. >>> what do a major star, a love of broadway, and a group of motivated teens have in common?tay tuned to find out. >> and much more next on "teen kids news." ♪ >>> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm jessica. here's our top story for this week. >> reporter: it's the building block of life itself, but too much of it can be very bad for your health. now there's a nationwide effort to protect us from something we love to add to our food. cheryl has the story. >> reporter: salt is everywhere. it's about 3% of the oceans. our bodies need it to survive. and we love its taste. >> my favorite salty foods are probably chips. potato chips. >> onion rings and french fries. >> french fries are my favorites. >> i really like pretzels and chips. >> ooh. i'd have to say potato chips and french fries. >> my favorite salty foods, probably salt and vinegar chips and also crunchy seaweed. >> reporter: the problem is too much salt is unhealthy. >> too much salt overwhelms your body. you eliminate salt with your kidneys. however, there's only so much your kidneys can do. all the

broadway shows. >> oh, broadway shows. yeah.is a t of work. i mean, it's like -- it's like hours. you have to a show ery single day. two shows. >> oh, yeah. eight shows a week. i'm not doing eight shows. i'm only doing four. regis is gonna do two, and then john stamos is gonna come in and do two. [ laughter ] so, it's incredible. so kind. >> jimmy: yeah, i can see stamos doing that. that iso -- yeah. >> so kind of him to do that. >> jimmy: you always have the coolest stuff. pee-wee gear is always the coolest stuff. you're selling a lot of fun things at show. you have -- >> yup. >> jimmy: you have silly bands. >> yeah. >> jimmy: pee-wee silly bands. >> my silly bands. >> jim: there's carrie. looks like carrie right there. >> yeah, they even glow in the dark, jimmy. >> jimmy: super cool. and then stickers. >> yeah, stickers. we have everything. >> jimmy: you have shirts. >> i have a magnet set. a book -- a book. all kinds of -- a necklace. a charm bracelet. >> jimmy: that's fun. >> yeah. >> jimmy: hats, t-shirts. >> oh, yeah. we h

others are saying that it is kind of a magnet for people from the broadway corridor. please grant the appeal and reject this review. >> i am also a resident of north beach. i love thai food, and i love that corner. i just wanted to add to the discussion that everybody makes mistakes. the planning department made a mistake by not making a site visit to the restaurant, and so they didn't discover that the restaurant had turned their second floor into a bar. they also didn't tell the planning commission that there were all of these prior agreements that required that the second floor be a restaurant and not a bar. so there were mistakes upon mistakes, and now the planning department acknowledged that they made a mistake, and they have changed their position. i would urge you to approve this conditional use permit for all the other reasons that the folks have brought up. >> you guys know me, i am a longtime community activist. i lived on grant avenue for 33 years, so it holds a very special spot in my heart. my husband and i, and good memories. you can imagine the concern

week we're excited to have a performance from a broadway icon.morrow night. she's gonna do a song from "gypsy." i'm very excited about that. i hope to see you back here tomorrow night. but first, tonight, we're so excited to have a performance from "bloody bloody andrew jackson." [ cheers and applause ] this is a brand-new musical about the life of america's first political maverick who some might call one of our nation's founding rock stars. here to perform the song "rock star," please welcome "bloody bloody andrew jackson." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ washington crossed the delaware river washington ♪ ♪ acted like a rock star washington made america deliver ♪ ♪ washington tried to be a rock star ♪ ♪ but all that fame that he had won it wasn't really any fun ♪ ♪ and soon the people started turnin' whoa whoa whoa ♪ ♪ that boy who couldn't tell a lie two terms and then he said goodbye ♪ ♪ and georgie went back to mt. vernon whaa ♪ ♪ why don't you just shoot me in the head 'cause you know ♪ ♪ i'd be better off dead if there's really no place in ame

