>> we like chinese food. yeah, yeah, that's right. we like chinese food. this afternoon, we went to a chinese food restaurant. >> when you're eating a taco in mexico and when you're eating a taco here, is it the same? it doesn't taste the same. >> it tastes different. we like different food. >> when the crowd -- when you see them cheering and clapping and applauding, does that make you sing better, play better? [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> what is it that has kept the mariacchi together for more than 100 years? i know it's not the same guys that were there 100 years ago, but what is it that keeps your brand, mariachi vargas de tecalitian, what keeps this going for generations, three or four generations? >> well, i think it's the tradition and the music. a long, long time of mariachi vargas de tecalitian playing every time. and people like the songs. many, many things that people like to come to see every time, every year, to the same place. like this casino. it's great for us. >> and when you play the harp? >> yes. >> and when you play the harp, i

a lot on chinese food products for humans and how some substandard they are. this is now extended to pet food as well. what do individual consumers who may own pets, what should they be doing? >> it is difficult. consumers certainly should not be buying pet treats or pet food from china. unfortunately pet companies don't have to label all the ingredients in terms of where they're coming from. so companies still could be producing pet food that is made in america but does get some ingredients from china. one thing consumers should certainly do if their pets are exhibiting signs of illness or are many about sick, they should take them to the vet right away. if they have any food they fed them save that to be examined and tested. if your pets are getting sick take them to the vet immediately. gerri: petco is saying now all treats are made in the u.s. or other places like netherlands new zealand, south america but how do we know people in other countries have standard we want? >> exactly. that is, i think a responsibility of these retailers to make sure that the su

>> yeah, and some old chinese food. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how can i buy old chinese food? in the fridge. it probably was. i really was nothing there. >> see, i've got a good memory. >> jimmy: oh, my god. i remember i got saltine crackers and i didn't have -- it was just really awful. i didn't know -- >> and what do you really like? was it baseball or something? >> jimmy: what sport i was in to? what hat i was wearing? >> yeah. you were wearing some baseball cap. >> jimmy: you let me remember i was wearing a baseball hat. cool man. >> and some sweats. >> jimmy: i was not wearing sweatpants! what are you talking about? it's like you went over to like "duck dynasty" guy's house or something like that. i was not wearing cameo sweatpants! i was dressed in a probably a a three piece suit or something. >> you weren't interested, so you wore sweats and a baseball cap. >> jimmy: it's not true. i don't even know what you're talking about. now i'm like freaking out. all right. i'm gonna go back to "paddington". we're going to edit this out. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> the bear. >> jimmy

town -- >> bill bruns told police that he and pearl had an argument, and afterwards he left for chinese food. when he returned home, pearl was gone, but he said he wasn't worried since she would occasionally leave with no explanation. >> it was not unusual for pearl to leave home for two, three, four, even seven days at a time. she would go stay with friends in old orchard or with family members. >> but with her car still in the garage, how did she leave? police called the airlines, bus and taxi services, and there was no evidence that pearl bruns had left town. bill bruns told police that his wife had probably run off with another man, and the police chief agreed. >> he said, she was an alcoholic. he's been heard six or seven times. she probably ran off with one of her ex-husbands. what about her current husband? could he be involved? nah. i've known him for 20 years. it couldn't have been him. >> days passed and then weeks and pearl bruns' family feared they would never see her again. vo: introducing the starbucks flat white. crafted with two ristretto shots for bolder, caramel-ly espresso

next time you eat chinese food, know a bird slept here. [ laughter ] big show business news, you guysfor the first time since november, bill cosby returned to the stage for a show in canada, because, you know, in canada, pills are cheaper. [ audience groans ] [ applause ] well, which is it? you can't groan and then clap. you have to choose one or the other. [ laughter ] but that's where we all are on cosby. i like "the cosby show"! ooh. listen to this. bill gates says he is a strong advocate of technology that converts human feces into drinkable water. and he said, after he drank it, he said he would happily drink it every day. but remember, this is a guy who still uses a pc. [ light laughter ] you were more bummed out about that than bill cosby. [ laughter ] this is great. shaquille o'neal told reporters that he spends more than $1,000 every week on in-app purchases for games on his phone. not on purpose, it's just that his thumbs are so big. [ laughter ] oh, man. [ applause ] i didn't mean to do that. oh, man. kazam it. [ laughter ] i love this story. new york's mta is reportedly de

