roll cheesesteak. hmm. it's a good cheesesteak but does it rival the tradition philly cheesesteak you'll find at neighbor's geno's and pats? >> philly cheesesteak but nothing like this. >> managers of the both places insist their steaks are the best. but we had to ask the experts about this kaiser roll across the river. >> you can't do a cheesesteak on a kaiser roll. how do you perfect that? you want a belly bust them. you don't want to tease them. >> people never had it before it's something different they might like it. why what?

roll cheesesteak. hmm.od cheesesteak but does it rival the tradition philly cheesesteak you'll find at neighbor's geno's and pats? >> philly cheesesteak but nothing like this. >> managers of the both places insist their steaks are the best. but we had to ask the experts about this kaiser roll across the river. >> you can't do a cheesesteak on a kaiser roll. how do you perfect that? you want a belly bust them. you don't want to tease them. >> people never had it before it's something different they might like it. why what? >> where will you find the best philly cheesesteak. >> i've seen a lot of cheesesteak. none that quite rival donkey's. >> or philly. >> kaiser role is get to go fancy. got to go with the basics. >> david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right. well this is a story that has a lot of people talking tonight. let us know what you think. connect with us on facebook are twitter and cbsphilly.com use that hash tag cbs3 chat. the kaiser role is going to be a deal breaker for a lot of people ar

. >> i paid $100 for a cheesesteak in philadelphia. >> you really did?al restaurant down there that they make a big fuss out of. but there's a really good steak and listen, i'm on record, it's worth it because you eat half of it and you can take half of it home and share it with your wife over a glass of wine. it's very good. kennedy: that is still $85 too much. [inaudible] sounds like a typical presbyterian. >> i'm going to spend $35 for a hot dog, it under be made out of pedigree dog. >> he was raised in shanghai. >> i'm kidding, by the way, i have a.it is fantastic. kennedy: this is a heckuva way to spend your golden years. a 65-year-old woman gave birth to a healthy baby boy in israel. ivf is illegal in israel over the age of 54 years old. oddly enough considered very be. and how many women have you impregnated with your supersede? >> weird thing about this [inaudible] and i'm not supposed to talk about it on tv, but yeah, i was surprised by this because i didn't know you could do it that way. >> the secret to world peace. >> if you want to get a 65

the fat lady cheesesteaks, mozzarella sticks. >> i'm going to rename this the dad bod. i'm going with. [laughter] [laughter] >> already. come on. >> the mac daddy bacon cheeseburger bacon cheeseburger, mac & cheese, fries honey mustard, hot sauce. they get these like an hour ago. the middle finger, i grilled cheese. and the one you have been waiting for l mexicano. bill: in princeton hoagies or subs. >> hoagies. i'm from south jersey. >> new york city, staten island it's a hero. >> technically a hot hoagie. i understand it sounds disgusting. i think grinder -- bill: if you are in boston or providence it's a grinder. >> so if you're a racist. [laughter] >> oh, zero, my god. where are you performing this weekend? >> new brunswick. i am very good. you should come you know what, i mean,. yet. perform after eating this. >> i will eat an entire one before i go on stage. i just take i just taken out for the 1st 40 minutes. that is so that i am. >> that's the one. bill: am trying to on trying to get out of you whether you call this a hoagie or sub. ♪ bill: rohan you are not in

now go get a cheesesteak okay. nelson thanks for joining us. jeff there he was. he's got the?. live live in south philadelphia, jaime apody. >> i would love one of those cheesesteaks and maybe a jersey too. >>> eagles fans you'll love this andy reid advised tennessee coach not to trademark can you say mariota or the second overall pick. reid gave the example of how when he was in the same spot back in 1999 when he took donovan mcnabb. the eagles were among teams ready to offer a boat load. instead the titans staying put and took mariota last night and they have no plans of throwing him into the trading block. they plan for him to start week one. the price was just too steep for kelly. he wishes his former oregon quarterback the best of luck. >> he's kind of checked on me throughout this entire process and he always said good luck wherever you go. you should always play well. but don't play well against the explosion we didn't get into any discussions so it wasn't really -- it was just a really -- like driving into a nice neighborhood and looking at a house and saying that's re

. >>> one of philadelphia's most legendary cheesesteak shops honored two of the city's fallen heroesgeno's presented $10,000 each to the families of fire lieutenant joe sprague and police officer robert wilson iii. both craig and wilson died in the line of duty. their names were added to the memorial plaque outside geno's steaks. >>> thousands of jobs could be coming to new castle county delaware under a plan to build a massive new development on the southeast former evraz steel meal in claymont. they've proposed a multi-million dollar project which would include office space manufacturing facility and a transit hub. evraz steel shut down in 2013. the developer says he has interest from a number of prospective tenants. >>> in delaware governor jack markell announced recipients of delaware first ever downtown development district grants. the grants total more than $5 million and will benefit several projects including a senior facility and a marina. those projects are located in three communities wilmington, seaford and dover. >>> the sixth president of the college of philadelphia was

