margarita! >>> estás emocionada! >>> qué pasó?s! (m (mÚsica). >>> ringo ringo! .aquí en la fiesta del día de acción de gracias tantas bendiciones! >>> la del día de emoción y así es! >>> tu pones un pavo en la mesa y llegan todos (risas). >>> >>> hay agradecimietno y emociones y nos pasa a veces, hermanos que pecamos de sentirnos inconformes y uno tiene todo la salud, un trabajo, una casa y uno se sigue quejando y no se vale. hoy en este día de acciónd e gracias quiero mostrarles una historia incríbelo y llame a la familia y a la productora y aprendí a apreciar cada respiro de cada día. >>> >>> prepárense. >>> es la historia de franklin mesías. siempre quiso viajar a los estados unidos y conocer mickey mouse, con su sueño a punto de realizarse, franklin se enfermó y fue al hospital. >>> empezó con una fiebre y el médico lo vio sin caminar y el médico constató que tenía una bacteria en la sangre y nosotros estamos devastados. nunca lloró cuando le dijieron que le iban a amputar sus pies y manos. no lloró y siempre quiso unos pies n

>margarita zavala se podría lanzar para el 2018. >> pues, mira, lo que narro, es que justamente de laa 2018". >> anabel, hablemos de enrique peña nieto y ¿cuál es su principal reto? dicen que ganó con trampas. >> ¿qué debe hacer para demostrar lo contrario?. >> para ganas la confianza, tendría que establecer inmediatamente, la comunidad mexicana no le dará mucho tiempo de gracia, debe implementar medidas para volver la tranquilidad en las calles, pero será una loza que enrique peña nieto tendrá qque cargar y podría ser su talón de aquiles. >> también para culminar me dices que han tenido amenazas de muerte, ¿qué pasa con eso?. >> así es, como tú sabes, desde que salió el libro de los señores narcos, se orquestó un complot, para asesinarme y desde entonces tengo que vivir con escoltas las 24 horas del día y esto se ha convertido en elementos reales, mi familia sufrió un atentado, mis hermanas han sido amenazadas con armas, yo he sido perseguido y me parece una vergüenza el nivel de violencia que se ha ejercido contra nosotros los periodistas, espero que enrique peña nieto si quiere gar

got a table and some margaritas and burritos. was a good time. >> while eating, max notices two men argue with the restaurant's manager and several waiters. >> they were raising their voices every once in a while so i could tell that tensions were >> raised. i could tell everything was about to escalate. i took out my phone and started recording. >> according to blockheads' co-owner, the argument starts because the two men are harassing a waitress when the waitress becomes upset, the manager steps in to defuse the situation. >> he found the two guests to be belligerent and using language that he felt was not appropriate for the restaurant. he asked them to leave. >> though the men followed the manager outside it becomes apparent they aren't too happy about being asked to leave. >> i don't know why it got to that point and somebody said something to somebody, but when that happens, these things escalate very quickly. >> the argument hits its boiling point when one of the customers lashes out and hits one of the waiters in the face

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>> it's like a hot margarita. >> like a hot margarita. >> okay. it is good.or the voice, good for the singing voice. this is a drink we serve at the bar, only we don't use honey, we use regular sugar. someone has stolen my ice. it's in there. it's in there. do you like to shake? >> oh, does she like to shake. >> you do one. let me get some liquid nitrogen out to fill the glasses. >> liquid nitrogen? >> shake it, shake it, shake it! >> is it starting to get on your nerves? >> a little, a little. >> you should talk to my wife. got it? >> yes. >> get a little extra. dump those out, you like dumping them out, right? >> i like doing them. >> one, two, three. >> i got it on me. >> all right, now the nice thing about this is we take the tannins out of the tea. it doesn't taste too tannic. >> i would hope so. what bothers you more than that? >> alcoholic drink, it does. >> spoil the whole thing. we're going to have to wrap this up, dave. science class is over. >> i'm going to drink this. because i didn't make one of those for myself. >> thank you very much. >> thank

