larry barnes- "they do know the difference between icky barly mash and stout. the stout is a little bitter, but they still for these bulls, it is soon time for them make their way back to a familiar place. young- "we buy the cows, and then it gets butchered and then in the resturant when you look at local, we will have a description when we're serving that beef." and that was just the case this last sunday. redd barney ranch meat balls were the super bowl special. customers say locally grown, grass and grain fed beef, makes the difference. dave sinclair- "fantastic right here! it almost feels like it's right down the road!" and it most certainly was. young- "look at these cows here, they're really liking what they're eatin and they look like happy cows!" happy cows and even happier customers. brandy rosse- "it's amazing, it's locally grown, from start to finish." barnes says he is going to be managing his farm a little differently so more of redd barney ranch meat can be featured at great basin. covering the story, ky sisson, still to come on channel 2 news thi

larry barnes- "they do know the difference between icky barly mash and stout. the stout is a little bitter, but they still eat it, but they still like it." for these bulls, it is soon time for them make their way back to a familiar place. young- "we buy the cows, and then it gets butchered and then in the resturant when you look at local, we will have a description when we're serving that beef." and that was just the case this last sunday. redd barney ranch special. customers say locally grown, grass and grain fed beef, makes the difference. dave sinclair- "fantastic right here! it almost feels like it's right down the road!" and it most certainly was. young- "look at these cows here, they're really liking what they're eatin and they look like happy cows!" happy cows and even happier customers. brandy rosse- "it's amazing, it's locally grown, from start to finish." barnes says he is going to be managing his farm a little differently so more of redd barney ranch meat can be featured at great basin. covering the story, ky sisson, channel 2 news. as new hampshire

larry barnes- "they do know the difference between icky barely mash and stout. the stout is a little bitter, but they still eat it, but they still like it." barnes says that they have noticed an improvement in the meat since feeding the cows this barely and grass mixture. and for these bulls, it is soon time for them make their way back to a familiar place. young- "we buy the cows, and then it gets butchered and then in the restaurant when you look at local, we will have a description when we're serving that beef." last sunday. redd barney ranch meat balls were the super bowl special at great basin restaurant in victorian square. customers say locally grown, grass and grain fed beef, makes the difference. dave sinclair- "fantastic right here! it almost feels like it's right down the road!" and it most certaily was. young- "look at these cows here, they're really liking what they're eatin and they look like happy cows!" where beer meets beef. covering the story, ky sisson, channel 2 news. and mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up. it can be scary

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larry? >> you know what's fun, harrison barnes nicknamed you the old dude during the nba finals.hould be old dude, white haired dude. i knew there was some reference to old and white hair. i'm looking forward to your prediction at 6:00. he has an uncanny knack for picking up winners. we're going to wrap it up here. at 5:00, we'll hear more from trent dilfer. it's thursday. what are super bowl quarterbacks thinking about? he gets into cam newton and peyton manning's head. >> snoop dog has been around for a while. >> he's got street cred. >>> the crisis over faulty airbags is expanding. another company is now saying it will recall 5 million of the safety devices. >> michael finney is in the studio with that story. >> amazing. this time the recall is by continental automotive systems. the problem is not with exploding airbags, instead these airbags might not deploy at all or inflate when they shouldn't. it's because of possible corrosion in the system. the recalled airbags were used in some mercedes-benz and fiat vehicles. the one is not as severe as the takata airbags and the flyin

barnes appeared on late night tv. as part of a skit, he was hired on as one of the comedy writers on the nightly show with larry wilmorehe regular crew ran into writers' block, barnes was called in off the bench to contribute. >> i'm done. >> oh! >> where do don't you take a brattier. barnes, let's go. you're in. >> all right. how about it? you can't spell trump without rump? man, one shot? >> well, you know, sometimes the game flows. >> look, man. >> the flow of the game. i thought you missed. >> good effort. >> yeah, nice effort. he doesn't exactly save the day, but gives it a go before being shut down. >> you got it. pushed a little two card to say that. >>> thank you for joining us. what a fun way to end the show. you know, i am trying to -- that string, he was breaking it. thanks for joining us on "the 9". we are back tomorrow. hope you are, too. have a great day. >> that's not a magic trick. we will be back. >> no, for real. for reals.

