, or whatever their name is. people buy these holidays, i think. >> i don't care. i'm all for that. >> hopefully you're not suffering this morning. what did you do last night, hoda? >> i was wild and crazy. me and my sister did head rolls. we really had everyone going. >> frank and bambino and i did too. even all you young people out there, you think you've got it great, you don't. you think you've got it great because you're off and doing stuff. you have no idea how great it gets when you are old. >> sitting in your jammies. >> it's so ba

it's always fun to get dressed up run around and have some free booze. >> have a little free booze and have a little fun. thank you for talking with me, aaron. we're just getting started on cnn's live coverage of the red carpet and screen actor's gild awards. don't go away. we'll be right back. with so much competition, finding the right job is never easy. but with the nation's largest alumni network, including those in key hiring positions, university of phoenix can help connect you to a world of opportunity. or treat gas with these after you get it. now that's like sunblock before or sun burn cream later. oh, somebody out there's saying, now i get it! take beano before and there'll be no gas. >>> and welcome back to cnn's live red carpet coverage of the screen actors guild award. with me is one of the honorees tonight -- nominees tonight. >> that's right. >> bryan cranston from bryan cranston from breaking bad. why get rid of the show now? we're all tuned in. we're all so invested in walter and what's happening. why? >> i don't know. i thought that maybe we can go another season, but

a pilot in the cockpit, getting ready for takeoff found reeking of booze.lle miller tells us it happens more than you might think. >> reporter: the pilot is captain colbian christianson. the report says airport recovers and a tsa agent detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage as they passed him. police entered a jet like that as he was in the cockpit, doing a preflight check. he failed the preliminary alcohol breathalyzer test, was arrested, and brought to a minneapolis hospital for a blood test. on average, a dozen pilots a year fail breathalyzer tests between 2001 and 2011. the administration requires airlines to conduct 11,000 random alcohol tests every year. the legal limit for pilots is.04%, about equal to two beers. >> when you're flying an aircraft, particularly today's aircraft, you really need to have your senses in top form. you can't be snoozing. you can't be distracted. you need to be focused on your flight. >> reporter: we don't know when he was drinking but we do know this: the faa's bottle to flight rule prohibits any alcohol consumption a

really doesn't make sense to have this, and unfortunately, when it comes to vandalism, people use booze as an excuse. this quest for six, it might be a tough sell to limit the party. >> well, i think it's crazy. you can't make -- without partying in san francisco. we party for everything. just heard this is for one thing, for another thing, just cause more problems. >> a certain segment of people who are just kind of idiots! and they would do it any way. >> yeah, it doesn't matter. >> now, the city is also looking at different plans including the police approach. from what they learned after the world series, muni is also reviewing its plan, too, after a bus was vandalized following the world series. the spokesperson says they've got to keep their drivers and passengers safe. whatever happens on super bowl sunday. now, the bartender i spoke with said this is something they do every day and that is they try their best to make sure that their patrons drink reasonably and their doing the same thing on super bowl sunday. live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> meantime

the trouble is most of the time, they're half mad with booze and drugs, so what they see isn't all thateliable. it's the artistic temperament. that's the problem. what have you got there? oh, bunny. what are you doing here? >> looking for you and monsieur poirot, actually. prince paul said you'd be here. >> what's up? >> well, look, it may be nothing important. when i was driving back from here, last night, i nearly ran straight into ralphie walton coming the other way, swerving around like some mad dervish, he was. >> so you think he was coming here to see monsieur reedburn, intent on revenge? >> i don't know. he certainly didn't look like a man paying a social visit. >> he doesn't wear hobnail boots, does he? walton, i mean. >> beg your pardon, sir. there's a telephone call for mr. saunders. >> for me? >> yes, sir. >> who on earth could be calling me here. excuse me. >> so, did ralph walton kill reedburn? >> ah? that is the big question, mon ami. >> what about the missing bridge card? >> it is in my pocket. >> i don't understand. >> well, there is no great mystery. the missing card wa

