their dough nation is part of the effort to reduce waste and encourage a farm to table practice bringing fresh and healthy food to those in need. >> abc 8 and disany will give $75,000 to local feeding america food bags but they need more help. one in six friends and neighbors in the bay area are hungry each month and tomorrow spencer christian is in santa rosa at the redwood empire food bank. we hope you will give where you live. you do not have to leave the house you can make a donation by texting "feed," to the number on your screen >> i was at trader gentleman's in san mateo where though are trying to break the record of collecting food and they just beat the rain. >> how did they do? >> great, they are on track to >> great, they are on track to beating the record. >> it is still dry in san mateo curing to matt but the rain line is north of that in san bruno and north into san francisco where we have moderate rain moving through bay shore and brisbane and the bayview district back to richmond and sunset to north beach and across the golden gate bridge. heading north you can see golden

. >>> let me bring in tell new dough's national correspondent. good morning.hat is it congressman gutierrez playing out on the hill and in the white house. >> good morning, jose. the congressman is pretty much a laid out what we're going to see. and it looks like it's going to be a fight. we just don't know how big of a fight it's going take place. you know, the white house continues to push back and said the president hasn't made any final decision as of yet that he would consult with his advisers when he gets back from his trip to asia. that's not going happen until sunday. we know out there there are several drafts. we haven't seen a final draft yet. there are several drafts with many ideas. we know on the hill there's going to be a fight. we just don't know how big of a fight there is. speaking yesterday with several republicans nobody wants to see a fight an on the budget, for example. we know that speaker bboehner's office is talking about maybe a lawsuit against the president. we know the president has executive authority to take some actions on his own

. >> reporter: or collecting corporate dough nations in her dad's suv. >> where do you think we shouldof this. >> reporter: it all added up. in india, neha's charity helped to build libraries, equip computer labs and pay for health exams and supply water. she even bought sewing machines to emmauer women to start their own businesses. >> this sewing machine i bought for this girl was able to change her life and she went home, she started her own business and she was able to support her entire family. >> reporter: then there's her own life to think about. >> i kind of like slice it at the same time. >> reporter: neha describes herself as an just an ordinary teenager who happens to have found her calling early in life. that bit of serendipity has touched the lives of more than 25,000 needy children so far. >> people i know and people i didn't even know were willing to help and get involved so that meant so much to me. >> reporter: for neha gupta imagine what's next. for "this week," susan saulny, abc news, yeardley, pennsylvania. >> changing the world. and we went with some good news. the

ukraine will freeze state payments meant for breakaway regions in the nation's east after $2.6 billion will be withheld from the dough nets regions pension payments and government benefits frozen for months will only resume after separatist forces surrender. battle between those separatists and you a craneian troops have left several dead. an artillery shell hid a school field as people played football wednesday. fighting around the airport which remains in the hands of government troops, the attack came as both sides accused each other of violating a peace deal. >> to the u.s., republicans and democrats promising to work together after the midterm elections. the republicans made historic gains in both legislatures chambers. >> the republican celebrations just kept coming, taking back the senate, weighing the majority of the governor's races and picking up seats in the lower house. seen by most as a repudiation of president barack obama, most, but not by the president himself, who was repeatedly asked about that at a white house news conference. >> all of us in both parties have a responsibility to address that senti

what he has tried to dough is what candidates have tried to do across the country, to nationalize the selection. if you don't like the president, then return a republican senate. the strategy has worked so effectively here that they won't even admit to voting for barack obama in the 2008 or 2012 election. she has run from the president and placed him in this kind of political quarantine. >> nick, what does it mean then? president obama has two more years in office. what does it mean for the rest of his presidency? >> well, if the republicans do win the senate, they get to control the agenda. mitch mcconnell has been boasting that they will own the budget. they could cut funding for things like the environmental protection agency. they may try and trim obama care. they get to chair the key committees, show they can launch investigations. programs we will see some subpoenas. hillary clinton might be world series about that because the republicans may want to investigate what happeneded in benghazi and libya and her role in that. does barack obama become a lame duck? i think that phrase

national convention. >> they've asked to us raise significant amount of money for this convention. we submitted to them a dough tailed financial plan which they said was the best financial plan they got from any city former gov non and chair of the d inform c ed rendell says philly is poised to win especially after hosting a successful republican convention back in 2000 sand. the competition, burping ham, columbus, new york and phoenix. the host committee visited all of the sites including philadelphia this past summer complete with cheesesteaks from pat's and a visit to xfinity live. >> they were very impressed. we got feedback very impressed with the building, with the logistics, with the city. >> reporter: more than 60,000 delegates, guests and media expected a convention would pump hundreds of millions of dollars into the city. >> this meeting was really about mechanics, about putting together the financial support that we need to make this final part of the package real. >> reporter: host committee is required to raise $85 million. business owner from bethlehem gave them a jump start bringing with him $10

dough boy hit the shores of france. before the united states joined united nations. any such thing. america's economic stories are very different from that of empire. and yes, this is where we all get stuck. we say, yes, but -- the u.s. is the primary garner to of world security. why do we get involved? why are we involved in all these other countries? by the way, the japanese call this more or less the yoshida doctrine. why is that? this came out of world war ii. and in fact, one of the interesting parts of this story is that there wasn't one country, other than the united states, that was willing to sign a peace treaty with japan at end of world war ii. because of its behavior in that war. you think nazi germany was bad and it was horrific. nobody is willing to sign a peace treaty. it wasn't until 1951 that australia became the second country. why? because this all took place in the same week and a nothingy week in san francisco. this is where the novelestist comes out. i don't know if it was foggy. san francisco often is. in signing peace treaty at the end of the week, they promi

