it's not something you want to eat, but you got to use your imagination with this, like i'm at ihop orng. [ laughs ] o'charley's or something. you know, you got to make the best of the crap. mind over matter. you know what i'm talking? mind over everything. >> narrator: soon after jackson's segregation time is complete, he will leave the jail altogether and serve the rest of his sentence in a home-incarceration program, where he will be back with the woman he loves. >> you got somebody as beautiful as her, it's like finding a diamond for the first time in your life. and i finally found my diamond. all the other ones was decoys, preparing me for the real thing, you know? so when you finally get somebody you really love, you got to take care of that person. >> while jackson feels lucky in love, brian voltz found himself locked up over it. though he denies harming the mother of his 2-year-old son, he is nearing the end of a six-month sentence for domestic abuse. >> we did have an argument. we did have a dispute. but it was never to the degree that it was made out to be. >> narrator: durin

the annual awards list chart-topping deep fried breakfast steak from ihop. no surprise there. smoothies with 22 spoons of sugar from smoothie king. and creamy pasta from the cheesecake factory, thousands of calories. they are delicious. and for dessert, a full pound of chocolate cake with 1,800 calories. >> for eating a pound of cake -- >> that's never a good idea. >>> jay leno asked an age old question of his audience last night, which is a smarter animal, cats or dogs? some pretty strong evidence came in first in favor of cats when he showed off her cat successfully playing a cup and ball game. but were the dogs nearly as convincing? no, man's best friend did not show off his intellectual prowl. the cats were declared the winner. i agree with that. time for an early look ahead and a look back. the aurora colorado, theater where 12 people were gunned down and dozens opened back in july will reopen today. families of the victims plan to boycott the event. >>> on this day in 1994 a 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck in the early morning hours. buildings collapsed which claimed 61

ihop's country fried steak, for example, and steak and eggs has 1700 calories. actually more than that. the cheesecake factory's bistro shrimp pasta has 3120 calories. and maggiano's veal porter house steak has more than 1900. that's before you even add side dishes to it! can you imagine! >> add the potatoes and all the other stuff. you're done. >> i would still eat it! >> bet you would! >> looks good. >>> let's hope tony tantillo's three-cheese tort leany isn't on the list. >> here's tony table. >>> this is spinach tort leany, which i love the spinach noodles, gives a nice flavor to it, stuffing it with cheese. we add the pasta water, because the cheese will thicken it up. >> we put the tortellini in there, now add the first one, ramano. >> very strong cheese. >> i like it, though. this is the parmesan, right on top. let that melt in there. >> always want to stir them up so they don't get stuck to any of the noodles. >> then we add the parsley and we plate this. now we're going to add some mozzarella on the very top. >> here's why i want to add it on top. look

ihop or he hops. how about the follow slam?20 points and virginia tech were in orange but they needed groan. eric green crosses over but the hokies' defense awful. allen to the 10. the terps score 53 in the first half. how about the triple try from there? 3 of his 21. how about a point? a ukrainian exclamation point. maryland wins the 13th straight 94-71. hey coach? it seems like someone different stepping up every game. >> i don't know who our best players are. i really don't. and i think dez when the game is on the line can get to the foul line or the rim and he's really good. alex when he was playing great, you know he was separation. but shaq is coming on now. i think we all feel comfortable as coaches whoever we put in they can handle the situation and it's going to be fun to watch this team just continue to get better. >> it's a lot of factors that haven't been included in us playing and being the best team that we can so far. so once with you all click on the same cylinders it's going to be really, really scary for every

. >> she work at the waffle house as long as the ihop. >> she was in a good mood. >> friends say she did not seem to bother anyone. >> she was friendly. >> leaving them with one question why? >> may she rest in peace. >> police say the suspects may have been driving a red chevrolet cruze with maryland plates but they don't have any numbers for that plates. tips continue to come in and investigators are checking out all of them be still, no arrests. >> we're following a developing story coming out of algeria tonight. one american hostage was found dead after the natural gas plant. secretary of state urged military forces to preserve american lives as they worked to free the hostages. >> police in philadelphia have arrested a man they say through a woman on the subway track. a surveillance camera caught it on tape. he walks up to a woman sitting on a bench. he asks for a lighter and then attacks her. she pulled herself to safety and william clark is charged with aggravated assault and robbery. governor o'malley is laying out his plans for addressing gun violence. he is set to hold a su

