out on the plate and the kids just dip 'em right in the syrup and eat 'em with their fingers. it's a just a great breakfast for kids. [timer dings] these are the "eggsters". >> right, the ones i brought from the fridge. >> right, you can just dump these right out on the plate. >> o.k. >> those are just little taters with the omelet around them. kids love 'em and this, because it comes out, will go right in the dishwasher, no cleanup at all. [timer dings] now, all right, this is not your grandmother's meatballs. >> meatballs! this i gotta try! >> all right, now i'm gonna give you a tiny little bite of one of them, just, that's kind of cheating. and i'm gonna put some of 'em on my spaghetti. >> mmm! >> is that good? and remember, that's turkey. >> so it's almost a health food! >> so you know, you make those meatballs up ahead of time. when you get home from work, just pop 'em in the machine and you've got dinner in 10 minutes. [timer dings] now, over here, this is the party stuff, right? >> right. these were your stuffed mushroom caps. >> and again, because i can remove that ins

load 'em--stack 'em by hand in the rail car, and that's how a lot of the watermelons were shipped. >> dan's right. when it comes to the harvesting of watermelons, not much has changed over the years. the melons love the warm days and cool nights the central valley offers them, and they take about a hundred days to grow before they are plucked out of the fields by workers who transfer them to the harvest truck. while they still grow the traditional seeded ones, they have planted more of the seedless watermelon varieties in recent years, as they are becoming a consumer favorite. but no matter which one you like, how do you pick the best melon? we turned to the expert. >> so, anyway, i would pick this watermelon, simply because it's all filled out on the end. this is a--this is the fill-out end. you know, here's the--here's where we cut the stem off right here. ok, and this is where it's growing. it's growing from this end, and it's all filled out. see how it's all filled out right now? if it's indented somewhat, it's still growing. >> ok. >> now, that is one of the things to look at. y

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keeps 'em full, keeps 'em focused. >>> it's 5:44 on this tuesday morning. welcome back.morning parents in harford county hope their voices are being heard. it was so crowded at the board of education meeting, there was no reason to sit. every school in the county is affected either losing or gaining students. sherrie johnson is live to explain what could happen next. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. charlie. yes, this was the first harford county school board education meeting since the unveiling of the redistricting plan for the elementary schools. and yes, every elementary school in the county will be affected either gaining or losing students, and many parents are not happy about it. some schools in fallston are above 100% capacity and others in the northern part of the country are well below 100%. they say that needs to be balanced out before the arrivals of new families because of the brac jobs at aberdeen proving grounds. some parents say the move would be disruptive for their kid. >> we moved from another community to come to fallston and in less th

my message bring 'em on was to the enemy too. you will not shake the will inform commander in chief. >> sean: amazing how you described how semantics play such a big role. >> it does. >> sean: you said tom daschle didn't like the fact you were using the term war. >> he cautioned me about using bar. >> sean: what did he call it? >> that's my point in the war. >> overseas contingency operation and man caused disaster. which is what the current administration has referred to it as. >> words matter. the think about the modern president is of course, every word is analyzed. sometimes i didn't get my words right. i tell these audiences i speak to, you didn't elect me because i was shakespeare and i didn't pretend to be. the truth of the matter is, you speak a lot as president. of course you're gonna say things that when you look back you wish you would have put it differently. and bring 'em on was -- we didn't realize when i said it, my intentions were to bolster our troops and send a message to the enemy. in retrospect i probably coul

dc fire and ems did not learn of the mishap for more than an hour and then closed connecticut avenue to traffic in order to cut down on vibration. >> a big thing was the reduce any kind of additional vibrations. we weren't sure what caused the problems. >> mr. piringer, if the big thing was to reduce the vibration, that didn't half for an hour and a half. >> that's true. i'm told the situation may have occurred in the 3:00 hour. again, we would like to have been notified as soon as possible, which we can get here, assess the situation. >> reporter: it's important to say that dc fire and ems did more than simply close connecticut avenue so there were no veybrations. the question, did that delay put people at risk. it will be asked at a metro board meeting at 9:00 tomorrow morning. this item will be near the top of the agenda. >> thanks. >>> tonight two dc postal workers are recovering after getting hurt during last night's storm. they were sitting in a truck when high winds blew out the windows. they suffered minor cuts. it damaged 130 postal trucks and forced a wall to come down. >>>

