chef adam perry lang.] >> jimmy: this is their new album. it is called "some nights." here with the song, "one foot," fun. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm standing in brooklyn just waiting for something to happen ♪ ♪ i can't help but love thinking that everyone doesn't get it ♪ ♪ to my left there's a window where did i go ♪ ♪ my reflection just blends in to rows of clothes ♪ ♪ and bad ideas but ideas nonetheless in a song ♪ ♪ i put one foot in front of the other one oh oh oh ♪ ♪ i don't need a new love or a new life just a better place to die ♪ ♪ i put one foot in front of the other one oh oh oh ♪ ♪ i don't need a new love or a new life just a better place to die ♪ ♪ i happen to stumble upon a chapel last night ♪ ♪ and i can't help but back up when i think of what happens inside ♪ ♪ i got friends locked in boxes and no way to live ♪ ♪ but you call it a sin isn't up to them after all after all ♪ ♪ i thought we were all your children ♪ ♪ but i will die for my own sins thanks a lot ♪ ♪ we'll raise up ourselves

please say hello to adam perry lang.t of all, i know what charred is obviously. what is scruffed, tell us. >> we'll do it together but it's when you increase the surface area of whatever you're cooking, so it's kind of going to feather or fluff and it makes flavors pop. >> jimmy: that's what we like. you don't have to wear glasses or anything. >> no. >> jimmy: what will we make? >> a rib roast cooked like a steak. >> jimmy: great. why do you say cooked like a steak. >> because we'll smash it and it'll scruff and we'll spread it out, increase the surface and flavor and brown and tenderize it as well. >> jimmy: we'll beat this beast. >> i don't want you to hold back either. but what you do -- >>. >> jimmy: i don't hold back. >> i cut the bones like this and everything built on this steak is so you can eat every bit. >> jimmy: how do you pick a piece of beef like this. >> great question. how do you pick it? how you pick it really is you're going to pick up fine grade or choice grade. want whatever marbleization to have no b

in the district there is widespread damage and lange during power outages after the storm. thankfully nobody was seriously hurt despite trees being torn down, transformer's blanc and roofs torn off of homes and barns. unbelievable there was no deaths or serious injuries. >> the wild weather comes really fast. we had severe thunderstorm warnings it at that time. you can smile about the weather we had today because it was really nice today. a temperature above average. up to 91 degrees. 86 is where we normally are this time of year and we are actually going to see below average temperatures as a move into the start of the upcoming workweek. the dewpoint levels are in the mid 50's. whether by the network shows and would branches 72 degrees. -- woodbridge 72 degrees. southern maryland is 70 and lexington park. temperatures cooler to the north and west in the 60's. the dewpoint levels, they have been talking about this for a couple of days. in the lower 70's. today in the 50's. nasty storms, high pressure off the coast. a call from off to the west of us. with those clouds a few

let's look at how things ared an the mid at lang now -- are around the mid at lang now. just -- mid-atlantic now. in the roanoke area we have a few showers and thunderstorms. that first batch will generally weaken moving towards d.c., maybe a spotty shower overnight. for the main action we have to look out through the ohio valley and tennessee valley. so far tonight we've had 96 reports of wind damage, no tornadoes, but a a lot of strong winds as these have been marching east. there is potential for severe thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon i think from 4:00 until 2 a.m. that's because there will probably be two waves of storms to watch. there will be some late in the rush hour, but damaging wind gusts, large hail, isolated tornadoes, maybe some flash flooding as well. this is a good time to remind you that our fox 5 weather app, if you aren't close to a tv or can't watch us tomorrow at 5:00 and 6:00, keep an eye on this. download the app for free. you can see radar and also see that big line of storms as it's getting closer to us. you'll know if there's a severe thunderst

she doesn't look like a dorothy lang photographer. i am sure she felt better. these are stair cases in new deal buildings. part of the idea, i think this is really an expression of the old arts and crafts movement, which elnor roosevelt was part it. this was a janitor, once he checked me out, he said, come on in, i have to show you something. there was a beautiful wood laid mosaic. this is a marble mosai c. this is at the national zoo. and there's the beautiful rock work. they didn't build porto potties. this is a restroom in yosemite. we discovered these above phoenix. then there's art work which celebrates people doing ordinary

