alobar restaurant in long island city is already planning for the anticipated jump in food costs, likely to hit in the next six months. executive chef ian kapitan tries to buy as much as he can from nearby stockyards and farms, which should help keep costs in check. >> we're going to have to adapt. the one good thing we do here at the restaurant is we try to source locally as much as possible. so i get my hogs from northern new jersey, we're starting a grass-fed beef program out of vermont. >> reporter: large restaurant chains are also unlikely to raise menu prices this year, as most long ago locked in what they currently pay suppliers for food. but, experts predict 2013 will be different. >> a lot of the executives, managers have yet to make their plans for next year. what we're looking at is food cost inflation at least in the mid-single digits. >> reporter: and, that means eating out could get pricier, even though many restaurants have gotten smarter about trimming other expenses. and, then, there's one morsel of good news, at least for some restaurateurs. while the drought is wreakin

>> i record them at usually the cave in long island city. it is cave comedy radio.com. this week i recorded it live from a little known country called canada. >> i have not heard of it. >> we are getting subscribers by the boat load after every red eye episode. >> harris. >> yes. >> what are you doing when you are not at fox news this summer. >> every saturday and sunday 7:00 p.m. eastern, fox report. when i am not there, anything i want in a bikini. >> pictures. >> no, no pictures. >> michael, what do you enjoy doing when you are not on "red eye"? >> thanks for asking, mike. when i am not on "red eye" i am a perfect husband and father. >> that's so sweet. back to you, andy on that sweet note. >> yes, we willed dit that out. thank you, that does it for me. i'm andy levy. see you next time. >> juan: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight? >> >> we support this company because it takes a lot of courage to be christian in this world. >> juan: the controversy over chick-fil-a continues as gay activists plan a kiss. in tonight we will talk to governor mike huckabee. >> the man w

>> i record them at usually the cave in long island city. it is cave comedy radio.com.his week i recorded it live from a little known country called canada. >> i have not heard of it. >> we are getting subscribers by the boat load after every red eye episode. >> harris. >> yes. >> what are you doing when you are not at fox news this summer. >> every saturday and sunday 7:00 p.m. eastern, fox report. when i am not there, anything i want in a bikini. >> pictures. >> no, no pictures. >> michael, what do you enjoy doing when you are not on "red eye"? >> thanks for asking, mike. when i am not on "red eye"

lock island and new york city. en they 6. -- long island and new york city. okay. >> time 7 2. if. >>> will the, the -- 7:22 f. >>> the unusual weather you may not know on the peninsulaus that -- on the pin county somebody causing prob could confirm -- on the pin. can somebody confirm what i said? >>> the bay citizen reports san francisco has hire -- has hired a detective. a civil grand jury criticized the arts commission for failing to keep track of portions of a $90 million collection. there are 4,000 stilted pieces that range from sculptures to paints to lithographs. >>> a judge has determined that 80-year-old william ayers is competent to stand trial -- to stand trial again. his first trial in 2009 ended with the jury deadlocked. >>> all right, tori. 7:25. hey, sal, what happened on the peninsula? >> we -- we have a new problem. it's a gravel spill as the result of an accident blocking most of the lanes. near whipple avenue. i gonna put it on the map for you now. northbound 101. traffic is going to be busy at whipple because of this gravel spill. good area to avoid. northbo

long island we will pay $6. just like san francisco. >>gerri: why are you on long island? >>shepard: the beaches and stuff. it is not in the city.is nice in the summer. when it is sweltering in the city. i talk about the smell of august. where i grew up, august was so great, mom's flowers were blooming. up here it smells like rotting trash. >>gerri: and worse. that is the best of it. >>shepard: and tourists. good grief. and now, drew peterson is on trial. you know why he is famous? because he keeps losing his wives. >>gerri: he is not losing them. breaking news. >>shepard: they disappear. a jury heard from a neighbor who discovered one of the wives dead in a dry bat tub. the victim was "immediately suspicious." wow. he told the jury the tub was pristine, no water drops, not a drop of anywhere and no sign of the victim's clothes but, it was ruled accidental drowning, back in the day. the prosecution claims he killed his third wife and tried to make it look like an accident. but he did not try too hard. officials ruled an accidental drowning occurred and then reopened a case after his 4th wife disappeared. she is still missing. sh