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. >> maybe we should try the items, blue drink, the margarita. >> you go right to the margarita. >> got to bring some of his dishes here, you guys try it out and give your own "today" show review. >> it's very personal. i guess the question is do you sometimes, do the critics take too far, to the point where he even says when you cruise around the country for your show diners, drivins and dives raspy out slangy odes to places where americans like to get down and greasy, do you really mean it or is it all an act basically questioning whether or not he deserves to be the restauranteur that he is. we eel have him on hopefully tomorrow and let him go at it. absolutely. >> those could all be people he had an affair with and he's just getting back at him. >> thank you. >> takes the bad review to the next level. >> take three. all right. take a look at this >> i can't get over this. >> this can't be real. you put this in on your baby, they crawl around and clean the floor. >> kind of ingenious. this thing is selling like hot cakes. >> so the creator says. >> supposedly. some folks -- is this $

what's in the margarita, the watermelon margarita that tastes like formaldehyde? so i want to check it out. the thing is, the reviewer has gone there four times and the restaurant has only been open two months, and that's kind of not really what they do. he thinks this guy wants attention and he got it. >> mission accomplished. people everywhere use the internet to listen to their favorite music. now a lot of those new musicians, the top artists are panning pandora. why? >> rihanna, britney spears, katy perry, they like that their fans can hear their music. but they want royalties. pandora wants to get congress to say they don't have to pay them royalties. they said, why do you think we're gazillion airs? that's how you make your money. everybody's upset with pandora. they like that the fans like their music, but they also want the royalties. all these musicians that signed a letter for billboard.com, there will be an ad on billboard saying, you know what, we want our cash. >> ice cube planning a fourth installment of his cult classic the friday movie franchise. h

he compares a blue margarita to tasting like a combination of radiator fluid and formaldehyde. ouch. fieri defended the restaurant this morning on the "today" show. >> this is an ever-changing, ever-evolving process. you get new guys in, some guys out, you've got different timings that go on. and do we do it perfect? no. are we striving to do it perfect? yes. it's impossible to come in and have a dining experience and have every single thing wrong. unless you want to sensationalize something. a great way to make a name for yourself. big way to hit it. >> the radiator flu is evolving. fieri is the tenth highest paid chef in the country. he owns a dozen other restaurants all over the nation. >>> that review in "the new york times" is being called the most scathing in the paper's history. it was hard to put it down this morning when we were reading it. tonight we spoke with food critic tom with the "washington post" to get his take on the fairness of it. tom thought wells did a great job. he believes that will be the review that wells will be remembered for. but he also agreed par

. >> crystal and margarita are among 4,000 people who will register for free food ahead of thanksgiving it doesn't surprise us to see this many people. it is scary to see people braving the elements for this kind of opportunity. >> dave came out to see for himself. >> there are a lot more people besides these who are in need. there are 20,000 households that are below the poverty level. >> but there's also wealth and they are counting on the community it make it possible. >> so right now, we have 4,000 turkeys. >> we are calling for action for people to get involved. and the key to donate. do a drive if your neighborhood, your churches and solutions. >> that way, one day maybe there will be fewer people in line. >> if times are better, we won't have to, and we can leave the spot for somebody else to come do it, but for right now, it is a big blessing and a big happy that we can come out here. >> between thanksgiving and christmas, they need 7,000 boxes of food. and they also need toys. families can register for those today as well. shop closes up here tonight at 6:00. live in san jose,

. >> crystal and margarita are among 4,000 people who will register for free food ahead of thanksgiving>> it doesn't surprise us to see this many people. it is scary to see people braving the elements for this kind of opportunity. >> dave came out to see for himself. >> there are a lot more people besides these who are in need. there are 20,000 households that are below the poverty level. >> but there's also wealth and they are counting on the community it make it possible. >> so right now, we have 4,000 turkeys. >> we are calling for action for people to get involved. and the key to donate. do a drive if your neighborhood, your churches and solutions. >> that way, one day maybe there will be fewer people in line. >> if times are better, we won't have to, and we can leave the spot for somebody else to come do it, but for right now, it is a big blessing and a big happy that we can come out here. >> between thanksgiving and christmas, they need 7,000 boxes of food. and they also need toys. families can register for those today as well. shop closes up here tonight at 6:00. live in san jose

