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i should have had more peanut butter and jelly. i'm just saying. >> maybe. >> let's look outside live, very nice evening. it got to 54 today, our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. pressure rising 30.07, winds calming down northwest at 9 and dew point 24. we'll watch that very carefully. that is an indication how dry the atmosphere is and how much it can cool down when precipitation starts falling. coastal storm sunday, hasn't changed. keep your saturday night plans, hasn't changed. it may start as rain d.c. south and east, but it will quickly change to snow between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. so places like waldorf and maybe even northern st. mary's county may initially see rain, but it should change to snow quickly and the critical times are still 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. sunday. we're still almost 48 hours away. impact for the snow threat, howard showed you in at known. this hasn't changed too much. what may surprise you is the highest threat is not north and west of town, but rather south and west of town, especially back int

so from the beginning, what jelly roll morton talk about, this idea.is very latin to me. >> hinojosa: it's true. >> he call it the... >> hinojosa: i never thought of jelly roll morton and latin... >> and he call it the latin tinge, you see? and that's that rhythm. (sings rhythm) as a matter of fact, william c. handy, who wrote "st. louis blues," you know, he went to cuba. he spent some time in cuba. so it's a lot of history that connect us very deeply. but it's a lack of understanding regarding to jazz and latin america. the other part is that i envision the festival... like, if you go to europe, you say, "i'm going to the european jazz festival." my dream is one day we said, "we're going to the latin american jazz festival," which already there is a lot of them. and the people are embracing this music with the power that you wouldn't believe. kids playing... from early on playing this music. they are really into. they love it. they love the freedom of expression. so i see latin america playing a very important role in keeping jazz alive and in develop

or jelly beans. i think spring is in the air.prime time cbs lineup at 10:00, new episode of hit crime show unforgettable. and please stay tuned for eye witness news at 11:00. >> new york diner owner is putting his money where his customers mouths were when their team wins the super bowl. the owner made a bet with customers if they ordered more than $200 worth of food and in the giants won, they would get a refunds. the giants of course brought home the lombardi trophy and al was left with $60,000 in refunds. he says, he has no regrets. >> i bet he has customer loyalty after that. have a great day. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

we had one ton of ky jelly which was -- >> jimmy: worldwide shortage that week. >> yes, exactly and - can say it does indeed get everywhere and he, you know, he was brilliant at presenting the idea of this creature just been born and has to stumble so i have to help him up, very difficult to know where to put your hands, it slips all over the place and sometimes it's unfortunate and, believe -- there are only a few places you can really get any traction if you're in a ton of ky jelly half naked even with robert de niro i can tell you and he's a very well built young man but the thing is it is very, very challenging, exciting. it's exciting to be in that tub with him but. >> jimmy: more for you than him. >> but slippy. >> jimmy: wow, that's some experience. >> it was. we became very close after that and both promise not to tell where it all ended up. >> jimmy: you played sir laurence olivier. we say sir because we don't know better. in "my week with marilyn." i think we have a clip. do you want to tell us about this. >> i guess this is just a point where in their difficult relationship

. >> i was born, bread, toasted, jellied, jammed and honeyed in harlem. always enjoyed fashion, art, culture. because it always seems i was always 6'0" tall even at 16, i started with a modelling agency. >> reporter: modelling would take her to bloomingdale's where she became one of the first african-american models. >> someone said i want to see audrey smaltz. they pointed me out. oh, no that can't be her. because of the color of my skin, she said you don't want this job. i said, yes, i want this job. >> reporter: she landed a pivotal position as commentator and coordinator of the ebony fashion fair. >> an entrepreneur is a person who takes risks. i mean, sometimes calculated, i'm going -- i'm going to jump into 20 feet of walter. >> reporter: calculated risks, there are some things she feels all business women need to remember. >> believe in yourself. and just do it. >> reporter: during her decades of fashion forward, she's done thousands of shows and helped thousands of stylists, make-up artists, photographers and producers get their break. >> people c

