that's a lot of lollipops. >> 100 green-and-white lollipops, 100 blue-and-white lollipops.ant 100 dark cherry cordials, and you want 600 of what? the party is on wednesday. >> by wednesday. >> let me see how we can get this done for you as soon as possible, and i'll give you a call back within an hour, okay? thank you. bye-bye. i have a large order. >> what is it? >> 100 purple-and-white lollipops, 100 green-and-white lollipops... >> is this real? >> 100 blue-and-white lollipops, 600 salted caramels, and 100 dark cherry cordials, and they want it overnighted tomorrow. >> nuh-uh. >> yuh-huh. >> pete, can you make 300 lollipops on tuesday? >> let me figure this out. [groans] >> what i need to know-- is this doable? >> i don't think that's possible. we're gonna need extra manpower to get this done. >> it pains me to turn down an order. >> i know. >> we have to find a way. we have to find a way. >> you guys have had to have large orders like this before, right? >> not-- >> yes, we have, but usually i have time. >> do they have a shelf life, the lollipops? >> they got a long one

♪ ♪ hurry, mama and bring my lollipop ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you.alize the bombardment at fort mchenry 200 years ago. we have citizens joining us online today, right there and some of them are from fort mchenry, the actual site, which is a national park services site. we hope you guys are having as much fun there as we are here. the next speaker actually represents the people baltimore. first as the city's mayor, and in his second term as governor of -- governor of mail -- governor of maryland. to the council by president barack obama. it is my privilege to introduce to you today the honorable governor martin o'malley. [applause] >> thank you, very much. my name is martin o'malley and i'm the governor of maryland. it's a great honor to be with you all today on behalf of the people of maryland. people do in both of our country wars of independence laid such a central role, not only geographically, not only militarily, but also spiritually , and helping us to realize and define for ourselves what it meant to be an american. in one of the more poignant

i said hurry, mama and bring my lollipop i'm going to rock with the clock ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you bit of blues." the star-spangled banner memorialized the battle baltimore 200 is ago. we have citizens of baltimore joining us online today. some of them are from fort mchenry, the actual site, national park service site trade their hop -- they are hosting a watch party. i hope you are having as much fun as we are here. the next beaker represents baltimore. first as the mayor and now in his second term as governor of mayor. he is the cochair of the council of governors, was appointed the first ever such counsel by president barack obama. it is my privilege to introduce to you all today the honorable governor martin o'malley. [applause] >> thank you very much. my name is martin o'malley, i am the governor of maryland. it is a great honor to be here with all of you today on behalf of the people of maryland. people who in both of our country's wars of independence played such a central role, not only geographically and militarily, but also spiritually, and helping us to realize and to fi

♪ i said hurry mama and bring my lollipop ♪ ♪ >> thank you. >> thank you so much, gentlemen. >> thanke people of baltimore. first as the city's mayor. now in his second term as governor of maryland. he is co-chair of the kournl of governors, was appointed to the first ever such council by president barack obama. it is my privilege to introduce you all today the honorable governor martin o'malley. [ applause ] >> thank you very, very much. my name is martin o'malley, i'm the governor of maryland. it is a great honor to be here with all of you today on behalf of the people of maryland. people who in both of our country's wars of independence played such a central role, not only geographically, not only militarily, but also spiritually, in helping us to realize and define for ourselves what it meant to be an american. in one of the more poignant stories told of the commissioning of our giant star spangled banner, when major armstead and sam smith went to mary pinkersgill's home to commission this huge, huge flag, it was sewn together not only by mary and her daughters, but also by a youn