jane martin, jillian gillett, glennishia campbell ston, patricia ubency, cecilia pÉrez, margarita --atrice montenegro, daniel boyd -- next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. my name's sharon gadberry. i recently presented a civil grand jury report on muni switchbacks. we found that 20 to 30,000 riders a month are made to get off their bus or train, due to shortages in the muni system. at that time, muni refused to comply with our request to end this practice of switchbacks, mainly due to the deficiencies that they cited in their system. since our jury is no longer meeting they did not take a position on supervisor ween's proposal so my testimony is personal as a muni rider and as a person who completed a study on muni. i support supervisor wiener's proposal to apply also i think all -- all and any new funds should bring the system up to speed, before any new and free ridership is offered. sfmta has many plans for improving their system. however, these plans have not been achieved. no free rides should be offered untilukvz those improvements hae taken place. it's a wonderful idea

the watermelon margarita? any idea why it tastes like some combination of radiator fluid and form mald hide. this is certainly the most brutal review. fieri will have his say. he's going to respond on the "today" show. you can see it at 7:00 a.m. >> marla tellez showed me that entire article in "the new york times," everything is done in a question. very clever way to write and skew somebody. >>> a possible settlement in the criminal case against bp oil for that big-time gulf oil spill. >>> plus a new report shows positive news for graduating college students. >>> and your favorite snack. guess what, favorite snack food could soon be history. why today hostess says it might stop, say it ain't so, making twinkies, ho-hos and ding dongs. >>> new this morning, getting a job out of college may be getting easier. a new survey predicts employers will increase hiring of college graduates by about 5% in the coming year. the study from michigan state university found demand is strong for all majors, suggesting that emp

the watermelon margarita?a why it tastes like some combination of radiator fluid and formaldehyde? fieri fired back this morning on the "today" show. >> i thought it was ridiculous. i've read reviews. there's good and bad in the restaurant business. but that was so overboard. >> you may not know this. but fieri is from santa rosa and owns two restaurants in sonoma county. now there's a johnny garlics in san jose. that restaurant has a three-star rating on yelp. marla tellez here, my co-anchor, had a picture up close and personal with guy. check facebook. she's on it hanging out. >> yeah, we're real close in it, too. he's a nice guy. gives good hugs. thanks for being with us. join us tonight. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on, for two whole years. from at&t. [ female announcer

my name is margarita, a tenderloin resident. many of us are here for your support and the free muni for youth passes. my hopes are today that you, as supervisors, will continue -- or support free muni for youth. as many of you know, or may not know, the majority of us are from low income families and the fast pass for our kids would be incredibly helpful. eliminating this additional cost would really help us in terms of having money for food and basic necessities. as low income people, as people who often live in poverty we're asking you to please support us and our children. thank you. i believe that actually everybody needs fast passes, youth, the elderly and people who are disabled. thank you. >> supervisor wiener: thankidjiñ you. next speaker. >> [speaking spanish] >> translator: good morning. my name is magdalena, i work with -- latina. i have a family with three daughters, and muni is our main source of transportation, our only source of transportation. the need is big. our youth really need this to get to school, and afte

the watermelon margarita?any idea why it tastes like some combination of radiator fluid and formaldehyde. >> he plans to respond. we'll hear from him on the "today" show tomorrow morning. you can see it here on nbc bay area at 7:00 a.m. >> they called it inedible. >> it can't be that bad. let's bring in dave from the comcast sportsnet newsroom. >> coming up in sports, alex smith is back and he is going on play, we think. why he was protected today. he was wearing black. that was a good thing. the warriors and the high flying tilt with atlantic. >>> the warriors rookie harrison barnes had his best game as a pro. he made a lot of minutes and made the most of them. and as a result, the atlantic hawks had some issues. hall of fame night at oracle honoring the great don nelson. pick it up in the third quarter. the warriors up by 4. klay thompson misses. harrison barnes does not. he had 19 points and 13 boards. fourth quarter. the warriors up 4. curry with the give and go. warriors finished with a win, 92-88. >> we