. >> grape jelly. >>> big changes coming this weekend. t looks like we could be seeing another winter mix later this evening. not a whole lot with this system. not picking up on a lot right now. we are still underer mainly clear skies -- under mainly clear skies. as we take this further out, we can see across the midwest, heading into missouri, already getting some snow, mixture here. temperatures will be warm today. of course we're going to start out as rain and mix over a little more to some snow. talking about the temperatures, we're cold this morning, bundle it up. 22 right now in tow son. bell air coming in around 25 degrees. all right let's get a check of your traffic now with ang la. good morning. a little bit of fog in morning. all in all things good? >> for the most part. we are looking at good visibility out there. we had a look at the bay bridge this morning. just want to update you on the accident situation on 895. all lanes now open northbound 895, just past the bw park way. we're looking good there. on i-95, a nice ride for

jelly fish to nemo himself. nothing is too outrageous. >> you aren't going to quit your day job, are you? >> no, don't even tell them about this. >> celebration is likely to last into the early morning, but the party officially ends at midnight when police clear the streets. marking the beginning of lent. the period of fasting and repentance before easter. cbs news, new orleans, louisiana. >>> i have to do that one day before my liver gets too old. d.c. held its own mardi gras tradition today. you can look at these kids running around. teams from cathedral and the washington diocese. they flip pancakes as they race for the coveted golden skillet. that is a top prize. pancakes are traditionally thought of to be a good way for christians to eat food that they are supposed to give up during the 40 days of lent that come before easter. there you go. tomorrow is ash wednesday. >> i'll take a pancake. >> everybody likes to have a pancake. >> 50 today. and we're happy with that. just wait, we're talking near 60 tomorro

. >> and finally some jelly beans. >> yes. this is our candy man.t's great about the candy man, there's three types of settings on it. a small handful, big handful and a bowl full. all you have to do is switch it, put your hand underneath and it just spits out your favorite candy. do you want to test it out? >> that's fantastic. i think i'll do it later when i can enjoy myself. i happen to love, love jelly beans. jennifer, thank you so much for joining me today. these are things you can find on the internet. a lot of stores carry these kinds of things. just go shopping. it is time to do it so they'll be ready for valentine's day. thanks for coming. >>> 11:51. coming up, a preview of the new series "smash." >>> plus, tom kierein will have another check on or work week forecast. >>> and stay with nbc 4 all afternoon. at 3:00 ellen celebrates super monday and welcomes jim parsons from the big bank theory to her show. again that's at 3:00. >>> nbc's hit show "the voice" is back and out to find the next best singer. ♪ >> season two premiered last night r

feed your great ideas. ♪ it's peanut butter jelly time ♪ ♪ peanut butter jelly time [ cheers and applauseke up. all ready for you to come home. [ laughter ] where you belong. [ laughter ] >> george, let's -- >> say i'm batman. you'll help me. >> it's okay. you have to do it, billy. the academy has you the youngest, hippest brigwriters i town. >> charlie wanted to tell me all the viewers at home he wants to buy them all a free car. i thought i would tell that. enjoy that, charlie. >> does that offer apply for co-anchorsment. >> he must think i am -- if i could do it, i would. you gayle, anybody. when billy crystal took the stage last night, the oscars went off without a hitch under incredible security. >>> hundreds of officers from the lapd, the fbi and the department of homeland security all working together. senior correspondent john miller has an inside look at never before seen tools they were using. >> while most eyes are fixed on the red carpet trying to recognize someone famous, police are fixed on the crowd looking for someone bent on infamy. it may be someone with a gun or a terro

she had so much fun and liked jelly beans .o have a certain set up when she came in and she loved kfc. we lived in the same neighborhood and i would see her in the kfc all of the time and we had a lot of fun. i remember the last time i saw her up there, if memory serves me correct. she had a two piece and a biscuit. she was so much fun. >> she seemed so approachable . at that level of fame, you have to surround yourself with handlers and people and so forth. but the aura she put out was a woman in touch with the people who were buying her muc. >> very much so. very much so. and if you stand around her, you might have to start dancing and she was always moving and always in the moment and always put you first. she was a very, very sweet, giving person. and when she walked in the room and she lit the room up. just a beautiful woman, oh, my goodness. >> did fame change her that much? >> did you see the affect of her. this is arguably the top selling most awarded female artist of all time. >> i don't know if it changed her, i know