this call came in 50 minutes ago when dc fire and ems got here.hey effected some rescues immediately. one person saved from a roof. another from a window. dc fire and ems went in and found a victim unconscious on the floor. brought three people to safety outside. all three are suffering from smoke inhalation. the fire itself essentially knocked down but no doubt the fast work of dc fire and ems saved at least three people tonight. no one killed in this. the three who are saved at the hospital, no word on their current condition. back to zu still ahead, when a heart attack strikes, a portable defibrillator can save your life. >>> but there is a deadly detail you need to know. andrea mccarren reports. a shocking surprise. that is coming up. >>> i'm meteorologist topper shutt. high temperatures 69. temps are falling now. here is the wakeup weather, i would grab your jacket and sun glasses. it's cold us just before sunrise. we'll come back and take you to the rest of friday and the weekend and look ÑúÑú >>> are you getting to that? so you see them eve

. >> we just make it real exciting for 'em. we cheer 'em on.e let 'em know that we appreciate their business not only for that day but every day. but for that specific day, it's extra. >> reporter: so for those black friday shoppers, the story about the cold temperatures and the weather. they say they are going to stick through it. they say the bargains that they get are worth it. the doors there at the best buy in colma open at 5 a.m. and target at 4 a.m. so plenty more people probably going to be in line before too long. >> i don't know, mark. doesn't you value the warmth and the comfort of your own bed at night? >> reporter: we tried to get to that point and they just seem really committed. but they will get home and get some blankets. >> sure. mark sayre, thanks very much. >>> okay. the latest gadgets may be on a lot of kids' wish list but what are adult asking for this christmas? well, apparently, not ipods or cashmere sweaters. gift cards are the must-haves this season. and they are flying off the shelves faster than ever. retail analysts

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. >> Él cantó dos temas y jennifer aplaudió em época mocionada y le sus erró que lo amaba.minados y la primera vez que ven airn y la primera vez que cantaban sobre este escenario. >> no vamos a poder dormir esta noche. >> no fueron los únicos después de la premiación llegó el reventón la madrugada sorprendió celebrando en grande otro "latin grammy" fuera de serie. >> qué bien. >> (♪). >> para la historia realmente emocionante marc anthony se robó el show, pero hay chismes, nelly furtado profesor la furia, dijo que lanzó un disco en español ganó el premio en álbum nemo mínimo pop y debería nombrar en el premio, cono frontaló problemas en el mensaje de agradecimiento. >> bueno pues también tenemos que re r conoce quer está haciendo gran esfuerzo. >> y también hicieron de las suyas lucero y eugenio. >> fabuloso. >> y hacen muy bien y se lucieron en esta entrega de ayer. >> es cierto. >> me cantu encantó. >> te fuiste de fiesta?. >> adónde?. >> me quedé esperándote que te llamaras para sacarme a bailar. >> seguimos con "primer impacto." >> gracias. >>> y bueno para mí uno de lo

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keeps 'em full, keeps 'em focused. >>> all right, justin, listen up, snow, ice and accidents were piling this weekend. >> in minnesota of course. minnesota always has bad weather. take a look at this. the massive center of a winter storm there. >> my toe was caught in the snow back, i went down, i'm pretty sure i snapped my ankle. >> hundreds of accidents on foot and on the road. early sunday morning across parts of minnesota because of freezing rain. huge storm there. state police responded to close to 400 crashes from midnight until 5:00 a.m. in the minneapolis area. cars, even plows were seen in ditches. one accident was deadly. temperatures there were expected to rise above freezing sunday, making it better for driving conditions. >> that's, that's not for everybody. ice isn't fun for everybody. check this out, wanted to highlight, as you see this in damascus, we're in montgomery county here. when you take this back off, i want you to look at that water tower, tell me if you still see it. that's what's happening over the last couple hours. fog pretty thick. montgomery, peegee county

