of their cooking problems. when you're cooking, you're not thinking, hey, a degree can make a big difference in something. and yet i can show you that the difference between a fully runny egg yolk and a fully set egg yolk is only two degrees celcius. the whole way you think about how cooking works has to change. >> i'm doing a sauce with dave arnold. it's a very intense program on sousvide and low temperature cooking. dave knows all about technology. >> you may not want one of them, and that's fine. we're looking at the technique and the variable so they go down the line. >> a >> dave has an idea what they would like, which range they would like. >> this doesn't make any damn sense because you would think if something cooks for ra long tim, it's going to overcook. you don't understand it's the temperature that's overcooking it and not the time. your brain can't wrap around it until you cook that way. i'm hoping that one of them is horribly undercooked, one of them is horribly overcooked and that two are somewhe

if it's your time, you have to do it. >> chicago's cook county jail. >> we at cook county or crook countye to 10,000 detainees, many awaiting their day in court. based on past statistics, roughly 60% of them will be convicted and go on to serve time in a state penitentiary. >> we choose to go down this road so now we got to pay the consequences for what we do. >> i'm going to be home one day and when i get home i'll be fairly young, i'll be 42 years old. i can still do something. my life is not over. >> i don't want to be in this situation again. i'm through with it. and i will never be in this environment no more. that's all i got to say. >> how many times you said that before? >> i got to give it up somewhere. i've got kids to think about, man. i don't want to be 50 years old up in here. >> the jail's criminal intelligence unit offers inmates a chance to help themselves by talking. if a detainee volunteers information that solves or even prevents a crime, than the cook county state's attorney's office may strike a plea deal with them. >> cooperating with the investigation, instead of 20

my goodness. >> if you're using an oven cooking bag, it's okay to stuff it. just don't do what one of the women did and wrap the turkey in a dry cleaning bag. >> she wrapped it in a what? >> a dry cleaner's bag. she didn't have an oven cooking bag, so she puts a dry cleaner's bag all over the turkey and put it in the oven. what do you think would happen? >> i know you're not making this up, but you could write a book about some of the things that you know. >> we've heard it all. the hotline has been here 26 years and the reason we're here is because our agency has a public health mission to keep people from getting food-borne illness so we hope that you'll call us. >> what's the phone number? >> it's 888-mp-hotline and we open you'll call us from 10:00 to 4:00 all year round. we're even there on thanksgiving day from 8:00 to 2:00. >> the number again is 888-mp- hotline and they'll answer all the questions. have you heard anything so incredible, howard, that she was talking about someone wrapping the turkey in a plastic bag from the cleaners. >> no it. i get t

your head-start to home cooked.>> new information about the september terrorist attack on the u.s. consul eat in benghazi -- consulate in benghazi. there was a 25 minute gap between the initial call for help from the consulate and officers arriving at the u.s. mission. officials say the recovers used the 25 minutes to get weapons loaded into vehicles while others were on the phone trying to get local friendly militia to help. this new information comes in response to a news report which said that officers on the ground were ordered to stand down during the attack. u.s. officials say that is simply not true. >> we are done with the wet >> >> the maverick surf competition window is about to open! and a new sponsor has been announced. >> reporter: officials say november 9th is the beginning of the window for the surf competition at pillar point. they're hoping for excellent waves this year. last year it was canceled because the waves never materialized to the size the surfers need. and mavericks is going to be having a

absolutely. >> the big question, how long do you cook it? determined by how big a bird you have. >> exactly. recommend 325 oven start to finish. depending again, like you said. depending on the weight of your turkey, that will determine how long you look it for. a lot of times people will call say how do i know it is done. best way to check for doneness, using your meat thermometer. register 170 in the breast. 180 in the thigh. for folks who choose to stuff their turkey, easiest way to check for doneness. insert the meat thermometer in the center of the stuffing, registers 165, good indication it is done. >> when it is done should look like this. >> beautiful turkey. >> golden turkey. >> golden brown, beautiful. >> thank you so much for being here. this was fantastic. hopefully answered a lot of nervous chefs' questions getting their family dinner together. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we will be back with more after this. stay with us. their family denner together. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we will be back with more after thi

