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. >> and for the syrup, cracker barrel is the only where it contains real maple.onsumer reports compared pure maple syrup to a variety of others to see which tasted best. that is no contest z hands down real tasted best. you don't want to overdo it. consumer reports ruins the fun saying there are 200 calories in a quarter cup of real maple syrup compared to 20 calories in a quarter cup of sugar-free syrup. >> i use two and a half cups. >> what is the point if you don't have the real deal? >> appreciate it. >> next on abc 7 news at 4:00 the moment that made don sanchez say "wow". the review of "the amazing spiderman" coming up next. >> and a scrimmage in the santa clara stadium deal. >> that is coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 now here is david mui wr. a look at world news at 5:30. >> great to see you. tonight on world news record-breaking heat. tonight we're preparing for the hottest 4th of july on record. also, have you seen that highway buckling under the heat? the suv sent into the air? tonight the flyover that went wrong. windows shattered and the sound of it.

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a fall in the euro and in fact we have a map to show you a better from asian about that basically maple cross consultants i have created this graph they see their show in the most unsafe nations and there and they're right there it's up for extremely vulnerable countries are the track of public hungary poland and most of all the u.k. as i just mentioned now the study blames its heavy reliance on exports to the continent and you have a spanking system as well fast growing major economies like you also though are also called the higher risk now to discuss this further i'm joined by nick parsons head of research at national australia bank if we can see mr parsons that would be great there you go thank you so much for joining us now can you tell us what can known your old country is it to minimize risks from a decline in the single currency. well they're doing pretty pretty much what they've already done you know countries outside the euro zone can indeed seek to protect themselves they can cut interest rates they can print money in the case of countries like switzerland they can effectivel

this is a maple amendment that would , by the way, maple sugaring are is an important supplemental activity for many farmers and mine in other state paps lot of dairy farmers use them. they supplemental north carolina they -- they get from maple syrup made a difference in the survival and sustainability. what the secretary of agricultural to issue grants for research and promotion of maple sur sur rupp, some of the thing that happen at university of vermont they did research on this, they came up with a new tap that was much more successful in getting more sap out of the tree and more maple super production for the farmers. that's getting extremely important we've had some weather changes in the v. vermont area. providing the secretary with authority to issue the grants will keep vermont farms and other farms around the country that have maple production as a serious supplement tal component to the income in business. i ask my colleagues, and representative 0 owens join me in this. ask our colleagues to support the amendment. thank you, mr. chairman, and i yield back. >> go ahead. >> the ge

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maple help to turn around the atlanta zoo, one of the nation's worst reputation zoos so we will see whathey can do for san francisco. >> mark: we will take a live look outside and be back on this monday morning. building pass, corporate card, verizon 4g lte phone. the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you guys like football ? thank you so much. i'm stoked. you stoked ? totally. ... and he says, "under the mattress." souse le matelas. ( laughter ) why's the new guy sending me emails from paris ? paris, france ? verizon's 4g lte devices are global-ready. plus, global data for just $25. only from verizon. >> darya: americans to decide to get away for the fourth of july have more free days this weekend. so, triple the senate last year when july 4th was on a monday, 40 million people traveled and now, this year aaa predicts an extra 2 million americans will hit the road 50 mi. or more away from home between july 3rd and july 8th. they said the dropping gas prices are helping to boost the people travelling. we are just a couple of day

. >> the sugar maple did not stand a chance. now he may need a new car. >> this 1/3 of the trees have let go and falling down on the hybrid. we are missing that a lot right now. hopefully it will be repaired quite quickly. >> the story behind this c ar, a toyota sedan at the elementary school in fairfax near rugby is anybody's guess. it doesn't appear anybody has claimed the car. school is altered maybe by showing this somebody will know that this is unfortunately what friday's storm did to their vehicle. it looks like a mess. >> thanks. without power keeping cool in this seat has become a challenge for many but the food chain harris teeter is trying to help out. this was the scene in arlington. workers were handing out free ice. they were conducting similar from -- giveaways in maryland and virginia. >> all the problems associated with the storms have been magnified by the intense heat that shows no signs of letting up. for once again, temperatures soared into the 90's breaking records. steve rudin joins us. >> it is another sc

