. >> a cross between ginger beer and ginger ale. not as spicy as ginger beer and not as sweet as ginger ale in middle. it's my favorite. >> i need this to enhance my street cred in detroit so i will be welcomed back. >> then pollo asado. butter, garlic, simple, delicious. >> it's the low fat butter. >> that's good. >> it's like a big hug. >> how did you find your way here? >> honestly it's only word of mouth. >> you have annoying foodie web sites, right? >> true. but they're not coming here. >> they're not coming here. >> oh, no. they walk in the door, oh. >> there are thousands of foodies with ironic sunglasses and fedoras just waiting to go get in here. >> we don't want this place to come to the food -- i get mad at him when he brings people. >> you don't want people outside

thank you, ginger. >> i feel the same way. up here on "gma," the hottest boy band on earth launching a massive video experiment, a seven-hour live stream and our rachel smith has exclusive behind the scenes access. >>> the doughnut that does double time, it's really two desserts wrapped into one. i hear you're quite the expert at waking people up in the morning. let me show you how grandma does it. ♪ you're daddy made this when he was a little boy. ♪ this is your dad in my house, where he had his first christmas. thanks for making the coffee. well look who's up. i'm really glad you're here, mom. me too. ♪ look who's here! [kevin] paul and i have been [paul] well...forever. [kevin] he's the one person who loves pizza more than i do. [paul] we're obsessed. [kevin] we decided to make our obsession our livelihood. [kevin] business was really good. [kevin] then our sauce supplier told me: "you got to get quickbooks." [kevin]quickbooks manages money, tracks sales and expenses. [paul] we even use it to accept credit cards. [paul] som

ginger zee is tracking it all. ginger? >> this is a slow-movie ining s this morning that has places like oklahoma city on alert. in the next 24 hours, nine states are in some sort of winter weather advisory. much more on that coming up. it's a storm that has already killed at least eight. frozen that slow-moving storm is beating the winter into the southwest. in amarillo, texas a snow-covered nightmare on the roads. shivering in el paso, almost 30 degrees below average. in new mexico, some areas picking up more than a foot and a half of fresh snow, wind ripping at power lines and not everybody loving it. >> i don't know what this stuff is. >> coat, scarf and a hat. >> reporter: in arizona, many welcoming the snow in flagstaff, farther south, more than two inches of rain collapsing this roof near phoenix. >> i'm like, no, this isn't going to work. >> reporter: it doesn't look much different for the northwest and northeast. so many waking up to a separate blast of deep chill and snow. in southwest michigan, the roads a disas

hey, ginger. >> hey, there.nder, daylight saving time ends as we go into the overnight and into early sunday. so, we'll get that extra hour of sleep. we'll be good. we'll be all rested. bags are gone. let's go ahead and look at the forecast, though. close to record highs in miami. 89. ft. lauderdale, if they make it to 90, they would tie a record. that's ahead of the cold front. that will move through central florida, bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms. atlanta, under 70. nashville, at 63. can we look at video from kansas city. is it pretty or what there? had stormed move through, unsettled weather in the midweek. that ripped down some of the leaves. so nice. if you're taking a drive today, here's some of the areas that look pretty good still. down into parts of the tennessee valley, still looking good. and it's just coming in as we head into south georgia and the southeast. i'll leave you with a look across the nation. for now, i want to tell you that tomorrow, the new york city marathon, it's going t

