this is my favorite brownie. >>> hmm. how about some more sweets?oming up next just like mom used to make them the perfect chocolate chip cookies. >> but man cannot live by sweets alone. how about the perfect sandwich how to kick up that tuna saladq÷aq ♪ >>> if you're looking for the perfect lunch sandwich this is your next dish. chef joe frost of brittingham hams show us how to nay make annoy now. ♪ >> hi i'm joe frost this is your fox food bite. today we'll making one of our healthy lunch. teach you thou make it a ham. nicoise ciabatta turned into a sandwich. we have a 5-ounce can of chunk light tuna in water not in olive oil. important for that if you have it in water. now to marinate our tuna we'll start with one and a half tablespoon of finely chopped shall lots. we'll add 1 tablespoon of finely chopped chives. add 1 tablespoon of finely chopped parsley. now we'll add three or 4 tablespoons of our extra virgin olive oil. we'll mix all the tuna up with the extra virgin olive oil and fresh herb that give it a nice light as spec to the sandwich. m

. >> next thousands of boy scouts and brownies come together for a tribute to our fallen soldiers.house of representatives they honored the men and women who died fighting for the flag. benghazi. >>> there are two chances to catch a fireworks show for the entire family tonight and tomorrow night. visit with members of the "sesame street" game. >> memorial day is a holiday to honor the fallen. thousands of boy scouts and brownies from across new jersey decorated brigadier general doyle's cemetery. a flag now stands on each of the graves in honor of memorial day. ♪ stand up next to you ♪ >> and in bucks county dozens gathered in langehorne yesterday for an armed services commitment ceremony. the event honors students who signed up to join the military after graduation. one student tells us she wants to join the marines. >> i look forward to getting start with with the marines. >> we're proud of her. >> there is a change of command for the coast guard in philadelphia. yesterday captain kathy moore turned over control to captain benjamin cooper during a ceremony. moore has held the coa

your name on her brownies just like pro-fit? no problem not having my name on them. >> well, why would your identity be on it? >> yeah. >> well, because we're partners. that's why. >> her identity's not on yours, on your place that you're partners. >> oh, come on. stop. >> but it's not. >> i'm not gonna get into that. i'm not gonna get in a pissing match with you. >> yes or no, tina? [dramatic music] ♪ coming up... >> why you after me? >> this is not about me or you or who--this is about marketing and making money. >> and later... you didn't execute. you're telling me now because you failed at it. >> you want to walk out of my office, go ahead and walk out of my office. [door shuts] i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. it's tough, but i've managed. but managing my symptoms was all i was doing. so when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients o

we have brownies for the crust.oll that out and make it like a layered brownie fudge and then once we get that done, we'll melt down the candy bars and put that on top. it's like rocking up a crack rock. >> rocking up a crack rock? i never did that, sir. >> [ bleep ] looking good ain't it, bro? >> [ bleep ] yeah. >> melt down the chocolate. you have to spread it out before it starts hardening up. that's it. guaranteed if you don't have diabetes after this, you will. >> here's to the month of april. another month in the books. >> 394 more months to go and i'm out of here, thank god. we're making quesadillas for may? >> i don't know. >> while all four men are serving lengthy sentences, gaskill, harper and carr received theirs as a result of multiple convictions for mainly drug-related offenses. but gaskill's cellmate, fabian gomez, is serving 40 years for taking a life. >> i feel pain because i did horrible things out there. that destroyed lots of families, including my own. i lived the life of a thug. all i did was p

because i thought i was going to get a browny point or something.nd i didn't get no browny points. >> goodman says she's helping to negotiate a plea deal that would send her to rehab rather than prison to so she can be her son's mother again. >> i think i'm a fit to be mother when i'm sober. because i did everything right. and when i got high it was just bad. i'm just a sick person when it comes to getting high. when i was sober, i was doing really good. i was taking care of him. i was taking him to day care. we'd play and we'd have fun. and that was the sober me. and that is what i miss. because when i was high, it's like i don't want you to bother me. and he wanted his mommy. my mom, the night i got arrested, i called her up and you could hear him crying for me. because he didn't know where i was. and i told my mom put him on the phone. let me talk to him. so she put him on the phone and it made it worse. when we talked like a couple of weeks ago, apparently he was going to the door and pointing mommy. and she said mommy's not coming right now. >>