your head-start to home cooked.> this helicopter that was searching for a 9 year-old girl has crashed and died. that to people in the helicopter died. authorities are still investigating the detail that led to the people. nobody was hurt or killed on the ground will continue to bring you the latest on the situation. still ahead the healing continues for the victim of the color run a movie continues for the victim of the color run a movie for over 60,000 california foster children, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >> with just three days several initiatives on the california ballot could come down to undecided. dan kerman

anyone with informaition is asked to call cook county detectives. the old prentice women's hospital gets a reprieve from being torn down. a judge issued a temporary stay yesterday, preventing the city from granting a demolition permit for the building. the judge wants to determine if a lawsuit by preservationists has any merit. it seeks to strike down a decision by the chicago's landmarks commission to withdraw landmark status. northwestern university now owns the building, and wants to tear it down and build a modern medical research facility. the bulls have his pick a spot for its new practice facility. it will be a 55,000 square foot building schedule to be completed in time for the 2014- 2015 season. the bulls have been practicing at the center in fairfield since 1992. the mayor said the team will pay for the entire project. >> come up whether not jay cutler will pay play against the 49ers'. coming up rachel re. and also don't forget to send your questions to butterball talk line. bow to the beauty in doubt, and click up with the web chat link a

your head-start to home cooked.>> we're learning the identity of a man hit by a muni light rail train friday morning. police say the victim was aman melis. he was walking on the tracks between the montgomery and embarcadero muni station, when he was hit and killed. the station was shut down for several hours, causing widespread delays for the morning commute. the incident still remains under investigation. >>> gas prices around the bay area are beginning to drop. the average price for a gallon of regular in san francisco is 4.15. in oakland, it's 3.97. and in san jose, the average cost is 3.95. on a national scale, the average price for a gallon of regular is down to 3.55. that's down 21 cents since late october. unfortunately, for those of us in san francisco, we know we still pay the highest amount across the nation for a gallon of gas, but this is the sharpest drop since 2008 and it's likely to drop another 10 to 20 cents over the next couple of weeks. >>> toyota's quarterly profit tripled. the company reporting

are you a good cook? faith. >> go to our butterball turkey hot line. they'll give you tips. >> we have a lot of turkey here. >> thank you. >> coming up next, our friends at bass pro, they're cooking up the perfect thanksgiving meal. i see marshmallows and sweet potatoes. >> they're making father john's meal for him to take home. let's check in with gregg jarrett for what's coming up at the top of the hour. plenty of food down here. help yourself. >> i'm going to take you up on that. happy thanksgiving, everybody. so the cease fire between hamas and israel, how long is that going to hold and what about the efforts of hillary clinton? how well did that truly work? also unions are really poised here to make some dramatic changes for travel and shopping plans. we'll take a closer look at that. and also some new rules on obamacare could cost you money as well as coverage. we'll take a look at that with dr. manny. happy thanksgiving, everybody. see you at the top of the hour hey! did you know that honey nut che

cooks tackling turkeys can try the chow coach. it has step by step instructions for the most popular dishes. the thanksgiving press is app for android also includes instructions for the main dish and many traditional sides. turkey titan butterball takes it high tech with a cook back plus app. in addition to answering questions, there are how to and instructional videos. the app even responds to voice commands. i'm karen kay a -- karin caifa abc2 news. >> parents hoping to get new wii can expect to fight it out. there may be a shortage because nintendo got a late start on production. >>> the city is gearing up for winter weather. >> that story and lot more at 6:00 which starts right now. >> a deadly car crash kills one man and puts two others in the hospital. what police are saying. >> an anne arundel teacher removed from the classroom, what the board of education is saying. >> and palm scanning technology allows carroll county students to pay for their lunch. why the policy is now under review. >>> a teacher at broad neck high sch