she doesn't look like a dorothy lang photographer. i am sure she felt better. these are stair cases in new deal buildings. part of the idea, i think this is really an expression of the old arts and crafts movement, which elnor roosevelt was part it. this was a janitor, once he checked me out, he said, come on in, i have to show you something. there was a beautiful

the olympic lang in pristine condition -- lake in pristine condition.f fans on for the practice round. rickie fowler out of stockton. tiger woods is still the betting favorite. and 7:33 tomorrow morning. some are saying possibly the greatest pairing ever for ground 1 at the u.s. open. kron4 will have it. of

same thing at lang don. marks were erased that could have lowered scores. not good. the chancellor of d.c. public schools puts it in perspective. >> i'm so pleased this investigation confirmed what we thought all along, that there's no widespread cheating in d.c. public schools. in any system you have a couple of people who choose to break the rules, out of over 1100 classrooms tested, to have only two classrooms with confirmed cheating tells me that our teachers, our administrators, our school staff are doing right by our young people. >> in washington, kristen fisher, 9news now. >>> again, two d.c. public schoolteachers are in the process of being terminated and more firings could be coming. >>> coming up, he served his country with three tours of iraq, but now a former soldier feels betrayed by the government and the gi bill. we'll explain. day two of jury deliberations in the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial. the jury asked to rehear testimony from mike mcqueary. he's the former grad assistant who testified he saw sandusky engaging in a sex act in a school shower w

jessica lange. now here, "fantastic mr. fox." i've seen this movie a hundred times because my son harry loves "fantastic mr. fox." and you play the attorney, right, the weasley agent, or actually the attorney. >> i am a badger. >> dave: badger, yeah, that's right. that's great. and now, "moonrise kingdom." let's talk about that and show a clip. what can we tell people about this. is it a fable, a fantasy? what is it? >> oh, jeez, it's both, dave. ( laughter ) i don't know what it is. but you have to see it. you have to see this movie. and i'm not, you know, i will pimp for most of my work, but this is really a good movie. >> dave: lovely. i... and i forgot this, when i saw this movie, "moonrise kingdom," i also saw-- yeah, i saw it and i-- they ran a preview for the "f.d.r." movie, which i thought i can't wait to see the f.d.r. movie. with you as f.d.r., and it is the meeting between f.d.r. and the, quick, prince... >> king of england. yeah. >> dave: and is that as good as it looks? >> and the queen, yeah, it's good. that's good

and i'm eun lang. it's humid. it is raining out there.it was humid, and all of a sudden. >> we have been running a deficit in 2012. this will help out a little bit. good timing as the prime growing season under way. we look at what's been happening over the last several hours. moving color is generally light rain.

lang -- >> alan: rick is in hear for shu. went down the final strike. >> rick: a bay bridge series to remember. after nail-biters on friday and saturday, today's game was decided in the bottom of the ninth. griffin was making his major league debut in the first, postie, welcome to the bigs. tenth home run of the season, 2 or giants. mr. perfect game, matt cain, gave up a run in the first and through stenstrong innings, gets session sed disfor a strikeout. the rookie went six innings, striking out four and allowing three hits in the sixth, oakland had two on for smith. this is called foul but the replay appears to shot i kicked up chicago so should be a fair ball. a's manager not happy. smith, popping up in foul territory to end the inning. cabrera with a fun running catch. the a's had another chance in the eighth and josh reddick hits into a double play and looked like oakland would fall short again but with two on and kuo out in the ninth. full count on rookie derek norris, comes through with his first major league home run