. >> jelly filled. thanks. good morning, everyone. we have an incredibly warm, this is the day for you. people are texting me, twittering me, whatever you call that stuff, lynn, all the way from across the country. flowers are out in new england. it's been an incredibly warm winter. this morning we're at 45 in new york. temperatures in the 40s as far north of montana. there's not many chilly areas. what's going on? why are we going to see an incredibly warm april like weather pattern. we have a warm spot over lake superior. it will sit there for another 24 to 48 hours. it will act as a heat pump. the winds flow counterclockwise around the storms. that's got a westerly or southwesterly wind going all the way from the gulf in texas through the eastern half of the country. all the warmer air is down to the south. this is blocking all the cold air from the north for the time being and allowing the warmth just to flow across the eastern half of the nation. that's why it's so warm out there. you can actually see the spinning right here. tha

you drop your toast, it lands jelly side down.ve got this huge mess and there's jelly in our grout lines. >> let's have a head-to-head competition: your chemical pad mop against my professional steam pocket. >> all right, here we go. o.k., i can see what's already happening here: mine's gliding over the top of the mess and i'll tell you what, it's not even getting in that grout at all. it can't because it's flat. >> this is the perfect example of combining our steam pocket technology with our intelligent steam control, and our unique micro-fiber pads that reach deep into those grout lines. i guess you're gonna have to finish mine, then. >> no problem, that's what i'm here for. >> nicely done. >> my new professional steam pocket mop is the most powerful and versatile steam mop i've ever made. >> so we're really gonna put it to the test. mark is gonna dust, mop and scrub on three different floors, and he'll do it with just one side of the super-absorbent micro-fiber pocket. are you ready, mark? >> all right, i'm set on dust mode, i'

a jelly bath. >> a jelly bath. an amazing product.r. so you can sit in there all night. >> and they've got a romantic playlist that they have programmed into an ipod for the room. which is good. what were the prices on this again, $189? >> $250 a night. >> great. warmer weather, let's go to the caribbean. you like turks and caicos. >> a fantastic romantic destination. i was there at gray's bay last summer. i walked past five destination weddings. the hotel is offering, the veranda, all inclusive, you pay $2,000 for three nights and you get absolutely everything. all your means, drinks, champagne, breakfast in bed. so you know, there's nothing less sexy than having to take out your credit card every time you have a snack or a drink. >> round-trip airport transfers, complimentary wi-fi, and complimentary international telephone calls, that's the veranda resort and residence in turks and caicos. you like the windham rio marr beach resort in puerto rico. >> you don't need a passport for puerto rico. >> i'm thinking it's high season in pla

the biggest loser among the s&p 500 was jelly maker j.m. smucker. a disappointing quarter and outlook hit the stock. shares slid 8%. volume was almost ten times average, with shares sinking to their lowest since october. higher prices of its jif peanut butter and folgers coffee hurt its sales, and margins are getting pinched by higher costs. meantime, amazon.com also missed out on the rally today. shares fell 2.5%, and they've been trending lower since october. morgan stanley cut its rating to equal-weight over concerns that sales of iphones and ipads could hurt amazon's electronic book selling business. but there was also an industry report showing amazon's own kindle fire tablet has cut into the market share of the ipad. and a couple of specialty retailers saw big stock losses. build-a-bear workshop fell apart, losing more than a quarter of its value. earnings came in shy of estimates and its store sales dropped. online jewelry retailer blue nile was tarnished after missing estimates and a disappointing forecast. shares fell 10%. finally tonight,