over the past 48 to 50 years when you go into one of the shops they have lots of brownies cookies, other little sweet things that you can have. that has been the trend where you can imagine that there would be one ice cream shop that said we make good ice cream and that's what we want to stick to so they haven't really popular and somehow they make it through and they're trying to emphasize the fact that they're stuck to the basics of in the rename it and call it nothing but ice cream. it's all hinging on ice cream and people hear about it say oh my gosh, that's something completely new. they've been doing the same things for 40 years. a lot of things change within society and some catholics have gone away a little bit that as far as institutions and the catholic schools it's pretty important to let people know that the institution leaves the same thing they did 40 years ago or 2000 years ago. it hasn't changed.>>chris: forgot to talk about some of those things and some the main tenet of faith, for example the four tenets of the church and what is it mean to believe in the truth presence

, if you like ice cream, you know when you go into one of the shops, they have lots of toppings, brownies, cookies and other little sweet things that you can have. and that's been the trend. you can imagine that there would be one ice cream shop that said, we make good ice cream and that's what we want to stick to we're -- all these 40 years, they have not been popular. it's a man small chain and now they feel like it is time to them the fact that they're stuck to the basics. and they rename the chain and they call it nothing but ice cream so this is all emphasis on ice cream. and people they hear about it and they think, my gosh, that is something competely new that is different. and they've been doing the same thing for 40 years. you can make an application to the church like that a lot of things change in society. and they drift away. but as far as institutions are concerned, it is important to let people know that the incident constitution believes the same thing it did 40 years ago and 400 years ago and 2,000 years ago. >> we're going to talk about some of those things. we have a lis

. >> jimmy: but there's a sneaky way to do it, like you put it in brownies.i go, "that's broccoli. just eat broccoli." >> yeah, that's what we did. >> jimmy: don't make pe put it in a cookie or something. >> one thing i did with my kids, it was basic. it was like, if you don't eat your vegetables, you can't have a treat. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and if you said you were full, you can leave your food, but you can't come back later and ask for more food. >> jimmy: see. >> so a couple days of starvation -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they get the point. >> then they're like, "give me that broccoli!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: broccoli, table, let's go! >> they're crawling to the dinner table. >> jimmy: they're licking ice cream cone. oh, this is the best ice cream. thanks, mom. >> they'll eat anything. three, four days of starvation. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: fruits and vegetables. you have a new initiative, fnv. >> fnv. >> jimmy: fnv.com. basically saying you should have more healthy snack choices. >> yeah. and it's making vegetables and fruits fun. i mean, you know, fast food f

. >> butter fingers, peanuts, fudge browny bites, whipped cream, m&ms, mini reeses and marshmallows and do it without a cherry on top. 10,993 calories in one bowl. >> is there a doctor in the house just in case? >> a sundae. you're about to watch me eat it. >> three, two, one -- go! >> this is making me feel ill. too much sugar. >> this is a sundae and a monday tuesday, wednesday, thursday friday and saturday. every day. >> i'd be worried about a diabetic combacoma. >> six minutes in and looks like he's slowing down. watch as he keeps going. watch. 15 minutes. watch this -- boom, named it. >> ah. hey. >> ah. [ bleep ]. oh. >> i don't think the four of us together would finish that. >> no. i couldn't eat more than two bites of that. >> i could. >> the sugar. the sugar alone would make you feel ill! >> oh -- ah. [ bleep ]. oh. >> little emilio wanted to help whip the housework, oh baby on a roomba. >> mom and dad put this video together and set it. tell me when to go. ♪ ghost ride the whip ghost ride the whip ghost ride the whip ♪ ghost ride the whip ♪ >> emilio having a brilliant time. t