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thanks, ginger. >>> a stunt you have to see to believe.er locks in on a moving target to make a dramatic landing. how did she maneuver this incredible fall from the sky? abc's susan saulny spoke to the fearless flier. >> katie hansen making spirals in the sky for a truly death-defying challenge. to stick her landing, in a moving car. there, you see the convertible. and hansen, a faraway speck in the sky. the daring stunt seems nearly impossible. how impossible? she's flying between 20 and 40 miles per hour. the driver carefully matching her speed. and just as she approaches, it looks like she's not going to make it. but with a last-second swoop, a flawless touchdown into the backseat. >> i'm not going to lie, i was pretty nervous. but i was focused. >> reporter: look, again, at the precision of her glide, as though she's done it 1 million times. in fact, this was her first try. >> i was so happy when i made it, i doesn't believe it. everything just lined up perfectly. >> hansen, a 28-year-old nurse from northern california, made the dive t

ginger. then, garlic. you need all the other spices. >> oh, star anise? >> star anise, yeah. >> cinnamon, cloves. >> cinnamon, cloves, flower... >> cardamom. they're like the aromatics, aren't they? >> that's right, you need all this for the aroma. >> these are the real stars of this dish. whoa! oh, yeah, put that in. >> yes, fantastic. yeah. >> [laughs] great. >> now is the time for us to put in the beef. >> but there is one last magic ingredient. another great aromatic. >> turmeric leaves. >> oh, turmeric leaves! obviously i've seen turmeric, does it smell of turmeric? >> yeah, it smells turmeric. the reason we use the leaf it's because the leaves have more aroma. all you have to do is just shred it, shred it into pieces, yeah? >> we add kaffir lime leaves and coconut milk. the secret ingredient is a pounded, toasted coconut flesh called kerisik. this is really going to thicken it up even more, so it's supposed to be quite dry, isn't it? >> yeah, it's supposed to be dry. >> i'm going to try. can i have a sneak preview? >> please, yeah. i'll do the same.

meteorologist ginger zee has been tracking it all. ginger, this is something that you're really concerned about. >> right. this is a dangerous situation setting up. here's how it's going to go. we got the warm air and then the cold. you've got those basic elements coming together. this large area and a strong jet stream that is going to fuel these dangerous storms. it's going to start late morning for some folks and go all the way through the overnight. all the way from mississippi we're talking to new york. the heart of it, the part we're most concerned with, would be the tornado risk, happening in parts, from indiana, south bend to indianapolis. back to evansville. that's the high risk. the moderate risk includes chicago, detroit, cleveland, beautiful. this is a serious day. and it's one of those days we're telling you right now, later this morning, all the way through the overnight, you have the possibility, the potential for damaging winds of 80 miles per hour-plus. some really, really dangerous tornadoes, especially if these thin

back out to ginger zee in kokomo, indiana. again, we just -- look around you there, ginger.s just -- it just takes your breath away. >> yeah. it does. a sea of debris. it's not just this one. it's thousands across the midwest, the ohio valley, the great lakes this morning. it's cold behind. i have snow pants on. i'm telling you. when they're cleaning up, look how cool it is going to be for these folks getting out and assessing damage. also very windy. it makes it feel colder than it is. here are some of the numbers. chicago at 42 today. louisville in the mid-50s. but it will feel even cooler than it is. cool for new york city. washington, d.c., too. i'll leave you a look at a new storm coming our way. >> i'll have more coming up on those killer storms in the next half hour. back to the studio. >>> okay, ginger, thanks. >>> coming up on "gma." explosive dash cam drama. why did police open fire on a mom stopped for speeding in a minivan filled with kids? >>> also ahead, growing murder mystery. what really happened to the prominent doctor that delivered thousands of babies? is

hey, ginger. >> i love it so much. thank you, guys. >>> we want to say good morning to bismarck, because their high temperature is going to be 39, and that's going to be downright mild compared to the air that's coming. you go, bismarck, i'm down in the south, i'm fine. no, you're not, you'll see. the biggest cold blast yet this season is going to come in. so, this overnight into early tomorrow, chicago will start the day warmer on monday and they'll end it right around 30. 39, kansas city. 26, minneapolis. i can handle that. 20s? no. the wind is going to make it feel like it's close to 0 in a lot of places. so, just be ready. for those folks in dallas, atlanta, it's warm and mild here. no, this is what's happening. a cold blast for the eastern two-thirds of the nation. throughout this week, wednesday, thursday, friday by the time it hits the east coast. here's what numbers will look like. memphis starts at 68 on monday but by wednesday 47. atlanta goes sub-50 degrees by the time we reach midweek. and it will stay that