sheila jackson said why don't you just bring lollipops.ten. >> the children should be given the basic coverage of the law that is in existence today that will allow us to treat them in a humane way. these are the most orderly, based children who simply want an opportunity to be free from the murderous conditions of which they flee. i took lollipops along with mile colleagues in to those detention centers with children were. i wasn't armed. i wasn't fearful for my life. this is not a national security crisis. this is a humanitarian crisis. >> nice prop there. i wonder what flavor she brought. one of the four major food groups she brought along. >> these kids are malnourished by the way, so bring them sugar. look, why are they coming here? this idea that suddenly all of these kids are coming here is because parents are being threatened by the cartels in these different countries to make money. they're basically getting money from the united states government. you're being used and held as ransom. send our kids back but we're going to have to

hey, this isn't gonna change the way you dress or eat lollipops, is it? no.n congratulations. this is for you, cerie. ♪ i believe the children are our future ♪ ♪ teach them well and let them lead the way ♪ ♪ show them... ♪ all the beauty they possess... ♪ everyone, guess what? there's an antique car show out in the plaza!

. >> take a little bit of chocolate and put them on the lollipop mold and use candy to decorate it. >ly. >> it is a nice way to form it to do that. you can pop popcorn and put a bit of sugar on. you know i was the judge on the next great baker. >> of course, you were. >> with bobby -- and that was so much fun to be the judge. i loved to do that. being the judge is great. i love to teach and do that. >> we love you. thank you for coming. >> thank you so much. you can catch "the next great baker" tuesday on tlc. >>> it has been a long road for the band ajr. the brothers are getting ready to perform their hit single. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it hard to believe someone could do this to an innocent animal like bruno but animals are abused everyday. it's a nightmare for them and it won't end unless we can get to them in time and rescue them from the tight grip of their abuser. please sign up now to help. go online or call this number with your $18 monthly gift. we need more support and we need it fast so we can rescue more animals like bruno. lives are on the line and ma

. >> -- buying lollipops, pot lollipops and walking down the street with a lollipop. >> i'm just goinge that it was illegal has deterred usage is completely wrong. i mean, okay. >> but it's deterred -- >> what percentage -- >> the fat that it is illegal -- >> can anybody not drink beer before they're 21? >> no, but i didn't smoke pot. i mean that seemed like a step too far. >> maybe you're the one person. >> she's better than the rest of us. but the fact of the matter is it's going to be a lot more attractive to people if you can just get a lollipop on the corner and every 14-year-old is getting baked every day. >> oh, no. up next, kurdish oil has made its way to texas. one tanker with about $100 million in crude usually isn't a big deal but this shipment could have broad implications for the future of iraq and stability in the middle east. we're going to find out why, right 56 this. so we're all set? yyyup. with xfinity internet your family can use all their devices at once. works anywhere in the house. even in the garage. max what's going on? we're doing a tech startup. we're going p

. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ why are there giant lollipops all over the taste so bad? because they're made out of cardboard, mouth-breather. (phil) hey. the world needs more dreamers, luke. never stop licking things. i know it's lame, but after last year, we promised the neighbors we would keep our decorations more family-friendly. every halloween, we have the best house. last year, i took things to a whole new level, but apparently, it was too scary for some kids... and one adult. (electronic voice laughs diabolically) (children) trick-or-treat! would you like some candy? (children) yeah! or would you rather have this? (squishing) (children screaming) (grunting) (thud)

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of miles, dealing with coyotes real and smugglers and dangers of the desert will wake up, get a lollipop and say "i want to go home", it's a naive way to look at the problem. it's what democrats and republicans imagine in their heads will work. >> would speeding up ut legal process discourage them from fleeing here. the white house said the children, most likely coming here would be able to make an asylum claim. what is this all for? >> well, what this is for is to make it look like you are doing something. congress will not take immigration reform. you have 57,000 kids, and you have more coming over every day, some are coming over because there's danger and violence. some because they are looking for jobs. some because they play the legislative telephone game and they think the dream mat would allow you to stay in the united states. there's a lot of reasons why young people are coming over. this bill, if it speeds up the process by determining whether young children can have an asylum or not, that would be helpful. it will not stop children coming here. none of the bills will address th

