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. >> reporter: we just took this juicy t-bone out of the fridge. we'll see if we can cook it on the dashboard of this caca i parked it about ten minutes ago and already dashboard reads 151 degrees. we came back aboutwo hours later and about 195 degrees. experts say this is cooked enough to eat. >> maybe. just doesn't look that great. matt says that steak was done to a medium well stage. >> woo. >> right theren 0 the dashboard. oh, boy. taking a look now at the weather from all around the country, severe storms with hail. gusty wind, also a chance of tornadoes from fargo to duluth. scattered afternoon thunderstorms around indianapolis, nashville, atlanta, jacksonville and much of the gulf coast. more heavy rain in the four corners of the southwest and showers from seattle to portland. >> phoenix meanwhile, hits 108, albuquerque, 93, salt lake city, 86. upper 90s in the twin city, chicago and dallas. mostly 90s along the east coast. >>> more news now. president obama says if he does support legislation that would overturn a law defining marriage as a

and i'll be spewing such juicy secrets, the first three rows will be provided ponchos.ee you there. folks, i love my home town because we know that small town america is the real america. that's where you can still find good morals, a strong work ethic, and primo meth. [laughter] i mean, the high speed chicken feed. so it's time for my latest hometown herotown. this week's hometown hero-town lexington, kentucky! where folks know that there are some things in life worth standing up for. they'd just rather sit down for them. jim? >> sit down and listen to this one, lexington, kentucky, is the most sedentary city in the u.s. a study by "men's health" magazine found it's the most inactive place in the u.s. indianapolis and jackson round out the top three. >> stephen: sorry, indianapolis and jackson. if you want to beat lexington, you're gonna have to wake up pretty late in the morning. [laughter] the survey was conducted by "men's health" magazine. my go-to source for vaguely homoerotic fitness photography and the hottest protein powder recommendations months before they're

. >> that's going to be nice and juicy right there. >> that marbling gives it the flavor and taste of a good steak. >> that's going to be a more expensive steak. >> prime is more expensive. >> let's say i picked my grade. now let's talk about the different cuts. >> sure. here we have four different cuts of beef. starting off with the sirloin. this would be great if you were going to do a barbecue for 20 of your friends. a lot of flavor packed into it. my favorite steak, the new york strip. a will the of marbling as you can see. it's also going to be tender. >> i recognize that one. that is ribeye. >> the ribeye is known around the world to be very flavorful because of the extra added marbling in it. of course the pinnacle, the file minon. this is the white table cloth steak. >> if i'm having a backyard barbecue. which one do you recommend? >> you grab the sirloin f. you are looking for my favorite steak, i love that new york strip. >> that sounds good. i hope i do well. i'm really impressed with your knowledge. now i feel better about choosing a steak before i grill it with the pros.

thank you. >> nothing like a juicy grapefruit. of smells to choose from, but if you'd like to create your own original scent, it will cost you $5,000. so i asked the supermarket we visited why not just hand out free samples so customers can actually taste the products instead of using these machines. they claim they do both, which for them is most effective in terms of increased sales. >> the salgt t of the senses. $5,000 for your own scent. >> that will set you back. >> i don't need to smell myself. >> it's actually not working, by the way. >> woah. >> have a great day. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, some community groups will gather at noon in san francisco to demand action following a deadly officer- involved shooti >>> good monday mornin. i'm grace lee. >>> some community groups are gathering at noon in san francisco. they are demanding action following a deadly officer- involved shooting on saturday. what they want is a civilian review board and the fbi to investigate. the man killed was 19-year-old kenneth harding from seattle. police say

case where you had this confluence of a big public figure, it was a juicy trial, and cable news was just becoming a force. it changed the environment in which we operate, at least criminal system operates. because it's not just cases anymore, it's entertainment. it's a whole media frenzy on big cases. and i don't think that's a very good thing, but that is the environment in which we operate. and lawyers have to deal with that now. >> a very good point. we have some questions from the audience. i'm going to ask the first one for paulette. in taking tony's essence, who he is as a trial lawyer, how does you tell that story in the book? paulette's book is for sale in the lobby and also at green arcade books here in san francisco. how did you do that? you used your art, obviously, and you used writings. but how did you tell that story? what was your hook? >> well, i am not a particularly cerebral person. the king that connected me with tony to begin with is that i connected with his energy at the advice relevant level -- visceral level. i felt his energy. and that's how i could translate it,

they even nationalize the iras because those are nice, juicy targets and that's at the argentine government does when it ran out of money. the worse their faith has a perpetual war. they have admitted it, that this work is on forever. the war on terrorism. from the standpoint of advocate, this is a dream come true, better than the cold war because the berlin wall might fall unexpectedly. it is better than the warrant drugs. this thing goes on forever and never. in fact i have written them is the biggest terrorist purgation. it's an empire that got aces 700 to 1000 pieces and some 130 countries. it embargoes, sanctions, supports brutal dictators, invade, and violates wars. i mean, this is socialist central planning on a worldwide basis. this is where you got the u.s. government which dictators to support, which was to invade. is it any wonder why there's so much chaos increases? this is a central planning does. and what they do is go and create these enemies with bombs, impatience, embargoes and sometimes make light of it. for example when madeleine albright the u.s. ambassador to the united

the vast majority of the coverage i've seen the nitty-gritty and what proposals are there, only the juicytuff. is the media guilty on focusing on the drama and not the details? >> well, i mean, that is kind of what they do. i think that, i think that the political drama is interesting to people, but i feel like the facts have been out there. you can find out what's been put on the table and discussed. i don't feel that that hasn't been really been covered. i think that where you've seen the so-called divide has really been what i think is accurate where you have maybe more lib cal people saying, look, we're headed for a cliff here and something needs to be done and republicans are behaving in an irresponsible way. >> no one is talking about what he and tea party people are talking about on one side, in terms of the gang of seven deal is going to add to the debt. then on the left, i know that there was a small thing in politico, i know media research center, i believe, referred to this about the religious leaders meetings at the water. and there was a small paragraph, but nobody really tal

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i try to do is write what is normally said inside that world because that's where you get into the juicy stuff. that's where the african americans were elevated at sundance and it's only because i've worked with these actors and i continue to work with african american actors who give me a lot of feedback on their characters. women always do this to me, too. there was one workshop we did, an actress, african american actress, michelle shay, said to me, phillip, an african american woman would protect her man's manhood. there's this interracial romance that happens, black man, white woman, and how this is all viewed. she said how she felt her character had to really stand up to protect her man and as a consequence it became part of the play. the african american woman will not tell earl that his wife has actually left him already and run off with another man. she doesn't tell him that because she's trying to protect his manhood. those are things i think if you are a smart playwright, you really take advantage of your very smart actors and your very smart directors. again, this thing where

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whether it's on twitter, sharing lit juicy details about the life of the designer, that kind of thing gets designer excited about the brand. >> right. i think there are a couple of things she can do. she really needs to find a niche. she can't be all things torch. the other thing is stepping out as a personality behind the brand. i had to do that with my skin care brand. what i had to do was step out from behind the curtain and really brand myself with my company and i think that is what can help. >> you're outgoing. you like talking to people. it fits with who your. a lot of people aren't and sort of love their business and love their company but don't want to be out there -- >> i hate turning back to that, one great thing about social media, if you're not outgoing in person i know some shy people who are fantastic on facebook or twitter. they have that barrier. >> the question i would pose to you, do you feel that works with jewelry? social media? >> i think kit. with any consumer brand where i assume with the jewelry company your identity is part of the designs. communicate that on