. -- cheesesteak place. rep. brady: this person is also the biggest around. also a law enforcement supporter. he closes down the shop three or four times a year for two or three days. doesn't close it down, keeps it open. all the proceeds go to the police officers. talking about couple million dollars. it was worth it, and i was proud to bring my chief of police down there. and he put it right in the middle of all of the many, many other patches. you come down, i'll fatten you up with a cheesesteak. chairman miller: [laughter] very good. mr. dine: appreciate that. chairman miller: gentleman from rep. nugent: -- gentleman from florida. rep. nugent: have a comment about philadelphia. in passing, been there for a lot of army/navy games. and there's a couple of places with good cheesesteak. but i know the one you're talking about. and chief, i would just say that that, you know, in reading your response and all that, i think if you follow through with those things, it'll be a good thing. but you hit on something, you know, that's near and dear to my heart where y

and geno's may be best known for the cheesesteaks but today they help the families of fallen heroes.ded out two $10,000 checks to the relatives of joyce craig and robert wilson. officer wilson gunned down inside a north philadelphia game stop back in march. he was there to buy his young son a birthday gift. and craig was the first woman firefighter to die in the line of duty. she was trapped inside a burning building in west oak lane survived by a 17-year-old son and a 1-year-old daughter. >> losing a father or mother can be difficult. i know the feeling. i can only hope that both the craigs and wilson family receive the closure they deserve. >> the names were honored to a plaque. it honors all fallen emergency responders. >>> money needed to revitalize parts of delaware was given out today in wilmington. the recipients of grants to be used to improve. more than $5 million was rewarded for electrical structural, and even landscaping improvements. >> the downtown development district so far with the $5.6 million so far is leveraging in excess of $100 million of private money. and that

a lot of cheesesteaks. >> businesses are making the cut this memorial day weekend cashing in on sidewalk sales. most of the employees put extra in their pockets, too. working extra hours to handle the crowds all weekend long and around the clock. >> we were packed all day and night. up until 3:00 in the morning. >> does memorial day weekend? does it set the bar for the rest of the summer? >> it's definitely the entry level. and then it picks right up stays consistent and then labor day comes around and that's usually kind of the closure. >> four solid days of great weather and a steady flow of business. folks here say memorial day this year is stronger than rainy starts to summer in years past. >> we're definitely looking forward to fourth of july weekend, as well. that's a big one. >> everyone here super appreciative of mother nature. but also devoted the first part of their monday off from work and school to remember our nation's fallen heroes. so the war memorial, that was a busy spot. here in sea isle city a little bit earlier today. live in sea isle city. cydney long, nbc 10 news. >

and there's a couple of places with good cheesesteak. but i know the one you're talking about.reading your response and all that, i think if you follow through with those things, it'll be a good thing. but you hit on something you know, that's near and dear to my heart where you were talking to one of your guys on the street. i found you know and i'm sure you did, too. it's management by walking around. you do -- it's nothing against your command staff, but i used to have my command staff come in and say, boss how do you know that? it's amazing things you'll hear from those folks that actually do the job. command staff is great, but, you know, they have their reasons to do whatever, to insulate you or whatever. and i think it's real important that if you're not having town hall meetings with your folks, you ought to. it's a great opportunity. and the unions, you know, i had the flp as a union for my sworn patrol officers and below sergeant. they were actually my best ally. in dealing with budget issues as it relates to the benefits and salaries. so i would just say that's somet

. >> anything you want all the grease foods cheesesteaks, chicken sandwich, chicken tenders. >> reporter. hyman says planning is key. just as you would plan the details of a vacation, you have to plan your journey to health. >> detox your can kitchen, get your work environment set up make sure you know where you're going to find the food you need. >> reporter: after the 10 days comes a transition period where you slowly start to add foods back in. now, for jodi she says it's going to be cheese and coffee but to a much lesser amount. jill and michael actually tell me that they're going stay on the program a little bit longer. now, as for nick, he says that he wants to try it again over summer break. we have more information on the program on 6abc.com. guys. >> got to get over the hump and then stick with it. >> yeah, i'd love to try that. don't have the willpower. >> adam joseph has your exclusive seven day accuweather forecast coming up next. when you have all these delicious ingredients you've got some things to consider. like how to keep all the flavors together. introducing our new ga

which may take a while, as blancey was last seen selling cheesesteaks from this trailer.nd, gets the longest sentence of all. 100 months in prison. about 8 years. amazingly, ralph raines wishes only the best to the gang who stole $15 million from him. >> i want them all to get out and do well. yes. start leading a normal life. i want them to do well honestly. >> reporter: he still wishes he could play a role in the life of the boy whose companionship meant more to him than money. little georgio now lives in california with his real mom, porsha's sister. ralph hopes he was a good influence. >> i do have an interest in giorgio even though he's probably not my child, because i took the boy in and i had a relationship with the boy. >> reporter: ralph raines now has a court-approved conservator, someone to protect any money ralph recovered from the sale of the cars, the real estate, and other assets from any future swindlers. >> it's going to be several million dollars by the time we get it back to him. >> reporter: but nowhere close to $15 million. >> nowhere close. >> report

today on america's test kitchen bridget reveals the secrets to making the best philly cheesesteaks right gadget guru lisa reveals the test kitchen tips for perfect knife sharpening. then, adam reveals his top pick for scrub brushes in the equipment corner. and finally in the test kitchen, julia shows chris how to make the perfect new england lobster roll. that's all right here on america's test kitchen. america's test kitchen is brought to you