the $160 million jail will be built at the corner of maple and bloomquist street. members of "occupy" red wood stu believe the money should be spent on programs to help people stay out of jail. >> the majority of anymore our county jails are there because they can't pay bail before trial. they don't need to be there. so the county should be looking at ways to change that before they build this. >> alan: the san mateo county sheriff's department held a groundbreaking ceremony at the site on tuesdayment the 640 bed facility should be completed in 2015. >> ama: texting will soon be okay while driving but only if your using a hands free device. january 1st drivers will be able to send, dictate, and listen to text messages but only if they're using a voice activated does. the chp says simply turning on a cell phone or selecting the hands free app behind the wheel can result in a ticket. >>> to another danger behind the wheel. running red lights. check this out. new jersey police released this video of a dramatic accident to alert drivers to the dangers of running red li

is one that they agree to and had been negotiated with to say, will you do this assignment on 123 maple, 104, et cetera, et cetera. they say, what is your fee? they say, $100, or whatever it might be. so you strike an agreement. so there may be anomalies on that. just like we talked about anomalies on traveling. but those are truly anomalies as far as i can tell. haven't seen any evidence of that to -- >> thank you. would anybody else like to comment on that? >> thank you very much. i think it's very important to distinguish the importance of what has happened over the past eight years. at the height of the market, 60% of mortgages were originated by mortgage brokers. the majority of whom were professional lenders. however, we all know that we saw many problematic nontraditional subprime loans. we also saw issues where appraisers were working exclusively with companies such as ameriquest or brokers and overvaluing properties. the intent of the home valuation code of conduct was to ensure that arm's length transaction which was part of the path. we agree it should be changed. the reality

they get is one they agree to and had been negotiated with to say will do you this assignment on 123 maple. it's a 1004. what is your fee? $300 or whatever it might be. there may be anomalies on that like we have talked about on traveling. those are truly anomalies. >> anybody else like to comment on that? >> i think it's very important to distinguish the experience of what happened over the past eight years. at the height of the market, 60% of mortgages were originate and the majority were professional lenders. we all know that we saw many subprime loans and they were overvaluing properties. the intend of the code was to assure that arm's length transaction. the reality is some of the unintended consequences of efforts to improve performance. appraisers tell us with regard to accuracy issue, they would have a day to produce an appraisal for a lender. today they expect them to do two to in the same time period. the fact is appraisers are leaving the practice in droves because they can't make ends meet. that's not a product of quality. these appraisers are committed to providing quality pro

. >> in john grave's backyard, part of this giant maple was torn off and crashed smack into his roof. >> it happened with the storm. and the lights went out and i heard this big crunch. the house shook. >> he is waiting to get it removed. walk around the neighborhood long enough and you might find something like this. here's a sidewalk that has been damaged by an uprooted tree. >> i actually didn't hear it, i felt it. >> mark lives right next to this whopper. >> if this tree hit this house, i would have been a dead man. >> some power lines are tangled under fallen trees. he is not surprised to see something like this. happened here, too. >> montgomery county said they wouldn't do anything about this tree until the wires were fixed by pepco. pepco said they weren't going to do anything about the wires tree was removed. so one of those classic can't win situations, i guess. >> all of the tree debris in montgomery is ending up in durewood. >> they will be busy. >> shawn ryan says they received 100,000 cubic yards so far. that is equivalent to a thousand tractor trailers filled with this

one rare genetic disorder known as maple syrup urine disease or msud prevents the body from breakingown three amino acids. toxic levels of these amino acids in the blood cause severe mental retardation. left untreated most people die in the first two years of life. and now, newborns who test positive for msud start treatment immediately without any impact on lifespan or intelligence. >> it's been a hard, slow road to get dna and the information from it integrated into people's health much less their lives. the technology has this way of not impacting lives until some moment. when things take off. and they are indeed transformative. >> whole genome sequencing is likely to open up more doors of discovery. and dr. gibbs thinks we are close to seeing the price for genome sequencing go down from several thousand to a few hundred dollars. that will make it accessible to almost everyone. and more widely available to predict rare pediatric diseases. >> it will be on your children's social networking accounts on the computer. they will have something about their dna history and they will shar