>> ginger back with us live on columbus avenue on manhattan's upper west side. ginger, you were right there along the parade route. the weather did cooperate. the big question now, how does the weekend look when we have to travel back home? >> reporter: i have some great news, david. it is looking a lot better, especially for the northeast. look at this map. the only area of concern really in the pacific northwest, places like seattle where you'll see rain and some wind and maybe some mountain snow but really overall such a better picture than we had yesterday going in. >> great news. happy thanksgiving, ginger. >>> the first family spending a quiet thanksgiving at the white house celebrating with a traditional turkey dinner. president obama did sneak away for a little while, phoning service men and women to thank them for their service, the whole family marking the holiday overnight, giving out bags of food to families in need in the capital. an abc news exclusive tonight, the president and the first lady telling barbara walters who they're thinking of on this

cardamom is part of the ginger family and grows in southern india. hand-picking is essential so as not to damage the pods, which is why cardamom is one of the most expensive of all spices. arab traders became addicted to cardamom coffee, known as qahwa. good manners dictate that you drink at least three cups... which gets me out of my seat. back on the spice trail, i visit the beqaa valley. peaceful at the time of my visit, now politically volatile. i have come to find out about a spice-laden meal which sums up middle eastern hospitality. anissa helou introduces me to two staples of which are middle eastern appetizers. first up, tabbouleh, a salad made of bulgur wheat, parsley, and tomatoes. it's found all over the middle east, but the lebanese version is special. >> in lebanon they use spices in it. it has cinnamon, seven-spice mixture, pepper... and you know the thing about cinnamon? in the old days it used to be considered an aphrodisiac. >> wasn't everything? [both laugh] >> and the concubines in the harem used to rub themselves with cinnamon bar

ginger there. >> ginger, could you get the weather for us?the cold. yeah. you're welcome. from tennessee, what's your name? >> sherry. >> sherry. we are a little chilly here, aren't we? you're cold in tennessee, too. first, we start in seattle. give you an idea of what's happening. the onshore flow, a little mild. they'll see some bigger storms coming at the end of the weekend, tomorrow night into monday. and cooler air, too. but look at the south. this one's for you, sherry. see nashville there. look at the numbers climbing. more mild air on the backside of that clockwise rotating high. she loves southeasterly flows. >>> and here a look at live doppler radar. a clear start to our week end. a look towards mount diablo, high clouds and morning haze to get us going. our high for today going to be topping out in the mid to upper 60s for much of the bay area. a look at my accuweather forecast, nice and dry today. come monday, a seg drop in temperatures with a chance of moisture on tuesday into thursday. >> they left their turkeys at home? yes, in

and ginger is on the story this morning. >> such devastating news. this comes less than a year after another storm killed more than 1,100 people. that country's president asking for prayers around the world. >>> later in the show, we're going to hit lighter notes, as well. including the latest edition of our mom tester series. it's back. we chose three mothers from across america to test as-seen-on-tv products. like the stone wave and the smushion. will they get our mom tester seal of approval? becky worley will be in-house with us to talk about this. looking forward to that. >> looking forward to that. >>> we're going to start with the breaking news out of utah. a speedy verdict in the trial of a doctor accused of murdering his beauty queen wife in the bathtub of their suburban family home. all to make room, allegedly, for his young mistress. just hours after getting the case, the jury came back in the middle of the night with a verdict. in a moment, we'll hear from our chief legal analyst, dan abrams. first, here's abc's aditi roy. aditi, good morn