. >> zackie ihop what is one of the great stories. -- achmat is one of the great stories.was a very it delivered action that he took. he said in the film, he grew up in a family where his mother said, if one trout could not have chocolate, none of the children would get it. that is a simple way of looking at it, but something that we can all identify with. he grew up struggling against apartheid in south africa, a strong sense of solidarity with his fellow man. he could have easily accessed the drugs because he was an internationally known activist, but he said he was not going to do it. he was close to death by taking that decision. that had a very big impact of waking people in the western run up to the situation in sub- saharan africa. it paid off, so to speak. i feel like a gamble that he took -- he risked his life -- but in a sense, it paid off. the impact of what he did have repercussions throughout the world and will allow the people up to the situation. >> explain how the patents work. >> this is a government grant of the exclusivity which is given to companies gen

ihop has responded.e of items that fits their lifestyle. our menu also features simple and fit all under 600 calories. >> this doesn't fit anyone's lifestyle. >> johnny rockets right here, right? >> this wasn't enough for breakfast and you want to go for a big lunch, we have a double bacon cheeseburger here. four slices of bacon. and we have the sweet potato fries. don't i don't think you're getting any of the benefits of the vitamin a when they're deep fried. >> aren't they healthier? >> i don't think you're getting the vitamin a when they're deep-fried like that. and the big apple shake. it has a full slice of apple pie mixed in it. they're going out of their way to make this as decadent as possible. >> they pulverize a slice of apple pie and put it in? >> they do. and if you want to go for a stroll after lunch, you have to walk for four to five hours. >> 3,500 calories. >> that's more calories than many people need. many people in two days. >> wow. that's something. johnny rockets responded. they say

. >> reporter: if ihop on this, i can get there to tailgate in no time, right? they are ready for the progressive international motorcycle show. coming up, we're going to show you the very latest in terms of bikes. plus, we have the pit stop challenge. we'll tell you all about it live later on fox 5 morning news. stay with us. >>> thanks, holly. we continue to share how you are showing your skins' spirit. carlita shows us this picture she took of alfred morris. she says he wished her good luck as she is expecting her first child. thank you for sharing that with us. we'll be right back. ♪ fight on, fight on ♪  >>> for most people, facebook is a place to share photos and connect with friends. for one oregon teen it's the source of major trouble. portland police say the 18-year- old posted this message -- the teen, jacob cox-brown was arrested shortly after the post thanks to two of his friend who saw the message and alerted police. brown was not charged with drunk driving because police did not interview him until hours after the fa

. >> go to an ihop. >> john: dennis kucinich former congressman of ohio and two time presidential candidate of my favorite people to work in dc. smart career move. >> he'll make a lot of money and he'll have the strongest handshake on fox getting hannity out of that seat. >> he's going to make money. he's going to give them the one possible count point and it's a win-win. maybe he'll bring a little left-wing sanity to the organization. >> and it's about building bridges. it shouldn't be like we should be combative with the right. it's about building a bring and there can be love. you know what i mean? and dennis kucinich could be the beginning of love. >> john: i love getting conservative comedians coming on this show, and i couldn't like it more. they have got an articulate guy who is great at messaging and he might be surprising. >> and he won't be a punching bag at all. >> john: ben kissel, welcome back and comedian negin farsad, and comedian dave rubin. thank you for coming. the latest cues from gun nuts. what assault rifle would jesus buy? my commentary on that next. looking for guns,

also making the list, chili's baby back ribs and ihop's country fried steak and eggs combo. >> identifylad at the cheesecake factory is about 3,000 calories. >>> 9er fans across the bay area are getting ready to sport the big red and gold pride. >> that's right. we want to see your 49ers pride before sunday's game against atlanta. our question, is your kid a bigger fan than this little guy? >> who's got it better than us? >> nobody! >> go -- >> 9ers! >> that's right. high five. >> he is the best! isn't he? meet nate only 3.5 but he is a big 49ers fan as you can tell in that video. oh, so cute. >> love him. >> show us your 49ers fan photos and videos. just email them to mornings at cbssf.com or show off your kaepernicking pictures on our website under the my pix section. we may share them on the show. >> we are still waiting for the green bay group to be singing for joust that's tomorrow. >>> next half hour coming up the world will be watching lance armstrong's interview with oprah today. some of the new fallout for him coming up. >> a notre dame football star says he was duped. how the

also on the list chili's baby back ribs and ihop's country fried steak and eggs combo. >>> the subwaycoming up short for a customer. he posted this photo of his sandwich. according to the tape measure it falls an inch short! the photo has more than 130,000 likes on facebook. subway didn't responsible to the post but it got back to the "huffington post" when they asked about it in a statement the company saying this was an isolated incidents. >> how many people do you think are going to now measure their sandwiches? >> they will go in with their tape measures. >>> in northern california, walmart employee has reunited two little girls with a book they wrote about the rules of life. the worker found it in the parking lot of a citrus heights store a few days ago so he went public hoping to find out who wrote it. a the authors are 8 and 10 years old respectively, cousins. >> i was writing the worlds. my pen exploded on me. >> here you go. among the best of the 158 rules to live by, don't bite the dentist. [ laughter ] >> i don't know. i think they may get a publishing deal out of this. >>

. >>> if you like to eat cheesecake at the cheesecake factory, johnny rockets or ihop or chain restaurantstartled by some of the pounds your favorite dishes are packing. we have the details. see you at 2:00 p.m. up next, are republicans set to strike a budget deal with the democrats? eric cantor sits down with ali velshi for a special edition of "your money" and it starts right now. >>> i'm ali velshi and this is "your money." world leaders including david cameron, angela merkel, even the president of iceland have spoken here this week. but you're in north america so let me focus on the political brinksmanship that threatens your economic futur