as fox's lease is evers reports a stop for chinese food led to their arrest. report. >> i want to take this opportunity to commend members of the detective bureau who investigated this case and really within 12 hours made two arrests. >> reporter: it was about 10:30 monday night at the deli on webster avenue at east 180th street in the bronx. this surveillance video we obtained shows two suspects walking in. then the gunman in the two tone coat pushes another worker and another man on the floor threatening them with a loaded 44 caliber ruger handgun. >> two people come n1 have begun. one have a knife. the knife he come to the register and tell nobody move. >> reporter: one suspect jumps over the counter and then in this view from behind it, you see him taking cash from the register. and then pulling out the and tire drawer. another camera captures them walking away. regular customers are stunned. >> i think it's ridiculous, you know. it's crazy. they stupid. >> reporter: police tell us the stick up partners both hispanic in their 20s then went to this chinese

for unknown reasons the suspect polanco stopped at a nearby chinese food restaurant where the two officers encountered him. >> this is absolutely a case of officers going above and beyond the call will to protect their fellow new yorkers. >> reporter: of course, those word of praise come at a time when tensions are high and reelses are low between mayor bill deblasio and police. after the the recent ambush killings of two other policeman, officers are remaining vigilant. the suspect in last night's cop shooting allegedly made anti police posts on social media. he has been charged with attempted murder. the those two officers were shot in the arm back, and chest but they are expected to recover from those injuries jim. reporting live from the satellite center, kenneth moton for channel six "action news" good thanks, kenneth. >>> they gathered at a park avenue church today to say good bye to former new york governor mario cuomo. cuomo died last thursday at the age of 28 just hours after his son andrew cuomo was sworn in for his second term as governor. today cuomo said that his father at his

so new yorkers manhattannites on upper east side or west side like their chinese food delivered. have to do it now. they will not get it after 11:00 tonight of. gerri: eric hysterical. no food deliveries. looking behind you there is all kind of traffic. i can't imagine everybody will be off the street in just a couple hours. this is like a cure few isn't it? >> in a way i guess it is a cure few. we had something similar during hurricane sandy because that was just so devastating, especially lower manhattan below 23rd street lost a lot of electricity. in a sense it's a forced cure few. -- curfew. if subways are shut down and reported earlier, laguardia afrport will be closed, basically like closing for 24 hours or so so people will stay home. they have stocked up on their food. let the worse of the storm go through tomorrow and forecast for wednesday is basically sunny. so that hopefully will gift city authorities the 24 hours they need and more to clean the streets, clear the snows and hopefully everything will start to get back to normal if it can be at all by wednesday. as for u

a great plate to get it the best chinese food found here. asian bakery cafe. fantastic place to get cool buns as well. buns stuffed with red bean paste, various pork and just pair one of these with a kangi there, too. >> can you eat there or pick those out? >> a tiny cafe. a little room. traditional, and easy to sort of find what you like and very inexpensive. the kangi is about $4 a bowl. >> how about the scandinavian breakfast? >> in petworth a lot of people know been around a while. they do a traditional breakfast that's including -- they call it a nordic plate. a cool dish with herring. a great way to see what they do in the fall and in nordic countries, because it's so cold they tend to pickle and preserve a lot of food. it's basically a platter full of dessert foods. >> and looked like a sausage. is that what it was? >> in one form of another. >> a dish from another restaurant. it is but the -- i'll tell you this plate, it's beautiful. $17. >> okay. great. you have a lot you're going to write about in the "post"? >> you'll see a lot this weekend. >> than