[ cheers and applause ] broadway actress molly shannon!teve: she's a delight. >> jimmy: oh, i love this guy, too. very, very funny actor and comedian, paul scheer is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] he is so funny. i've known him a long time. always been a funny dude. and as i mentioned, the great norah jones is going to be performing tonight. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thanks again so much. and thank you guys for watching. president obama has been in the news a lot lately, and one thing i've noticed about him is that he has a very expressive face. you know, he has like thousands of different facial expressions, one for every occasion. now, you all know the classics like this one, "the determined, yet hopeful." [ laughter ] but there are tons more that you don't see as often. you can almost tell what he's thinking just by looking at his face. so, i thought tonight, we'd take a look at some of his lesser-known facial expressions in a segment we call "obama expressions." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now, take a look at this

the street lites are out along broadway. this had a big impact on oakland and the east bay for hours at the bart station t. took six hours for the power to come back on. the bart station was affected too. the train was unable to stop at those stations. they had to operate on a generator for a time and the oakland police department host power for hours as the street was dark. many signals were not working. pg&e saying about 15,000 customers lost power. the last word we had this morning, everyone has been restored and all power back on. pg&e blamed equipment failure on the wind and the rain. >> i never had an experience like this before. never. especially with the whole city just about going out. >> in the north bay, it was up to 55 miles an hour. an oak tree crashed on to a home and no one was hurt. the rain came as quite a blow to grape growers in wine country. they are racing to complete the harvest before the mold sets in and another storm hits. that's the latest from here live in oakland, today in the east bay. >> thank y

as one moves away from the broadway corridor, you have smaller neighborhoods, restaurants, and cafes that still have entertainment. but much more in tune with the smaller scale, restaurants, and cafes. the process, unfortunately in this case, seems to have been somewhat clouded by factors that i don't understand the nature of. but certainly, the overall planning needs to be adhered to. thank you. president chiu: next speaker. >> that afternoon, supervisors. -- good afternoon, supervisors. i lived a few blocks from -- live a few blocks from king of thai. i am here to speak in support of the ballot, because i have seen the change in that area for the past 10 years, and specifically since the restaurant has changed into a half-bar half-restaurant hybrid, it has become increasingly unsafe to hang out, especially at night and on the weekends. we would actually go and hang out on broadway every now and then, and even though it was kind of a neighborhood like that, we felt safe enough to go to the restaurant there and hang out. now it has changed completely. there are more and more establis

you are also starring in an off broadway play?ll us about it. >> it's "the break of noon" with lovely david decovney. i'm terrified. >> when does it open? >> october 28th. >> in rehearsal mode now. >> exactly. >> just before halloween, trick or treat. >> always great to have you here and your daughter, frankie, too, enjoying the book as well. >> still ahead, good buddy giada de laurentiis. she's up in the kitchen and will be whipping up three soups, not one but three soups. they say breakfast helps kids be their best. we think it probably helps teachers be their best too. quaker instant oatmeal. now some of your favorites have 25% less sugar than before and delicious all natural flavors. so you can be amazing. does your breakfast make you amazing? so you can be amazing. ♪ your favorites, in pieces. [ speaking spanish ] ♪ [ male announcer ] old el paso stand 'n stuff taco shells. old el paso. feed your fiesta. telling us "maryland is moving forward," "and moving maryland forward" this jobs report tells the truth maryland's economy

. >> your family bank, broadway bank, was seized by regulators and it went under. you released a statement earlier this year creating some distance from the bank and when it was closed. let me put the statement on the screen. it was because my father instilled in his sons the importance of helping others that i decided to leave the bank in 2005. that's the key date here, 2005, to pursue public service. at the time i left, according to every independent analysis, the bank was one of the best performing in illinois. "the chicago tribune" summarized some of the issues at stake here. under this headline, giannoulias still worked at family's bank in '06. candidate tells voters he left by late 2005. he tells voters he was gone from his troubled family bank by late 2005, but that's not what he told the irs. giannoulias was able to take a $2.7 million tax deduction because he reported working hundreds of hours at broadway bank in 2006. he says there's no contradiction. the issue highlights the fine line that he walked telling exactly what he did and when he did it. a bull'

a part of our district is broadway, and he has been great. we have members of our association hornell from broadway, coming to the table, thanks to shell. it is time to move on from these partisan people on the entertainment commission and find someone who knows their stuff but is not going to be beholden to the industry. i cannot of size that more. at this time to move on from that time. thank you. supervisor avalos: next speaker, please? >> good afternoon. i am a member of the small business commission and i'm here to support the application of shell thomas, for several of the reasons the previous speaker outlined. i know shell. i have watched him work with people. his economic opportunities for youth are extremely important. somebody who has experience in the community, active experience, is also an important consideration as you choose between i believe several very qualified applicants. i wish our commission. i hope that all commissions have as deep a pool of qualified, active people. thank you very much. supervisor avalos: thank you. ne

northbound 101, which in burlingame, those headlights are moving north bound as you make your way past broadway. a >> will. citywide, warm temperatures that you're expecting this weekend, starting today is course. here's a live shot of oakland hills beautiful san francisco not clot in the sky, head of i did now, we want to get the news faster let's turn to kron4 as your lead who has the good fortune of being in the oakland hills. yuli hull is the >>? it is one of those days the you're glad to be an outside not in the studio. it is a blow for the morning to stargaze. there is not a club in the sky. >> is windy out there? another warning for fire danger to you feel any dust?

