yeah that's what this un(bleep) lard ass actually said. luckily -- [cheers and applause] luckily no matter how messy italy's politics get italians find stability in their faith. >> tens of thousands of the faithful filling st. peter's square to hear the pope who leaves office tomorrow. there's a period where there's no pope and that starts precisely at 8:01 tomorrow night. >> jon: it's chaos! (bleep) cap with condoms. it brings us to our reoccurring -- [cheers and applause] our recovering segment we may have trouble separating church and state but at least we still have both. pope benedict made his last appearance this morning. what does the future hold for him? can't set him up as an expope and wal-mart greeter. that's not going to -- in nomine patris et fili, gatorade at aisle 8. [ laughter ] does the go to the italian vat ran retirement home. >> at the end of month he has to many of out of apostolic palace. today the vatican revealed his retirement home is just behind st. peter's. >> jon: that's comfortable. you know he's unexpectedly s

for it's not lard to play at that level. hardest part is when we get teams that don't play at that level, us falling victim to plays at the level they're playing. >> i would like to play our best against everyone. i want our guys to concentrate on, you know, maintaining, you know, we're not going to win them all, but maintaining the way we're playing, both ends of the floor. >>> so maintaining pretty kell. carl ozner said recently there's not one gaping problem, just a couple little things, if you call little things scoring goals and preventing them, then he's right. nobody on the caps playing well right now including that you are captain alex ovechkin. he's been struggling mightily. just two goals so far this season. like others on the squad, he looks lost at times out there on the ice thinking more than just reacting to adam oates' new system. a win tonight could turn things around, and even sydney crosby doesn't think the struggles will last. >> obviously there's always expectations, a lot of eyes on him, so, you know, th

i'm joined by republican congressman mario diaz into lard of florida. why do we as a country have to live through this? as we look at the results of the poll, who's going to get the blame, republicans are not going to come out so well. the gopers have the weaker political position. doesn't that worry you? >> no, what worries me is what's right for the country. the reason we have sequestration so we have sequestration, a fact of life. we have to replace across the board cuts to frank ly they hav refused to do that. the president said he wasn't going to receive any changes in the past. now the president says he wants changes to sequestration. i agree with that, keep the level of cuts, but change again the arbitrary nature of them, which is why i voted on two occasion to change the cuts in sequestration to more bell-reasoned cuts, but unfortunately no help from either the administration or the senate. we hope they will come up with sequestration. i will tell you, it's very interesting. we now know the administration can single handedly -- the first year is

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because i come from a house where you eat fried chicken, things dipped in butter, lard, and just a traditionright? how can we hold on to it and our culture. >> there's a level of awareness you have to have right there. you say i want fried chicken, so instead of doing it the old fashioned way, use coconut oil and it will be lighter, or maybely bake it. people think about once you go health, you go flavorless -- >> yeah, there's a million people watching the show that say i love being healthy, but not enough to lose my fried chicken. >> i think we have to figure out different ways to do it. >> and we can do things like adding salads. >> i hear that, but in our communities, and this is why the reason for the portion control -- there is 200 to 300 calories that we consume more than ten years ago, and half of them are is sugary drinks. >> if i'm not supposed to drink a 16 ounce sugary druink, what should i do. >> i don't think it's the drink, i think it's the responsibility of the person drinking the drink. >> new york cracked down on how big of a drink, but what are they doing this time? >> we'

. >> playing lard to get. >> give me your check. >> he pulled a fast one. >> jimmy kimmel and fold by abc7 news at 11 and then "nightline." >> that was not romantic. still ahead, a new first the scene westminster dog show and how this guy beat the odds to take i >> coming up at 3, katie goes country, with reba mcentire and chris young. and red light camera tonight underfire for accuracy and now the corruption scandal that will lead ticket holders seeing red all over again. on abc7 at 5:00, the bay bridge party that driving commuter tonight pad. we will toll you how of the bill they are footing. >> guess who is top dog? banana joe. the five-year-old affenpinscher was crowned "best in show" in new york last night. why not? he is the first affenpinscher to take top honor tonight known for monkey like facial feature tonight. what do you think? thanks for [cheers and applause] >> hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. today's first contestant, believe it or not, has tried out more than eight times to be on our show, gone to six different cities. it was his ninth try in toledo, ohio,