keeps 'em full, keeps 'em focused. >>> 11 minutes after 6:00: black friday is just a few days away. you're manning to skip the mall and coo everything online, you may be vulnerable to scammers. >> joce sterman explains why in this week's scam alert. >> reporter: it may not be as big as black friday, but cyber monday is becoming a top shopping day. who needs a crowded mall when you can do your shopping from home. >> anybody in the world can throw up a website, collect your money and shut the went down and you're left without a gift, money lost. anyone can do that. >> reporter: the better business bureau says you have to know the retailers you're surfing before you submit personal information. research the company, check their bbb reports and look for reviews from other buyers. be weary of the web addresses. scammers will try to spoof the biggest stores. >> you could be redirected to a false website. >> reporter: special offers or coupons hit your inbox. you click the link thinking you're sent to the real store site, but scammers are just sending a trap. >> don't click on any attached

this is especially so for people, like tom says, who have asthma or em fece em fa see ma. the flair is sending out thick black smoke. that's a reason they're warning people to stain inside their homes, close the windowses and doors and dogo to an interior room so you don't wreath in this stuff it. >> was just moments ago when they decided to declare what's a level 3. that's what trips the placement in order. prior to that even though the fire had been burning for an hour they had not issued the shelter in place warning, but presumably they felt the flames would burn themselves out sooner than they have or perhaps there was an accumulate of the kind of smoke which they consider too dangerous to people who are susceptible to breathing problems. but once again the shelter in place warning is in place around the toe soplant around mar tee naes are flaring from what's known as the flair of the plant and that's sending a thick smoke into the air. there was a power interruption at the plant which apparently automatically set off this burn-off and this is what we're looking at at

keeps 'em full, keeps 'em focused. >>> good morning. you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> and in sports when a team proves to be a huge disappointment, like this season's minnesota vikings, it is usually the coach who is first to go. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. i don't think anybody can argue it has been a season of mistakes for the vikings. from brett favre to randy moss, nothing has gone right in minnesota and now their head coach is taking the fall. brad childress fired yesterday amid turmoil. once a super bowl contender, the vikings are 3-7. leslie frazier will serve as interim head coach. >>> from being fired to a guy who was on fire, the chargers's philip rivers had his way with the broncos. here we go to the third and it's rivers. watch him go. 57 yards for the score. chargers started the season slow. they've now won three straight beating the broncos 35-14. >>> baseball -- joey bravado. a landslide. >>> basketball, dropped to the pacers. danny granger f

keeps 'em full, keeps 'em focused. >>> good morning. you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> and in sports, since losing their first five games to opened year, the san francisco 49ers have turned their season completely around. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> good morning to you. the 49ers and cardinals are two of the worst teams in the nfl. but believe it or not, one of them could make the playoffs. the niners took a win in arizona. cardinals fumbled on their first play from scrimmage and that set this up. troy smith to michael crabtree. the very next play, the touchdown made it 7-0. brian westbrook up the middle for the score. they had 261 total yards on the ground. 49ers won it 27-6. throwing punches sunday. yesterday the nfl hit them where it counts. in the wallet. the league fined both players $25,000 but did not defend them after their scrap. >>> speaking of scraps, the wizard and heat got into a scuffle. howard came in and shoved armstrong from behind. they were both sent to

let's show 'em how to do it because they sent me one and it was delicious.s just like home made. it's their filling. it comes in a packet like this. this is jermaine and bernard smith. co-owners of henry's soul cafe. 5431 indian head parkway in oxon hill, maryland. there's also a location at fourth and k street northwest. and 17th and u street northwest. if you want to get the pie, go online to henry's sweet potato pie.com and order it. they will ship it any place. >> you can pick it up from either location. >> oh, you can pick it up? so it comes like this. you put it in the freezer & thaw it out. >> of course you can get it already done. but we just could not keep up with the demand of having them already baked. >> it's the best. >> we're going to bake about 20,000 this week. >> good grief, are you? >> and those that we don't bake or those that want to bake them at home and claim that they made them and don't give us the credit. >> don't give 'em credit. when people say oh, that pie was so good. >> you can show them coming out of the observep. you can see i