. >> reporter: he was surprised to see maple leaf bearing trucks. >> i'm glad they sought help because of -- i guess a lot for them to try to handle everybody. . >> reporter: the canada's 72 member team includes forestry and line men. >> some of them have done storm work. we norm don't have the dense population. >> reporter: fixing the problem is no different than in canada. >> once we get to it the line work is line work. it's what we do. >> reporter: the results while not as fast as many may want have been coming, shaun's power is back. >> we appreciate it. we do. >> reporter: and what they wrapped up their it was onto another side. a few crews working tonight but most getting rest as reget ready for another long day tomorrow. i'm joined by rob from bge. what you can tell us? what problems are the crews facing? >> degree trees. these are big trees. we are seeing damage that exceeds, rivals what we saw with hurricane irene. these guys having to work in these conditions, it's hot, tonight its niece -- the guys are working 12 to 16 hours a day. still more than 100,000 without power. whe

is quite exposed to the viewers on everything that's happening there and all this is according to maple consultants and they created this map where they show which are the safest and they are unsafe first nations in the employer about see they're the ones on the red are the most unsafe nations and the top four extremely vulnerable countries are the czech republic hungary poland and most of all as i said in play and the study blames this heavy reliance on exports to the continent and europe is banking system all fast growing major economies like russia are also called higher risk now this gus the session earlier of nick parsons from national australia bank and first i asked him whether countries then do anything to minimize those risks. countries outside the eurozone can indeed seek to protect themselves they can cut interest rates they can print money in the case of countries like switzerland they can effectively put a floor on their exchange rate so they can seek to protect themselves against disruptive capital flows they can seek to protect themselves against a collapsing trade but al

the list in the list of countries most exposed to decline in the euro and all this is according to maple consultancy which actually made a map showing the most unsafe nations and they're shown they're in there and as you about see there we go now the top four extremely vulnerable countries are the czech republic hungary poland and most of all the u.k. this study blames that on the heavy reliance on exports to the continent and europe as banking system fast major economies like russia are also called high risk and that discussed this issue earlier with nick parsons from national australia bank and first i asked him whether countries can minimize those risks. countries outside the eurozone can indeed seek to protect themselves they can cut interest rates they can print money in the case of countries like switzerland they can effectively put a floor on their exchange rate so they can seek to protect themselves against disruptive capital flows they can seek to protect themselves against a collapsing trade but all this is really seeking to minimize damage rather than avoid it why do you think

the euro when and if of course that happens a big one that's what we're talking about according to maple consultants they made a map of the most unsafe nations as they put it and they're about to be shown in red there we go that's up for extremely vulnerable countries are the czech republic hungary poland and most of all of the u.k. this study blames it's having the lives of x. force of a confluence and the banking system fast growing major economies like russia are also called higher risk and i discussed this issue earlier with nick parsons from national australia bank and first i asked him whether countries can do anything to minimize those risks. countries outside the eurozone can indeed seek to protect themselves they can cut interest rates they can print money in the case of countries like switzerland they can effectively put a floor on their exchange rate so they can seek to protect themselves against disruptive capital flows they can seek to protect themselves against a collapsing trade but all this is really seeking to minimize damage rather than avoid it why do you think the bre

which has top the list of countries most exposed to the euro maple croft consultants have created this map which you're about to see which shows the nations the most unsafe nations and they will be shown in red you're about to see there they are now the top four extremely vulnerable countries are the track republic hungary poland and most of all the u.k. as i said this study blames its heavy reliance on exports the constant and you have the banking system fast growing major economies like russia though are also called high of a school i discussed this issue earlier with nick parsons from national straining bank and first i asked them whether countries can do anything to minimise those various. countries outside the euro zone can indeed seek to protect themselves they can cut interest rates they can print money in the case of countries like switzerland they can effectively put a floor on their exchange rate so they can seek to protect themselves against disruptive capital flows they can seek to protect themselves against a collapsing trade but all this is really seeking to minimize dama

because it has its halt the list of countries most vulnerable to a decline in the euro according to maple consultancy where they created a map showing the most unsafe nations if you will and they will be shown there in the red the top four extremely vulnerable countries are the czech republic hungary poland and the most of all the u.k. as i mentioned this study blames let's have a reliance on exports to the continent and to europe's banking system where major economies like russia are also called high risk and i discussed this session earlier with nick parsons from national strader bank and first i asked him whether countries can minimize those for us to begin with. countries outside the eurozone can indeed seek to protect themselves they can cut interest rates they can print money in the case of countries like switzerland they can effectively put a floor on their exchange rate so they can seek to protect themselves against disruptive capital flows they can seek to protect themselves against a collapsing trade but all this is really seeking to minimize damage to other than avoid it why do

