. >> the humble heinz kethchup packet is changing. you can peel off the top, so you can dip your food right into it, or you can tear off the end and squeeze the ketchup t. holds three times as much. >>> a missing giants fan is found. i'm dennis o'donnell and the missing giants offense came alive in the 8th inning. did the giants have enough in the tank for a comeback victory? the minute is next. ,,,, chamberlain, a disabled giants fan, on september 7...well..we >>> police issued a missing persons bulletin for billy chamberlain. a disabled giants fan on december 7. he has been found. the main entrance to dodgers stadium parking lot. turns allot he came down to see the giants play the dodgers. he had no idea people were looking for him. he lives in l.a. now. >>> his fourth home run. the dodgers have an early 2-0 lead. chris stewart, of all people, he owns clayton kershaw. gone. the giants have a run, but that's all they got. kershaw got his 20th win. the giants lost 2-1. the wild card leading brave jumped on marlin starter, sanchez, gon

fake injuries they have aided in films like dumb a"dumb and dumb" but with the new ones, designed by heinz. it holds more, do you don't have to open as many to begin with. this might be the answer to everything. the cotton begin, the lightbulb, the ipod -- and new ketchup pact packets if we can do this, there is hope for the economy, the middle east and other stuff. >> the condom killed me. >> reporter: i'm john berman for "nightline" in new york. >> thank you for watching abc news tonight. hope you check in with "good morning america." george stephanopoulos has an interview with mahmoud ahmadinejad and his visit to the u.n. we'll see you tomorrow. >> dicky: up next on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live" -- simon cowell. >> jimmy: you think i've had work done? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't even do work. the whole kardashian clan came out to support rob. there was so many in the

. >>> heinz is coming out with a new ketchup package.the redesigned package is called dip and squeeze. one end can be peeled back for dipping while the other allows the ketchup to be squeezed it. it should be cleaner than the old packets. looks good to me. i know i've got hit with ketchup. >> ashley, thank you so much. >>> the college student that was ordered to pay $675,000 in a music downloading case won a reduction to $67,000. but he decided to appeal that. now he must again pay $675,000. the recording association sued joan tannenbaum accusing him of illegally downloading 30 songs and sharing them on the internet. a massachusetts appeal court now thinks he must pay that $675,000. >>> coming up next on your tuesday, we'll check your weather forecast. >>> in sports, a stands alone. mariano rivera, the greatest closer ever. ra var va, the greatest closer ever. we believe honor is not exclusive to the military. and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we use

heinz company releasing the dip and squeeze as they call it, promising ketchup could simply be squeezedne end or the lid can be pulled back for easy dipping ecstasy. >> good to have options. >> convenience has its pri. it will cost more than three times the old ones. not all restaurants will jump on the hot new tomato craze. >> understatement to say that's cause to celebrate. in a related study, it doesn't take a rocket sicientist to mak a burger. if you want to upgrade a smash hit, call a pickle chemist. no joke here. wendy's consult aid pickle chemist before launching dave's new hot and juicy. quizzed customers on things like lettuce. coast to coast on a burger eating tour. a burger with extra cheese, thicker patty, buttered bun. >> i could have told them that. >> you should work for wendy's. >> switching from white to red onions. >> my grandpa would be happy. >> and they will go with crinkled pickles. i know you're thrilled about this. wendy's hasn't changed its burger since 1969. they go on sale, starting today. >>> 11:22, now that we're all ready for lunch. oakland, the new hollywo

after years of fighting with the old ones, heinz is out with a new vessel for fast food ketchup. it's shaped differently, opens differently, and contains three times the amount of product in the new packets. they're already being used at some dairy queens. wendy's gets them later this year. no comment yet from the really big players, mcdonald's and burger king. >>> up next here tonight, a legendary entertainer in trouble on the web for something he said on the radio. >>> tony bennett was the toast of new york this past weekend, a gala 85th birthday bash. a celebration of his new album of duets. instead he's under fire for something he said about 9/11. he talked about fighting the nazis in europe in world war ii. he says what he witnessed in france and germany in war made him a pacifist later in life. he said the united states caused the 9/11 attacks because of our actions in the persian gulf. george w. bush made a huge admission to him at the kennedy center in 2005. >> he told me personally that night, he said, i think i made a mistake. >> really? >> he was talking about the war