>> candied ginger puree... >> no, i like ginger. >> with a ginger dice. >> i can launch this chocolateck sesame honestly, no bull[bleep], before the end of the year. >> cheers. >> good ice cream, cheers. >> keyport creamery is well on its way to becoming a household name. michael has been working really hard to push the mochi and the new solo product line. >> $1. >> the response has been fantastic. we're looking into retail space in new york city. you're a block away from times square, and the traffic up and down here is tremendous. mr. green tea continues to grow its restaurant clientele. >> i have our new coconut gelato. >> both: mmm. >> the equipment is on its way over from italy, and once it's installed, we'll have one of the most state-of-the-art ice cream manufacturers on the entire east coast. the building will be able to produce 1,600 gallons of ice cream a day. it'll have over 18,000 square feet of cubic freezer space to store all the product. the mayor of keyport has given us the city's stamp of approval to build out the warehouse. >> all right! >> yeah. >> whoo-hoo! >> it's

ginger. >> i know. >> it's cold in new york today. what's also happening in new york today, a lot of heightened security. a big day for the new york city marathon. less than seven months of the boston marathon. a year after the big race was canceled due to hurricane sandy. >> abc's linzie janis is at the starting line. with stories of some very inspiring runners. linzie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan and bianna, it's a cold, cold morning out here, but organizers say this marathon is back better and safer than ever, police pulling out all of the stops to protect the world's biggest marathon. they have eyes in the air, on the water, and thousands of officers lining the route. there's expected to be 48,000 runners and 2 million spectators. the runners milling around behind me, trying to stay warm before the race. the race is 26.2 miles starting here in staten island and ending in central park. of course, many inspiring stories. but we had a chance to meet up with one incredible family as they geared up for today. for the s

your name is ginger?gers that are human beings that aren't dogs and horses. let's go right to the forecast. we have one that's very wet. in florida, five inches of record rain in ft. lauderdale, yesterday. we have videos, from this morning, closer to miami. they've had big traffic problems because of all of that rain. that's the stationary front. ahead of the cold front, it is mild. atlanta, 66 today. tallahassee, you're warm. and look at that cold front i'm talking about. it's going to bring rain and some snow. dallas, now, is in a winter >> and the women of wisconsin want to say, lara, we'll go back to you. >>> here's a look at what's coming up in your "gma morning menu." why matt damon and ben affleck are teaming up again. >>> hugh jackman is recovering from a scare that had been staring him in the face. >>> and the photographer who says squinching will set you free. we'll teach you how to do it. >>> and tweet us your pictures of the squinch. all that and more. "hunger games" we have the stars here, on

let's get it back to ginger zee. good morning once again, ginger. >> we showed you the pictures out of oklahoma and texas, that looked like this. this is from anchorage. they had a nice storm, too. freezing rain smothering the cars and the roads there. we're inviting alaskan type of air down here for the weekend. let me show you. this would be afternoon highs today. traverse city, on the east coast, still in the 40s in new york. but it is windy. it doesn't feel like that. and by tomorrow morning, the cold front slips through. and look at the numbers tumble. 21 pittsburgh. 27 new york. and that's not it. i told you about the winds. this is what it's going to feel like tomorrow morning. it's going to feel like it's three below in minneapolis. it will feel like five in pittsburgh and detroit. albany, it will feel like two. that's two above zero. i don't know how better to say it will be cold. you take the cold air and put it over the warm lakes and you're going to get lake-effect snow. some places could see a foot, in f