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the boy scout, girl scout cub scout and brownie troops decorated the graves at the brigadier general c c. doyle veterans cemetery in wrightstown. they placed a fag at each of the 58,000 graves. the scouts received a patch for their community service today. >> phillies will spend their holiday weekend taking on the team with the best record in the national league east. >> and a red hot team at that, too. the phillies will have their hands full. they have a series with the nationals that begins tonight followed by one with the mets. those two teams are first and second respectively in the nl east. chase utley and ryan howard seem to be breaking out of their slumps. utley has anyone hits in his last six games. his batting average is now up to .169. nothing to brag about but two weeks ago it was below 100. howard is driving the ball once again. he has five home runs in his last 15 games. manager ryne sandberg is pleased and he would like to see more. >> they both made adjustments they're both on a hot streak and those are a couple of big bats veteran bats that we need right in the middle

maybe she was looking for brownie points from her mother-in-law because she declared her the winner. more than four decades at cbs news bob schiffer is saying farewell. this morning he signed off as moderator of "face the nation." he was the post of the political talk show for 24 years. he said he knew he wanted to work in knews after seeing his bye line in his high school newspaper. little did he know he would interview every u.s. president from richard nixon to president obama and our hat is off to him. >>> next, a bank we were below the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>you did it, yay! test test. test. >>> finally tonight, a second chance for someone in need of one. it involve an indiana man who robbed a bank out of desperation. instead of a stuff pris

♪ turn around, barbara ♪ ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a browniekgo-tv broadcast center. >> in tonight's headlines, a memorial is growing for a mother and her 14-month-old daughter killed in a suspected it dui crash in livermore. police say brian jones crashed his speeding corvette into an apartment on murieta boulevard on saturday. jones had been at a wine festival earlier in the day. investigators are trying to find out what caused a tour bus to catch fire. dozens of passengers escaped without any injuries. >>> only minor damage after a series of earthquakes in the east bay today. the strongest measured a 3.6 south of concord. experts expect aftershocks to come. >>> a big shift in baltimore tonight. the overnight curfew in affect since monday's violent vie yets has been -- riots has been lifted. the mayor says the city is safe and there are other signs of progress. jim ryan is there with more. >> the protest stayed peaceful as the sun went down. it was the first night since the curfew was not enforced. >> we are happy the peace carried through th

. >> chocolate pretzels brownies with a triple espresso. >> she is so pleasant sugar! eat sugar it's your best friend. >> yes it is. >> they have a bounce house for the kids and hula-hoops and live music and of course the food trucks. check it out. if you can't get here today any thursday through the middle of october 3:00 until 7:00. if these are left over we'll bring them back to the studio. >> we'll have more fun if you bring us a treat this time. we have what's the deal with alicia vitarelli. >>> mosquitos and tics spread diseases like west nile so now they are testing products without harsh chemicals. >> applying a repellant is important but most have harsh chemicals. so we went in search of safe alternatives. consumer reports testers reached into a cage full of 200 hungry mosquitos all the insects are certified disease free but they are ferocious others to tics. this area is treated and this isn't. a repellant fails if two tics cross over into the area. some contain the active ingredient deet, it's an active repellant and comes with side effects like rashes and d

this is a waffleberry brownie. what's that one for? that's strawberry pucker pie.nd wha-- what's that one? oh, that's a banana-bobana crumble. and what's that one for? that one's covering up a hole! announcer: tons of surprising master blast flavor combos you're sure to love. scout's honor. and don't forget our half-price shakes after 8 pm. -(clicks) you know neighbor. where i come from whenever two families share johnsonville brats, symbolically they become one family. we feel the same way. good. so you won't mind hiding that for me. uhhh. maybe in your pool house. or underneath a loose floorboard. or like if you have a cabinet where you got to reach around. there's a shelf up there. or maybe like in your garage behind a washing machine where there's a hollowed out part of the wall where you could reach over this way. the full juicy flavor of johnsonville brats we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfrien

. >> these brownies come, this would be like a downey body buzz. >> a downey body buzz. >> yeah, youllow into the couch. >> one day, you know, i text him, how are you? what did you do at work today and he goes i rolled 300 joints, and i just said, you know, sorry i asked. as a mother. >> right now as far as expansion, we're focusing mostly on the production side of the company. if we're going to get big. i think that's where we're going to get big. if we want to be, you know, the best of the best and the biggest of them all i don't think that it's going to be worth it for us to continue to focus on the storefronts. if we can make the same money out of the wholesale side and not have to deal with any of the headache or the stress that the store locations have caused us, why not just opt for that? hopefully alley has been paying our taxes. >> caitlin is an extremely extremely intelligent person and i respect her a lot. emotions are hard. she's 25 years old running a million-dollar company. and an outrageous amount of stress that's on her. >> i guess everything with the company is just

she was my brownie troop leader. that's her on the left. she was a room mother and cub scout leader all that stuff but eventually realized she wanted to work outside the home just as her own mother had. that began a series of interesting administrative jobs with the federal government. the old civil service commission capitol hill the pentagon. she worked at the national security council at the same time all that iran-contra stuff was happening and lived in vee ena vienna austria. she and my dad split up before their 20th anniversary. she continued her career but never remarried. she's still living in arlington at an assisted facility where she just celebrated her birthday. 37 again, she would tell you. >> your mom's adorable. she was a babe back in the day. >> she was a babe back in the day. i was just over today giving a special screening of that program to her and some of her residents at the assisted living. >> she was a movie star again? >> yes, yes. big day for her. >> that's wonderful. >> all the way around. we hope that people will

. >> these brownies come, this would be like a downey body buzz. >> a downey body buzz. >> yeah, youknow, lets you mellow into the couch. >> one day, you know, i text him, how are you? what did you do at work today and he goes i rolled 300 joints, and i just said, you know, sorry i asked. as a mother. >> right now as far as expansion, we're focusing mostly on the production side of the company. if we're going to get big. i think that's where we're going to get big. if we want to be, you know, the best of the best and the biggest of them all i don't think that it's going to be worth it for us to continue to focus on the storefronts. if we can make the same money out of the wholesale side and not have to deal with any of the headache or the stress that the store locations have caused us, why not just opt for that? hopefully alley has been paying our taxes. >> caitlin is an extremely extremely intelligent person and i respect her a lot. emotions are hard. running a million dollar company and an outrageous amount of stress that's on her. >> i guess everything with the company is just --

. >> brownies and a on the of squares. they actually trust was a knife down here for some reason.ained to the table. can't do nothing with it. can't kill nobody. >> man of the year. best turkey in america, y'all. we prepare everything each day, early. a day ahead of time. so this will be ready for tomorrow. put it in the fridge. good to go for tomorrow >> working in the kitchen, fast pace. there is something going on somewhere in the kitchen. making sandwiches, as you can see. they are making breakfast. now we're on lunch. as soon as this is over we're doing dinner. every day. same routine. >> for inmates whose sentences allow for it, working in the kitchen can bring a faster release date. >> only reason i like working is you get three for one. each day i work is kind of like three days. i had to do 90 days. now i end up doing 30. as far as working down here, it is not something i would volunteer to do. i'm just trying to get out. >> even inmates who don't qualify for sentence reduction find other benefits. >> i've been down here two months and got two months left. i don't receive

remember the day elleree and i became brownies? we were so proud.ember the citywide spelling bees? you were so proud of me. from high school to college, my first car, my first tv job, the day i walked down the aisle, you never missed a big moment. now, just as you were there for me i'm here for you, mom. >> can you look at the camera there? can you wave? can you wave mommy? there you go. >> i know the past 16 years haven't been easy for you. as i've cared for you day after day, it's been tough for me to watch your body weaken and your eyesight dim. your stroke changed our lives in every way. yet you faced it like you face every challenge, with a quiet resolve and unyielding grace. and if i had just one wish it would be just to hear the sound of your voice again. but i'm satisfied with your tender gaze and the joy of kissing your sweet face each day. and though you can no longer say them i will always hear your words. you always said remember in this life if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything. always do the right thing and the ri

this is a waffleberry brownie. what's that one for? that's strawberry pucker pie.nana-bobana crumble. and what's that one for? that one's covering up a hole! announcer: tons of surprising master blast flavor combos you're sure to love. scout's honor. and don't forget our half-price shakes after 8 pm. -(clicks) >>> very impressive skyline. they will see fireworks a couple of times over this holiday weekend. they've seen a lot of it inside united center as we go back with mr. o. for a review. >> eddie: oh overtime. a lot of great chances. redirect by silfverberg. chop by beauchemin. almost goes in with palmieri. shaw with a couple of great chances in overtime. this one here off the cross bar. and then patrick sharp, the