well, he only got one cook top.zm=bg was offered aa two for one deal. >> i am leaving messages and e mails and stuff. nobody is returning anything to me. i'm not getting a response. i could not get a live person to talk to. so this made it more difficult he contacted on your side. we looked over and made contact with new way. >> four days later this thing arrived in the mail. i was stoked ask so stoked very happy. >> and new wave told us demand has been high so he ran out of inventory. we noe now have plenty in stock. there are no more delays. >> i'd like to thank the folks for taking care of us so quickly. if you have a consumer problem let me know bit. maybe you'll be stoked. >> thank you. >> concerns about eating pork. >> yes. coming up possible risk you might face and substance farmers use that >>> there used to be a big concern of eating pork but a risk of a parasite has largely been eliminated however, our partners at consumer reports found there are new reasons to take recaution autos pork is a samples found

let's check the traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.my dad and grandfather went to breams lane. i am glad you enjoyed your time there yesterday. if you are traveling 695 no problems to report here in parkville. it will be nice and clear. traveling the inner loop towards 95 and outer loop is going to be normal just 11 minutes from 95 all the way up to 83. the west side of the beltway no problems to report there. you are look at an 11-minute ride on outer loop from 795 all the way down to 95 and everything is up to speed through the fort mchenry tunnel and taking you 8 minutes northbound from the beltway all the way to the toll plaza. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. megan and charley over to you. >>> we love bringing you stories about normal people doing extraordinary things for great causes. >> coming up next, we will tell you about a man's quest against cancer that has him hitching a ride across the country. there is one catch. he needs -- you need to hang around to see it. [ harry umlaut ] the five stages of muller. suspi

he's the author of the great meet cook. here with how we can turn butcher cuts into meat, bruce. >> welcome. i was pretty nice. i feel like i'm an important guy. i'm just another butcher. >> you know more about me than i do. first of all, let's go back to the sausage thing just for a second. where did you get the idea that it needed a reinvention? >> it was a self-defense maneuver. i lived in london. i used to be a scientist. if you're familiar with the british banger, the first ingredient is usually bread followed by fat and connective tissue. needless to say, i didn't like them. when a microphone and i decided to make sausage. they were made out of actual meat. it's the only country on earth that they tell you the percentage of meat in their sausage. it's actually on the label. that turned out really good or yet i took that little experience away. five years later i was offered a job out of science to open a little deli in berkeley. it's still there. i think my recipes are still there. that's how i became a sausage maker.

for joining us tell us about a cook a cook county or county care. county care is a program this is really under the accountable care for the first time. dues in medicaid to a group of people or basically poor there they're not necessarily at the present time illinois medicaid only if you are disabled blind over sixty five and children under eighteen but this will basically give them access to a large number of people would require access so badly in cook county because cook county has got one of the. worst health care disparities in the country and this will help us to get a proper year preventive care primary care and the better care for the chronic diseases would be much better handled by the accountable care act so we have taken the opportunity of enduring them yearly a year earlier and putting them in a chronic care model what we call a coordinated care model thereby they will all have a medical hall you care to really manage both inside and outside the hospital system and thereby we keep them out out of the expensive emergency departments as we

i went with home cooking. what de think? >> i will have another bite. >> sounds good. >> that was fantastic. let's start with you. >> i had the fried mac and cheese, and twinkies. i wanted to get something kind of classic with a twist on it. >> it was crispy. >> i will admit. >> want to try fieried mac and cheese? >> was that the best twinkie? >> would you say you had the winning male? >> definitely. >> no. >> you are the "chompion." clair has won. you are the first "chompion." >> they know it iwas me because i got a free meal. and check a map on -- check them out on facebook. take a peek at the stuff we have cut. to get our -- check out our blog. i will have >> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francisco's love affair with food. there are at least 18 farmers markets in san francisco alone, providing fresh and affordable to year-round. this is a great resource that does not break the bank. to show just how easy it can be to do just that, we have come up with something called the farmers' market challenge. we