at the end of this article from the telegraph they say yet drastic reforms are underway the event jelly's most public hospital in athens has cut its operating costs to one hundred twelve million euros last year from one hundred forty nine million in two thousand and nine so drug costs have been slashed by thirty percent by switching to generics his audit discovered that the price of one of the drugs used fell from twenty seven euro's to three euro's and eighty three pence we never used to count the cost so here's the copyright cartel unwittingly being possibly there's a tink in the copyright cartel intellectual property right cartel hold on all our economies here through the banking hold on this economy yeah so if greece can become the reverse trojan horse to destroy the cop. cartel by switching to generics and they in this time of stress it could yes they'll be owned by the banks but they will have knocked out the copyright cartel which of course is the other engine of our oppression in our modern time it could be a reason what happened with the museum it could be the copyrights are cart

. >> i have a wager, with lobster and clam should artery pd i will get jelly and bread. >> i'll haveheese sandwich. >> giants corner blitz and get them one on one? >> and defense is every bit as good as his. >> some of delegation they called of them a loser. >> consider where it's coming from, no. >> i have no knowledge of that. >> just ask you, how is it in the dome? >> i think it's wrong. >> really? you want to the jam? >> they don't have enough pizza. >> how is the game going to end up? >> miami needs the money. >> this conversation would be better if you my what you were talking about. >> are you worried about the secondary. he had a tough time this year. >> and why don't we take a five-minute break? >> superbowl half time show, madonna, will you watch? >> i will watch but i'll be drinking more bud light. >> yeah, hope make sure she keeps other clothes on. >> what is your superbowl tradition? >> to go my daughter's house. >> get together with friends and family. watch it on big screen. pop a lot of chips. >> you are going to get nothing and like it. >> how do you get your fiber?

her teammates call her jelly buchl nicknames go, the enforcer might be a better fit. is one of the things she loves about rugby. >> i don't know why i'm thinking about this. i like knocking people out of the way. >> her path to this side of disabled sports began with a diagnosis that could have ended her life. the former gymnast living in dorms at ucla she began losing her balance. >> in six months i fell down the stairs between 12-15 time autos this is the level of the tumor. >> doctors soon confirmed the cause. >> we were shocked to see the findings on her mri scan. her newer logical exam was normal but she had a tumor within the center of the spinal cord, in upper segments controlling breathing. >> this neurosurgeon believed coremove the tumor but advised the price of saving her life might mean the loss of motor function in arms or legs. two centers declined performing the procedure its a challenging operation because of the vital structures surrounding the tumor. >> in a 10 hour operation, the team removed sections of vertebrae then began carefully on the tumor, w

. >> arngelica makes jelly but the enforcer might be a better fit. >> this is one of the things she lovesout rugby. >> i like knocking people out of the way. >> her past is extreme disabled sports begin with the diagnosis that could have ended her life. the former gymnast was living in the dorms at ucla when she lost her balance. >> literally in the six months, i fell down the stairs 12 and 15 times. >> this is the level of the tumor. >> doctors confirmed con informed the cause. >> we were shocked to see her mri scan. her neurological examination was normal but she had a tumor within the center of the spinal cord in the upper segment which control breathing. >> philip weinstein believed he could remove the tumor but the price of saving her life might mean the loss of motor function in her arms or legs. two prominent medical centers declined performing the procedure. >> it's an extremely challenging operation because of the vital structures surrounding the tumor. >> a ten hour operation. the team removed sections of vertebrae from her neck and carefully resecting the tumor. at several poin

what's getting us here is that many people when they try to reduce sugar they take out the obvious, the jellye cookies, cake. but the truth is we all need to go into our cabinets and clean house, because many of our even favorite savory items -- chips and breads and salad dressings -- have added sugar. these actually don't. >> the naked ones. this one does. if you do have to go for this, portion about 100 calories in a little small bowl. >> tortilla chips? >> they don't, but many of the pretzels and breads and salad dressings have added sugar. and what happens is we're loading up our sugar and we don't even think we have a sweet tooth. we don't realize it. you will dramatically reduce the amount of sugar you eat getting rid of the hidden sugars. >> come down to the sweet stuff. what can we eat? anything? >> you have your memories. >> a little bit. if you are that type of person that dives into the whole pint of ice cream at midnight, have a portion, a half a cup of the real thing, or a half an ounce of dark chocolate with your dinner. the protein at dinner will help stabilize your blood sugar