. >> now there is surveillance video you see here showing one of those suspects inside the chinese food store, as police arrived, and moments later the man in this video, he pulls a gun, who runs to the door and begins firing at those officers as described. now, police are still looking for the two men who managed to get away after they hijacked or carjacked a vehicle. police have found that car. it had a black revolver inside but still no suspects. both wounded officers are expected to survive their injuries thank goodness. with me is cnn's miguel marquez. two new york city police officers shot in this case very different picture with officer liu and officer ramos. that being said, what remains is this rift between the police department and the mayor who, again, spoke out last night regarding these new shootings. >> yes and he was quick to the scene there as well as the police commissioner which is typical for the politicians and the police commissioner here to go to the sort of scenes. very serious situation with two more police officers being shot here. there you see the surveillance

for unknown reasons suspect polanco stopped at the nearby chinese food restaurant where the the two officers encountered him. >> absolutely a case of officer going above and beyond the call to protect their fellow new yorkers. >> reporter: of course those word of praise come at a time when tensions are high and relations are low between mayor bill deblasio and police. after the ambush killings of two other policeman officers remain vigilant. and the suspect in last night's cop shooting allegedly made anti police posts on social media. he has been charged with attempted murder. i can also report those officers hit in the arms, legs, and chest, are expected to recover from their injuries. reporting live from the satellite center kenneth moton for "action news" at ten on phl17. brian and shirleen. >> thanks, kenneth. >>> turning to the accu weather forecast as we get ready for the the arrival of truly arctic air. >> if you thought today was cold, you have not seen anything just yet. melissa magee live tonight melissa, these temperatures will mean icing conditions. >> that is right brian and shi

. >>> also, the end of the line for a popular chinese food restaurant, closing after nearly 50 yearsn business. >>> and new at 4:30 authorities on alert nationwide on new year's eve. it's not just a terror threat they are preparing for. >>> 7 on your side's michael finney is taking your questions on twitter and facebook. he will answer them here live a little later. contact him at facebook.com/michaelfinneyabc7 and on twitter@m finney. >> a live look at the san francisco skyway for all of these people in their cars, it's the final commute of 2014. cars coming at you are trying to get on the bay bridge, little bit slow. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models including the new tempur-choice, with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows and free same-day delivery. are you next? make sleep train your ticket to tempur-pedic. ♪ your ticket to a better night's slee

bicycles and takeout chinese food. better have gotten it already tonight.morrow's going to be a long day. are new yorkers freaking out over this? what do they think? >> no, we're a hearty bunch. as you know sometimes you see them skiing. i saw a couple with skis earlier tonight. take a look at this a snowball fight on fifth avenue. everyone having fun right now because the mayor says this is the calm before the storm. that won't last, but most of the new yorkers i talked to including sanitation workers well, you know they're taking this all in stride. ready for the snow? >> yeah. ready as i'll ever be. >> how long are you going to be out here for? >> 12 hours. 12-hour shifts. >> do you think you'll beat this storm? >> oh, yeah. it's all hands on deck. we're ready for it. >> i love it. i'm canadian so this is a great. >> can you take it back home, please? >> i know. for the city it's a little bit more difficult but it's pretty. >> hopefully the streets get taken care of so i can head to the mountains to do some snow boarding. >> you can do it right here. >>

this man who took over actually left mcdonald's for a while and started running a chinese food restaurant chain and mexican food chain and there are other ways you can bring new fresh ideas to mcdonald's and that is what they need. when people think about mcdonald's we think about french fries or burgers and think is unhealthy. we need a new fresh look of the place not just new looks to the restaurants and stores. we need new food on the menu. charles: january 26, 2006, is when jacobi went public. that is when mcdonald's started to sell off its majority ownership. a mistake but with critics calling the restaurant back then and amazing concept great management food quality and in touch with the consumer base. bose the four areas mcdonald's needs help in in addition to your idea what you talked about in terms of freshening up the food menu. >> they need to have all of those things, that is why they got rid of this man and brought in a turnaround expert. he ran the head of brand and they probably really like what he is saying that his ideas. i think the new mcdonald's, we will see over the n