it is neat because we segregated the bike route from the car lang. if you live on that side of town, in a few weeks, you will be very happy. yeah, as you know, the numbers that came out about the initial estimates to do a bike lane on our side of the bridge is something like $100 million. that is very frustrating because i would like to see other engineers design something that might be more palatable financially. i do not think we have figured it out yet. it is going to be pressure building as we get to the opening of bay bridge. i would think, since we are talking about increasing ferries for the rebuild of treasure island and america's cup, i think the ports with love more ferry service. -- would love more ferry service. we could have treasure island get more dedicated ferry service. it would be great if we could do that. meanwhile, we will try to figure out if there could be something else that could be engineered on the existing bay bridge. >> thank you again for joining us, " mayor lee. very excited to celebrate this with you. [applause] is gra

her body was discovered on top of her windshield >> she was lange facedowns over body was all cut up and smashed everywhere from all the windshield >> her brother says the glass was not properly bonded to the car, causing it to pop off. she died in the hospital in the arms of her family. this investigator says some companies are sloppy. he shows us improperly installed windshields that he has taken into evidence like this one without enough glue and this one that pops out when the investigator slams the door. unfortunately, this is all too common >> the only way for you to determine whether or not a windshield is truly installed properly is to move it >> she had a hunch when her windshield started leaking when she went through the car wash and after watching undercover video of her installer working on another car, this industry expert might know why. he says the oil from the installers hands could keep the glue from bonding but the bigger problem is a 2 in. break in the glue >> -drive that car >> the company declined to comment but after gee's death he push for new industry certific

and in spite of that we're not in the business of lying to people he says lange about gold content tooned it can be plainly marked the kid makes something up and say let's actually kills. i saw your previous segment and that proved that there are still people lying. any says many employees were honest and unaware of what was going on behind the scenes until the check started bouncing. >>> the say that is when he instructed them to immediately shipped back all the gold in spite of laws requiring that a stay in some counties for 30 days. >>> so they're asking me to ship it out of state against if you want to put that way then yes the final straw for many. >>> i'm not going to jail for him i'm done doing that man's dirty work. nicholas, there are warrants out for some of the buyers to issue the bad checks and others have filed complaints with the attorney general's office did not respond to requests for comments but according to company e-mail's its move out of its corporate offices in is downsizing to the economy to what cbs five. >>> to this look familiar to you? it's a new exhibit at

in the morning he got physical with a lang time wilson building reporter for wtop radio. >> he was in front of me. he turned and he pushed me and he started to talk to staff to ask them to remove me from the room. >> the attorney's office had no official response today to questions about the status of its investigation of brown. that may change before the end of the week. derek. >> all right, thank you, bruce. a teenager convicted of killing her own mom is headed off to jail for the next 48 years. ashley nicole pled guilty back in january. she was just months short of her 18th birthday when she shot her 62-year-old mother, brenda, last summer. ashley's boyfriend, eddie, was also convicted for being an accessory in the case. he's due to be sentenced next month. >>> and jury selection began today. the former penn state assistant coach facing 52 counts of abuse of ten boys over a 15 year span. about 220 potential jurors are in the pool. the judge says he is hoping to start the trial on monday. right now, nine jurors have been seated. >>> and there is new information tonight about the dri

these people have no hope lange government. they did not think it will change anything at all. the eu leaders in global markets will be happy, but most observers i have spoken to are very cynical about the prospects of this government lasting. they did win with a very narrow majority, and they have a strong opposition party, with a state did not take part in all in this coalition talks. damage to talk about the sarcasm in the cynicism that is there. there are reports that the two junior members of this new coalition have refused to sit in the new cabinet because they do not want to be associated with any new budget cuts that, of course, will have to come. >> the terms of the bailout agreement was a big sticking point during the coalition talks. all three parties that are going to be in this new government have distant viewpoints on the bailout situation. i think we will see some very difficult decisions made in the coming weeks. i think this government will get off to a very difficult start. they have not actually formed a new cabinet complete yet. that still has to be done ton