three year old lil lard and her sister, a 6 year old were trapped inside they home last night. the intense flames stopped firefighters from reaching the girls, their 8 year old sister is treated at childrens national medical center in dc. the father is in the hospital, their mom was treated and released. >>> we know the identity of the woman found dead in a flooded homeless camp in arundel county. the 26 year old was found in a wooded area at route 198, lorel racetrack in lorel yesterday morning. heavy rains floodsed the camp. >>> after six days testimony from more than 30 witnesss and a sex tape and a man who says he saw felecia barnes body in michael johnson's apartment , the state rested its case. >> the defense team will have its turn with the jury. not before the state calls the final witnesses today. it started friday, calling a neighbor of michael johnson who testified he saw him struggling to move a storage container outside his apartment on the day felecia went missing. the theory is johnson killed barns and transported her body in a blue tote. prosecutors wrapped the

people are having a lard time deeming with the tough outcome of the game. >> my hat is off to them. i wish we had a parade for them. after two years ago we wondered what kind of team then, last year they almost beat the giants and this year they almost won the super bowl. who could ask for more? >> they could have done better and some of the players were whacky near the end i saw a face grabbing, the face grab violation that the referee did not call and that could have been a touchdown for us and we would have won. >> not a lot of people in the office today. maybe they, you know, drank it away last night. but...just quiet over all. >> what kind of mood are people in? >> sad. sad. >> here is a look at the streets last night, the mission district, full of police but not full of partygoers. police were prepared for a celebration and possible rowdiness but it never happened. there were a few troublemakers and they shut them down quickly, though, and made a few arrests and estimate about 25, mostly for public intoxication. police call it a peaceful night and fans were this a somber mood.

people are having a lard time deeming with the tough outcome of the game. >> my hat is off to them. i wish we had a parade for them. after two years ago we wondered what kind of team then, last year they almost beat the giants and this year they almost won the super bowl. who could ask for more? >> they could have done better and some of the players were whacky near the end i saw a face grabbing, the face grab violation that the referee did not call and that could have been a touchdown for us and we would have won. >> not a lot of people in the office today. maybe they, you know, drank it away last night. but...just quiet over all. >> what kind of mood are people in? >> sad. sad. >> here is a look at the streets last night, the mission district, full of police but not full of partygoers. police were prepared for a celebration and possible rowdiness but it never happened. there were a few troublemakers and they shut them down quickly, though, and made a few arrests and estimate about 25, mostly for public intoxication. police call it a peaceful night and fans were this a somber mood.

. >> playing lard to get. >> give me your check. >> he pulled a fast one. >> jimmy kimmel and fold bybc7 news at 11 and then "nightline." >> that was not romantic. still ahead, a new first the scene westminster dog show and how this guy beat the odds to take in before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...fish on! symbicort is for copd including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. with copd, i thought i'd miss our family tradition. now symbicort significantly improves my lung function, starting within

tracy: go with the lard. >> go with the lard. that is essentially it.t of risk and taking profits. tracy: and lard. ashley: and grits. >> and grits. ashley: can't go wrong. tracy: come on. ashley: hey, i'm an englishman and i love them. tracy: cyber criminals lurking on facebook, linkedin and more according to a new fed warning. liz macdonald is on the story next. ashley: first let's look how the ol' green back is doing. basically unchanged between the pound, euro, mexican peso moving lower against the u.s. dollar. we'll be right back. >> it's now 23 minutes past the hour. i'm heather nauert with your fox news minute. secretary of state john kerry is in berlin, germany, pushing for a free-trade agreement between the united states and europe. he says it would increase jobs and growth on both sides the atlantic. it is a priority for president obama in his second term. >>> the death toll from the hot air ballon accident in egypt has risen to 19. the accident occurred when a balloon flying over the city of luxor caught fire and crashed to the ground. one to

. >> it's absolutely slathered in lard. >> reporter: they celebrate extreme obesity.u weigh over 350 pounds, your food is free. you think basso might feel bad about some of this. but he doesn't. not one bit. >> people wonder how i sleep at night. like a baby. >> and john basso, who is the owner of the heart attack grill, joins me now from las vegas. thanks, sir, for joining us. your friend, john almond, i sense you were close to. he died. he had a heart attack. he was a spokesman for the restaurant. how did you -- did you feel at all responsible for that? >> i feel absolutely responsible. anyone who were putting burgers in his mouth on a daily basis should feel responsible. now, granted, we would warn him continuously. we would say, hey, john, those burgers are going to kill you. he would laugh it off. but john, if he did have the ability to be hearing us right now, would simply say one thing. i won't trade the experience for anything. because the experience his last year-and-a-half of his life was a fun one. any weight that he would have gained -- by the way, he didn