. >> from a manhunt in chicago's gang-ridden suburbs to a crystal meth lab in the gay community, cook county investigators are pursuing leads in two uniquely closed worlds. >> to be prevalent in the gay community, meth. >> it's huge, you know, up north, in boys town. we haven't even peaked into it. >> you ever work with the police before or no? >> when you work in the jail, you come across tons of cases. and for about the last year, anybody in cook county that's been housed here for methamphetamines, there's been a 90% chance that i've interviewed them at one point or another. >> but the meth was too strong for me. >> was it really? >> it was too strong for me. >> didn't like the high, huh? >> no. >> in the past decade chicago has witnessed the rise of a new and powerfully addictive drug, crystal methamphetamine. meth-related arrests cut a i cross race and class lines, landing suspected users and dealers from all parts of the cities and suburbs in cook county jail. it's here that they join thousands of other detainees being held for trial. most have been charged with crimes but not co

do you cook? >> yeah, i cook. >> jimmy: what do you cook? >> what do you want?njoy cooking but i don't anymore. >> jimmy: you don't anymore? >> do you cook? >> jimmy: yeah, i cook a lot. >> what kind of stuff? >> jimmy: barbecue a lot. i make italian food, pizza. >> now, see, here's the thing. is the barbecue any good? >> jimmy: it's great. >> i'm suspicious of that because, and people in the audience will back me up on this. i don't care, you can take the average age of the audience, how many times they've had barbecue, how many times it's been great, it's going to be a small number because everybody loves barbecue. if it's not great, you know, don't get the stuff, don't even bring in the animals. don't take the atom bomb into the desert. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i have a smoker the size of a refrigerator. >> a smoker, yeah. >> jimmy: you'll see it when you come to the house. we're going to have a lot of fun together. [ laughter ] i feel like we've made a breakthrough. >> is it really good or is it the kind of stuff in the car on the way home, people are say, ew,

especially for me that's what cook is about. i cook on my day off. you're cooking today. i love it.his year for thanksgiving. the sous chef had a baby. >> tough job. people forget that. thanks for being with us. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for being with us. take care. have a great weekend. drain pipe. and forget about the big box chains... and crowded department stores. today - how smalls shops in the bay area are stepping out of black friday's shadow. "oddly enough...everybody hates

i wonder what is on the table at a bashir thanksgiving. >> i cook and do a fine gravy. >> if you say>> some spices and port which is rather beautiful. >> very fancy. >> i'm sure you have many other places. >> take that apart. >> port -- >> explain that. >> my kids refuse to eat a roast meal unless i've cooked the potatoes because i siv them in salt beforehand and par boil them, all sorts of things. >> delicious. >> your house. >> i'm inviting myself over. remember -- >> any time. >> remember to watch martin on his tv program every week day at 4:00 p.m. here on a channel we call msnbc. coming up, getting ready for the big bird. sam sifton will weigh in on appetizers, fried turkey and all the trimmings necessary for our national day of thanks. i gave birth to my daughter on may 18th, five days later, i had a massive heart attack. bayer aspirin was the first thing the emts gave me. now, i'm on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ woman ] learn from my story. [ man thinking ] oh, this gas. those antacids aren't

>> will you learn how to cook turkey today.gentle creature with frail hands, frail bone structure. as you talk about slaughtering turkeys this weekend, i think turkeys have much more of a masculine bone structure. >> take it away. >> it's time to gather around the water cooler. president obama pardoned some turkeys. peta has objected to the pardon saying -- >> what are you wearing? >> it's more like a chef's coat. >> really? you look like you're about to perform a state-sanctioned probe. >> last night david letterman was in on the turkey jokes with governor chris christie as the punch line. >> did you see him yesterday? he was testifying before a senate subcommittee. did you see this? >> i didn't. we have footage. >> the republican governors. and one of the reasons why you have 30 republican governors in america, and why we were the only organization to add strength, we went up from 29 to 30 republican governors is because people see us getting things done like this, getting things done for people. that's what we hope to emphas