. >>> over to ginger zee. for once, pretty quiet out there, ginger. >> yesterday was a really weird day. look at the radar and very little happening. the only place, southern california. that's kind of opposite of what we usually see. look at the pictures out of there. a lot of places, nine to ten inches below average. they got a quarter-inch around los angeles. you see some ponding when that happens there. l.a., today, is going to be drier. they get the flow warming them up to 74. phoenix, 73. albuquerque, 53. places that have been very cold, getting a little peak in the way of temperatures. that's the southwest. but a much different story if you go to the pacific northwest. today, the radar will not be empty. it will happen starting here on our saturday, in the pacific northwest. but it's really tomorrow into early monday that we were concerned about. sunday into monday for seattle, portland, cold enough to get the mountain snows. and the rain before that all happens could add up in some of the cascades. tha

we will be heading to ginger. do we have ginger right now? a touch-and-go affair. such is the weather here in new york city. but, ginger, you're braving it for us this morning. will the balloons fly? >> reporter: a very happy thanksgiving it will be here at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. look behind me. the nets up. we see snoopy and woodstock, the pumpkins to the right. yes, the balloons will fly. it's certainly breezy but a little cold, i can tell you that, with hand warmers all over my body. you can see the wind speeds for the day. these are gusts you're looking at. either way, the balloons will fly. looks like we'll see the safety precautions all taken, of course. look at the energy. the energy is starting to pique. it's going to boo so much fun. 50 million people going to watch. 3.5 million lining the streets. back to you. >>> we're going to turn to "gma weekend" anchor and "nightline" anchor, dan harris, pulling a double for us. congratulations to you, my friend. >> more coffee. >> who needs sleep? that's my question. >> you tell 'em. >> happy thanksgivi

>> as ginger said, make a plan. it will be a long, busy day. >>> moving on now as the obama administration scrambles to fix the disastrous healthcare.gov website, they seem to be lowering the bar on success just a little bit, let's get it over to jeff zeleny at the white house. the administration says even when the website is fixed, 1 out of 5 users still won't be able to sign up for insurance? >> reporter: good morning, dan. lowering the bar on an already-pretty low bar here. the internal documents on this health care site are saying only 80% of the us users once this site is actually fixed will be able to sign on. 80% now would be considered a huge success. the best-case scenario, even when these glitches are fixed, users won't be able to enroll, people who have complicated scenarios, people who may not be able to use xierts as well. they'll be able to call this number. the white house isn't disputing this number. a vast majority would be able to use it. but 20% still won't be able to use it. >>> more insight into

ginger, these numbers are expected to climb? >> it's stunning, too, the actual storm is well west of the philippines. now we get to the second storm. they don't have water. they're searching for food. power shut down. beaten and trampled. this morning, we get a closer look at the fresh wounds behind that historic storm in the philippines and the terrifying look at the moment of impact. the early numbers are staggering, the associated press is reporting nearly 10,000 people are feared dead. amidst the ongoing rescues, at least 150 are confirmed dead and more than 9.5 million people were affected by typhoon haiyan. i spoke to my husband earlier that day, he was telling me that there was water everywhere. so many still flooding, roads choked with debris, relief could take days. what will i do now? my house is destroyed. i didn't anticipate the winds to be that strong." haiyan brought storm surges as high as trees. leveling towns and villages. we just made mass graves for 155 people who have died. "as time passes more heartbreaking

we begin here with abc meteorologist ginger zee. >> reporter: parts of the southwest, barely visible tonight. an intense punch of pre-holiday winter is slowly lumbering east. already killing at least eight people. most in car accidents. in new mexico, up to a foot and a half of snow. amarillo, texas, halted on the highway. spinning in almost five inches of snow. and in oklahoma city, a fresh coat. the storm's next stop, dallas. where they could get up to a tenth of an inch of ice. the city pretreating roads. the air ports de-icing planes, watching the number of delays climb up to 1,000. separate from that storm, the cold has certainly settled in. >> it's the windy city. >> reporter: feeling like single digits in chicago. >> we wouldn't have come out if it wasn't for the dogs, that's for sure. >> reporter: buries in up to two feet of lake effect snow in parts of pennsylvania. and in nashville, auditions for the new "star wars" film had the actors begging for the force to be with them and they endured temperatures 20 degrees below average. >> just unbelievable. ginger, you are tracking