>> broadway and oakland and this is the entrance to the webster tube. this connects oakland with

and in front of the club on broadway, two people were stabbed. nonlife threatening. the victims whether -- were not exactly cooperating with the police. so they were released. i would like the super -- center fold, i would like to see them out in toronto -- front managing the crowds a little better. and aggravated force at post and grant. victim said he got into a verbal fight just after he left a night club. i don't have the name of the night club. i could speculate but i don't think that's appropriate. we're looking into that to see exactly what the name of the club was. october 17 at the parlor, 2801 leavenworth, a suspect, or actually one of the patrons, a lady was dancing on the dance floor, somebody knocked into her. spilled her drink, and came back with a new drink and then she felt like it had been drugged so she was wondering when the person went to go get the drink that they put something m it. so they made a report on that. and the incident at 561 gary street as far as a female patron felt like somebody approximate had -- had put something in her drink as

as one moves away from the broadway corridor, you have smaller neighborhoods, restaurants, and cafes that still have entertainment. but much more in tune with the smaller scale, restaurants, and cafes. the process, unfortunately in this case, seems to have been somewhat clouded by factors that i don't understand the nature of. but certainly, the overall planning needs to be adhered to. thank you. president chiu: next speaker. >> that afternoon, ser

>> my father was ed burrows, a broadway legend. it goes on. he was a legacy. when i was growing up, i was his kid. that was my self-esteem. it it took me half an hour before i mentioned it and that was it. that is where i got my fulfillment. i went into his business, a stage manager on broadway. i did not quite know my father did. i did not have a sense of it. when i worked with him, he was a playwright but he directed and wrote on his feet. i saw how he treated people. that led to me as a stage a manager directing understudies in the show. then i got into directing. you know, i would go out in direct summer stock and a dinner theater in small communities. in my mind, i knew it new york was not the place for me because of his reputation. at that time, i had grown to sing that being his kid with the going to get me the potomac that i needed. i literally wrote a letter to mary tyler moore. i had known her a one of the shows i state to manage that was a disaster. she was doing this show which was a half-hour live show. those are the kind of shows i do, sitcoms. s

but it is -- it is -- you've done broadway, so you know. >> much higher broadway, high brow stuff, stevene matinees on the weekends. so it is like friday's show -- >> how is your voice holding out? >> not so good. but it is -- it is going pretty well. >> what difference does it make, you're singing the kind of stuff that -- >> you're just tearing me apart. >> i love it. you do what you do and i think it is great. >> here is the tough thing. >> if you were singing opera, it would be a problem. >> all the actors on the stage are broadway actors and they're real, traditional broadway singers from the diaphragm. i have to try to teach them to sing rock, they're having such trouble because rock is letting air out of a balloon at the top. >> that's what i'm talking about, that comes naturally to you. >> very natural. >> and now you have how many children? >> four kids. >> and a grandkid. >> and a granddaughter. >> that's disturbing on many levels. >> why is that? >> twisted sister is a grandfather. you know -- >> yeah, i'm a twisted grandfather. >> so many kids got, you know -- >> i know. >> le

we already have washington and the other one, broadway. the worst hypocrisy is that the study says connect the bay to the water -- i'm sorry, connect the land to the water. this is the worst, despicable display of dishonesty that i have ever seen here. how can you sit here and say that you want to connect the day, and you want to build an 84-foot tower? it is disgraceful. this is the worst real estate deal i have ever come across, and i come from new york with the biggest developers. i'm sorry, the architect is a well-known architect, but this is the worst, and we cannot allow this to go through. please, do not okay this. do not contradict what the neighbors wanted. you are dealing against their wishes. there's no set back. golden gateway was planned with a setback. embarcadero, you want to put it right on top of the sidewalk. ridiculous. the whole thing is so flawed that it has no merit whatsoever. district 3 is the most underserved district for open space. that does your queue. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. for the last se

