but kool-aid. kool-aid?reat. >> yes, good stuff. >> i have to see this to believe it. >> want to try it? >> i'm going to fry it. >> yes. >> you can look at it from the theme that anything fried is great or step back and say that's too weird. >> how do you actually gather it and fry it. >> they mix wit a special concoction and deep fry it. >> trend is what you say on twitter. >> deep fried kool-aid. a trend. >> the whole half hour. >> maybe the psyching twins can predict whether we'll like it. now, these twins have made some pretty uncanny predictions and they're going to make some more this morning including a few questions that everyone wants to know. what do you want to know? >> we have one over there. >> and a man back here. >> hole on one sec. hold on. i predict that sam will now give us good weather. thank you. >> ah. >> you're good. >> not only was it a good prediction but perfect television weaving. one or two things we want to tell you about. is there heat? big heat in the deep south. that will fuel

kool aid powder is mixed into a batter and fried, then rolled in what else? kool aid. why? probably because "chicken charlie" can. he's fried more than 500 pounds of kool aid since the fair started ten days ago. susie, if fried kool aid doesn't tempt your taste buds, chicken charlie's stand has other fried goodies, including twinkies, avocados and frog legs. >> susie: you know, tom, i love going to these summer country fairs, but i'm thinking more corn on the cob and cotton candy. >> tom: gotta be on a stick though. that is "nightly business report" for this wednesday night. i'm tom hudson. good night everyone and good night to you too, susie. good night tom. i'm susie gharib. good night everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> more information about investing is available in 

fried kool-aid is now available at the san diego county fair. how is it done? kool-aid is mixed with sweet batter and fried and topped with cherry flavored powdered sugar. oh, yeah. don't eat the cool -- kool-aid. >> leigh: i don't know about that. >> alan: hope to see you tonight captioned by closed captioning services inc.

big-name retailers that use the bulk that makes it way to the bay. >> the heat i imagine you want kool-aidut not tried kind. >> not today. see that today. >> you're right. >> from all of us at abc7 news thank you for joining us. >> "who wants to be a

you can see >>> today at 3:00 on 7 live, fried kool-aid?te to help you decide if you should buy something now or later? then at abc7 news at 4:00, michael finney shows the common mistakes people make remodelling their kitchen. at 5:00, big-name retailers that use the bulk that makes it way to the bay. >> the heat i imagine you want kool-aid but not tried kind. >> not today. see that today. >> you're right. >> from all of us at abc7 news thank you for joining us. >> "who wants to be a ♪ [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service than comcast can give, now's a great time to switch to at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get at&t u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only 29 a month for six months. or get 300 back via promotion card with a qualifying u-verse bundle. [ male announcer ] u-verse tv lets you record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. and you can record and play back your shows from any room. plus get an hd-ready dvr receiver included at no extra charge. [ female announcer ] cal

back to you. >> fried kool-aid. >> yeah. >> how do you do that? >> we're not sure.0. >>> in the next half hour, no pants, no problem. why u.s. airways allowed a guy in women's underwear to fly while a kid wearing saggy pants got arrested. >> and president obama prepares to announce his exit strategy from afghanistan. how soon troops will start coming home. >>> and we all know what happened with the explosion here in san bruno. but this morning, new concerns about what danger may lie in pipelines underneath other areas of the bay area. we'll talk about the latest pg&e document dump coming up. >>> and we're here in pleasanton where it's already 71 degrees early in the morning. temperatures going to climb into the mid-90s later on today. i'll give you some tips for keeping cool and for protecting your property. ,, ,,,,,, [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective.

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it's fried kool-aid. it tastes like a hush puppy with a cherry flavor. it's from the same guy that fried the oreo cookies. >> i stay away from them. >> thank you for watching eyewitness news on wjz-13, maryland's news station. i'm jessica kartalija. >> i'm don scott. >> and for marty bass, i'm ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

some lebanese has really drunk the kool-aid about radical islam and a jihad. other support hezbollah because other support hezbollah because it has power and dignity to the shia community that has been marginalized and politically for 100 years and many of these people who have no interest whatsoever in war with israel but knows they support hezbollah and they know they have a diverse supporter base and pass to try as hard as they can to make of these people healthy happy. it will eventually be impossible but a matter of time before the contradictions and something different happens. >> and the idea of the iranian society really taking root in the arab world is hard to see. if it works, again the story is told. but it would be as the war arab state despite what iran has been providing to the shia relevance in that community. so lebanon may reassert itself once again to accommodate the new challenges. you can see that. >> it will be okay. >> host: or we are all dead. >> guest: that too. >> host: why would you go back? >> guest: i like to go back this summer. no

