. >>> burger king is adding something new. meal, egg and cheese slices, apple slices and a toy. burger king wants a bigger piece of the fast food market which right now is dominated by mcdonald's. >>> at the movies, it was lee nard deversus angelina. with another $43 million in ticket sales. the jolie spy thriller "salt" opens in second. "despicable me" finished in third place.e back>>> when when tragedy for two families after a horrific crash. the families my authorities mixs of one who lived and one although died. >>> and a >>> at least two deaths are being blamed on a fast moving storm that ripped through the northeast. hurricane-force winds and heavy wind battered the area yesterday uprooting trees here in new york city. more than 3,000 people lost power from new york down to washington, d.c. >> those storms pushed farther south triggering flooding from i-95 from raleigh to jacksonville. flooding on i-20 from atlanta to birmingham. i-10 from tallahassee to new orleans. wet from colorado and arizona. >> if you're flying exp

burger king, they'll have it their way? >> i was looking for real food. i was really looking for the green beans that i had in france. you go to the market and couldn't find the green beans. i thought, those weren't the green beans. they didn't taste like the french. i had a passion about flavor. philosophically, i wasn't thinking about where the sustainable farms were. i was looking for taste and ended upright there on the doorstep of the local [inaudible], so it happened organically? [laughter] did you have a lot of choice? was there the network? organic farmers all around? >> closest was frozen. they were hanging up there. they were fishing and food out in front. i started looking in the markets, first. then um -- a friend who ate at the restaurant said, i see you want radishes and you want french things, i am growing french breakfast radishes in my backyard. i said bring them in, we can make a trade. you can have lunch. i planted in my backyard and grew salad, the infamous mescaline salad. it was a little mix of wild greens brought in by the peasant t

burger king trying to bike a bite out of mcdonald's. >> and may be easier to get your hands on this,s wouldn't be available until later this year. white ones are more different than expected. >>> yeah, jane, it's okay to use the white town four after labor day? >> i don't know. it could be a winter white. >> totally inadequate in this conversation. we're going to let you go. >> okay. >> and we need a white cover on it. >> i think you can get away with white purses, don't you think? [ laughter ] >> all right. eric, look at him. >> i was thinking about the white purse the other day. you're right. >> a few clouds out there this morning and sun above it all, and bridge down below looks like we're going to see clearing. not as cold as it has been. yesterday afternoon, we saw inland areas in the san ramon area and napa valley from 10 to 20 degrees higher. no fog in san jose and no fog in fairfield, no fog at concord or walnut creek. also in oakland but warmer day forecast for the rest of the weekend. things are going to cool off just a bit the first part of the workweek. we have some of mo

i could not work the cash register at burger king. most occupations and recessions are close to you because you are a convicted felon -- occupations and jobs. when you see homeless people outside, most of them have felony convictions, mostly bullshit felonies, the little felonies. that is why they cannot get jobs. that is why they are panhandling and sleeping in doorways. their numbers are just going to multiplied next year, the year after, 10 years from now. >> let me ask, would you agree there are significant areas for people who have criminal history records? >> i would agree. it is not just people who have felony convictions and going to prison, but i was struck this morning by the stories that amy told, and a gentleman who was a reporter in santa clara county about the people who have the misdemeanor convictions they got without representation. i thought i would take a second to talk about what happened, at least in alameda county, after throwing conditions for a misdemeanor. in alameda, they probably end up on court probation fo

burger king wants a bigger piece of $25 billion breakfast market that is currently dominated by mcdonald's. >> sometimes you hear something surprising and it's not surprising, this one really is. at&t has been widely criticized reception problems involving the iphone a new survey 73% of iphone users gave a positive response how they feel about at&t's service. it compares to 65% smart phone users who say they are happy with their service provider. a majority of iphone users 77% say they will buy another iphone in the future. >>> even the royals are getting into it. they are expanding their only presence. flick ser a popular way to share photos on the internet. buckingham palace will post photos. more than 600 are already available. this is not the royals first attempt at social networking. they have a twitter account as well as a youtube channel. >> i bet she will be on ureport next. reporting conditions in southern california, how was it? >> cold. it made for good visiting. >> you got a little tan going. >> win day. >> let's take a look outside. here is a look at what is going on at 5:15 t

you guys, a burger king employee in long island was arrested for selling crack in the restaurant's parkingot. [ light laughter ] yeah, most people turned him down though. they were like, "no thanks, that stuff will kill you. [ laughter ] now, can i get a double whopper with cheese, bacon on it, two onion rings, a milkshake. i'm going to have it my way. so, put the onion rings in the milkshake. thanks." [ laughter ] that is dangerous. [ applause ] finally, a woman who was voted off "britain's got talent" is suing simon cowell for calling her singing voice horrible. when asked if she'd go for an out of court settlement, the woman was like, "let's just see how it plays out." [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show! give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's the crowd right there you want on a friday. thank you for watching, everybody. i hope you had a great day today and have a great weekend. we have such a great finish to our week tonight. from "mad men," the lovely january jones is here! [ cheers and applause ] i love her. she's delightful. another

than mcdonald's and burger kings combined.these are loans of $300, $400, $500 at a time but they are making $40 billion in loans a year which turns out to be $7 billion in fees. and you know, in theory it makes sense. what do you do if your car breaks down and you don't have a rich uncle. you don't have a credit card. you need to get to work. the problem is that the fees they charge. the person who is so desperate for $300 today, that they will pay a fee that is equivalent to an interest rate of $400, $500, $600 percent or more, how are they in two weeks going to have the $300 plus the fees to pay it back on top of their other bills. so what you see happening are people roll these loans over in states where it is legal just to roll them over. in those states where they don't permit that, there is a human pinball. you go to store b, pay back store a, you oh a and b, you end up owing to store c. you look at-- you look at the payday lending statistics, 2 million or so people a year essential ly oh money for the entire year. so in

joined the business world rising first to vice president of pillsbury then devised the president of burger kingesident of the godfather's keep the incorporated. he fought the company and first in the future for accepted a call to become the ceo of the national restaurant association. we made our money the old-fashioned way. we work for it. >> in the political arena he reaches out as the spokesman bringing conservative issues to light across ameri. now as the founder of the intelligent movement he leaves with a single vote take back our government. >> instinctively understand focus on the ability. >> people want a fair chance to proceed in this country the threat not only for us. >> at the free enterprise. >> it is a 7 million-dollar [inaudible] and we have to fix it. >> great leadership to get on the right track. >> the freedomtself as a country is america's ability to to change. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome her -- herman cain. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. it was dr. benjamin mays president of the morehouse college when i was a student who used to remind the young