♪ turn around, barbara ♪ ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a brownieight snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> some insight into what it's like in a royal household to be the younger sibling. unlikely ever to be the monarch. >> with prince george a big brother we're looking at the trials and tribulations of being the royals. i don't know if there's any trials or tribulations. spending time with prince harry. no slouch in the popularity contest. back to bob with more on this story. hi, bob. >> reporter: yeah. you know, paula, you know, harry is a great example of what it's like to be a spare. in many ways so much less pressure on him that william does because he's not going to be the king some day. he does more partying and more risks. much funnier in many ways. who knows. some day his brand new niece may become the same. >> the role of prince williams first born is already spoken for. the almost 2-year-old could grow up to be the king of england. as for the new baby, she joins the ranks of what's commonly referred to as a royal spare. the younger sibling of the future monar

since protesters took to the streets of ferguson, and the the unrest after the death of michael brownies making international headlines and during all of the chaos there was a lot of disruption and plenty of looting. now authorities in missouri are turning to technology to catch those looters and so far they have made more than a dozen a rests fox's garrett teney looks at social media. >> reporter: like a lot of the commuters in baltimore hundreds of people in ferguson thought they got the away with free stuff during riots in august and november but months later police are coming after them. officers warned there at the market near ferguson when a mob of 400 people smashed the windows and rushed in. but the surveillance cameras were rolling. and after several months of combing through footage, st. louis county police began identifying the criminals by using social media posting those video and screen shots of the face on line for the public to see. like this guy antonio whiteside junior caught on camera starting a fire in the ferguson market. someone recognized his face when police poste

. >>> jerry brownies a liberal democrat so that is interesting, he is getting that back talk. >>> step curt i, this is a frightening fall during the western conference finals, latest coming up. >>> i'm tom sredenschek phillies coming off another lost weekend on the road. they start a three game series on monday with the new york mets. innings is inning all tied up at three nil will more flores with a run shot to left. phillies hut down rest of the way. they lose the opener six to three. >>> how about first place washington nationals. this he remain red hot to wrigley field wilson ramos with the solo home run to the being renovated empty bleachers of wrigley. national win two-one. they have won eight of nine games. >>> ncaa lacrosse title game at lincoln financial field denver wesley byrd scores five goals. count them five. denver beats maryland ten-five. the former princeton coach with the seventh title becomes first coach to win a title 259 different schools. >>> tennis at french open on monday and venous williams get knocked out by sloan stevens. this is match point. sloan serving in

. >> eight year old madison long time spectator and first time march err with her brownie troop. >> do think you'll mess up? >> no. >> the parade, the dream come true of world war ii vet edward marine who served in hiro hiro jima and came home to found the parade. >> that way when you think about all of the people who come out support your dream how does it make you feel? >> very good, very good. >> oldest memorial day par aches we're told it does much more. >> memorial day parade is one of the things that keeps the neighborhood so tight-knit. >> five years ago organizers say the parade almost didn't happen. times were tough, cash is hard to come by. but the organize nerves bridesburg say they didn't give up. instead they gave it their all. raising money to keep the parade going and all say they'll keep doing so, to honor the men and women who gave their lives, and to keep edward due beck's dream alive n bridesburg, justin finch cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and, virginia, president obama honored those who gave their lives protecting our freedom. the president laid a wreath of the tomb

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brownies live in southwest philadelphia in front of the memorial for one victim tonight natasha. >> reporter: we can show you here behind me that this memorial on 57th street for four year-old hit and run victim continues to grow. this is one of the several cases police are dealing with and tonight they tell us why it is so difficult bringing these drivers to justice. >> who gives you right to take someone's life from them. >> reporter: it is a question anna pose i vows to ask the hit and run driver who killed her daughter theresa december 23rd accident happened on the 8100 block of state road, nearly five months later, the case remains unsolve. >> this is only physical evidence that we have on that case right now. >> reporter: philadelphia's accident investigation district has one piece of evident, remnants from the headlight of the older model tow truck, one piece of the unfinished puts will. >> often times we look at the the piece of the car left behind and that is all we have to go by. >> reporter: investigators still dealing with the hit and run t