a rival company petsmart, says all of its chinese pet food will be off the shelves by march. we have more on this story at cbsnews.com. one of the most stunning views on earth is of the rock formation known as el captan in yosemite national park. tonight kevin jorgeson and tommy caldwell are half-way to becoming the first to freefall the wall. 3,000 feet straight up using only their hands and their feet and a rope just to guard against falls. they sleep in tents suspended from the wall and they hope to reach the top by sunday. at mario cuomo's funeral today his son andrew talked poignantly about his final public appearance the night that andrew was reelected governor of new york, the same office mario once held. >> holding up his hand, i could feel his energy surge his face brighten, his eyes shined as he gave us a great satisfied smile one more time. he walked off the stage and said, "wow what a crowd that was." >> pelley: democratic icon mario cuomo died new year's day. he was 82. the search is on for the most senior citizens. that's next. if you have high blood pressure li

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they came under fire when they saw two men near a chinese food restaurant who fit the description. >>s they approached the individual, one male was outside. one went inside. they approached the male outside. when the male inside began firing at the officers. through the doorway. >> reporter: two worse hit. one shot in the arm. the other in the back. they were rushed to the hospital where mayor bill de blasio spoke overnight. >> thank god these officers are doing well. and will recover. >> reporter: it's been a tense two weeks for the police and the mayor after the double murder of two nypd officers in brooklyn. some members of the force turned their backs on mayor de blasio at two public memorial services. earlier on monday he called the gesture unfair. >> you're disrespectful to the families who have lost their loved one. and i can't understand why anyone would do such a thing in the context like that. >> reporter: at the same event, the city's mayor and police commissioner announced record-low crime numbers. last week alone, there were half the amount of arrests made compared to the

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. >>> petco is removing all chinese made dog food and treats from their stores because concern that they0 dogs and caused thousands of other pets to get sick since 2007. remember when that first started happening. the food and drug administration has not been able to link the treats with the illnesses or the deaths. petsmart says it plans to have the treats off store shelves by march. >>> at 4:57. an important digital exclusive on the flu. experts say this week is going to be the worst when it comes to flu and flu-like cases in philadelphia and the region as a whole. that's according to a forecast from clum beuniversity. health officials say the virus is rampant in most of the country right now including this area. pennsylvania new jersey and delaware are just three of the 43 states reporting widespread and intense flu activity. flu season started early this winter as it has for the past two years. so far the centers for disease control and prevention report 21 children have died from the flu. this season seems similar to that of two years ago ewhen the flu peaked by early january. >>> s

at first, the food looks like typical chinese cooking. but that's where it's different. the sweet and sour pork has a firmness and a smooth tasting on the tongue. it actually tastes very much like meat but it's made out of soy beans. the menu here is localery and healthy. that's because everything is made from vegetables and tofu. it's inspired by the diet of buddhist monks who never eat animals. meat eaters think of vegetarian food and flavorless and dull. but a menu like this will satisfy even sophisticated pallets. this taste of fish is authentically spicy with plenty of chilies. the ingredients, that looks like white fish is actually grated yum. the part that looks like skin is seaweed seaweed. this restaurant plans to open another branch soon. >> translator: i often choose to eat vegetarian. i don't exercise so much. and i feel as if i can't digest rich food well. >> translator: we have many food items with very similar textures to meat dishes. if people would just try a range of our foods, i believe they may begin to love vegetarian cuisine. >> reporter: this woman