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and start cooking it? >> we understand that people have questions and we decided to give you a little break, marty, we were going to take one of the questions. jackie's on the phone and she needs some help from the 1-800-butterball line. debbie is what i meant. not jackie. >> hey, debbie. >> hey, debbie. >> hi, debbie. this is the butterball turkey talk line. how are you? >> good, thank you. >> we are going to take this one, marty. go ahead. >> we need a rest. we are so swamped with calls. i'm appreciating this. >> what can we help you with, hon? >> i have a 35-pound fresh turkey. >> uh-huh. >> i was trying to find out if it would be okay to cut the breasts off and the legs and put in a roaster and cook it that way or a 35-pound turkey or in the oven? >> a 35-pound turkey will take you eight hours. >> or longer. >> to roast. next time, next time, get three -- get two smaller ones. >> a friend of mine raised it, fresh from a farm. >> she can't. she raised it. cut it up. >> enough is enough. >> she loves the

you have cooked the bird but do you know how to carve it?ur next guest says he can do it in under a minute. we are going to put him to the test. >> happy thanksgiving i am not buying that under a minute. john stossel says what he is thankful for. bass pro shop starting early this year. stores are hope today. plus turkey emergency are you having one? a butterball turkey talk line expert to answer your questions. i mail us at fox friends it starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. join us then. ine revs ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease a 2013 c250 for $349 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >> nine minutes to the top of the hour. thieves don't want to steal your toyota prius. only one in 206 priuses have been stole insince june. officials say it's because thieves can't use the parts. they are specifically made for prius priuses. according to farm sanctuary over 1500 turkeys hav

in a cook county sheriff's police operation known as room service, the case has been in the works for five months now. investigator walsh belongs to a team that's targeting 24 narcotics and firearms dealers, all of them based on the mannheim strip or in the surrounding township. >> we have to be careful because this guy is paranoid. if he sees a car sitting out there and people just sitting in it, he's going to automatically think it's the police and it may throw the deal. anything else? >> central gang south. let's get ready to rock and roll. >> walls and the central gangs unit have completed multiple undercover dope buys in the past five months at places like the lido motel. >> the addicts, they place calls from those rooms and the drug dealers bring it to them. they're getting room service but it's not champagne and candy. they're getting crack cocaine and guns. >> he and his fellow officers plan to take down all 24 of their targets in a coordinated sweep with the help of two paid sources working the streets. >> our whole case is based off of two informants. they have been golden f

>> already cooked chicken. this is just a roast chicken.t this through, just mix it together. >> then you're going to bake it in a pastry shell, right? >> you read your notes this morning. i'm impressed. doesn't happen often. >> once in a while i do my home work. >> so delicious. >> instead of putting it into ramekins or dishes, this is what i do. >> look what's happening here. >> get yourself egg and milk, just brush the edges like this so it's going to stick to your actual pot. we're going to cook this in the pot. when i say one-pot chicken pie, i mean it. it's all done in the same pan. >> what are you doing? >> pick this up and flip it. >> right in the same skillet? stop it. don't stop it, finish it. >> all the way over. let the steam escape. >> exactly. >> okay. >> then you put the whole thing into the oven. >> brush it with a little more egg wash. >> brush all that. >> bake it for how long, sweetie? >> until the pastry is done, about 25. >> look. >> thank you. >> look at that. >> all steamy and delicious inside. >> pfect fall dish. >>

county zblael chicago's cook county jail, them to 10,000 inmates. for many first-timers here, county is a right of passage. >> they get mere and instead over saying, man, i screwed up, it's like man i made it i'm a man i went to county jail. made it out, got beat up, i got to beat somebody up. it's a story they tell. >> some individuals come into the institution and gain more contacts, more insights, more avenue for their crimen ter prize. >> county's also where accused criminals are at their most vulnerable because their cases haven't gone to trial yet. if they have useful intel they might try to get a plea bargain with state's attorney's office and that's how the criminal intel against unit, or ciu, fines willing informants. >> all you have to do is utilize one thing, that's patience. >> the ciu has cultivated hundreds of jailhouse informants and some continue working for money after they get out. today, investigator franco domma arranges to meet a longtime source nicknamed washington outside city limits. they first began working together when was