the second study is a wealthy suburb of new york city on long island. different communities but the kids are age -- 8 through twelfth grade and we followed them over a period of time. different periods of time. these are longitudinal studies that allow us to disentangle causal relationships. some of the things i focus on in my research is social network analysis which is a fancy way of saying i severe relationship between people and how those relationships are mink in larger web. a lot of social network analysis is focused on positive relationships like friendships that we collected friendship relations of these kids. we can create social maps of the schools but on top of that we also collected data on who is speaking on who. who is bullying him and victimizing whom and that the new layer of questions we can focus on. we also know what they are doing. physical violence or ostracism and so on and how frequently it occurs and the idea of social network analysis is best illustrates in pictures. this is a hypothetical school where the dots represent student

. >>> two people are dead in new york city and a third seriously injured when a small plane crashed into a long island neighborhood. an faa spokeswoman says the plane was carrying three people when it went down shortly after takeoff. residents say they heard the crash and saw flames. some grabbed their garden hoses to put out the fire. authorities say the pilot became trapped in the fuselage and died. two passengers a man and a woman were airlifted to the hospital. some neighbors say the pilot did an amazing job of avoiding the houses and somehow managed to fly between two homes before crashing into a tree in front of a house and landing on the street. >>> the cost to fill up your tank is still rising. it's a trend that began last week after more than three months of gas prices holding below 2011 prices. aaa says the national average price for a gallon of regular is now $3.72. it's five cents more than one week ago. and 29 cents more than last month. it's also 14 cents more expensive to pump gas than last year at this time. >>> a northern california produce supplier is voluntarily recalling row plain

area in world war two this amid a long lasting dispute with china which claims the islands as part of its territory the move triggered mass rallies in major chinese cities with protesters demanding that the japanese leave. the hit islands rocks lie file ceiling that are surrounded by gas reserves. the u.s. has been strengthening military ties with neighbors and asia pacific ever since president obama assumed his post in the white house that includes nations which have better territorial disputes will keep power in the region china and washington's actions are making beijing question what its real aims are. reports. always they are courting each other at official meetings but it's a different story under the table with the u.s. employing every turn to asia policy ties between washington and beijing are getting tense. becoming. the u.s. . is having you along. because you're much more. they are coming into this region. trying to. china. and that intention has already been felt south korea the philippines and vietnam have already held nato military exercises with several more countries in the region expected to have similar war games soon during a recent ex

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the second study is a wealthy suburb of new york city on long island. quite different communities. but the kids are all in eighth through 12th grade. we follow them over a period of time, different periods of time it would be the longitudinal studies, which allow us again to sort of disentangle some of the causal relationships here. so, one of the things i focus on in my research and social networking analysis which is kind of a fancy way of saying a study relationships between people and how those relationships are linked to read a lot of social network analsis is focused on positive relationships like friendship, so we have collected the friendship relation of these kids and we know we can create social maps in the schools but on top of that we also collect the data on who is speaking on whom, who is bullying homing and victimizing whom. so that as a new layer of questions when we can focus on. we also know what they are doing with physical violence. is it ostracism and so on and how frequently it occurs. the idea of the social network analysis is best illustrated in pictures. he

area in world war two this amid a long lasting dispute with china which claimed the islands as part of its territory at the move triggered mass rallies in major chinese cities protesters demanding that the japanese leave the uninhabited islands and rocks lie on a vital ceiling and are surrounded by gas reserves. now turkey has been waiting for membership for over two decades but amid the euro crisis is now beginning to doubt whether or not it still wants to join and comes as some turks who have been long term residents are heading back home in search of better jobs and opportunities at the story. what about five and a half million turks living in the european union their presence is certainly felt in societies in europe but as the e.u. continues to be deep in the red the lure of their original country's economic promise is getting harder to resist and the residents living on this street known as little anatolia say that more and more of their compatriots are thinking of cutting their losses and heading back home like the owner of this snack bar belgian born outside has been finalizing his plans and is set on relocating his family back to turkey. europe is f

in world war two this amid a long lasting dispute with china which claims the island as part of its own territory now the move triggered mass rallies in major chinese cities with protesters demanding that the japanese leave. uninhabited islands lie on a vital sea lion and are surrounded by gas reserves. all right it's a good to have you with us here on r.t. today i'm. just a bit later this hour all the weekend sport including a look at whether spots like moscow managed to recover after last weekend's five nil dropping by reigning champ isn't it more interesting moment here we're not saying. my isolation and prejudice. define aging. do it with passion. learn to fly. jump to the top. ignore the free. state just show. line in russia would be so much brighter if you knew about someone from financed impression.