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brownies live with the very latest from authorities natasha a? >> reporter: well, investigation between u.s. customs and philadelphia police is ongoing but for workers who actually discovered this body, it is an image that is hard to shake. >> it was just a horrible scene. >> reporter: jarring discovery for workers unloading a container on board a cargo ship atpy ier 84 on the delaware river off columbus boulevard. a smell led them to a dead body buried under tons of cocoa beans. >> we lifted the last sack, and one of my co-workers ran over and said dead body. once he a said dead body it was like it was craze friday there. >> reporter: man is believed to be from africa where ship reportedly originated. police believe he may have been a stowe away who didn't survive journey to the state. workers found boots and bags of snacks near body. >> when they close the top of the dock it is air tight shut nothing can get in and nothing can get out. >> reporter: this cargo ship, is a british registered ship that was apparently carrying beans, cocoa beans, fr

decide you're going to treat yourself and treat yourself by having the cheesecake and, you know the browniend some huge pasta dish and a couple of martinis and my birthday the next day you're like oh crap and your point is this is no way to gift yourself on your big day. >> people say, it's a reward. i'm going to get drunk and kill several million brain cells. that's my way of reward. and, you know everything we just talked about, i put in these books. >> this is the new book. this is the next one. >> tell people in there, first thing, don't be a sucker. first few pages of that book i just took the federal trade commission guidelines for scams and suckers and put them right in front of the book which is basically they're telling you it's easy and it's too good to be true then it's probably not true. i mean there's like seven things -- >> we want to believe because weight loss is so hard. >> no magic pill. tell you anything you want then you'll lose weight. no that's not true. you'll have to break a sweat and quit eating everything that -- >> you say there are certain foods that can increase

♪ turn around, barbara ♪ ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a browniec 7 news." >> the time is 8:00. glad to have you with us on this saturday morning, may 2nd. cooler temperatures for the start of the weekend. here's meteorologist with a first look at live doppler 7 hd. hi. >> hi, chris. it's a cloudy start here in the city. in the north bay, the peninsula. but across the bay, sunshine and that's where we start. from our east bay hills camera you're looking out towards mt. diablo where it will be a cooler afternoon. as much as ten degrees cooler. 54 degrees at the coast. that's the only warmer spot this

lemonis: in nine months, we've gone from a brownie sold in a gym in indiana to a new bar sold in overgncs across the country. for me, the holy grail was gnc. tina: for me, too. are you kidding me? this is where i shop. lemonis: and it's exclusively at gnc for a while. michael: my wife's product on these shelves is just amazing. lemonis: with her at the center of attention, he couldn't be more proud. michael: my wife and i have a wonderful marriage. it's solid, and it's now helped our business go to the next level, as well. lemonis: are you proud of her? michael: very proud. very proud. marcus coming into our business and helping us go to the next level was the single best thing that's ever happened to us at pro-fit. lemonis: michael and tina are gonna make a lot more money with the pro-fit bars than they do with the pro-fit gym, and over the next year, we plan on selling about a million bars, generating $900,000 in revenue and $200,000 in profit. and we're gonna launch a number of new product extensions. tina: oh, my god! michael: good job, honey. you did great. tina: oh, i can't beli

big party and you decide you're going to treat yourself by having the cheesecake and, you know the brownie next day you're like oh crap. your point is this is no way to gift yourself on your big days. >> funny how we decide reward. it's like yeah it's a reward.rd i'm going to go out and get drunk tonight. i'm going to go kill several brain cells. that's my way of reward. everything we just talked about, i put in these books. >> this is the new book. i want to show the audience. >> i tell people in there, first thing, don't be a sucker. in the first few pages of that book i just took the federal trade commission guidelines for scamsan and suckers and put them right in the front of the book. which is basically, they're telling you it's easy and too good to be true. then it's probably not true. >> we want to believe it. because weight loss is so hard. >> there's no magic pill.sean you can't eat anything you want and lose weight that's not true. you havee to break a sweat. you're going to have to quit eating everything. >> therein are certain foods that can increase your metabolism you say. >>