a history on the cook county jail. this jail here's probably the largest single site facility in the united states of america. we have a daily population of 10,000 inmates. just about every incident in the jail is gang related. they do violations on their own members. they do hits on staff. they have 24 hours a day to think about ways to get over on us every day. what we try do here with the ciu department is track them. >> you can tell by your shag. that's good, man. respect for your organization. come on, real tug. >> we try to have an informant on every deck in the compound. that's thousands. every one can call direct. tell us what's going on. >> since january 2008, the ciu has solved 20 murders and more than 150 drug cases. but with its limited budget and staff, the unit faces an uphill battle against chicago's rapidly growing gang problem. >> gang members per capita per state, we have the most gang members per population of anywhere in the country. we beat california. we have more gang bangers than police. >> mont

but you almost want to cook it outside because this is how much dressing we would have if we cooked ittoday. >> it shrinks down? >> no, you can't get that much in the turkey. >> oh. >> savannah asked me to ask that question. from savannah, does it shrink down? okay. >> no, we want to cook it outside so we could have a ton of it. >> i'm a better eater than cooker. sam, thank you. >> good to see you. up next, kathie lee and hoda coming up after your local news. >> enjoy your day. da

who would cook it for you?if i'm facing imminent death, i want to eat alone, a fast, selfish eating. a very traditional sushi chef in tokyo. i would eat at his restaurant in tokyo, at his sushi bar. are you not allowed to wait. >> i have been to that place. it's unbelievable experience. >> you know. if you shot me behind the ear right after my last bite there, i would probably -- i would go without complaint. >> who is the greatest chef in the world? in your professional career? >> the greatest is a phrase i -- i don't know how to apply it. certainly, andrea is the jimi hendrix of cooking, the most unconventional, creative. fergus henderson is the most influential chef. whether you have read his book, eaten at his restaurant or not, chances are chefs in your neighborhood are starting to cook like him. >> people say, what does it take to be a really great chef? i had an amazing meal cooked by marco pierre white. he cooked me a seven course meal. and every dish almost evaporated in my mouth. and i remember just t

he makes large pots that are used primarily for cooking.orks with molds, enabling him to work quickly, while keeping the size and shape of the pots consistent. the use of molds explains why the remains found in tlajinga were so uniform. widmer: it tells us that we're dealing with a specialized production of ceramics -- not simply a whole range of ceramics for use in the compound. but, instead, what we're finding is they're making one or two types and making lots and lots of them. the thing about this ceramic production is it's basically simple -- you take clay, you make the shape, and then you fire it, you sell it. but as simple as that process is, it requires people for all the steps. keach: young and old, male and female, every member of the household can be involved in pottery production. children can move pots from the drying area to the kilns. elderly people can sell the finished pots in the marketplace. widmer: what's interesting is when we think of this kind of specialized production, we think of it in terms of industrial scale -- th

now on to cooking that turkey. assuming you choose to thaw your turkey, how long do you have to cook it? >> forget about your grandmother's recipe. today's turkey cook at a different rate than the old birds. the usda recommends setting your oven to 325 degrees fahrenheit, and 1 1/2 to 5 hours depending on the turkey size. the most factor is the internal temperature. make sure it reaches a minimum of 165 degrees. you check that temperature with a thermometer in the inner most part of the thigh and wing. and in the thickest part of the breast as well. don't guess, don't look, don't ask granny. get a thermometer. >> what about leftovers, how long can you keep the turkey leftovers in the refrigerator? >> well, if you have any leftovers, if jim handly is not coming over, as you're putting away the turkey, keep the usda rules in mind. cut the turkey up into small pieces, not a big chunk in the fridge and refrigerate the stuffing and turkey separately in shallow containers within two hours of pulling the stuff out of the

