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. >> in case you're working that's a japanese dish of meat, fish vegetables cooked on a large griddle. >> yeah. i knew that. >> sure. >> we're testing our own spelling skills with competition level words and these are words that the kids are going to get and tonight it's veronica's turn. >> rolling up my sleeves. >> i didn't do so well. >> so your word tonight is sasparilla. >> okay. sas -- saspiralla. >> very close. very close. >> e . there's an e in there. >> we even have it spelled wrong there. there's the right spelling. >> there's an "r" in there. >> but it's pronounced sasparilla and it's from spanish. if you don't believe me it's webster's third page, 2015 column three. >> it's a spanish word. >> sasparilla is a sweet carbonated beverage of root bear. >> sasparilla. >> okay. good luck with that. the spelling bee airs live this saturday on our sister station kbcw 44 cable 12 at noon. these kids are amazing. they spell these words. we can't pronounce them. >> hopefully they'll sound it out like i did. >>> you can see it live at kpix.com/bee live. >>> we don't hear about crime in

. >> it's a japanese dish of meat, fish or vegetables cooked on a large griddle. so that's tepinacky. >> that's tough to spell. >> i was supposed to answer the bell right now. >> you were. but the producer put your word in the teleprompter. and i want to thank them for that but michelle caught that so actually, we're going to give michelle a little run for her money and i think you'll get this because you certainly know -- >> do i know this word? >> the sword from latin. >> okay. >> precipice. [ spelling ] >> a steep overhanging place. just looking down from the precipice made gloria very dizzy. >> am i wrong? >> i'm just -- [ spelling ] p-r-e. >> i'm just the sound effects man. >> pice? >> say it again. >> that is correct, ladies and gentlemen. congratulations. >> yay. >> fabulous. >> i knew you would get that. >> i got yesterday's wrong. i had to redeem myself. >> some sort of mayan flu. you didn't know that word. that's tough. >> well, the spelling bee airs live this saturday at our sister station at kb cw 44/cable 12 at noontime. you can see it live on kpix.co

eastern those are going to be keeping the griddles busy.advertising breakfast served all day. i see that because breakfast food in fast places -- >> very popular. stuart: very, very popular. >> look at denny's jack in the box. there's not a lot left, but a lot of their breakfast items were served all day, and very popular all until 2:00 in the morning. stuart: mcdonald's is talking about it. >> they're considering it. stuart: it will cost them money to do it. >> mcdonald's has not been doing very well. the stock's been under pressure sales are down they're losing kind of that younger generation to the chipotles, but maybe the younger generation would come back to mcdonald's for an egg mcmuffin at 3:00 in the afternoon or 5:00 in the amp. stuart: the stock's at $98 a share. it's not that bad. >> let's remember, this is probably an american thing. stuart: i think so. [laughter] why are you saying that to me? i'm the all-american boy okay? >> you are. stuart: a boston police officer in stable condition now after a suspected gang banger shot hi

. >> no hot cakes, you aren't going to solve the griddle. >> i rolled my eyes. >> of course you did.owerlunch.cnbc.com. "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> and welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. and welcome back. >> thank you. i'm bill griffeth. allegedly you closed above nasdaq 5,000 yesterday for first time. >> you missed the big day. it looks like we'll have another day to close above 5,000. >> somebody apparently took a stop watch to it and we were above 5,000 today for about 45 minutes and then it fell below that. we've had this sell-off today on wall street for a number of reasons but we're wondering if we can turn things around. the dow -- the nasdaq right now is down 30 points. the dow was down 150. it's off

. >> no hot cakes, you aren't going to solve the griddle. >> i rolled my eyes. >> of course you did. thank you for watching. go to powerlunch.cnbc.com. "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> and welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. and welcome back. >> thank you. i'm bill griffeth. allegedly you closed above nasdaq 5,000 yesterday for first time. >> you missed the big day. it looks like we'll have another day to close above 5,000. >> somebody apparently took a stop watch to it and we were above 5,000 today for about 45 minutes and then it fell below that. we've had this sell-off today on wall street for a number of reasons but we're wondering if we can turn things around. the dow -- the nasdaq right now is down 30 points. the dow was down 150. it's off that low right now. >> more fallout and reaction to our exclusive interview with billionaire investor stan druckenmiller. his critical comments about ibm prompting bill miller another famed investor to take to twitter in defense of big blue. we will show you what both said and

hoda made hers a little thick, more like a griddle cake than a crepe. yes, well.ed it up. >> i did do it. >> a little ricotta. there's a recipe in the book to show you how to make ricotta. you fold it in half and half again. >> take a bite and go -- >> can hoda have that? >> i can. >> can you mix it with the ricotta? >> this looks awesome. >> there's a drizzle for the top of this. this is an open-face sandwich. a little bit of toast. some sour cream mixture, a bit of smoked salmon. i've made a delicious relish which is capers -- >> the book is fabulous. >> you have to buy it. >> hoda and i are wearing an affordable trend. what could it be? >> lilliana vazquez shows you how you can get it. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> it is the moment you've been waiting for when lilliana reveals her luxe for less. she dressed both of us in a fashionable forward item. >> you guys had pretty good guesses on our facebook page. melody thinks it's my earrings. >> and my bracelets. diane thinks it's my pedicure. and laura says it has to be the shoes. >> lilliana, tell us what