the jail is set to be built at maple street in redwood city. ktvu talked with protesters and learned they are not the only ones upset about the project. >> no more changes! we need jobs! we need wages! >> reporter: a small, but passionate protest in redwood city against san mateo county's soon-to-be-built jail. >> they don't have jobs, no insurance. >> reporter: protesters say the $155 million to build the jail and the $40 million used to run it annually should be used instead to help improve the lives of young people. >> we are comight the resources that we need to educate our children to the confinement of their parents. >> reporter: the jail has been in the works for seven years and the county board of supervisors approved it because of serious jail overcrowding. board president says the county is always looking for ways to reduce the jail population. >> we want to put in programs, greater programs than we can do now because of overcrowding and the lack of space and see if we can do the wrap-around services to help people rehabilitate and be

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. >>> and a 100-year-old maple tree fell over in new york state. this is part of the damage you can ceasely see after a -- easy see after a massive storm. it knocked out power to dozens of customers there. also that gazebo caused a lot of flooding on the roads. and it is washing up along the coastline. he was talking to him saying he found a blue object right there with japanese lettering at the rio delmar beach last month. he said it was attached to some type of flooding. a water bottle believed to have come all the way from japan was believed to have been found in march. >>> trayvon martin is telling his side of the story. >> we were getting out of the car? >> knows. >> do you regret you had a gun that night? >> no, sir, do you feel you would not be here if you didn't have that gun. >> he talks with john handy for his first time interview. he told him he was not a murderer but he explain what happened after the night he was killed. >> he stated to try to suffocate me and i continued to push his hands off my mouth and my nose. >> zimmerman has bee

which -- from which comes the best maple syrup in the country, in the world. mr. speaker, extreme weather is real real, it's serious, and our response is to put our head in the sand. i support this amendment. the chair: the gentleman yield back. the chair would advise the gentleman from vermont that the best maple syrup comes from ohio. the gentleman from arkansas. mr. griffin: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. markey: the time remaining? the chair: you have two minutes and 15 seconds. mr. markey: corn is dying, more than 28 counties are eligible for assistance, it's an extreme weather food tax on every single american. fetch the drought is not in your neighborhood you'll feel the pain at the check utah counter. even if the heat wave has broken at your neighborhood, you'll feel it at the grocery store. many of our western forests are also extremely dry, wild fire has burned millions of acres this summer. tens of thousands of people have had to evacuate, hundreds of homes have been destroyed, lives have been lost. we also know that

maple trees are losing limbs. whole entire trees that have fallen over.es that have just the tops have broken out. i've never seen -- i've been doing this about 15 years, and never seen the damage we've had for this storm. >> wow, that's a big statement. the question is, as we saw another home, a big tree down on the power lines, whose responsibility is it to get out there, when you see this big tree down on a power line, should we call you or is that the city? >> well, you need to start with pepco to make sure the power line is turned off. once that's turned off, it depends where the tree is. if it's next to the road, sometimes it's the city's responsibility. if it's in your yard that lands on the power line, sometimes it's your responsibility. check in with your insurance company, check with pepco. call the city if you're in montgomery county call the county, and they should be able to direct you to who is responsible. >> you're a master arborist, board certified, bachelor of science degree in forest resource management, so i'm setting it up to ask you,

maple run boulevard on 216, getting word of an accident there. 20 mi. per hour on the west side. major on the north side. everything running smoothly out of the northeast. live look at you in the area of potee street. here is what it looks like on the west side. typical delays there. over to you, john. >> partly cloudy skies over us. to the south, there is rain. that will be the trend during the day today. 73 degrees at the airport. are these winds at 7 miles an hour -- northeast winds at 7 miles an hour. isolated shower, very slim chance for that. it will probably be from frederick last word. southeast winds at 5 to 10 leg. what am i doing wrong. zippergate. getting dressed. i really wish that had been for show. i had a hard time getting into the flight suit as i got ready to fulfill a lifelong dream to fly in an f-16. get, this the pilot was my brother, a member of the air national guard. coming up, we'll show you an experience i will never forget. good thing is, it's a good thing i wasn't flying the plane. i could not get the zipper on the flight suit up. >> they call them the