after 42 years of watching people struggle with those little plastic ketchup packages, heinz, the largestmaker in the country and the world has declared it's going nationwide with a new dip and squeeze, and here's how it works. you peel back the bottom of the pack to dip the food in, open up the top to squeeze it, and the ketchup will come out. wendy's will have them by the end of the year. mcdonald's and burger king are testing them now. hooray. small victories, as i said. >>> and tonight, "made in america" is back and determined to get action and answers on creating american jobs. a young woman sent us a message. she's 1 of more than 20 million college students in this country who can do their part for the u.s. economy and so can their universities. how? abc's sharyn alfonsi knocked on her door. ♪ >> reporter: it's blue band day at southern methodist university. a lot of boxes and a few tears. >> i love you. >> hi. i'm monica. >> reporter: but monica recendez doesn't have anything to unpack and not by choice. >> and we're looking for things for my dorm. >> reporter: inspired by what she

heinz has just the answer for you. it's new so-called dip and squeeze packets.off and dip your food in or tear off the end and squeeze the ketchup out. it's the first redesign of the classic ketchup packet since it was created in 1968. fast food chains will start offering them soon, and they'll be sold in stores for the first time. and hallelujah. >> right. heinz executives often joke that it was created in 1968 and the complaints started in 1969. >> i've been complaining my whole life about those darn packets. i can't stand them. >> and now you have the two options. you can either squeeze it or peel it back. >> perfect. and what about when you're driving? maybe you can -- >> well, you probably shouldn't. >> you probably shouldn't at all. >> they shouldn't condone that, driving. >> and squeezing ketchup. yeah. here's a look at your weather. thunderstorms in the south from tallahassee to atlanta, nashville and raleigh. chance of showers from d.c. to new england. showers with winds topping 40 miles an hour across the upper midwest and the dakotas. thunderstorms in

. >>> heinz is rolling out a new way for fast food restaurants to serve ketchup.mes as much and customers say the new containers are not as messy. that is good news. >> i mess up every time they know me. >>> on trial in italy what they did not do. why scientists are facing charges accused in the deaths of hundreds of people. >> we saw some of the bests and courageous awe discs in my life -- auditions in my life. >> why the return of simon is the x factor. . >>> welcome back seven scientists on trial in italy not accused of predicting an earthquake two years ago. it killed more than 300 people in april of 2009. prosecuters say scientists did not provide adequate warnings. searchers around the world say quakes are impossible to predict and they call this case an attack on science. >>> tomorrow simon cowell returns here his new show the x factor has long been a hit in. uk and now he is bringing it to the united states. he brings contest and its as young as 12 years old. he was interviewed recently and described the scene as hopeful as they gave it their best shot in

. >> thomas edward heinz. >> walter g.dith. >> betsy martinez. >> michael a. marty. >> karen ann martin. >> god bless every soul that we lost. god bless the family members who have to ende that loss. d god guide us to our reunion in heaven and god bless the united states of america. >> our own rick levinthal is live at ground zero today as he was ten years ago today as well. rick? >> and megyn a remarkable contrast from the live images in soldier field in chicago where tens of thousands of people were cheering and celebrating america to the images here where this ceremony at the world trade center just now beginning to wind down. takes more than four hours to read the nearly 3,000 names of the victims who died here and in shanksville and at the pentagon down in d.c. and they are still finishing up right now and near the end of the alphabet. they began just after 8:35 this morning. and, of course, had six moments of silence to mark the times that the towers were hit. the times that the towers fell and also the time the plan

heinz is launching a new container shaped like a traditional heinz bottle with a peeled back lid.diment lovers the option to dunk their fries. >> i've been reading about this. >> why are we focused on the computer? we should be focusing on ketchup dispens. >> we don't have to shout it anymore. >> i read a story about what heinz did. they bought a used minivan and took it to wendy's and parked it outside and watched people eat the fries with the ketchup to figure out how to produce a sense -- >> tomorrow, what french's mustard is working on. >> meanwhile, let's take a look and find out where it's raining and it is raining in portions of the northeast, as you can see down through the mid atlantic and we've got some thunderstorms moving through the great state of alabama on into georgia and south carolina at this hour and also some widely scattered showers in porptions of florida. current temperatures across much of florida in the mid to upper 70's already. a lot of 60's across portionses of texas up through the central and northern plains. it is currently 40 in caribou, maine, and i