city of washington as well. we're watching out for rain chances here. we're not alone. it was a terrible day at the beaches from new england and long island way down through the carolinas, georgia and north florida, rain up and down the eastern seaboard. friends and neighbors in the shenandoah valley, a spectacular day today filled with sunshine. showers stay south and east of us the next couple of hours and gradually start to come to an end by midnight tonight. most over with. our drying trend continues on into sunday, tomorrow. a much prettier day than today and the good weather extends also on into monday as well nap is welcome news after what has been a fairly rainy day for a lot of folks in southern maryland. >> overnight, cloudy skies for now. clearing after midnight. showers between now and then. overnight lows, mid-60s. and then tomorrow, more sunshine, warmer, lower humidity on the whole. that's a win. 88 tomorrow. 90 monday. that's not too bad. 93 tuesday. that's a little steamy once again as more rain chances sneak back into the picture. and then as we finish out the week, not too bad. next saturday looking like it might be alo

city island. >>> 15 minutes before the hour and a small plane crashes into a neighborhood on long island killing two of the three people on board that plane. robert moses is live from new york with the latest. good morning. do we know what brought down this plane? >> heather, that will be part of the investigation by the national transportation safety board. it really is a miracle the plane did not hit any homes or people on the way to the ground. take a look behind me. this is on sherirley in long island. you can see the wreckage from the plane and the charred dumpster the dumpster that burned when the plane came crashing down to the ground. the single engine plane crashed just before noon yesterday shortly after takeoff from the airport which is a mile or so away from where we are this morning. at least one person on the ground tried to use a garden hose to extinguish the flames. the unidentified pilot died at the scene. the other two people on board when police identified eric nunjum and 60-year-old wife were taken to the hospital where the wife later died. >>> i didn't think there were going

long island. what we're looking at on the futurecast, a scattering of showers here and there. here at lunch time notice the heaviest stuff potentially toward rehoboth and ocean city. a couple of sprinkles still can't be ruled out. hanging out even during the afternoon hours. it's not going to be a constant downpour but one of those things to maybe be a nuisance at times this afternoon. tomorrow morning could be a few showers down toward southern maryland. that's going to be the case tomorrow. the best chance of showers on tuesday. fredricksburg, southern maryland. then we'll see the moisture creep back a little bit toward us as we head toward wednesday. looking at the forecast, today 87. a couple of showers and storms. so a yellow alert day. tonight the 60s and 70s. i go green because the stray thunderstorm will be generally south of d.c. southern maryland around 90. wednesday around 90. then as we head toward the rest of the week, a couple of storms possible thursday, friday even into saturday highs mainly in the 80s. beverly farmer, good morning. >> good morning. looks pretty good on the roadways to start your work weeng. southbound lanes at 270 coming out of f

long island. you need to be taking cover. here is new york city. well east of new york city.ns but eastern and central part of suffolk county. if it keeps rotating and maybe get on the ground we'll break back in. if you're on eastern parts of long island you need to be taking cover. >> chad will keep an eye on that. >>> more news unfolding right now. heartbreaking in a moments in wisconsin as a community says good-bye to the victims of the sikh temple shootings. >>> a bin laden style raid on a mansion. find out who was inside and how it ended. [ male announcer ] this is rudy. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pills. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brings more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doctor recommended aleve. it can keep pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is rudy. who switched to aleve. and two pills for a day free of pain. ♪ [ female announcer ] and try aleve for relief from tough headaches. wouldn't it be nice if there was an easier, les