what that meant was, we could put in lang in a mine permit to where we could take people out of flooded areas, we put them up on a surface mine and leave the power and the sewage there instead of taking it all out and starting over. that's what you get when you mine coal in areas that need to be surface mined. let these people have a life. we have had two major floods come into logan county. army corps, coming in there, troops, cleaning up our area, if those people would have been on some of these surface mined areas that we have, that wouldn't have happened. if you don't think you can get killed, go back to the buffalo flood few years ago, 124 people. >> i'm an environmentalist too. it used to be aoc, that's original contour. plan out what you want to do with that property after the extraction of coal. if we mine all the coal in southern california that needs to be mined, 3%, i'm telling you we can make it on 97% of the mountains. second fact, i chair one of the most instrumental groups in america, the atv hatfield and mccoy train system. if it's so devastating, we have had visitors fr

uncertainty as to the exact track, but i think it will eventually get across florida back into the at lang. then it's going regeneral -- the atlantic. then it's going to regenerate and create a tropical storm. it might even impact our beaches with some rip currents. this is i think hysterical. these are computer models. each line represents a future track of the storm. you talk about they're not agreeing? look at this. you got storms going west, models taking it east, to a loop and one taking it off north and east. the consensus at the national hurricane center is it will work its way across north florida. in the meantime we're talking an additional 10 to 15 inches of rain down there. right now our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son, almost clear outside, 83. look at the dew point 44. the dew points are in the 40s, you can open your windows at night, but tonight you'll get cold. temps 83 downtown, 82 manassas, in the 70s in leesburg, 79 also up in frederick, looking at winds gusting at 30 miles per hour ushering in the cooler drier air. the winds will be with us through wed

[ laughter ] they told clubber lang he couldn't stop rocky.hey said lord voldemort couldn't defeat harry potter. [ laughter ] and they didn't. they were right. it will be tough for the thunder. they have to find a way to regain their momentum. and maybe it's too late, but might i suggest a viewing of a little movie called "how stella got her groove back"? [ laughter ] worked for me. this nba finals, they've been getting big ratings this year. it seems live everybody is watching the game. but everybody isn't watching the games. there are 100 other channels, and some people are watching other stuff. so just for the fun of it, i switched over to bravo on tuesday, during game 4, and this is what they had on bravo, >>t that girl sarah broke the bow off my cake and ate it. >> are you [ bleep ] kidding me?! >> jimmy: i think that -- [ laughter ] i think that's a technical fou lebron james is not the most popular player in the, he did make a lifelongfan after the game, he handed his sweat band, you'll see here, to a woman in the crowd, who immediately

[calling names] eden long or lang. thomas simpson, vinnie aurora, jerome france, and anna saints. >> hello. my name is javier. i am a business with the laborers. this is one of the most important projects. i do not have to tell you how bad it has been for us, and in the last two or three years. to approve this kind of project, it is a matter of survival, not only for the laborers but for the union. by approving this project, it is going to help our members, community, and also the population. we need a hospital. for us as the laborers, it is a total package. it is not only going to produce work, manpower, it is a center because it provides service for about 60% to 70% of our members. i am going to leave you with this. and i believe there is something. there is a solution for every problem. i encourage you to find a solution. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you, mr. florence. next speaker. >> good evening, everyone. my name is ignacio, and i work with local 261, san francisco. with more than 3000 members, , -- workers,

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lang you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. wealthy british sign on the sun. that's not on the tires on. the market so why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our. news today violence is once again flared up the from these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. time julian assange. yes. it is true when he read the expose the secret these documents belong the united states government being attacked by the powerful united states strongly condemn. people illegally should. be without charge but that hasn't stopped. the day. that can change the world tomorrow. during the last few years. today i speak to two giants of the intellectually known films can read now on ling

and then there's a wonderful book by bill lutenberg on the lang shadow of fdr running at least to ronald reagan. even reagan turning against the new deal, but embracing that style of leadership on the explicit example of franklin roosevelt. and now what today? what for us? and we look in this country and find many great leaders in every field. we find great leaders in american universities. you're in the presence of one in david borin, such an extraordinary leader that way. and there are 3,000 american universities today, and most of them are in the hands of very good leaders. we see good leaders in government. one of my privileges is to -- talk to the first classmen at west point, which i've done these last two years. and the leadership of these young men and of the general officers of the u.s. army are extraordinary today. and we find that everywhere in this country, except recently on pennsylvania avenue. and i wonder what the future holds for us. and much of it, i think, it was said by thomas jefferson that his toughest job of his presidential office was appointing other people to of