. >> tell your parntents you love 'em every day, tell your friends you love 'em every day, because every day is a blessing. >> an announcement went out telling everyone that former student jonathan johnson died in a fatal crash in san francisco. >> my heart goes outd to them all. >> the accident happened just before 1:00 on ocean avenue. five teenagers were in the car. a 14-year-old behind the wheel. >> a 14-year-old behind the wheel. it shouldn't have happened. there is a reason we're 16 when we drive, there is a reason we have permits. >> police believe the 18-year-old passenger riding in front let the 14-year-old drive his father's car. the young driver apparently lost control of the maroon suzuki sedan until it slammed into this telephone pole. the driver and passenger survived because they were parg seat belts. both 18 were thrown from the car and killed. a 16-year-old backseat passenger is fighting for his life . all three were not wearing seat belts. >> when you get behind the wheel, especially with kids, you tend to do crazy things. five capassengers is never goin to be a good co

keeps 'em full keeps 'em focused.st saw some fine brothers so number two. >> reporter: not even close. according to the poll, washington, d.c. ranks number sixth for most unattractive people in the country. >> whoa! >> reporter: that's not the best in the world. >> wow! >> some beautiful people here in d.c. i absolutely love it. i'm from akron ohio, so iove it here. >> gorgeous people in d.c. >> it is some interesting looking people out here. >> why did d.c. get such a bad rap? to find out we went to the beauty expert. she is one of the real house wives of d.c. anduns one of the top modelinggencies downtown. >> i think people confuse politics and being conservative with style and being boring. so i just go on record saying i think washington has many beautiful people but it always starts from within. >> reporter: but the poll isn't completely negative. we rate number one for historical sites and number four for most intligent people. >> at the end of the daring being smart and being intelligent, it is more important t

and steve berger was the chairman of that particular committee, and he was at this 'em far. and i was present because they were sell rating -- celebrating the museum of the city of new york, had an exhibit on my administration. and they said, do you have a question? i was in the audience. and i said, yes, did i do the right thing, said i, in closing sidenham hospital? and every one of them said, absolutely. but i didn't. why? because the intollic value -- symbolic value to the black community was far more important than the -- i think it was actually clash 9 million that we saved -- $9 million that we saved aside from the health care. but it's it was the most costly per-patient hospital in the system. i could have been a hero in the black community if i had saved it. instead, i said, no, the medical care's bad, and we're wasting $9 million. i was on several programs a long time ago in which i said what's the worst thing you did -- they said what's the worst thing you did in terms of regret? and i said, closing sidenham. no one answered the question, i volunteered it because

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my answer is bring 'em on. >> in that case i was sending encouraging words to our troops. i'm the commander in chief of a bunch of incredibly brave people and somebody said thenmy is after them and my message was nobody is going to defeat our troops. my message was you are the best. my message to the enemy was you will not shake the will of this commander in chief. such a big role. semantics plad tom dashiell didn't like that you were using the phrase war. i have two new. overseas contingency operation and man caused disaster which is what the current administration referred to it as. >> words matter. the thing about the modern president is every word is analyzed and sometimes i didn't get my words right. i never -- i tell these audiences i speak to, you didn't elect me because i was shakespeare. i didn't pretend to be. and you speak a lot as the president and, of course, you are going to say things that when you look back at it you wish you would have put it differently and bring 'em on was -- i really didn't realize at the time when i said it because my intentions were t

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my cats because they are still in there scared and howling, i just left some food and water out for 'em. >> reporter: police still have a command center setup here and in the last 20 minutes or so we have seen no less than a dozen squad cars circling the area. yet, tonight, looting remains a concern. we'll have more on that story coming up at 6:00. reporting live in northeast baltimore, jeff haeger, abc 2 news. >> thanks a lot jeff. >>> mayor stephanie rollings blake has setup a fund for those affected by the storms. they have donated to commit $10,000 to the relief fund. if you would like to help out you can go through harbor bank of maryland, west fayette street, baltimore, maryland, 21201. >>> yesterday's storm rolled into baltimore county as well. people in the parkville area are still dealing with the damage today. tree experts working in the area says much of this heavy damage could have been averted. tim rutherford explains why. >> reporter: less than 36 hours after this destructive storm roared through parkville the clean-up and repair have gone remarkably quick. >> this ain't t

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