the restaurant is famous for the huge burgers, extra fat milk shakes and french fries cooked in lard. >>> taking care of your heart is important. we all know that. but heart disease is the number one killer among men and women and many of you don't know that. so to drive the point home the state department of health is hosting the maryland million heart symposium. it will have presentations about workplace wellness and creating healthy environment. the million hearts initiative has a goal to prevent one million heart attacks and strokes in a five-year period. >>> and to push an implement the affordable health care act in our state it continues in annapolis today. lawmakers are debating legislation that merges the federal reform laws into the state's health care system. anthony brown is testifying in favor of it. the measure includes expanding medicaid, and it creates a dedicated funding stream for the maryland health benefit exchange from the existing premium tax on health ensureers. >>> time for five -- insooners. >>> -- did insurers. >>> time for five things to know. >> reporter: th

the restaurant is famous for huge hamburgers extra fat milk shake and fromch fries cooked in lard.unofficial mascot of the restaurant after could be there -- coming there every dar. day. >>> where do the 1% live in. >> we will look at where the richest people call home and what part of the country has the wealthiest of americans. >> the founder of facebook one of the richest men in the world and now he can add one more accolade. we will tell you what is out on his list ranking second. >> as we head to break, you are looking live from the vatican where the pope benedict xvi is addressing the ash wednesday mass. it's significant because it could likely be the 85-year- old's last mass. he is telling people he is resigning and stepping down is good for the church saying his health can't keep up with the job. >> during his remarks he gave the faith -- [audio not understandable] what do we do when something that's hard to paint, really wants to be painted? we break out new behr ultra with stain-blocker from the home depot... ...the best selling paint and primer in one that now eliminates

. >> it's absolutely slathered in lard. >> reporter: they celebrate extreme obesity.u weigh over 350 pounds, your food is free. you think basso might feel bad about some of this. but he doesn't. not one bit. >> people wonder how i sleep at night. like a baby. >> and john basso, who is the owner of the heart attack grill, joins me now from las vegas. thanks, sir, for joining us. your friend, john almond, i sense you were close to. he died. he had a heart attack. he was a spokesman for the restaurant. how did you -- did you feel at all responsible for that? >> i feel absolutely responsible. anyone who were putting burgers in his mouth on a daily basis should feel responsible. now, granted, we would warn him continuously. we would say, hey, john, those burgers are going to kill you. he would laugh it off. but john, if he did havehe ability to be hearing us right now, would simply say one thing. i won't trade the experience for anything. because the experience his last year-and-a-half of his life was a fun one. any weight that he would have gained -- by the way, he didn't

they agreed to have the minors leave the lard as well as stopping the bottle service and also to not let anybody in until the capacity went down. * the bar last one was the parlor on january 12th at 1:20 there was a fight inside the bar that was broken up. one group left immediately and then security left the other person go out the door as well. the fight continued across the street to where the victim was badly beaten. the last commission hearing i was here, we were talking about the parlor. and i said that, you know, there is somebody drunk at the door. they called the police and they were basically saying i did a good job. unfortunately sometimes we have to call them both ways. here i want to know why the police weren't called upon in the fight and they have a group leaving and the other person going out. the police should have been called so we could avert the problem. we just -- you want let groups that are having a fight go out together because if the problem is going to continue. >> questions? >> i'm sorry, what was the name of the venue with the bottle service and the super

if a place it busy it doesn't mean it's po lard. the last several years within a block of cal state flora, [speaker not understood], baghdad cafe which has been there for decades, [speaker not understood], 2223 restaurant, eich's sandwich shop, jake's restaurant and blue restaurant and that's just what i could think of while sitting here. that's what's in a [speaker not understood]. some have been independent restaurants for 25 years. when minimum wage goes up, when the health ordinance required goes into effect, it can affect a business by $10,000 or more a month. this extra revenue for sales tax or when gasoline goes up, the products go up in cost just because a place is busy doesn't mean it's profitable. regarding the comments on the health and cleanliness, yesterday happened to be a random check. it scored a 92. as you know, when they come in, they don't give you any warning. the question, going from aydin jai alley is kind of [speaker not understood]. cafe floor doesn't charge anybody. we've been having events there, my mardi g