need to keep the ponzi scheme going and they don't like guys like me that say don't eat the corporate kool-aid and don't thought of the political junkie and who's they who say is that the anchors of the politicians is it was only it is it's it's the corporate media look i know a lot of these people the corporate media we have dinner weeks log and they say how fortunate i am because i'm not the holding to anyone they have that paycheck that they have to worry about so they have to watch what they say they go off you or add a line they get the call from the top or from somebody out in the political field that doesn't like them so asking about this guy or that boy or girl and this is going to before we run out of time you got me pretty upset here i'm pretty depressed after the segment if the republicans don't have it right if obama doesn't have it right if no one has that right is there any sort of hope for some sort of positive development i mean how do we get out it's not so we have to get out of the you know the messes take it take a cue from iceland tiny little iceland i guess that's the only

kool? look at cinnamon. smoking marbys." [ laughter ] look at this one, over here.they are, downing some booze, right there. there you go. yeah. [ laughter ] just ridiculous book. and this is my favorite, 'cause i bought this used, off of amazon. right? so there's some writing on the back. right? some kid was reading it. at the end of the -- it says, "latawnya learned to say 'no way' to drugs." but the kid who owned it crossed out "no way" and wrote, "thhhhhhhhh." [ laughter ] and he wrote "uh oh," "no way," "shut up," and "no," and then finally settled on my favorite, "shut the jeabot." [ laughter and applause ] that's gonna be my new go to phrase. "shut the jeabot!" hey higgins, shut the jeabot, man. >> steve: hey! >> jimmy: no, it's cool, man. >> steve: all right, shut the jeabot. >> jimmy: yeah. >> tariq: shut the jeabot. >> jimmy: yeah, what's up, my man? audience, you want to say it? one, two, three -- >> audience: shut the jeabot! >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. everyone's doing it. it's catching on. this next one -- this next one's a book. it's a bo

temperatures may increase a couple of degrees on friday and then kool cool down sharply on saturday and the pattern for the next several days. on the coast, low 60s. lovely weather and a consistent pattern. >> good spot right now. >> we are very much. >> health news. to the number one food that makes us fat. harvard researchers figured out that eating an extra helping of potatoes each day can add one pound every year. adds up to a lot of weight gain. and the worst choice of all, potato chips, fried or baked. they cause more weight gain than downing an extra helping of soda or red or processed meat. i'm glad chocolate is not as bad. >> i'm sure it's on the list. >> our prodeucer was saying what about cheese its. can i have cheese its. >> buster posey out for the season but with the giants trying to end the five game losing streak. have no [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d!

reynolds, the maker of camel, kool, winston and salem says, quote, the anti-smoking message plainly conveysraphic images and designs intended to elicit loathing, disgust, revulsion, the government's viewpoint that the risks associated with smoking cigarettes outweigh the pleasure that smokers derive from them. do you think r.j. reynolds has a point? is this message just a little too strong and sort of unnecessary, certainly coming from the federal government? >> reporter: get over it, r.j. reynolds. this is a case where slowly but surely their industry is being strangled by more restrictive laws and regulations, whether it's new york where you can't smoke outside, in some cases in parks, australia where you can't smoke on a beach, you can't smoke in any restaurant, in any cafe, in any bar. so to quote the famous old line, me thinks you protesteth too much. >> you don't think it will have an impact. >> it's a picture on a packet. a nasty picture on a packet. committed smokers are not suddenly going to rush their hands into their eyes in horror and run into the other direction. certainly thos

they have fried kool-aid, too, is that right?don't know if they have it but it's the kind of new in thing for fairs this year. >> you're all about in? >> i'm all about what's in. i follow the trends very closely. yeah. [ laughter ] >>> let's go out live to pleasanton. and you can see it is starting to get a little sluggish in the westbound lanes. once the sun comes up it's difficult to see but the left side that's westbound 580. drive times, it is a -- what is that? i don't wear glasses but i probably need them. 26 minutes. all right. [ laughter ] >> 580 coming out of the altamont pass. so we are seeing a lot of brake lights through livermore, from vasco towards airway. coming into san francisco, looks like my producer gianna is working to put up this shot. poor gianna. put her on the spot. time's up but 101

some lebanese support hezbollah because they really drunk the kool-aid about resistance and radical islam and jihad. other support hezbollah because hezbollah pays for schools and hospitals. other support hezbollah because hezbollah brings power and dignity to the shia community that has been marginalized economically and politically for hundreds of years. i have met many of these people who have no interest whatsoever in the thing in an iranian style state and they have no interest whatsoever in the war with israel and yet they support hezbollah so hezbollah knows they have diverse, a diverse support base and have to try as hard as they can to make all of these people happy at the same time which is very difficult to do. eventually it is i think going to be impossible for them to do. it is just a matter of time before all of these contradictions work themselves out and something different happens. >> host: and they have to contend with again the way the history, the persians and arabs have had pretty tense times. the idea of an iranian society really taking root in the arab world is hard