. >> maybe a few margaritas, might skip the turkey this year. who needs turkey. >> a spokesperson says the friday before thanksgiving has become a busy travel day because many schools are off the entire week and more families decide to leave town early. this could be a record breaker travel season. sfo expects a 3% increase compared to last year. back here live definitely get dropped off here or take bart as the lots are filling up quickly. live at sfo, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you plan to hit the road for the thanksgiving holiday you will not be alone. aaa estimates 4.7 million californians will travel more than 50 miles this weekend. this is a live picture from berkeley. the prediction is 43 million nationwide with half a million taking flights. both the state and national figures represent an increase of less than 1% over last year. >>> violence continues for a third day along the israel-gaza border, israeli missiles are pounding away at weapons storage facilities and missel launching sights in gaza, killing more than 20, inc

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margarita tried a gel kit that retails for $120. >> i was surprised how quickly it dried up.product, in general, looked great. but after two days, it started to peel off on one hand, which margarita attributed to a mistake she made in applying the polish. i put my own nails through the ultimate wringer, giving my kids a bath, cleaning, even painted my foyer. so, how did they fare? the moment of truth. the salon manicure did last longer. but a little operator error. that's because i didn't apply it all that well. i learned it's crucial to have a clean nail. and you have to apply gel polish differently because it's not the same consistency as regular polish. >> it looks great. >> don't get too close. it gets easier and easier when you do it. nutrinail, we reached out to them. and they said, it dries rock-solid with a brilliant shine in five minutes and lasts up to a week. right up your alley. >> okay. a little bit of time. lots of benefit. >> we'll go to the salon together. >> a mani and pedi together. >>> it's time for "deals and steals." great jewelry for you, our "gma" viewe

we do a margarita, like a margarita pizza.italy. you were about 14 years old. >> he was 14 years old. different time. he truly came over on a boat. >> 1950s. >> yes. >> is that who inspired your cooking? >> both my mother and father we were a cooking family and when you're a kid and you have to go do the garden and make the sausage and help make the wine then you're like oh, i want to go and do this but i'm so thankful for it now. it's guided me. >> how old were you when you started to work in their restaurant? >> not their restaurant a friend's restaurant. middle school. >> really? >> helping out prep dish wash and even you know i would go from football practice in high school to a friend's restaurant and we would prep and help cook and wash dishes but then i went into regular college and then i started a bar with my brother and i was 18 years old. and i was like college -- i don't know if this is for me. and my dad is like you remember what it was like when you were growing up and i was in the restaurant. and he's like you d

he wrote, for instance, try that watermelon margarita? idea why it takes -- tasting like a combination of radiator fluid and formaldehyde? that has some calling him mean- spirited. he's more on this. >> the tone of sarcasm, the question style. i think we all know what is going on here. you came in with a different agenda, came in four times to a restaurant opened two months. that is tough times. is it perfect now? no. are we striving for it, yeah. i think they will change. it's two months now, see where we are in six months. >> he has 11 restaurants across the u.s. guy's american kitchen and bar is located in time square. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, a newer version of cracker jacks is about to hit stores, called cracker jacked and will add caffeine. a group wants the government to crack down before other products put children at risk. the makers insist the snack won't be marketed towards children. >>> coming up tonight, a gun shot fired into a car during a domestic dispute. police say a basketball player with ties to d.c. pulled the

the reviewer said the margaritas glowed like nuclear waste. and here's more.oasted marshmallow taste like fish? when you hung that sign by the entrance that says, welcome to flavor town, were you just messing with our heads? oh, my god. fieri insists the reviewer had an agenda. >> i just thought it was ridiculous. i've read reviews. there's good and bad in the restaurant business. but that, to me, dude went so overboard, it seemed like there was another agenda. >> dean obeidallah is back. he insisted that the reviewer had an agenda. did he hit the mark or did it leave a bad taste in your mouth? >> i want to go eat at that restaurant. how could it be that bad? >> the thing is, when you have celebrity chefs -- sometimes i will taste -- not saying this about him. but everyone goes, oh, my gosh, it's great. and you're like really? sometimes it's not good and people suck up to celebrity chefs. >> i think simon cowell wrote a critique. it was cutting. it was like he did something personal to the guy. it was funny, though. i'm not kidding. i want to go eat there. >>