and, if you're contemplating a facelift or more for your house, lange says always start with guess where: >> kitchen. that kitchens sell a home. kitchens are where all my clients spend 90% of their time. people like to cook now, people like to congregate in there. >> reporter: who wouldn't want to congregate in this kitchen. suzanne pratt, "n.b.r.," new york. >> tom: kermit baker is the director of the modeling futures program at harvard university. with us tonight from that school. kermit, your index of home improvement activity has been climbing lately, it's been pretty optimistic, in fact it's up to the level that we last saw back this the middle of 2008. 123 billion dollars spent at the end of last year. is this recovery sustainable? >> i think it is, tom. we saw pretty steep decline, as you noted, from mid 2007 up until the middle of the year in 2010, and it's kind of been hanging around that level, waiting for something to give it a little spark. and looks like we finally got to that point, looks like we're going to have a good year particularly a good second half of 2012 and we ex

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lang you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok you don't know i'm tom harman welcome. he. sees a very. security council raises suspicions from. the east. discussed in beijing. an increased cases of assaults on women in. stanford university professor. his views about president obama's foreign policy. challenges. feel. loved. however welcome to the spotlight they into the show on r t imo good moments they my guest is william perry. as the presidential campaign in the united states is in full swing it's affecting life not only in the us but in other countries as well what guarantees on the americans ready to give the russians consoling that a.b.m. system in europe or what's cooking in washington concerning the arab countries pakistan. iraq sample well these questions are the.

it so that insurance companies and these big corporations cannot take advantage of the very broad lang. there's not a lot of specific language in this act. >> matthew as a licensed insurance rep. the insurance companies have been taken a great deal of criticism from some people in society. i'm wondering what your view overall of the business that they provide to americans. >> caller: it's very clear, i'm not currently with a company. i'm in between companies. i'm still licensed. but when it comes to all of this, you're talking about risk. without insurance companies each person would have to be individually assessed. you're talking about if one -- it might be different because of your family's history than mine. because of that if you don't have these group policies protecting people, your costs really go up. and when it comes to the services, it means that since everything is being judged on average, some people pay more. some people pay less. but at least it's the same price for everybody in the same company. >> what in your professional experience would be the most effective thing i

the lochness monster exist that's according to one school in america which went to extreme found lang's to try to disprove the theory of evolution. just give me the next big win you sure let me then use plain my sword i don't agree you don't agree with everything my son is in the arena i don't know what is crap we are going to try to for you fair. if you knew. sure of your country. to country. the border. you find in so many oceans war. watching r.t. now while european governments are more focused on tracking terrorist cells across the globe they face another fight at home security experts say domestic terrorism has gained a considerable foothold in the continent explains web savvy users are increasingly the victims of radical ideologies. in the war on terror in me funny is raging in europe at the moment we're seeing an ongoing battle of ideologies people pushing the boundaries of freedom of speech with anti islamic rhetoric was at the same time extremist views are being expressed under the banner of freedom of religion this ongoing struggle is overshadowing a much more serious problem

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lang you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harman welcome to the big picture. of a. golden globe. but speak. to. her or her. and. her wish. oh. mom is slow. but. we. just see them on the minimum. amount of money by no means a lobotomy.