city after an eight month long uprising. italy, more than 350 migrants, trying reach the store an a-the italian coast guard from the island.suffering from dehydration and hypo thermia. >> argentina, the son of a late drug lord escobar revealing a clothing line that uses his dad's name and image. escobar ran the leading can he cane cartel in the '80's and police killed him in the '90s, his son says it's to reflect history and not repeat it. . >> harris: brazil. rio getting ready to host the 2016 summer olympics. the olympics flag taken to the statue of christ the redeemers one of the new seven wonders of the world and the symbol of the next olympic city. >> that's a trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> a quick programming note. tonight, juan williams will report hosting fixing our schools, how education in america needs to cleaning and what are some cities are doing to improve their school system. and part of juan's reporting will include a conversation with former florida governor jeb bush. >> the formula is focused on accountability and the way we do that is we grade schools, a. b, c, d, f. >> and oh, you know, these p

city. mandatory evacuations are happening right now and the question is was this set on purpose and how will today's blistering heat affect the flames. plus a guy from long islandried to fake his own death allegedly, now he has to face his wife. she is speaking out and accusing her husband of pretending to drown. we are going to have the latest on this very interesting story coming up. and she's the golden girl, gabby douglas. she took the gold in the all-around this past week and now she's set so make millions in endorsements. she's already on the cover after serial box you may have seen and there's so much more to come. it's an incredible story. she may be making north of $10 million, this for a 16-year-old raised by a single mom who has earned it the hard way. >> she did. and i couldn't help but notice how the crowd in london got behind her so much so quickly when she started her routine. >> you know, when you have a smile like that. >> yeah. >> everybody loves you. >> dan, thanks very much. look forward to your show. >> see you, terry. thanks. >> in sports this afternoon the a's will be back out at the coliseum against the blue jay after pulling off another

long. >> this afternoon. >> we have many more weather questions in a couple minutes. new this morning a strong earthquake, magnitude 6.6, knocked a northern indonesian island. the quake struck 30 miles southeast of palu city on an island. it's not the world's most popular island but it's the 11th largest. 14 million people live there. it struck at a depth of 13 miles. no reports of damage or injuries. >>> another round of fast moving thunderstorms could strike today in southern california. heavy rains from thunderstorms caused flash flooding through parts of san bernardino county. look at the individual flow from this community of forest falls near victorville. evacuations were not ordered but the flooding blocked access to roads in the area. >>> nothing like that this morning, but i was surprised by that downpour. boom! it's there and gone. >> driving in from sacramento, thunderstorms in the area. >> you saw lightning. >> yes, and also napa valley had thunderstorms move through this morning. >> he toured the state this morning. >> driving all around. a few showers and maybe a thunderstorm up to our north and some patchy fog, too, from our sutro cam in high definition. hope you are enjoying your saturday

city now for the summer, right? >> i do. well, i rented -- i've been having a nice summer. i rented a house with my son -- a farmhouse in the country in long island it was a horse barn. but, now it's not anymore. but, there's a really funny barn situation going on with -- there was, like -- we moved in. there's all these beautiful barns. we kind of looked at them. they were, like, pristine and beautiful. and then a week or two after we were there, milo and i were sort of playing zombie and all these games and snooping around, as you do. >> jimmy: zombie is a fun game. >> and we discovered that, basically, there was sort of animals living in this barn. my dog was smelling them out and -- >> jimmy: what kind of animals? >> like, apparently five days before we moved in, there was squirrels and birds and it was like a disney movie. there was, like, deer and raccoon and bunny rabbits. and so now, slowly, the pest control comes once a week. but, they kind of don't want us to know that they're coming. >> jimmy: you like that. >> and then i'll find all these weird, random poops everywhere. like, suddenly, it's gone from being this beautiful, clean barn t

long island hospital when all of this happened. we need to explain some of this. rick folbaum is live from our new york city newsroom with more. >> reporter: try to keep track at home. i'll lay it all out for you. raymond roth had been released on bail but is lack in the slammer now after defying a protection order and calling his estranged wife on the telephone. this is the same wife who thought that her husband was dead after their son reported him missing during a trip to a local beach. the son, 22-year-old jonathan roth said he was watching his dad in the water, he looked down at his phone for a few minutes and when he looked back up his dad was gone. prosecutors say the father and son were in cahoots, all part of a scheme to get the daddy khraeurd dead and collect on his life insurance policy, a payout of 400 grand. at first raymond roth went down to florida to try to keep out of sight. police got a tip that's where he was from his very own brother. at around the same time the cops in florida pulled him over for speeding. roth came become to new york, checked himself into a psychiatric ward but police