this animal will be covered in lard. >> reporter: what do we have in the back here? >> this is the meat hole. we're going to -- the keepers will put meat and this will be placed in the lion exhibit. the lions will eat and rip poor ruthie to sleds to get to the meat inside. >> reporter: this was made by volunteers? >> yes. they do a lot of great work around here helping to provide different enrichment materials for the animals. on valentine's day you'll see from 10:00 to 3:00 in different animal exhibits all kinds of things. ice treats for otters and polar bears. it gives them something extra to do. it's a lot of fun. we always tell people to bring your cameras. >> reporter: absolutely. it's this saturday. what are the hours? >> we're hope -- open 10:00 to 4:00. we are open through the holiday weekend. that's one of the reasons we stayed open friday, saturday, sunday, monday. >> reporter: excellent. thank you so much . ruthie rhino and honey bunny. >> oh, ron you shouldn't have. >> reporter: well i did. thank you very much. don and marty, back to you. we're live at th

they have not indicated they have found anyone and it is extremely lard -- hard to dig down that hard will bring if the heavy equipment in the morning. >> people in the area say the blast felt like an earthquake and knocked out windows half a block away and felt a mile away with debris blown 100' in the air. the cause is being investigated. missouri gas energy says there is evidence a construction crew may have hit a gas line but the mayor says it is too early to confirm that. >> happening now, dozens of customers in san rafael still don't have power after a major out aim last night. at the height, 20,000 people in san rafael lost power around 6:00 p.m. after a car crashed in a power pole and sever a main line. it is estimated the remaining 66 customers have power restored by 7:30 this morning, an hour from now. right now there are two other unrelated outages in the east bay, two outages in bay point, affecting 351 customers and san francisco has 148 people without power because of two outages there. no word when power in those cases will be restored. >> in the forth bay a health aler

probably better than regular old butter or lard. coconut or oil or shea butter.y will nourish the lips. >> do we have time to one more or are we out? yes, we have time. >> this is one that was written to it us. i have been diagnosed with pmdd and it incident fears with my daily life. most people don't believe there is such a thing. help. i don't know what this is. >> there are huge hormonal shifts that occur with women just before of the change of cycle in the month adding b vit mines. can you take oral contraceptives which are fairly effective for a lot of folks. and if you have big problems, some of the ssri antidepressanted work to deal with the symptoms of the premenstrual syndrome. >> thank you very much. >> lots of information. >> we'll watch your show every day and good luck at the national governors association. >> thank you. >> we thank you for sending in your questions. go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab and tucker and i will not attempt to any medical questions. >> no, we try to stay out of that. >> let's find out what is happening on the r

neighbors say 39-year-old jaxx la lard took, face and hands burned from frantic, repeated efforts to rescue his 3-year-old daughter mad i gan and 6-year-old sophie from the fire that ultimately took their lives. the he was in shock, his face was black. he had burns. i mean, she was -- i mean, it was hard getting any information. she kept saying, my babies. >> reporter: neighbors stood by watching in helpless horror, knowing the precious value, knowing there was no possible way to save them. >> the whole front was engulfed in flames. i tried to go around back with my ladder. when the garage door fell, it act lie a totally charged flame. you couldn't even get close to the house. the fire broke out about 11:30 thursday night. gentleman lillard, their wife, their 8-year-old daughters morgan and 7-month-old baby sadie all made it out. a firefighter was also injured. is the home located in a rural area was of wood frame construction, very little remains. the fire will be investigated by a joint fire department/law enforcement task force that looks into all fatal fires in frederick county.

over time we started to see the relative age of lards go down. and the relative effectivenesses go down because of that. it became the rocky strategy of pummeling as fast as you can so it can't breathe. and over time had the decisive effect on it. which we actually did along with a number of other factors. one other thing thing is very interesting to me about that change, and increasing l tempo is the role that technology played. i mean, obviously we have seen the development of syndromes, we have seen the application of super computers. one of the things you did is move the intelligence analysts tout to the base there. and integrated everything upfront. can you talk about that a little bit the role that technology played. >> yeah. there's several things in technology that changed the fight. one is obvious it was predators. it wasn't drone strikes. it was drone surveillance. because you put a surveillance that gives you full motion video, anywhere if our force to include the guys on the ground could watch what the predator is watching in real-tim

ga lard did i gets his first goal of the year on a pass from james shepherd giving san jose a 2-1 leadugh. patrick marleau with the decisive goal in the fourth round. that's it. sharks win 3-2. it's their 8th straight win over the avalanche and where are they from? >> from colorado. >> just checking. >>> nothing more difficult in bowling than trying to spare on the dreaded 7-10 split. micah kovanimi pulled off the near impossible feat last week and hits the 10 it kicks over and knocks the 7 out and that my friend is your play of the day. >> he usually put a spin on it to kick it but he hit it on the left side and enough spin bounced it over to grab the 7. >> that's amazing. >> so we got it all today. bowling, play of the day. >>> 5:25 right now. cars submerged and holes flooded. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco's west portal direct where the clean-up effort is under way after the major water main break. we'll tell you more coming up. >> reporter: a very dark day in the south bay. two santa cruz police officers are killed and into what happened continues. use chase freedom at dr