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someone shot a man saturday getting money from an atm machine at the safeway shopping center on broadway and pleasant vaey. today stacy talks to folks nearby about how they feel about their safety. >> i think it's terrible. >> you rarely hear about a had been these days most likely because of the security cameras. it happened right here at this busy shopping center on broadway not at night, but saturday morning around 9:00. in front of the b of a machine adjays tonight a boston market and by a pet express. >> i don't think it matters. >> a 28-year-old man was using the atm machine when she was shot@least twice and remains critically wounded. a worker at boston market told us his coworker was opening up the shop and taking out the trash when he heard the gunfire and saw the victim on the ground and a security guard hiding behind a pillar. a stand was standing there in shock. vanessa originally from dallas does all her business banking here and when she heard about the shooting, she wanted her husband to come with her. >> the fact that it was in light hours was nerve racking. even though i

it happened right here at this busy shopping center on broadway. not 59 night, but saturday morning around 9:00, in front of the b of a atm machine, adjacent to a boston market and a pet food express. >> the middle of the night, right? >> now days i don't think it matters. >> reporter: oakland police say a 28-year-old man was busy using the machine when he was shot at least twice and remains critically wounded. a worker at the next door boston market tells us off camera his coworker was just opening up the shop, taking out the trash when he heard the gunfire and ran down to see the victim on the ground. and a security guard hiding behind a pillar. he also believes he saw a friend of the victim's standing there in shock. vanessa originally from dallas does all her business banking here, and when she heard about the shooting, she wanted her husband to come with her to the atm. >> the fact that it was in light hours, that was nerve-racking. even though it was 9:00 a.m. saturday, you know, i don't know i just think it's a little bit bold. >> i guess we

police are investigating what led up to the shootings at 19th street and broadway inside historic sweetsallroom. that is often rented out for weekend special events, banqueting and parties. no arrests have been made. san francisco leaders are asking people to not celebrate halloween in the castro. they issued the same request last year but tens of thousands showed up anyway. abc 7's thomas rahman reports what community groups are doing to survive the crowd expected tonight. >> several castro district community groups are demonstrating how to call for help on the event of violence on halloween. the night can be scary enough, but no one wants it to be terrifying. >> the incidents of that happened have been isolated but they affected people. but once the crowd gets to a point where it's hard to control, it makes situations more dangerous. >> the sidewalk! right to the sidewalk! >> the 2006 street party did get dangerous. nine people were shot. most were grazed by bullets. one woman was trampled. local safety groups handed out whistles if somebody is attacked or witnesses violence. the siste

that will get you to broadway but here you are in union square. ladies and gentlemen, two-time winner, mr. leonard oates. >> this is what i do every day. [ringing bells] >> leonard oates, ladies and gentlemen, reigning two-time champion mr. leonard oates. that completes the entire competition, ladies and gentlemen. let's hear it for everybody you heard today. the votes from the judges will now be tallied. that means up guys actually have to go to work now. we're going to name the tom three winners in the amateur and professional categories. the first place winner of the professional competition will take home a beautiful cable car bell with -- made by gilberto at the frens of the cable car museum. every year this man makes a beautiful cable car bell for this competition the mr. gad oy is pretty shy, he won't talk about his work but the craftsmanship speaks for itself the every bell every year is individually made by this man. it's a craft. you will see him a little later. while we're waiting for the votes to be tallied though, you're not going any

the police department over on seventh and broadway went dark. no impact on 911, but at least 15,000 customers lost power. all of that restored this morning according to pg&e. also new this morning, back to highway 84, a pg&e transformer blew and knocked down a pole. live wires across the road. our camera couldn't get past the roadblock due to the closure and the danger from the live wire. pg&e expected to have that reopened sometime around 8:00 this morning. live in oakland, christie smith today in the bay. >> thanks, christie. >> we want this check in with mike. you might find water standing and trees down. all kinds of stuff that could affect the commute. >> you are right. as more folks hit the road, you woor likely to get the reports because they discover what's going on. leave a little early and even for bart which as christie said no delays and stations have been any problems. no delays reported for 47 trains and get to the station early and you will expect an adjustment with the folks from last night. getting used to the things and 12th st