>> meyer: there was u.s.getting shot at and those are your brothers. >> martin: four marines were trapped in the village of ganjgal after a patrol of nine americans-- both marines and army soldiers-- and 45 afghan military was ambushed. afterwards, the army's center for lesson's learned produced this animated recreation of what happened. the patrol set out for what was supposed to be a friendly meeting with village elders. rocky terrain forced them to get out of their armored vehicles and move in on foot. they're walking up toward the village. what happens next? >> meyer: right at daylight, they open fire on them. the... the enemy starts... starts raining down. they had mortars, rockets, rocke-propelled grenades and small arms fire. >> martin: they were waiting for you. >> meyer: they were. >> martin: this was an ambush. >> meyer: oh, it was. we were set up. >> martin: with an estimated 100 to 150 enemy fighters dug in on the high ground above them, the marines called for artillery fire from a nearby base. th

we created the danny meyer hospitality index. it's made up of 17 companies that he believes embodied this hospitality factor, companies like whole foods, chipotle, apple, costco, amazon, goldman sachs just to name a few. the result, back when we first talked to danny about this idea, the hospitality index stood at 65. now it's at 232. that means while the s&p gave you a 65% return, the hospitality index is up a -- drum roll please. spectacular 257% over the same period. there's some comparisons, huh? look at that. that can't be random. it can't be idle, it can't be foolish. i very quickly became a convert to danny's philosophy years ago. i still found this to be incredible. danny meyer's not a stock guy. he's not a professional investor. his picks left the averages in the dust. what's he doing? he's using his insight as a restaurant operator to create a prism for identifying great stocks and that prism works. maybe hospitality isn't as ethereal as it sounds. fact is of the 17 companies in the original index, only one, just one un

the ceo marc benioff, the danny meyer of the cloud business has instilled throughout the organization. not that anyone cares right now in light of cisco's blow-up that took salesforce down $16 with it. some worries about the quarter. if you like danny's analysis, it might be time to maybe snap up a little tomorrow into some weakness and after reports, buy some then. bottom line, when you're picking stocks, remember the success of the danny meyer hospitality index. understands the value of hospitality of not just delivering high-quality products but connecting with you the customer. that would make you more money than their clueless rivals. maybe in addition to incredibly successful shake shack

pat meyer tracks orders. it's a great indicator of how home sales are fairing. >> in the oil patch in texas, our business is much stronger there. in certain segments, the multi- family is busy for us right now. so, it really depends on the segment of the market and geography where the strength is. >> reporter: pella is a family- owned company that survived a depression, a world war and several economic downturns, and during those times the company never laid off a worker... until a few years ago. the collapse of the housing market caused demand for windows and doors in new homes to plummet from its peak in 2006. replacement demand has also contracted. that forced meyer to layoff 20% of pella's 10,000 workers in nearly a dozen plants. that must have been a tough call to make. >> very. most difficult decision i've ever had to make. it's... people are our most important asset. i mean, i know that's clichÉ, but, at pella, it's right in our mission and in our vision statement. >> reporter: innovation, even in a re

meyer. we'll have limited lanes on ft.th streets so that they can dig down, find that water main and plug the hole here. the other streets around which had been closed previously have just reopened. so we're really talking about ft. meyer street. we'll continue to follow this. with more on traffic, we'll go over to danella. >>> thanks. that is affecting metro. at the rosalyn metro station earlier reports that you may have issues accessing the rosalyn metro station. the station is open. looks like you're going to be able to get on to the metro station with no issues. over to the marc train, big problems. we have a canceled train on the brunswick east line. train 890. and penn south 505, a 40-minute delay. chopper 4 over the scene of the crash. 197 at route 50. good news is looks like northbound 197 now open. southbound still blocked now due to accident activity felt going to be watching this all morning long. aaron? >> thank you. >>> today we expect to learn more about tomorrow's private space launch. space exploration tech