. >> i taste a little bit of maple. >> a little bit of maple and butter.omething that people can realistically cook at home and make it crispy? >> the problem with duck has been the fat and what to do with it. after you're cooking. this is the duck from new jersey. a local -- excuse me. what you need to do is put it in a hot oven so the fat renders out. you cook it at high heat the whole way, 45 minutes. ducks are mainly about the same size. let it rest. then you carve it. it's easy to get the skin away from the meat. there's not much fat in this. >> right. >> i'm using my hands but i'm used to that. you got nice meat. the meat is quite lean. it's the skin that you have -- that is kind of fatty. it's kind of an indulgence dish and a festive dish. there's a lot of versatility with dish. you can go asian style like peking duck, you can barbecue it or cook it on the grill. >> that's what makes it yummy is the fat? >> yes, that's correct. >> you grew up in new jersey as a dishwasher. how did you end up with seven restaurants? what happened? >> i worked hard. i

that's right a bunch of maple syrup guzzling socialists is worth more than you americans and we're aboveou. that means we can pee on you too. so suck it, ah? a friendly message from your neighbor to the north. [ cheers and applause ]. >> jimmy: good for you, canada. they know we have weapons, right? some people might say, who cares that canada is richer than us. we lead ours, they lead theirs. one doesn't affect the others. i am not one of those people. i make problems. i don't solve them. i have a plan that i think could tip the scales back in our favor. i would like everyone here in the studio audience, everyone american to stand up. canadians can remain seated. americans only. what we'll do is on the count of three, we're all going to jump up for ten full seconds. okay? if we all do this at once and my calculations are correct, the force of our jumping will create a tremor should dislodge canada's loose change and rain down here on us america. ready? [ cheers and applause ]. >> jimmy: on three, three, two, one. jump, everyone. jump! jumping. good. guillermo has his gun. i think it's w

no contest, hands down, real maple syrup tastes best you don't want to over do it there are 200 calories compared to 20 in sugar-free syrup. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> sugar-free syrup is that legal in this country? >> talk to vermont and new hampshire about that. >> a little drizzle guess a long way >> if the pancakes are really good like i get at mo's around the corner. blueberry, don't need syrup. >> we gotta stop, stumps are group lidge, as we speak. -- stomachs are grumbling as we speak. >>> we don't have flight arrival delays that we dealt with yesterday, beautiful picture as we look at the hills and the clouds. let's move on and talk about what going on, on live doppler -- i didn't get paid for that endorsement, that is against the rules, hemlo! i see someone smirking at the news desk. good news, no rain, no mist, nothing like we had yesterday. just updated temperatures santa rosa clear skies 49, 60 antioch, most of the us in the 50s right now. temperatures in the mid 50s around the monterey bay and inland. for today, sunshine quicker marine layers thinner, clouds less

a bunch of maple syrup guzzling socialists are worth more than your big shot americans and we're above means we can pee on you too. so suck it, eh. a friend lip message from your neighbor to the north. [ cheers and applause ]. >> jimmy: good for you canada. they know we have weapons, right? some people might say who cares that canada is richer than us. we lead ours, they lead ours. i am not one of those people. i make problems. i don't solve them. and i have a plan that i think could tip the scales back in our favor. i would like everyone here in the studio audience, everyone american to stand up. everyone stand up right now. canadians can remain seetded. americans only. on the count of three, we'll all jump up and down for ten full seconds. okay? and if we all do this at once, the force of our jumping will create a tremor that should dislodge all of canada's loose change and cause it to rain down on to us here in america. all right? let's use our obesity for something positive for a change. ready? [ cheers and applause ]. >> jimmy: on the count of three, three, two, one. jump, everyon

one of our viewers in ohio this the daniel stewart home built in 1816, vintage maple snapped. cambridge. this one from a viewer in annapolis, maryland giant tree burying a home. our viewer sent this a baltimore city police car crushed by a true. police patrol lines at a bp gas station, the only place for gas in town right now. if you have videos or pictures from the storm damaged areas please send them us to to ureport@foxnews.com or directly to me. or facebook.com/harrisfaulkner. remember stay safe when you senate. >>> the air force acknowledging it is looking into reports of sexual salt of female recruits. investigators saying there have been 31 victims women who say they've either been victims of sexual assault or misconduct by instructors, all of this happening at lackland airbase in texas over the past two years. first victim coming forward last june. 12 instructors under investigation, nine from the same squadron. molly henneberg on the story for us. the defense secretary weighing in. >> reporter: yes defense secretary panetta says he's very concerned. he says recruits a

as i drew the vessel near, my insides began to feel like warm maple syrup was flowing through them.cean beast locked eyes. volcanic passion began to roil within me. aching to erupt in an interspecies frenzy of hot, shuddering blubber. our lips met, assuming whales have lips. his breath smelled of plankton and squid. i lick and nibbled the breathe's briny back as i worked my way slowly towards his blow hole. i stumbled clumsy. i rose, nude and dripping, ready for his flesh harpoon. and then he turned to me, raised his ma'mmoth head and whisper e the words i longed to hear. and so i did. >> jimmy: doesn't get any better than that. thank you so much. thank you. kate beckinsale, everyone. "total recall" opens in theaters in august. and we'll be right back with chris harrison. ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. just one removes more stains th