if you ask for one, they will give you a lollipop. if frustration and paperwork decrease... let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. ♪ ♪ >>> this is exactly what you expect in mississippi, though, right? >> yeah. it's supposed to look like this. >> i moved here from georgia and the thing that struck me when i moved here, driving through the delta the first time, was just how empty it was. you know, it's like everybody left. >> the great migration. three factors. automation, the invention of mechanical means to pick cotton, the call of better-paying jobs in the industries of the north, and of course, freedom. >> people think about the blues as a lament. a lot of blues songs are about freedom, about getting the hell out of mississippi. and there were a lot of reasons to get the hell out of mississippi, for a long time. now there's a return migration. there's that whole period late '60s, early '70s, where kids are bugging out of brown university to come sit at the foot of an aging blues man in mississippi. there's a cyclical pattern to that. now you s

hundredd of lollipops carrying anti-hamas messages have been handed out in the west bank.laiming credit. palestinian sources believe they're coming from the israeli army. >>> our other major headline, the powerful storms battering the center of the country have now claimed at least one life. near cedar rapids, iowa, winds of at least 80 miles an hour destroyed a building that housed a business. two employees were trapped underneath the rubble. one managed to escape unharmed. the other one was killed. a 17-year-old boy is missing after being swept into a storm drain by floodwaters. >>> this is what it looked like during the storm. an afternoon minor league baseball game was halted by the rain. when workers tried to cover the field, the wind lifted the tarp knocking several to the ground. three suffered concussions and another person's shoulder was dislocated. more than 20,000 customers without electricity because of downed power lines. >> let's take a look at today's biggest trouble spots. the center of severe storms moves east to the ohio valley. heavy rain likely from new

we wanted to make sure those type of edibles we have seen, gummy bears, cotton candy, and lollipops were something that would not be allowed on the marketplace. anything that's especially appealing to children will likely not be marketed, will actually have a label approval process with a person that will look at any kind of edible that comes to the marketplace and it will have to be approved by the board before it can move forward. >> so how long -- i want to make sure i understand will we not see edibles initially is that right? >> well, we haven't approved any commercial kitchens yet so we're not too concerned about that right now. as we move forward through that, there will be a process so that we can make shush. i think one of the real concern that is the attorney general, the legislation, and our board have is making sure that we don't have the issues colorado had with respect to edibles. >> some of the issues, they attribute even a couple deaths, quite frankly, to some of the marijuana that was sold in some of these dispensaries, also some of them getting -- children end up gettin

is that about me keeping my kids seatbelt on, no food or lollipop ?putation economy is the name of my new book and it's all about this topic where we have reputations that will yet us or forswear us gains in our professionals and personal lives. they all experiment in this reputation economy were not only is the driver getting rated for the passenger is getting rated. tenant can rate the landlord, but the landlord can also rate the tenant. ask so if i'm having a triple x freak fest in the apartment i read for we get, you better watch out? >> you're going to get a bad rating. you might not get the right rate on the apartment. conversely, if someone is having a nice time at the apartment, they may have a no obligation to pay department. in all of this is getting a transferable reputation. ebay has had the longest held application in the internet for a long time. but it's not really transferable. if you're a good babysitter come he might be allowed -- lousy brain surgeon. so coming up with these analyses, that is the holy grail , that's what the market m

sheila jackson-lee taking them lollipops.ong for these children to be there, in these, what they look like -- bill: let me stop you again. if you think this is coordinated and this is amnesty program, who benefits from that, if that is true? >> i think president obama thinks the democrat party does. bill: why? >> this is big goal of his. then the families will have to come over there, anchor babies so to speak. they bring families over. they have all the new democrat voters. that is terrible way to go about it. only thing that makes sense, bill, if he wanted to do something about it in texas he would. when the white house says, oh, i'm sorry the president can't be everywhere at once? you know what? that is bull. of course he can be there and hand dill this. there are children suffering and president is not there and very fishy and wrong. bill: what do you think is going on here, jessica? >> the, what we're see something unfortunately the result of a law that actually had good intentions. it is the william wilbur force traffic