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i think some people took a wait-and-see approach, but the outpouring of support from within heinz county actually people from rankin county has been tremendous. we've had a number of groups that came forward and said they want to help. they denounce this kind of action, and they want to make sure this never happens again. so the family has been very encouraged with the outpouring of support from the community. >> winston thompson, thank you for joining us live this day. they have filed a lawsuit against the seven teenagers involved in this murder, according to the prosecutor. thank you, sir. into big changes for michele bachmann's inner circle. mark preston, part of the best political team on television. i love saying that, mark. just a couple weeks ago considered a front-runner, now changes in the campaign team, and drop in poll? >> after the iowa straw poll, you would have expected michele bachmann would have gotten a huge jump, seeing the fact she won this early critical contest. but rick perry announced he was running for president on the same day and deflated the air out of that. ed

steel or heinz , companies with substantial operations overseas exist to serve local markets overseas. what i would hate to see us do is move in a direction that creates an even greater incentive than there are ideas to have corporate headquarters somewhere else. as that process jobs, a lot of good jobs. so my preference would be filling those in the direction of a more territorial system. and like to get back to you another line of questioning that senator portman raised. and that is how your methodology quantifies the feed back of variations in policy. celebs and her studio, you acknowledge that personal incentives affect behavior and so used an example of reduction in the payroll tax might create an incentive for someone to enter the workforce because their after-tax earnings would be that much higher. of course that's true of any production in marginal income tax rates, payroll ordinary income. my question is when you analyze the night, do you attempt to quantify the number of people who enter the workforce in response to the greater incentive to work? >> when we undertake are mac

behind him is senator specter, republican of pennsylvania, senator john heinz, republican of pennsylvaniaand behind him congressman tom ridge. and you see the photograph of senator percy. i mention that because of viewer said there used to be room for people like charles percy. are those the good old days that the tea party wants back? i think not. next call is barbara joining us from cincinnati. good morning. welcome to the conversation. caller: ok. well, i thank you for c-span. i do enjoy it. a couple of things. number one, i know both democrats and republicans are sending a my way or the highway message. so i guess i say the caller sometimes let's not go down that road it's really a waste of time to point fingers. what we need now are ideas. as a republican i'm not really thrilled with polarization blocking progress. that's just a comment listening to some of the other callers. but as far as the millionaire tax, i think actually it seems kind of piecemeal and i look at it and think i think we need an overhaul of the totaled to so we create some sort of a level tax relative to income on

steel or heinz , companies with substantial operations overseas exist to serve local markets overseas would hate to see us do is move in a direction that creates an even greater incentive than there are ideas to have corporate headquarters somewhere else. as that process jobs, a lot of good jobs. so my preference would be filling those in the direction of a more territorial system. and like to get back to you another line of questioning that senator portman raised. and that is how your methodology quantifies the feed back of variations in policy. celebs and her studio, you acknowledge that personal incentives affect behavior and so used an example of reduction in the payroll tax might create an incentive for someone to enter the workforce because their after-tax earnings would be that much higher. of course that's true of any production in marginal income tax rates, payroll ordinary income. my question is when you analyze the night, do you attempt to quantify the number of people who enter the workforce in response to the greater incentive to work? >> when we undertake are macroeconom

june 8th, the dallas museum of art, june 11th, heinz history center that's in pittsburgh. is that wayzata, minnesota? why there? >> guest: it's outside of minneapolis because of a wonderful friend of mine, bill water, who's very active in the national park foundation has organized an event and wants me to come and do it. c-span: philadelphia, then harvard bookstore and then the tour as listed is closed on -- later on in june at portsmouth, new hampshire. >> guest: yes. c-span: how do you feel about this? >> guest: i love it. c-span: why? >> guest: i like to meet the people that read my work. i like to -- i like to see what's going on in these different places. i enjoy -- i enjoy talking to audience. and particularly audiences that are a mixture of generations. i guess it's the irish in me. c-span: maybe i missed it. you didn't answer my question about whether you're going to do another book. >> guest: no, i didn't. [laughter] >> guest: i didn't. c-span: what's your thinking? >> guest: oh, i'm thinking all the time about it. nothing happens when one of these ideas just clic