. >>> if you like to eat cheesecake at the cheesecake factory, johnny rockets or ihop or chain restaurants, you may be startled by some of the pounds your favorite dishes are packing. we have the details. see you at 2:00 p.m. up next, are republicans set to strike a budget deal with the democrats? eric cantor sits down with ali velshi for a special edition of "your money" and it starts right now. >>> i'm ali velshi and this is "your money." world leaders including david cameron, angela merkel, even the president of iceland have spoken here this week. but you're in north america so let me focus on the political brinksmanship that threatens your economic future. congress voted to suspend the debt ceiling for three months this week, effectively raising the country's borrowing limit while they figure out deeper cuts to reduce the deficit. that keeps me employed for at least a few more months. even before that deadline hits again, march 1st will be on us, the so-called sequester deadline. that's a stupid washington name for a stupid and dangerous washington creation, the automatic across-the-bo

paul to an ihop. we thought it was the height of radical scruffy political act was from. a few weeks ago, the last time so far was also at ucla in los angeles, where i now live. 7000 people showed up to see ron paul running for president again with one of the major parties. they were not curiosity seekers. they were not there to learn. they knew they had to say right and left. daily were booing. the word ben bernanke, they were doing. afterward, rather than retreating to an ihop, i was watching groups gather to talk about their congressional runs for the l.a. county gop central committee were so well attended event at the college campus about to throw for what they were going to write every day. the ark of the story from the first appearance to this latest one was truly dreamlike and a really weird way if you've been watching this story as long as i have. it made me think a little bit about the best way to frame how ron paul did this. one of the things you hear that about his rocksolid consistency, which is very true, but i realize in a certain extent the ron paul phenome

paul to an ihop. we thought it was the height of radical scruffy political act was from. a few weeks ago, the last time so far was also at ucla in los angeles, where i now live. 7000 people showed up to see ron paul running for president again with one of the major parties. they were not curiosity seekers. they were not there to learn. they knew they had to say right and left. daily were booing. the word ben bernanke, they were doing. afterward, rather than retreating to an ihop, i was watching groups gather to talk about their congressional runs for the l.a. county gop central committee were so well attended event at the college campus about to throw for what they were going to write every day. the ark of the story from the first appearance to this latest one was truly dreamlike and a really weird way if you've been watching this story as long as i have. it made me think a little bit about the best way to frame how ron paul did this. one of the things you hear that about his rocksolid consistency, which is very true, but i realize in a certain extent the ron paul phenome

ihop any better? >> definitely not any better.the deep fried steak, eggs, the potatoes, buttermilk pancakes. it's got 1700 calories, almost a day's worth of calories and 3700 milligrams of sodium that is well over two days worth. >> but also delicious. >> i don't know about that. >> no? >> it doesn't look delicious to me. >> come on. >> could i get a vegetable in there? >> it's also doelicious. i love all that stuff. and let's look at johnny rockets. bacon double cheddar, what is this? a bacon cheddar double burger. that sounds great. >> no, about 1700 calories almost a day's worth. 50 grams of saturated fat. 2 1/2 days worth. tons of sodium. add the sweet potato fries. it doesn't mean they are good for you. >> come on. i thought that was good. >> no, and their big apple shake that has apple pie is not good for you just because it has apples. >> you're not fun whatsoever. >> i'm not fun at all. >> this big shake, how many calories does that have? >> i believe that one had 1300 calor calories. i could be wrong. >> dear. >> but it d

take ihop's country fried steak and eggs meal.calories is good for you, the same as eating 20 butter milk pancakes. >> if that's all you eat all day. >> the average american is supposed to eat about 2,000 calories in an average day and johnny rockets thinks you're only going to have a cheddar bacon burger for 1,500 calories. >>gretchen: ban on energy drinks? a major city trying to make them illegal. >>brian: lance armstrong is saying he sued his friends even though he knew they were telling the truth. truth. we'll hear from them. shh! [ breathes deeply, wind blows ] this feels cool. [ male announcer ] halls. let the cool in. my name is taho and i'm a fish guy. it's a labor of love. it's a lot of labor and it's a lot of love. i don't need to go to the gym. my job is my workout. you're shoveling ice all day long. it's rough on the back. it's rough on the shoulders. i get muscle aches all over. advil® is great. pain and soreness is just out of the picture. [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil®. and for sinus co

paul to an ihop. there's a picture of that somewhere. we thought it was the height of radical scruffy political activism. it's great. a few weeks ago, the last time i have seen dr. paul was also at large state university, at ucla, in los angeles, where i now live. 7,000 people showed up to see ron paul running for president again, this time with one of the major parties, and they were not curious, curiosity seekers. not even there to learn. they knew what this guy had to sigh right and left. they were -- the words initials ndaa came out of his mouth they were booing. the word ben bernanke they were booing, and afterwards merely retreating to an i-hop or getting an earl in the school newspaper, i was watching groups gathering to talk about their rubs for the l.a. county g.o.p. position or what they were going to write on their web site that had 5,000 people reading it every day. the arc of the story from that first major college campus appearance to this latest one was actually truly dreamlike in a weird way if you have been watching the