you made a great example what are we going to do, ban booze next? when you start today look at drunk driving deaths in our country 30 years ago, we raised the age at which our teenagers could drink to 21. >> sean: we didn't take it away, restrict it from different people. >> we didn't take it away, but put on sensible measures, lowered blood alcohol content level and what we saw over the last 30 years, drunk driving deaths came down. i think that sensible reasonable measures can be made. >> sean: let me ask you about the measure, i, for example, our president by the way, rightly so, our cabinet members, politicians, hollywood stars, our money, your money in a bank is protected with an armed guard. when wayne lapierre brought up the idea of, say a retired police officer, looking for a job, and being in a school. is that such a silly idea? is that-- my father-- my father's a retired police officer, my little brother is a police officer, i don't get armed protection, but now, i do support allowing our retired police officers to carry concealed weapons,

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which state soon could be serving beer and booze to kids under 21. >> and let's check the big board on wall street. things are not looking good. the dow is down about 57 points. we'll be right back. coroner's inquest into the soul singer's death confirms the 27-year-old di >>> the cause of amy winehouse's death is put to rest. a second inquest into the death confirms the 27-year-old singer died from accidental alcohol poisoning. winehouse's initial autopsy was thrown out after it was revealed that the coroner did not have proper qualifications. >>> well, we all know the legal drinking age is 21. but a colorado lawmaker wants to make an exceptoin. the republican state senator wants to allow parents to buy their children a beer or another alcoholic drink if they are between the ages of 18 and 21. the legislation will be introduced today. >>> and in today's healthwatch the fight against fat could be starting earlier than ever. researchers say a new formula can predict a child's risk of being obese at the time of birth. the formula was tested on more than 4,000 children and it looks at a c

there is a pie pilot accused of being three sheets to the wind. 48-year-old christianson smelled like booze when he boarded his flight. that witness told the authorities about his odor smell. giving him a breathalyzer as he failed it. now he's suspended pending an investigation. >>> all right let's take a live look outside. temperatures are starting to dip. the afternoon wasn't too bad. at least by the standards of january. he sits out on the weather terrace. what about the rest of the evening? >> it will be cold. we've got windchills in the 20s with the layers and thick coats a good idea. high was 46. nobad. down to 41 downtown. 36 in gaithersburg, 36 in manassas and even 40 down in fredericksburg. another cold night. in fact for tonight two to three blanket night with the clear skies, breezy and cold. lows in the upper 20s downtown and winds are west at 10 to 20. we will come back and track a little bit of the snow over the weekend. we'll tell you if that will impact the playoff game. >> thank you, tom. >>> 18 months. that's the sentence for the former fbi agent convicted of killing a tee

. >>> in your monday morning "pulse," another hollywood awards showy the booze flows pretty freely. > makes for big laughs at last night's screen actors guild award, including one from a certain star of "modern family," explaining why she got into acting. >> i grew up in a very traditional catholic home. my father told me if i ever did anything artistic, i was going to look like a hooker. i told him, with this huge boobs that i inherited from your mother, i already look like a hooker. i am sofiaer ha vergara, and i actor. >>> the night's biggest buzz was about "argo." director and star, ben afleck, accepting the award for best cast. >> heating up the oscar race, now less than a month away. >> "argo" doing well except at the oscars. >> i know. >>> call it the fast food funeral. on the way to the cemetery, a pennsylvania funeral possession made a detour, that's right, through a burger king drive through. the mourners picked up dozens of whopper jr.s and put them on the casket. his version of eating healthy was the lettuce on the whopper jr. >> that is very healthy. >> you know what? in

no strenuous activity, no red meat, no booze. but i thought perhaps you might enjoy it. oh, okay. thanks. this'll make a great sandwich tomorrow. oh, no--i would like you to eat it here. right now. you want to watch me eat this steak in front of you? [whispering] that's what i want. okay. this is a time of new beginnings for me, lemon. and of course that means new opportunities. have you read the interview with don geiss in this month's issue of yachting illustrated? uh, no. i subscribe to giant boats. "'the ocean,'" says geiss, "'like business, "with a pillowy abyss of a lover's bosom,