we can sit behind anderson's barn until it's time to go home! - gee larry, i don't know. - well, look beaver, i even brought bologna sandwiches. one for you and one for me. - there's no bologna in mine. - oh. must have fell out. how 'bout it beaver? - well ok. hey, where'd you get this neat idea, - i thought it up this morning - i thought you were going to clean out the fireplace. - well i was, but then i got to thinking about it and i decided i liked a fireplace that looked lived in. - i think you're just lazy. - i guess you're right. - i think i'm going to call mrs. prescott at the dancing school. - she won't clean your fireplace for you. - i thought i'd call up and see how beaver's doing. he went out of here so unhappy maybe something's wrong. - oh no dear, i wouldn't do that, he objects enough already. i wouldn't want him singled out for any special attention. - i suppose so. i wish he'd take a happier attitude about it. - oh, i wouldn't worry about it. he probably puts up as much fuss as he does because he thinks its expected of him. right now he's pro

barn was stolen. the horse, rather. locked. larry, are you implying that darrin had anything to do with it? who? darrin? oh, no. no, it's just as i say -- a formality. and the fact that darrin had the only other key to the cabinet is certainly no reason to... excuse me. is, uh, that a formality, too? of course, sam. we both know that darrin would never... you're under arrest. larry, i swear -- how did those get in your case? i don't know. i -- wait a minute. that's not even my case. it isn't, huh? that's ralph jackman's case. we just ran into him. he said he was on his way to chicago. no wonder he didn't mention it at the office. come to think of it, he borrowed my keys this morning. my advice is to say nothing more till you see a lawyer. ralph jackman -- is that the name you mentioned? yes. his name's all over this stuff. beautiful! larry, does that mean that darrin is paroled in my custody? [ chuckles nervously ] next time, before you put an innocent man under arrest, i'd think twice about it. and i'm adding an extra 10% to your bonus if we land the illinois meat-packers' account. oh, that's w

barnes appeared on late-night television. he was hired on as one of the comedy writers on the nightly show with larry will more. >> i'm done. >> all right. how about you can't spell trump without rump? >> i don't, man. >> one shot? >> you know, sometimes it flows. >> the flow of the game. >> i ain't high-fiving you man. >> good effort. >> that's the worst good effort when you know you failed. he doesn't save the day but he gives it a go before getting shut down and gets sent back to the bench. >> we still like harrison. >> absolutely. >>> 7:57. things like 401(k)'s, health insurance, things that make working full time worthwhile. a new study shows that we americans don't have the best options. at 8:00 where america ranks on an international scale and which countries are doing the best. >>> a dramatic shift in plans for the high-speed rail project that's a big game changer for san jose. how it's beneficial for commuters in the bay area. >>> the commute is getting better. it's certainly better than it was earlier when it was raining hard. we have slow traffic to deal with, including this backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>>

. >>> presidential hopefuls barn-storming new hampshire today ahead of tomorrow's primaries. that's where we find john harwood and larrye debates over the weekend? has this set rubio back at all? has it made chris christie's day? >> yes. it set marco rubio back a good bit. this is the last thing that he needed in that final debate. he was gaining some strength in the polls. he had been moved into a solid second place against donald trump, who continues to have a lead that appears to be insurmountable. but this was a real boost to john kasich and jeb bush, who also performed well. some people polling in this race who think that jeb bush and john kasich are now in a fight for second. you have ted cruz and marco rubio fairly closely bunched after that. you also have got chris christie, he started way behind. he may not have been able to help himself but he is also getting traction in the wake of that debate. very fluid situation. we don't know with 24 hours left what new hampshire voters will hand us tomorrow night. >> i think john is basically right. it's ironic in a sense, governor christie was a real wrecking ball rega

barn to milk the cows. i didn't get paid a cent for it, either. - you know, dad, you should've waited until now to be a kid. larry gets a quarter for just being quiet when his dad gets home. (audience laughs) - well that's not the way my father kept me quiet. - oh yeah, you had a hittin' father didn't ya? (audience laughs) may i be excused? - i guess so. - i'll be home for lunch, mom. - all right. - where's he off to? - oh, he's going over to the rutherford's to wash lumpy's car. - why doesn't he stay here and wash our car? - because last time he had to pay lumpy a quarter to wash his car. this time he might get to do it for nothing. ward, didn't you once tell me that your father had a modern dairy farm with electric milking machines? - well, yes he did, but i had to get up before daylight to turn them on. (audience laughs) - wally, what are you doing there? - i'm polishing the andirons. - oh, well that wasn't part of the deal. - yeah, i know, but i had some extra brass polish left over, so i thought i'd throw it in on you for nothing. after all, i live here too. (audience laughs) - wally, you're a dear, sweet bo

larry barnes- "they do know the difference between icky barly mash and stout. the stout is a little bitter, but they still eat it, but they still like it." for these bulls, it is soon time for them make their way back to a familiar place. young- "we buy the cows, and then it gets butchered and then in the resturant when you look at local, we will have a description when we're serving that beef." and that was just the case this last sunday. redd barney ranch meat balls were the super bowl special. customers say locally grown, grass and grain fed beef, makes the difference. dave sinclair- "fantastic right here! it almost feels like it's