abc meteorologist ginger zee right here. >>> the secret talks between the u.s. and iran revealed tonight. the blockbuster nuclear deal this weekend. what does iran have to give up? what do they get in return? and is it worth it for america? >>> the lotto lie. the customer and the winning ticket. the store owners who police say handed him $1,000. the problem is, he'd actually won $1 million. tonight, authorities say, nice try. and we've learned, it's happened before. >>> and dancing with the stars. the usher already famous to some nba fans. but what happens when they put this 11-year-old on the jumbotron next to him? so you think you can dance? >>> good evening. great to have you with us here on a sunday night. if you look behind me tonight, a viewer sending us this from out west tonight. this is a big week for americans. more than 43 million traveling this thanksgiving. tonight, the weather map with a holiday greeting of its own. a giant storm system, record rains and snow in states like oklahoma, texas and new mexico, and if you are watching on the east coast t

ginger with us now. you've been tracking all of this. so many people in this part of the world know hurricanes. and people have said this is the equivalent of a category 5? >> reporter: and a strong one. a hurricane is a typhoon is a cyclone, they are just called different things in different parts of the world. david, i first want to show you this picture. because it really gives you an idea of the huge boats pushed ashore and what was happening in the strong storm. either way, we don't have concrete numbers yet, we know at least 170-mile-per-hour sustained winds. up to 195 at landfall. and that's what makes this potentially number one on the planet storm, because if it ends up being 195, it will be that. and this buzz saw of a storm going through the central philippines, 48 hour, as that strength, at least category 5. that's wild to think of. because we have them and they die out right away. the storm surge? at least 15 to 19 feet. i've seen some reports of 25. that would fill a second story building. >> and you heard some of the peopl

. >> it's a cross between ginger beer and ginger ale.s ginger ale, it's in the middle. it's my favorite beverage in the city. >> i need this to enhance my street cred in detroit so i'll be welcome back. >> then shrimp in garlic butter. shrimp head on, thank you very much. >> this is where it's at. god lives in there. >> butter, garlic, simple, delicious. >> it's the low-fat butter. >> that's good. like a big hug. >> how do you find your way here? >> honestly, it's word of mouth. >> you have annoying foodie websites, right? but they're not coming here. >> oh, no. you walk in the door -- oh, err! >> thousands of foodies with ironic sunglasses and fedoras and they're just waiting to get in here. >> we don't want to place -- i get mad at him when he starts to bring different people. >> really? you'd hate a line of people outside, two-hour wait to get in here? >> yes. yes. >> i don't want to wait for my food. >> who hates money? >> with her it's not about the money, it's about keeping the tradition alive. >> what happens when a city goes bank

good evening, ginger. >> reporter: good evening, george. who doesn't love a nice, cold rain to kick off the holiday. behind me you can see the balloons that will go up tomorrow that we will be talking about in a bit. first i want to show you the wreck that this storm left behind. sliding into the holiday from the carolinas to new england. trudging through nasty wind and driving rain. the timing of this storm, just cruel for the 39 million of us hitting the road this thanksgiving. the pre-holiday hustle clogged in tennessee, an oil tanker flipped. in boston, gusty winds near 40 miles per hour. in atlanta, snow. the first measurable november snow that they've had since 1975. along the east coast, we've had a solid soaking with at least one to two inches of rain almost everywhere. in north carolina, they're cleaning up after two tornadoes sliced into buildings, tossing debris. >> when we heard it, it was just a high pitch whistle like. >> reporter: and less than 24 hours after those tornados, snow. >> it's snowing pretty heavy right now. the r

and ginger is with us now. you're watching several things that are troubling for the week ahead. >> right. and the first would be winter-like conditions. getting darker earlier in a lot of places and i've got numbers you might not want to see, david. let me show you how cold it's going to be for much of the east. flint, michigan, 29. pittsburgh, pennsylvania, 26. throughout the day, going to warm up. indianapolis going to get closer to 60 as mild air pulls in. but it is another storm and that would be now tropical storm sonia that will kind of die out, but the moisture from that going to meet up with that center storm. we're going to have a setup similar to last week, remember the austin flooding? david, look at this. the rain, the wind, the thunderstorms, the snow on the back side start to add up. two to three inches from dallas to tulsa. >> here we go again. >> yeah. >> ginger zee tonight, thanks. >>> there's one other fierce storm to report on tonight. this one outside another major city, montreal. and a str