who doesn't love a ruben sandwich and a doughnut and this is one of the classic ones chicken lollipopw if you want to pay me off now and i will choose you as the winner. >> we'll make frankenfood then you'll judge. >> you guys are behind the show. >> all right. >> i think you guys have like 45 seconds, right? >> okay. >> i didn't know. >> they already started. i'll get started here. >> are we starting? george is making sweet potato fries and adding candied walnut and fluff. >> a lot of fluff there. >> almost like a thanksgiving day staple. >> there you go. \wow. this is -- i need to heat this up a little bit. this is going to go in the oven. a lot of candied walnuts. >> i might let you win. >> okay. i'll put this on top. >> lara. what is lara making? sweet -- >> this is my bring it on fry pie. this is apples chopped up with honey and cinnamon and put them into a pie -- >> we have to move on. we got 20 seconds. >> fondue. fondue. >> it's all about the cheese sauce. you better bring it. >> vanilla ice cream and more some maple syrup over that and then -- >> ginger, what did you use? >>

. >> take a little bit of chocolate and put them on the lollipop mold and use candy to decorate it. >o that. being the judge is great. i love to teach and do that. >> we love you. thank you for coming. >> thank you so much. you can catch "the next great baker" tuesday on tlc. >>> it has been a long road for the band ajr. the brothers are getting ready to perform their hit single. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> eight years ago three brothers, adam, jack and ryan or ajr were performing in new york central park until they were noticed by a hit artist. >> now their hit song "i'm ready" climbed the charts. coming out this fall "living room". >> what an american success story. >> one day central park. >> are your parents busting? >> they are super proud and very supportive. >> that has to be great. >> you went to ivy league schools. >> i'm only in my senior year in high school so maybe. >> you going to do "i'm ready"? >> we're ready to hear "i'm ready". ♪ i'm ready ♪ i'm ready, i'm ready ♪ ♪ are you ready ♪ you're feeling

this stunning statuesque woman and i -- i really should be holding a lollipop and singing a song to hergoing to say anything, but you do look a little teeny there. >> a little polly pocket man there. man. anyway, shall we look at what's going on right now. a lot of heat and a lot of humidity getting itself together in the plains. so we're going to see this warm, humid airstreaming up into the plains today. we've got cool air, here's what's happening. we have this heat. over eight states, heat advisory. basically what it feels like. it's going to feel like 100 to 110 by the afternoon. you get that heavy -- that colder air coming in and so we've got a risk of strong storms today from minot to minneapolis. but a strong risk of severe weather later this afternoon into this evening. we could be seeing tornadoes out of them. dangerous thing about this is a lot of this activity will be happening late tonight into the overnight hours when you can't see what's coming. so make sure you stay tuned to your . >>> 9:11. thank you, al. good morning more to you. taking a live look at sunol where the lo

. >> didn't give me a lollipop, either! >> this is 2014! bad things going on in our world. have a blessed day bank teller is not one of the worst things in the world. >> how about not making eye contact with the people you're serving at a mcdonald's countertop and somebody doesn't even look up at you, doesn't acknowledge you're standing there. the guy should be fired. >> yesterday the entire transaction, didn't look at me a single time. >> really? >> yep. i almost didn't react too well and i thought, you know what, calm down. >> that should be a fireable offense. >> it's almost like saying i appreciate ya. in the south, that's what we say, i appreciate ya, have a blessed day, same kind of thing. in the voice mail, hey, you've reached voice mail, have a blebles blessed day, i'll call you back. >> just a word to the atheists out there, the money in your pocket says "in god we trust," so if you're true to your beliefs, go ahead and burn it because it's offensive. >> you know, they've got bitcoins. let us know your thoughts. go to twitter.com/f