dough boy hit the shores of france. before the united states joined united nations. any such thing. so america's economic story is a very different story from that of empire. and yet -- this is where we all get stuck. we say, yes, but the u.s. is the primary guarantor of world security. why do we get involved? why are we involved in all these other countries? by the way, the japanese call this more or less the yoshida doctrine. which trans lates more or less into let america do it. why is that? this came out of world war ii. and in fact, one of the interesting parts of this story is that there wasn't one country, other than the united states, that was willing to sign a peace treaty with japan at the end of world war ii because of its behavior in that war. you think nazi germany was bad and it was horrific. nobody is willing to sign a peace treaty. it wasn't until 1951 that australia became the second country after the u.s. to sign a peace treaty. why? because this all took place in the same week and a foggy week in san francisco. this is where the novelist comes out. i don't know if

dough employed to prevent a beakdown of law and order. the assembly has been closed down. >> i have decided that i will shut down the national assembly until tuesday next week, but -- >> the opposition m.p.'s did manage to enter the building and the chamber held a brief session before the parliament was shut. it protected the government request to extend emergency rule in the northeast. officially, those special powers are now expired. the ruling people's democratic party has struggled to rain in the rise of radical groups like boko haram in three more cases. >> the truth is we are in a mess as some of you see today. [ singing ] >> how many people will they kill off? how many people will they kill off? >> as the political leaders appear to be in a state of chaos, nigerians go to the polls in february. >> in zimbabwe 11 died in a church service stampede that happened when third thousand people packed into a stadium listen to a popular preacher, thousands tried to leave through the same exit. >> one of china's best named journalists on trial for leaking state secrets. he was arrested earlier this year, she previously served time for the tian

national sandwich day. the food category generates a lot of dough to the tune of $30 billion a year.f the sandwich companies looking to take a bite out of those profits is jersey mike's. the ceo is with us this morning. pet peter, thanks for being here. so you're peter. who's mike? >> the original owner. >> since you joined us just over two years ago. i think the last time you were on "squawk box" was august of 2012. you've gone to 830 locations. and according to the nation's restaurant news, you are the fastest growing chain out there. how are you sustaining that pace? >> that's what they said. yes, it's -- we have a good crew across the country. when you only have 800-something stores, the percentage is strong. so it's easier to keep up. >> i'm guessing franchises? >> yes. >> and what are the difficulties you're facing right now? what are some of the things really playing into your favor? >> things now, the economy is at a good state. the money is more available now an it has been in quite a while. i remember the recession of '91 when that was hard times for our company. where the

dough along with jay-z. nice. nice stuff. i guess you guys are talking about that them. they were catching the brooklyn nets game court side as usual. >>> yeah and tonight on dish nation whichtually get inside jay-z's and beyonce' head and we tell the people exactly what was going on at beyonce''s head and what jay-z was saying as well. there's so much going on with this couple. >> yeah. people say they're getting divorced much she's having a baby much she's to the having a baby. beyonce' has been putting in a lost work in the studio it might be possible al situation where, you know, maybe like the music she's been listening to prepare for new album kind of like stuck in her head and, you know, she just can't get melodies and songs out of her head even though the session is over. she's keeping it going. that's infectious. i was doing it in the car. >> you see her rocking back and forth. she looks like she's sinking something or another. maybe it's the elevator music from when solange was in that elevator with him. that's how that whole humor studio got started after that video came out. big video interstellar. big time cast hitting theaters. matthew mcconaughey all kinds of

dough. with a spoon. >>> when it comes to gas prices, speaking of gas prices, we weren't. i needed a transition. anyway, the news is getting better. according to aaa, the nationalwith a slide showing no signs of stopping. here's anne thompson. >> reporter: it's getting easier to fill her up. >> surprising to see. >> reporter: the national average price of gas is on the verge of falling below $3 a gallon. >> it is good to see. >> reporter: not since december of 2010. gas is under $3 a gallon. go to chattanooga and it is cheaper at $2.61. the rock bottom price is sam's club on lee highway at $2.53. drivers across the country tweeting pictures of low local prices. what is driving down gas prices? analysts point to multiple factors. the price war among opec members. price of a barrel of crude falling more than 20% since june. >> the bigger story is u.s. production. the u.s. was producing 6 million barrels a day. now we're about 9.5 million barrels. much of that thanks to development in areas of north dakota. >> reporter: spending less at the pump means more americans have more to spend elsewhere. gas buddy says motorists are saving over $100 million a day compared

dough promoting this thing and the president doesn't even know about it? well, the president knew about it. let's break down the $5.9 million. he got $2.05 million from the national institutes of health to talk up obamacare. $1.7 million from the department of justice. we can't figure that out. why was eric holder paying him? he got $1.6 million from at least four states that we know of, about $400,000 from the department of health and human services and $100,000 from the state department as well. let's recap. he visited the white house. he worked with the administration. he bent people's ears up on capitol hill. he met with douglas elmendorf, the c.b.o. guy. mish mcconnell said that that would be akin to inviting the referees up to the owner's box to talk through the numbers, to convince. and then he was paid millions and millions of dollars to sell a lie. >> at a most crucial time when it came to the affordable care act. who confirms and who controls medicare payments there. >> the question of the day is should the $6 million man -- gruber -- be forced to pay back his consulting fee to the new york and to all the governments in the united states? >> go to faceb