lange during showers along the coast and the good news is less humid air coming in behind this front. wind shifting to the west, 65- 72. 92 degrees right now. it will stick in the area. temperatures are not going to call dramatically, but this will dry out. it will feel more comfortable. a nice area building in on saturday. lots of sunshine anticipated for tomorrow. late in the afternoon for the evening, in the great lakes, making its approach. there may be isolated showers developing after sunset sunday evening. monday night and tuesday, even cooler air will come in. we are trending downward. a warm day tomorrow, but less humid. some of saturday morning at 6:41 bay water temperatures in the central part of the bay close to 80. into the mountains, a beautiful saturday. lots of sunshine. if you thunderstorms may return, but staying moderate. on the short tomorrow, humidity levels dropping. the next round of storms will not get here until late sunday evening. temperatures cooling off a little bit. a chance for showers in the morning tomorrow and laid into the evening. the bulk of the we

bring bankers up there to tease out the inside information there's jamie this presidential tough lang's stashing around she going to then giving get coded messages like by this by that here some inside information completely breaking the any sense of any securities act of thirty three thirty four anything that's ever come after that just breaking it willy nilly and calling that somebody is a performance artist jamie diamond is a performance artist a fraud but a man off broadway but just limited to two and i want to tell a story downtown where a lot of audience is going to pause his brilliance and interpret the securities laws in an artistic way but it's nothing to do with the law well max speaking of greek tycoon. facing lax regulation you know jamie dimon is from greek ancestry we have a special report how a greek bank in fact in cyprus like many greek tycoons these days andreas vegan poulos is in trouble this is the marfan popular bank in cyprus which is collapsing and threatening to take down the cyprus economy with it the scale of marfan's problems poses difficulties for the cyprus

. >> researchers have lang to this sudden onset of meat allergies to a tick found in virginia.1000 cases already in central virginia. >> it is a new form of food allergy when you eat beef, pork or ham and you develop hives. >> hives that burn and itch with intensity. >> john grisham tried to find the reasons of his allergies. reason lee, he found out it very likely could have been a tick bite. is making it so difficult for them. >> you do not get beehives until four hours later. you have no idea how strange that is for us as allergists. said never heard of an allergy from a tick. it's scary. >> they continue to study the blanket, so they are urging to keep an actor close eye out for those tiny insects. abc 7 news. >> 7 is on your side in a trend on what drugs are being prescribed to children. it according to the study prescription antibiotic drugs declined by 14%. attention deficit hyperactivity disorder medications increased by almost 50%. the reason? increased diagnosis and better treatment. >> anyone who has been to a hockey game knows that fights are a part of the game. tha

. >> america faces enormous cha langes. unemploy mint. out of control sped anything.olitical grill donk. economic sta nag toin. we need a real loader. along with a bald new va vie that. mint wrong, republican for the perspire dent. >> jimmy: painful. almost like they maid it up. second last round of presidential primary hs new jersey, south dakota today. but candidates romney and obama already clinked thard party's nomination. today's primaries mostly for people who really love stickers. this is pretty good. this is a video of a little boy named matthew. he broke his arm playing sports. not sure which sport. but he had to have surgery. the doctors had to put him under. i don't know how funny this kid matthew normally is. but when he woke up, he was hilarious. >> it wasn't so bad going to sleep? >> no. >> it's awesome. >> it was good. i feel dizzy. why do i feel dizzy? diz dizzy. dizzy. hay, gee gee, where are you in why is there two of you? >> well, it's because the medicine. >> hey, dad. what's up? what's up, man? >> hey, what's the big -- what's the big orange thing

voter they authorized viewers to take a pen and pad and think of slogans and other pieces of political langej you see here. >>> thank you, james, it is 46 after the hour. just when you thought you heard it all about solyndra now we are finding out there are two things the government hasn't told us about the bankrupt solar company. >> it could be the biggest medical break through in the fight against cancer. could the cure be found in the common cold? >> last charnce to answer our question of the day. we want to know what you think about this. should apple's -- should we take apple's iphone siri seriously? >> brian kilmeade has what's next on "fox & friends". >> good morning to you. great show as usual. what's coming up straight ahead. blood and guts. i am talking about benjamin patton grandson of george s. patton he is here with a side of history we have not yet seen. john stossel the libertarian thought. michelle mar kin can be opinionated i have heard. bristol palin will be here and massachusetts senator scott brown. lots of people think essexy one of which is ian. fox and friends starts i