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the watermelon margarita and goes on and on from there. i'll spare you the rest of it. donny, let me start with you, some people saying this is self-indulgent by the writer, a guy with an agenda. others say he was assigned the job and gave his honest opinion. >> well, i think this is the best thing that happened. hey, these food critics, they eat up here places, this is real food for real people. enough with the critics, make it the populous movement. this will turn into gold for you, my friend. say we're not for critics, we're for you and me. this is a bonanza for me. i thought it was very good. >> it was very sarcastic. >> it was mean-spirited. almost if the critic didn't want to go to the restaurant. like his boss made him go to the restaurant and then in criticizing the food, it was like, so since i have to be here and eat in this place, i'm going to take you down. it was mean and unnecessary. >> guy brought enough food to feed our entire "today" crew. they're downstairs trying the food. dr. phil, you star, and donny all had a bite. >> well, first off, i did have so

he said that his margarita tasted like formaldehyde and look like radiator fluid.a party at that very restaurant. we think of that? when you think they would poison on their food? i mean, obviously, they are spreading -- i mean, i can't even. >> talk about mean-spirited. it is one thing to write overview. but to be objective and go off like that, what was the agenda there? to be hypocritical and have the party with all the people there. >> myuess is the author was about to get fired or something and he wanted to draw a lot of attention to himself. that's all i can come up with. but wouldn't expect that much. it's in the heart of times square. i wouldn't go in there expecting a culinary beast. >> what they did, it was unbelievable. and you scratch the surface. >> is the one oh, yeah, it was so long. they just torched them. torched him and torched them. i wrote the elevator with guy fieri that day and i kind of looked at him. you don't want to mention the elephant in the elevator, and i just let out online. but he looked happy. he didn't look like it was bugging him.

the reviewer said the margaritas glowed like nuclear waste. and here's more.he toasted marshmallow taste like fish? when you hung that sign by the entrance that says, welcome to flavor town, were you just messing with our heads? oh, my god. fieri insists the reviewer had an agenda. >> i just thought it was ridiculous. i've read reviews. there's good and bad in the restaurant business. but that, to me, dude went so overboard, it seemed like there was another agenda. >> dean obeidallah is back. he insisted that the reviewer had an agenda. did he hit the mark or did it leave a bad taste in your mouth? >> i want to go eat at that restaurant. how could it be that bad? >> the thing is, when you have celebrity chefs -- sometimes i will taste -- not saying this about him. but everyone goes, oh, my gosh, it's great. and you're like really? sometimes it's not good and people suck up to celebrity chefs. >> i think simon cowell wrote a critique. it was cutting. it was like he did something personal to the guy. it was funny, though. i'm not kidding. i want to go eat there.

. >> if you had a couple of margaritas before you went, you may be more relaxed, but no.ot recommend that. don't try this at home. don't. [ screams ] >> well, what else can i say? i think rosemary says it all. that's all for this edition of "cauon

the watermelon margarita? any idea why it tastes like some combination of radiator fluid and formaldehyde? it's not the first bad review of the restaurant but certainly the most brutal. fieri will get his chance to respond this morning on the "today" show coming up at 7:00. >> wow. all right, meantime investors waiting to be served up a nice, piping hot apple check this morning. scott mcgrew, apple handing out some money? >> with no cheese on top. apple sits on $121 million in cash. it's going to hand out some of that in morning. if you bought apple stock no later than monday, you will get a check, $2.65 for every share you own. a total dividend of $2.5 billion coming out of cupertino this morning and into people's pockets. meanwhile, shares of facebook jumped almost 13% wednesday, the day the final lockup ended for facebook employees. you'd think shares would fall because 700 million more shares were suddenly available on the market. well, it turns out those employees didn't try to sell. they're holding on to