they kind of made their own kool-aid even some of the bankers saw magnetar betting against it. in fact what really happened here was individual bankers within these organizations kind of took their own institutions down or caused their own institutions to take losses. they're operating for themselves and not the institutions at large. >> jesse eisinger, put this in the bigger scheme of everything that happened since the financial collapse. how significant is a settlement, the allegations here in the settlement? because we know the sec went after goldman sachs, now j.p. morgan chase. what is that up to? >> right. well it adds up to fractions of bonuses that these bankers made and these banks made in profits in 2007, you know. thisthisthis is chump change. the top executive has not been held accountable to any significant degree for any of their actions or the bank's actions in the lead up to the financial crises when often they mislead -- misled their own clients. i think people may be frustrated. now the sec is working very hard and these cases are extremely difficult to prove

that she wasn't dead or hurt when she crawled out from under the train herself and she had this big kool-aidce and it was just like, okay. i'm all right. are you serious? really? okay. just get out of the pit now. come on. >> sophia scrambles to her feet, falls, and is finally helped off the tracks by shocked bystanders. >> she seemed so calm. i don't know if she -- i didn't really know if she knew what was really happening at some point, you know? >> sophia did not respond to our requests for an interview. fortunately, she escapes the incident with only a few scratches. >> it wouldn't have been a good outcome if the train would have went any further. because there isn't a lot of space between the actual equipment and the ground. it wouldn't have been pretty. >> they said your actions were heroic. >> for their quick thinking sharise and a co-worker receive a host of awards including one from the massachusetts governor. >> i didn't think of it as me being a hero at all. it was just me doing a job like any other. it was just a reflex of, you know, stay calm and just stop the train. it's all i

fried kool-aid.aid powder are deep fried and then rolled in, what else, more kool-aid powder. >>> it's now 8:04. back to al with a check of the weather. >> thank you so much, savannah. a lot of nice folks here. california -- where in california are you guys from? >> we're from delano. >> you're absolutely correct. letha s whaeet'int'enppg. your forecast for today. memphis, tennessee, wmc-tv 5. afternoon thunderstorms. 92 degrees for a high today. on the satellite radar you can see that big low pressure system spinning around nebraska bringing around a lot of rain. some areas in minnesota, three inches. risk of thunderstorms in texas all of the way into western p.a. and west virginia. sunshine in new england going to be beautiful. record highs in the south >>> good morning to you. well, we traded in the low cloud cover for cool skies and a really cool morning. already at 75 degrees in fairfield and 72 in hayward. same thing goes for san jose. later on today, the triple digits back on. the map is warme

>> no, no, i think kool-aid has remarkable effects if they drink too much.his point, given the entire conversation we've had. >> i don't think you can get elected without creating excitement. i just don't think you can. >> okay. >>> up next warren buffett and the mayor of new orleans. but first to bill karins for the forecast. >> the sun, it's way too hot. i mean, the temperature in the middle of the country is ridiculous. 105 in moussen yesterday. that summer heat, look at that ridge in the middle just dominating the weather pattern. it was cool this weekend on the west coast and in new england, but that's not going to change, but as we change, the hot air will push to the east, areas like dc, new york and philly, get ready. look at today's highs, no relief, and a horrible drought especially in west texas, where the 100 heat between denver and kansas city. i mentioned the heat will arrive. look at washington, d.c. in the days ahead. wednesday and thursday, could be 95 and 100. so they're used to it in the deep society. in the mid-atlantic and northeast, it

there's no way he's going to drink the kool-aid and run a 2007. [laughter] obviously the business of race and race in america and race as a factor of politics was on my mind, but he certainly raised that as a potential national figure. whereas he wasn't the reason i wrote about the race. he certainly was somebody i thought about why this writing. to any chance she'll do a follow-up novel with obama as they carried her? >> you know, the problem with doing that is you really are constrained. as much as i do research, i like to make stuff up. [laughter] so he's been have to get along with having like one life rather than to. >> return to jupiter in the double site because he's not really in the book. it's >> you to your something terrible? you know, i always worry within the american president about what's going to happen -- the people who are -- you have any mental institutions are allowed to acquire guns in their something deeply wrong. so i thought about god. in fact, a cassette recording of a generic president year. it saddens me to say that. tha