. >>> i want to bring in meteorologist ginger zee, been tracking this all day long. good thing they held that game off for awhile. this was high risk, which you say is not common. >> reporter: right. this is something we were covering this morning on "gma." storm prediction center put out that high risk. in november, that's only happened four times since 1980. before today. and let me show you what the setup was, david. we've got this low pressure system that slid across the great lakes. it has that cold front attached. it's really the strong jet stream that made this all very violent and dangerous. and here's what has happened thus far. i say thus far, because we are not done with this. at least 76 tornado reports. those are reports, not confirmed. some of those will be repeated. and more than 200 severe wind reports. so, this is just the beginning. >> and it's not ending tonight. >> reporter: no. here we go. we're going to go for just tonight through early tomorrow. watch this. from cincinnati through almost toledo and then the moderate risk, which is still very st

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>> all right, ginger.all dapper. with holiday magic in both parks, the happiest place on earth, just got merrier. >>> want to ring the dinner bell? >> that's quaint. is it one of those little tri -- >> sooey. >> loudest call in the tricounty area. >> do it again. >> no, sweetheart. i think once is enough. >> sooey. >> wow. there's an animal that runs towards that sound, huh? >> i mean, so good. a sneak peek of "modern family" this week. so glad to have jesse tyler ferguson back. plays mitchell pritchett. i don't know how you get through scenes like that. >> i know. with guest starts like cicely watt. and i made up a new name for her. it's weston. not watson. but i like the sound of watson. >> your special name for her. >> it's really difficult. i have to take to that. >> when he gets in your grille and goes -- >> well, you know, eric, he's from that world, as you all know. and so, he's -- he was like the ambassador of all things farm that week. things were not dirty enough. we had to make the pigs dirtier.

c-span: who's ginger? >> guest: ginger whitacre is his wife--is mark whitacre's wife. c-span: what's she like? >> guest: ginger whitacre is what she seems to be. i mean, it's hard to describe it any other way. she is a--a midwestern woman, who was raised to believe in all those things that americans hold dear, and sh--believes in--in 'till death do us part' as a commitment and has stood by her husband for these many years. c-span: what role did she play in this whole story? >> guest: i--it's interesting in a way, and in--and in a way that--that, i'm sure, is very troubling for her. she kind of set everything in motion because mark whitacre was telling her, on the day that the fbi was coming to talk to him about this--this supposed phone call from japan, from this fellow fujiwara, who was going to-saying that they were--he would--he would take $10 million to reveal who from japan was sabotaging the adm plant. mark told ginger about this; that the fbi was coming to talk to him about it. he did not reveal that he had made up the whole story of the phone call from japan. h

abc's ginger zee is here with the latest on the deep freeze. and she is out in the deep freeze there in times square. good morning, ginger. >> the only way to tell the story is to be out here when it feels like it's 24. that's right. manhattan having its first deep freeze. so many others seeing their first snow, including tennessee. the pictures you are seeing now are, yes, from the smokey mountains of tennessee. and extended all of the way to north carolina. this was not just snow for places like pittsburgh or indiana, which you're seeing there. a lot of accidents. thousands of accidents on that first snow. even if it's just a little. up to a foot and a half of snow happened in lake-effect land. so, st. joseph's, michigan. now, it's followed by this. the windchill across the nation. waking up in kansas city, it feels like 8. 12, in chicago. and all the way in florida, 35 in tallahassee. there's the first recorded snow ever, the earliest ever in wilmington, north carolina. and a quick look at what's happening in the south. there are states from