i am going to go home and cook. i will text message u.n.s done. >> excellent and really looking forward to it. >> today we're going to make the san francisco classic dish invented by italian and portuguese fishermen. it'll be like a nice spaghetti sauce. then we will put in the fish soup. the last thing is the dungeon as crab, let it all blend together. it will be delicious. when i could, i will try to make healthy meals with fresh ingredients, whatever is in season and local. those juicy, fresh tomatoes will take about an hour to cook down into a nice sauce. this is a good time to make our fish stock. we will take a step that seems like trash and boil it up in water and make a delicious and they speed up my parents were great clerics, and we had wonderful food. family dinners are very important. any chance you can sit down together and have a meal together, it is great communal atmosphere. one of the things i like the most is the opportunity to be creative. hello. anybody with sets their mind to it can cut. always nice to start chopping so

lauren cook will have more on the road closures and alternate routes. so once again the parade starts at 9:00 this morning to say thank you to our veterans. reporting live in downtown baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> candles lit the it. >> sky in honor -- lit the night sky in honor of the veterans. the names of men and women from eastern baltimore county who died in every war from world war i to the present are enshrined there. boy scouts from troops 117 and 355 put out the more than 600 candles. the white for those served and the red for those killed in action. >> this is a day we try to teach our young people and our future generations about the sacrifice that is have been paid for their freedoms. and this is a way for these young men to be able to tell families that we honor that sacrifice that has been made. >> this was the 6th annual illumination and the canneddals state lit -- stayed lit through the night. >>> a piece of baltimore hft have i waving proudly. domino's sugar restored the giant flag that flew over the retinery. the flag pole

cooking meth. what a surprise. i was cooking it, dealing it, doing it. anything i could do with it, i was. i can't lie. i like it. you know what i'm saying? you know, the meth, you know, and the whole lifestyle it comes with, you know. you know, it's like living like a rock star, going to clubs, naked girls dancing. oh, what's up? la, la, la. yeah, baby, that's right. >> never sleep. >> never sleep. >> boshears landed in prison after a robbery to support his meth habit earned him 18 years. >> i went through the whole progression from cocaine to heroin and on up and just been a speed freak for years now. >> yeah, my whole life has been dope. >> dope, dope, dope. >> i was a crackhead. i know crack is disgusting. >> he was a crackhead. i was a heroin addict. >> i was a crackhead for two years of my life. my wife left me and took my kids and i was a crackhead, and i was like, ah, crack is bad, maybe you will do meth. >> meth is better. >> meth is better. >> and then i ended up here. >> go figure. >> yeah, yeah. >> i know meth is pretty addictive. how do you

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>> does she cook? send her to my place.ay, look, you've got to have your new wife back off a little bit because she's going to tick everybody off and end up with a carving knife in her back. >> but life is change and family is change, so you can't ice her out. >> no. >> she gets to bring a pie a this or that too. >> that's what we did when i married my wife. you bring in some of their traditions. she does one thing, and when i go to visit her house, it's all about her. we come with overwhelming force, you get the aunts, uncles, grandmas, resistance is futile. >> so a gesture and i like al's comment a lot about rather than taking the new gal on directly, go to your brother who you've got a relationship with. >> sure. >> i agree. >> brand new receptionist at our office. and i can smell her perfume all the way in the back of the office. >> yeah. >> it is giving me a headache. would it be rude to say something to her? if not, what? >> i think you need to say it. because i bet a lot of people in the office feel the same way. i'v

>> i don't think so. >> we all love cooking. >> yeah. >> we all love cooking so i don't think competition you're spending s much time in this restaurant cooking, do your families suffer? do you still like cking s much at home? >> yeah. >> i have to say if i don't cook, i'm dead. >> it's not really an option. >> actually my husband is thrilled that i cook because i make dishes there that ion't make at home so then he'll s why didn't you make this for me, so i'll make it a home, o. >> you share recipes which is nice so you learn from each other. >> yes. >> whas the most impornt thing you've learned since you've had this b? >> me? >> yeah. >> i like the environment. i like my boss. he's very nice to all of us. >> smart nona over there. you brought some fd with you? >> no, because, you know, joe di't want me to bring it today becaus i was a littlender the athe >> who made all this food? >> ts one was mad by nina. >> margarita. >> wha is that? >> that's -- that's rise ball m sure you've had tm in new york, yes. >>nd what's this one over here? >> stuffed shelled. nina made these. they are stuff