. >> it was so lard. hard.sed my mind that maybe he hit a plane. >> april 3rd, 2006, florida. conditions are ideal for the divers. on this day the four divers are going to attempt tandem formations while they lock arms while exiting the plane and tilt together into a head-down position. >> basically we're two and two. and the two outside and two inside, we go this way. the plane is probably going 100 miles an hour. but we have to jump going towards the wind. immediately we put our heads down. takes a lot of jumps for you to master that, and you have to keep practicing. this day, we got to altitude, which is 13,500 feet. everything was fine. so we got ready, hold hands, jumped out. we knew it was just a matter of getting out of the plane and trying to hold for as long as we could because of so much vibration that we couldn't hold to each other. >> wind turbulence and vibration is normal at that altitude and inevitably it causes tandem teams to break up. >> everything moved so different. you're dealing with turbu

our government shouldn't make promises that we can't keep, but we must keep the promises we've lard madepplause] >> obama: to hit the rest of our testify sit-reduction target we should to what leaders in both parties have already suggested. and save hundreds of billions of dollars by getting rid of tax loopholes and tax deductions for the well-connected. after all why would we choose to make deeper cuts to medicare just for tax breaks. how is that fair? deficit reduction is a big emergency justifying making cuts in social security benefits but not closing some loopholes. how does that promote growth? [applause] now is our best chance. for bipartisan comprehensive tax reform that encourages job creation and helps bring town the testify sit. --the deficit. [applause] we can get this done. the american people deserve a tax code that helps small businesses spend less time filling out complicateed forms and more time expanding and hiring. a tax code that lowers incentive incentives to move jobs overseas and lowers tax rates for businesses and manufacturers who are creating jobs right here in

. >> it's lard for me to believe 17,000 miles, which doesn't seem that far to me, won't have any effectt's all about -- >> ecosystem. okay. good. >> also said the meteor that hit russia was the size of an suv. >> that would have nothing to do with the density of it, right? >> wasn't suv shaped or anything. >> i got to get to weather. >> it's over. >> it was not in the hov lane. panel i got to do weather. temperatures in the 30s. 37 at reagan national. 36 leonardtown. 34 in salisbury. 20s to the south and west. more clear skies out west here early this morning. 27 culpeper. we're going to warm up into the low 50s with sunshine early. don't be fooled. clouds moving in later and eventually rain showers. could see a transition over to a period of snow like a couple of nights ago. it's possible 9:00, 10:00 tonight you could see snowflakes and could be slight accumulations. maybe a covering, maybe up to an inch. forecast gets complicated this weekend. this frontal system will hang up to our east, and it's looking more and more likely we'll get another area of low pressure developing along tha

>> i mean, sequestration is also -- lards causing it to decline in the fourth quarter. but without sequestration, have you very slow growth. you had a lot of people shift income into 2012 out of 2013, which tended to offset the sequestration. but have you a serious long-term problem. i hope they don't go through with the sequestration. i hope they don't do. it i hope an agreement comes on. i am not hopeful, but i hope it does happen. >> we hope they are learning to you, dr. art laffer, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> outgoing secretary leon panetta will face lawmakers over the military's response to the terrorist attack in benghazi that killed chris stevens and three others. but panetta was already on the hot seat today and insisted that the military did all that it could. >> very frankly, intelligence didn't provide any warning that this in fact was going to happen. this is not 911. you cannot just simply and all expect within 2 minutes to have a team in place. it takes time. that's the nature of it. our people are there. they're in position to move. but we have to have

we have talked about this can eric bole lard and others, this media, oh, both sides -- it's a this --hat up. the president is not leading in some way. we'll talk about that and jacki's health care corner as we continue on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ [♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: welcome current tv land. hour number 2. jacki schechner i know how shy you are talking about health care. don't be nervous. there is a jacki's health care corner coming up at the top of the hour. >> oh, there is. >> i texted you. >> i didn't see it. >> stephanie: you have been so notified. >> good that it will be a big surprise. >> stephanie: right. yeah, because it's a great piece you sent us about states saying no to market health care places -- it's about half and half. >> there's going to be partnerships. and then some of the states are going to do it on their own. >> stephanie: it's all coming up in what? october-ish. >> they have to be up and running by october. >> stephanie: jacki schechner will tell you all of that. nurse jacki coming up in just a moment. in the meantime it's news jacki. >> secret