was decorate a cow as a ginger. not that one would fall from the sky. >> i knew it wasn't true. we're associating with these heathens for no reasons. >> muslims, jews and christians are back at each other's throws and it's now once again a place of turmoil. >> the prophecy came true. >> no it didn't. >> it did. >> the prophecy was a fat boy with a small penis was decorate a cow to look ginger. we should have known a prophecy like this was too impossible to come to be. >> that is what happened. tell them, cartman. >> no, kyle, you were right. i see little lies can cause huge problems. >> it's the truth. >> no, it's not, kyle. i have a huge [bleep]. >> sorry, boys. we have to get to a fight. there's a rumble at the wailing wall. >> so it was all for nothing. the whole time i was eating farts for nothing. >> cheer up, kyle, i'm sure this isn't the first time someone thought they were suffering for humanity was sucking farts. how about we get dessert to help cheer you up. [♪] test from come sdee central world news headquarters in new york this is the daily show with jon stewart. (ch

ginger had northwestern. i had nebraska. yeah. >> time now for your weather. >>> let's get the forecast. you were asking about that wind, where does it go? i have the answer, texas up to minnesota there's wind advisories as that cold front approaches. 57 in des moines. green bay at 49. chicago, frost this morning in some placings. i just got some tweet they're seeing frost. in oklahoma, the very beginning of the fall foilage change. change danielle from koco for sending these in. it's going to be a cold one in the northeast. also, mallory one of our affiliates in maine, she said they're seeing their first flakes of snow. the cold air is in place. one other headline that's going to come at you this week, tropical storm out in the pacific, goes into mexico, it will add moisture on top of a front and that will produce quite a bit of rain. some people need it and other places probably don't necessarily want it. but in that red area, two-plus inches, this is through tuesday. oklahoma city to kansas city, get 2-plus. that's a look

in the same padump a little bit of ginger and all those scallions. >> love ginger. >> scallions and gingersalmonds. that perfect. all of them. yeah. >> what abt this? we're going to put rice in first. >> rice in >> so good to ha all these chefs. this is a grain rice. long grain basmatirom india. >> love basmati. give me four of those. >> onetwo -- it smells so good. >> we're basically done. look at r sauce. you've added the butr. nice buttery sauce. >> scallions. >> thas perfect. gi me the soy sauce there, please, hoda. we addhe eggs back. >> we just have out 30. as you're adding that in, i can't belie we did that. kath, would you like to try? >> yes >> look that. look how delicious. >> ming knows his stuff. >> that looks so good. >> give it a try >> we're trying it down here. >> we'llry it, in the meantime we wanto give a big thank u so retailmenot.com for their incredible generosity honoring our tehers with thousands dollars in school supplies. than so much. great wory cause. >>> tomoow from the hit nbc show "blacist" actress meghan boone is here. >> and the person who inspired kaie lee t

ginger zee is here with that. good morning, ginger. >> you were throwing things at me yesterday. and it's our first kiss of winter for so many folks. this is a shot from white plains this morning. the flakes are few and far between. but believe me, they are happening. in northbrook, illinois, and cincinnati, ohio, the first snow. and you see just outside of chicago. and here. behind it is going to be really cold air. the windchills this morning are close to zero in a lot of the far northern plains. but look what it's going to be like tomorrow morning. if you're waking up in the south and saying, it didn't get here yet, i'm safe. yeah, that's not happening. tomorrow morning, it will feel like it's 33 in tallahassee. new orleans is going to feel like it's 29. and look at the actual air temperatures. the ice puddle comes down. we changed it from purple to full-on ice. and new orleans will slip to 38 for wednesday morning. tallahassee, come with me. 34. atlanta, 26. this is short-lived for a lot of folks, you guys. but what i do want to say is it's going to come to that. but we'll ge