. >> i'm gerri willis, coming up on my show at the top of the hour, chinese-made pet food a danger tond cats. it possibly still -- killed thousands. why is it still on sale? why is nobody doing anything about it? that is one of the big consumers stories coming up on "the willis report" in just a few minutes. hard it can be...how ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells,... you can get hives, vision changes or eye pain, or problems passing urine. other side effects include d

and i think petco and others if you asked them could you look into these charges be the chinese tainting the pet food worse sloppy health conditions that allows that stuff to come to us. the government either dropped the ball or denied there was a need to do so. so the company took action into its own hands. i always think, gary and you mentioned this before, the chinese need us a lot more than we need them. in other words, we fear they'll take their money out of here and pull out of our debt. when they'd be a whole lot worse off if we pulled our money from them and stopped buying stuff. >> exactly. look, petco has only one concern, their customers. if a number of dogs or cats get sick because of -- even if customers perceive the food is bad, they're going to lose money. so they're going to do whatever it takes to ensure customer satisfaction. the fda on the other hand has been studying this for years, whether they are drags their feet, if they are dragging their feet by political purposes if they are, by definition, a government agency, and that's what government agencies do. we don't know. but we d

food from its shelves. the second biggest retailer is pulling all chinese made dog treats from its stores. od and drug administration says nearly a thousand dogs have died after eating tainted chinese treats. the agency received close to 4800 complaints since 2007 involving more than 5,000 dogs. pet company ceo says it -- he believes it's the right thing to do. it is the first retailer of its kind to say no to china. >>> popular retailer for teenagers is closing hundreds of stores. wet seal says 338 locations nationwide are being shut down and more than 3700 employees are losing their jobs. the company blames an increase in competition and high-tech gadgets. it says teenagers are more interested in buying the latest gizmos than a new pair of jeans. >> engine problems mid flight coming up a plane crash but everyone survives by jumping. they're amazing escape grabbing headlines. >> a man accused of robbing and kidnapping woman on christmas day. how police say a holiday card led them right to their suspect. >> you've never seen an airliner like this before. the rare look of what happens to pla

chinese new year holidays in february. they're also preparing an online reservation option to foods and other goods they say will make shoppingore efficient. the executives say chinese customers have led a sharp rise in sales to foreign tourists, but say they can do much more to tap that source. they want to boost the percentage of their sales that go to foreigners from about 3% now to around 10% by 2020. that's the year of the olympics. the president of the group firm says he wants to lure more tourists to rural areas. >> translator: foreign visitors are already increasing but in order to double the figures, we have to improve our services further. >> and now, let's take a look at what's happening on the markets. global investors have regained their confidence. they're buying stocks on speculations that the european central bank will unleash new stimulus soon. investors in tokyo are also in a positive mood this friday morning. the nikkei up by half a percent. analysts say market players are finding comfort from crude oil prices that are holding steady. the euro remains weak. against the dollar, it slipped to a nine-year low.

chinese border. >> in order to steal food from chinese villages, icing weeks -- i think we see further effort of instability that confronts china there. i am more optimistic that the sanctions that the president has announced, especially for the elite, i think it was pointed out the other day third parties are assisting agencies and conducting business and flowing cash back to north korean elites. they are going to be facing sanctions. i think over the long-term that could be helpful. let me say one other thing. i don't believe that when nations such as north korea launch cyber attacks we ought to on a medically default to retaliating that is cyberattacks in response. i think we should keep our most effective cyber weapons in reserve. they are our crown jewels, and let's keep them. >> there's not much in for chiefs -- infrastructure to attack in the first place. it was just announced. there was much speculation as to who was behind it. we heard recently that the white house said the sanctions were there first response. who do you think might have done it? >> i think someone stepped over the extension cord,

. >> now that north korean troops are going across the chinese order, as happened yesterday in order to steal foodrom chinese civilian villagers, i think we see further evidence of the instability that confronts china there. i am more optimistic that the sanctions the president has announced are going to have bite, precisely for the elites. i think as secretary of the treasury glaser pointed out the other day, third parties who are assisting north korean agencies under sanctions in conducting business. in flowing cash back to the north korean elites. they will be facing sanctions and that is the kind of like that could be helpful over the long term. let me say one other thing, and that is i don't believe that when nations such as north korea launch cyberattacks, we automatically default to retaliating in kind, that is launching cyberattacks response. i believe we ought to keep our most sophisticated and effective cyber weapons in reserve. they are our crown jewels. let's keep them until we face a much more severe threat than occurred at sony. >> of course they don't have much infrastructure to att