>>reporter: her team mates call her jelly but the enforcer might be a better fit. this is one of the things she loves about whether he will chair rugby. >> i like knocking people out of the way. >>reporter: her path to this extreme side of disabled sports began with a diagnosis that could have ended her life. former gymnast was living in the dorms at ucla when she began losing herbal. >> i think literally in the 6 months i fell down the stairs between 12 and 15 times. >> this is the level of the tumor. >>reporter: doctors at uc sf soon confirmed the cause. >> we were shocked to see the findings on her mri scan. her neurological examination was normal but she had a tumor within the center of the spinal cord in the upper segment which control breathing. >>reporter: neurosurgeon wine stein believed he could remove the tumor but he advised her and her mom that the price of saving her life might mean the loss of motor function in her arms or legs. 2 prominent medical center had already declined performing the procedure. >> it was an extremely challenging operation becau

little bit sweeter with more toast to it and a fig jelly. use texas toast. a little bit of a sear and we have the sandwiches here with the foie and a great way to finish it is with maldron sea salt. gives it a little bit of crunch, salt. delicious. >> that's really good. >> it's not just for breakfast anymore. >> no, it's not. >> fantastic. >> now a sausage and duck cassoulet. >> this is our most popular item. we are at 11,000 feet up on the mountain. we bring it up and cook it at that altitude. we cook it low and slow because of where we are. we have beautiful white beans you soak in water first. >> right. >> we have them hot in the pan. we need to add the veal stock to this. >> all right. >> a little bit of our tomato paste. >> why tomato paste? >> you need a little bit of acid in it. the fruitiness that really makes the beans pop, the veal stock pop, everything else. for the sausage, up in telluride we use elk sausage that we make there or buy from some of the local guys. because it's fat tuesday we are using andouille sausage. lamb sausa

jelly fish to nemo himself. nothing is too outrageous. >> you aren't going to quit your day job, are you? >> no, don't tell them about this. >> the celebration is likely to last into the early morning, but the party officially ends at midnight. marking the beginning of lent. the period of fasting and repenitence before easter. while the new orleans police department is expected to clear the streets here in the french quarter in a few hours, revelers, derek, are expected to do what they do every year and that is head back on to the streets immediately after those officers stop by. >> who did you have to bump off to get this assignment? that's all i want to know. all right, thank you. washington held its own mardi gras tradition today. it's the annual pancake races down at the washington national cathedral. teams from the cathedral campus partner flipped pancakes. that's the top prize. pancakes make good use of milk, butter, and eggs that are normally avoided during the 40 days of lent. >>> coming up on 9news, tho

pregnancy terminations occur at such an early stage in the pregnancy that ultra sound, you know, the jellyoss the belly, that's not possible with very early pregnancy termination. so the vast majority of pregnancy terminations in virginia if this law withstands court scrutiny will be that the ultrasound will have to be done vaginally. and that is experienced by women as an intrusion, as a violation and for mr. marshall to talk about the fact that we have better health care, more health care available as some kind of economic rape when his own state is passing a law that requires this procedure for women which is completely medically inappropriate is beyond outrageous. >> i mean, and the bill that has helped 86 million people, the people that have pre-existing conditions, i mean, that's rape, but let me bring you to the second thing that the virginia house of delegates did. the personhood bill which is now has 12 other states that are considering -- well, 11 other states that are considering this personhood law. this has got to be scarey to you and the members of n.o.w. and americans all ov