. >> reporter: in john graves' backyard, part of this giant maple was torn off and crashed smack into his roof. >> it happened with the storm and the lights went out and i heard this big crunch. the house shook. >> he is still waiting to get it removed. walk around the neighborhood long enough and you might find something like this. here is a sidewalk that has been damaged by an uprooted tree. >> i actually didn't hear it. i felt it. >> mark lives next to this whopper. >> if this tree had hit this house, i would have been a dead man, no doubt about it. >> reporter: some hour lines are still trangeled under under fallen industries. mash says he is not surprised to see something like this happened here too. >> montgomery county said that they wouldn't do anything about this tree until the wires were fixed by pepco. pepco said they weren't going to do anything about the wires until the tree was removed. it was one of those classic can't-win situations, i guess. >> reporter: all. tree debris in montgomery is ending up at the county-run transfer station in durwood. >> we'll be busy for the

as i drew the vessel near, my insides began to feel like warm maple syrup was flowing through them.began to roil within me. aching to erupt in an interspecies frenzy of hot, shuddering blubber. our lips met, assuming whales have lips. his breath smelled of plankton and squid. i leaped, and licking and nibbling the beast's briny back as i worked my way slowly towards his blow hole. i stumbled clumsy. i rose, nude and dripping, ready for his flesh harpoon. and then he turned to me, raised his mammoth head and whispered the words i longed to hear. below me, ishmail. so i did. >> jimmy: doesn't get any better than that. thank you so much. thank you. kate beckinsale, everyone. "total recall" opens in theaters in august. and we'll be right back with chris harrison. [ cheers and applause ] crowley: i'm dennis crowley, and i'm one of the co-founders of foursquare. foursquare makes apps for mobile phones that let you connect with your friends to help make the real world easier to use. my smartphone is the one thing that i never leave my house without, and it's the one thing that if i do forg

you had maple syrup, my friend. tastes good with the relish, huh? >> yeah.. >> jimmy: number one. >> number four. >> jimmy: number four. >> four. >> jimmy: all right. yeah. i'm talking about holly and scarlet! come on down. ♪ holly and scarlet >> jimmy: all right. here we go. all right, guys. let them have it. give them that $100. yeah. no. [ laughter ] [ sad tuba ] thank you, guys. all right. hey, come on. leave him alone. all right. all right. you got to go to therapy after this. that was -- strawberry jam on that one there. [ laughter ] you should get your own flavor from ben & jerry's when this is all over. all right, and you got packing peanuts on you my man. looks pretty good. all right. two more buckets. here we go. >> number seven. >> jimmy: seven. >> number five. >> jimmy: number five. perfect. seven. that's beth. number five is tessa. ♪ beth and tessa >> jimmy: beth, tessa, let him have it. give somebody that 100 bucks. [ cheers and applause ] he's a winner! ♪ congratulations! you are both winners tonight. unbelievable. what a great game. what a gr

famous for one concession stand that serves deep fried oreos and a funnel cake covered in bacon and maple syrup. you can use the money you saved to buy your funnel cake. another cool thing, they have minor league fields for little kids. little league fields that are modeled after major league stadiums. >> that's a nice addition. let's move to buoy and the bay sox. >> they're a winning team. they have been winning for the past five seasons, but also a lot of fun to go see. they actually do things like the monkey rodeo that we're looking at here. monkeys riding dogs and they do a lot on the circuit and a lot of fun things like fireworks and this is a team to see, for sure. >> can we skip down and talk about virginia. you've got the potomac nationals and the flying squirrels. >> we have a lot. we can find out about all of them in this weekend's weekend section and a lot of fun teams. >> that's what we like to hear. thank you. southern maryland blue crabs, too. also something to check out. we appreciate that. for more information on the weekend, logon to nbcwashington.com or for the going out