>> i think the bigger problem is with chinese manufacturing. just today, the foodrug in china came out and admitted we have grandma manufacturing conditions and we need to overstep the oversight here. it is a problem. not just the pet product, but the food and drug supply for people. >> we were talking in the last eight bit about how americans do not save enough. i do not think that there would be enough in our house for doggie surgery. we would probably have to let him go. this is a larger problem. chinese business culture. economic culture. corruption. we normally do not think about quality of control. it is a widespread problem there. melissa: we are out of time. we have to keep it there. it is 2015. at the end of the day, it is all about really cool hightops.ow ♪ no hidden fees from the bank where no branches equals great rates. you show up. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helpe

. >> now that north korean troops are going across the chinese border __ it happened yesterday __ in order to steal food from chinese civilian __ i think we see further evidence of the instability that confronts china. i am more optimistic that the sanctions that the president announced will have an impact on the elite. i think the secretary of the treasurer pointed out that third parties who are assisting north korea, they will be facing sanctions. that is the kind of bytes that i think could be helpful over the long_term. let me say one thing __ i do not believe that when nations like north korea launch cyberattacks, we should go to responding in kind __ launching cyberattacks of ourselves. i think we should keep our ability to cyberattack protected, they are arw crown jewels. >> there was much speculation as to who was behind it. we heard recently that that the white house said that the sanctions were there first response. who do you think might have done it? >> i think someone tripped over the extension cord, and it went down. this is not a sophisticated system. north koreans did not have some new c

. >> now that north korean troops are going across the chinese border, it happened yesterday in order to steal food from chinese civilian villagers, i think we see further evidence of instability that confronts china there. i am more optimistic that the sanctions the president has announced will have a fight. i think secretary of the treasury pointed out the other day, third parties are assisting north korean agencies under sanctions in conducting business and flowing cash back to those north korean elites. that is the kind of fight that could be helpful. let me say one other thing. i don't leave that they launched the cyberattacks. they should automatically default to retaliating in kind, that is launching cyberattacks in response. we should keep our most effective cyber weapons in reserve. they are crown jewels. let's keep them until we face a much more severe threat. >> they don't have much infrastructure to attack. after obama just announced he was going to take a proportional response, their internet did go down for a few days. there was much speculation as to who was behind it and we heard th

the country's second biggest pet retail is her pulling all chinese made dog treats from the store shelves. food and drug administration says nearly thousand dogs have died after eating tainted chinese made treat. the agency received close to 4800 complaints, since 2007 involving more than 5,000 dogs. petco ceo said it believes it is the right thing to do. it is the first retailer of it kinds to say no to china. >> one of the questions some pet owners might ask though, well, not only that, but if they've locals the pet why they steak so long. going back to 2007 here when this was first noticed. >> travel to phoenix, arizona to talk about the economy. >> he is expected to announce lower insurance premiums for government backed mortgages and a bid to help more americans own their own homes. yesterday, the president was at a ford plant in michigan where he took credit for revitalized auto industry. despite recent economic growth, some leaders say more work needs to be done. >> too many americans are out of work. too many are working harder just to keep pace in the face of rising costs and frank lip

now rjs in order to steal food for chinese civilian villagers, i think we see furt e further evidence of the instability of china. i think as secretary of the treasury pointed out the other day in conducting business in flowing cash back to. that's the kind of bite that could be helpful. let me say kwun other thing. i believe we aukt to keep our most sophisticated cyber weapons until we fact a much more feared threat. we heard recently that the sanctions for the first response. who do you think might have done it? they found ser up tishs ways. this was not horribly sophisticated. a company attacked in 2011 to the hacker kmubty all over the world. i think this one movie cost them about $30 million to make. that's what worries me more than anything. >> again, a routine approach is to beat up the victim. it was attacked by a nation state. >> the extension to thoo was to go after something that we knew is far superior and there's malicious code out there that has not been seen to the public. i think in between are these ice lated, prachgs dispar atted nation states who have a lot less to