we want to score brownie points. this is my mother-in-law and my husband, andrew.xcellent. good looking people there. and then my mother-in-law sarah jane johnson. look at that pretty lady. so i guess we're showing a tribute to the mothers in our lives. >> i have been telling people i'm going to get this man to sing son tv. he mass a beautiful voice -- has a beautiful voice. ♪ i always love my mama ♪ ♪ she's my favorite girl ♪ ♪ only get one girl ♪ ♪ i'll always love my mama ♪ ♪ she brought me in this world ♪ >> mom is special. happy mother's day. >> we'll see you tonight on the fox report >> i'm dana perino. this is the fife. this hour the story story of dana perino. how wyoming shaped her success. how president bush hand picked her to speak on his behalf. >> thank you, mr. president. what happened when the cameras weren't rolling. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. day in a you know

no, you're eating a brownie. >> we have a chocolate chip pancake. >> the moment of truth. >> it's good. this is really good. >> in los angeles, phil torres or al jazeera. >> he hesitated. you can watch tech know later today only on al jazeera. >> a record breaking art sale, a picasso sells for $180 million. >> welcome to al jazeera america. greece has tapped reserve funds to make an $800 million payment to the i.m.f. the greek finance minister said the country is running out of cash. officials have been meeting to renegotiate the deal with european nations. >> criticism for america's human rights record, the u.n. rights council blasted the u.s. for police brutality racism, holding prisoners at guantanamo bay and continued use of the death penalty. >> several bars in alaska are offering free pregnancy tests as part of a pilot program the goal to reach binge drinkers before challenge causes issues with its pregnancies. >> the navajo nation faces a massive problem, lack of access to healthy food. a new junk food tax went into effect to and the problem. we look at how it's working out. >>

start out with your favorite brownie recipe. we'll cook it, cool it.w that. >> we'll put those over the top. i'm gonna finish bruleing this. we'll brown it. start smelling like a camp fire. wouldn't be greet without gram crackers. this is a great shareable dessert. >> reporter: and you have characters. >> and we will put those on later. >> reporter: and chocolate sauce. >> right over top. and it boont be complete without -- which you can get right here on main street, mickey house graham crackers. >> reporter: those are so cute. >> that's available at big thunder ranch. >> reporter: you've been a chef here for 16 years. what's your favorite thing? have you come up with these things on your own? >> some of these things. one of my favorite is walt's chili that you can get on carnation main street. >> reporter: walt's chili. never had it. his recipe? >> his recipe. they still make it today. >> reporter: okay. that's exciting. walt's chili. i've had my chocolate-dipped ice cream. that's my favorite. they are yummy. we've had a lot of fun. thank you. we've

i better get some brownie points for that.hing] my mother also happens to be here today in this special stadium. [cheers and applause] my mother is taking in the glorious pagentry once more and inspiring me each day with her choices of courage, of kindness, and optimism. and so, now graduating class of 2015 -- [cheers and applause] this is when your adventure begins. my wish is that you make it the most epic adventure possible. dream dream big. take risk. fail. pick yourself back up again. and always always remember this. there is no adversity capable of stopping you once the choice to persevere is made. it has been a true honor and the highest of privileges to address you this morning. i am rooting for each and everyone of you. thank you and congratulations. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> the u.s. has taken cuba off its list of state sponsors of terrorism. secretary of state john kerry signed an order removing cuba from the u.s. terrorism blacklist as part of the process of normalizing relations. secretary kerry acted 45

i better get some brownie points for that. [laughter] mr.ilar: my mother also happens to be here today in this special stadium. [applause] mr. kilar: my mother is taking in the glorious pageantry once more and inspiring me each day with her choices of courage, of kindness, and optimism. and so, now, graduating class of 2015 - [applause] mr. kilar: this is when your adventure begins. my wish is that you make it the most epic adventure possible. dream. dream big. take risks. fail. take -- pick yourself back up again and always, always remember this -- there is no adversity capable of stopping you once the choice to persevere is made. it has been a true honor and the highest of privileges to address you this morning. i am rooting for each and everyone of you. thank you and congratulations. [applause] >> sunday night at the night some provisions of the patriot act expire. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell wants to extend all of the patriot act, but rand paul objected for extending it even one day. without actions of congress, some of it wil