and fort meyer drive is expected to reopen shortly. it was in and around this area around metro rosslyn metro station remains open. you may find some street closure, around the metro which means you will have to walk to a different entrance but again things are beginning to improve. the break for the last hour or so was affecting roads in rosslyn. we of course are keeping you posted and i'm texting with dan to keep you posted on the situation. outside live in rosslyn and again things look pretty good here at lee highway and lynn street. i'm going to step out and show you a live picture out in bowie and this is from our sky 9. this accident happened overnight. three cars very serious accident. on route 197 at route 50. work continues here you want to use route 3 as the alternate route. again route 197 north of route 50 serious overnight accident with investigation and clean-up continuing. coming up in my next report, an update once again at 6:11. back to you guys. >>> thank you. today the g-8 economic summit gets underway at camp david,

world powers want them to suspend all urban meyer -- urban meyer -- uranium enrich hent to 20%. iran insists it has no intention of making weapons and it must be allowed to enrich for civilian purms. negotiators weren't expecting to reach an agreement in this round of talks and that's just as well because it looks like they didn't come anywhere near to getting one. on the most significant issues, uranium enrichment and sanctions, iran and the world powers are still far apart. >> the brother of the chinese blind activist who is at the center of a diplomatic standoff between china and the u.s. has also escaped from his closely guard village. chen chen has always said that his relatives still in china could face reprisals from the authorities. >> for the chinese activist chen chen it was a -- complen chien-ming wang cheng it was a moment of celebration when he arrived here in new york with his young family. but there is fear his ale -- relatives in china will face further repricals. his escape from house arrest last month triggered an extraordinary diplomatic crisis. now his brothe

meyer. ft. meyer loses two left lanes between lee highway and wilson boulevard. two right lanes are getting by at this point. for a time we had a number of streets in the immediate area closed down because of a water main break that happened at a construction project. now a lot of folks are walking around saying, well, where's the water? two lanes are being taken up on ft. meyer so they can dig down to access the pipe. so it's going to be a while. there are still two lanes getting by to the right. that's the good news. back to you. >> megan mcgrath, thank you. >>> a federal agent charged with killing a man in hawaii is asking the judge to dismiss it. christopher dede says he was simply performing his official duties and is immune from prosecution. dede is accused of shooting and killing a man at a fast food restaurant last month, saying he was protecting himself and others. he's home in arlington, virginia, awaiting trial. that is scheduled for this september. he wants to push it back until next year. >>> today the jury will begin deliberating in the john edwards

[laughter] >> dave, would you share the story of the oscar meyer wagon interception with your child? >> i have a theory of parenting which is that your function as a parent is to embarrass your children. i embrace that. that is your job, to be embarrassing to your children, just as your parents were embarrassing to you. i was at the miami herald and i got a call from the oscar meyer wiener company, talking about bringing the wienermobile to miami. there are six of them. a lot of people do not know that. [laughter] this nation leads the world in wienermobile technology. although, iran is a developing more. [laughter] not for long. so they called me up and say we're bringing the wienermobile to miami, would you like to drive it for a day? i said heck yes. i knew exactly what i wanted to do. i wanted to pick my son of that middle school. [laughter] there he is in peer pressure hell. i will never forget. there are all these mothers in minivans. and behind it is this looming hot dog, and i am saying, rob berrryy, come to the wienermobile. you scar their child psychologically for life. yes

meyer, virginia, near arlington cemetery, the unit conducts about eight military funerals each day and has participated in presidential and state funerals since is 1948. american history tv visited ft. meyer to observe preparations for sem is tear missions and to learn about the history of the third infantry and funeral caissons. >> my name is staff sergeant robert maskey. i'm a squad leader in the caisson platoon. right now we're doing tack prep in the morning for all of the missions. there's 20 funeral missions a day in arlington cemetery. there are eight full honors funerals. they are usually for sergeant major above, medal recipients and active duty soldiers and for office officers. so there's eight of those a day. >> the caisson came about, the first instance we found is during the war with mexico, the late 1840s, during that time a colonel's body, according to one account, was carried away from the battlefield as part of the procession on the caisson that was present on the battlefield. it was during that time that the u.s. army's artillery came about in its own age and so the ar

so we're doing a meyer lemon coconut pudding pie.lla pudding. >> this is meyer lemon juice. meyer lehman peel. >> there's zest. >> and then toasted coconut to the. mom is this enough? >> yeah. >> good. >> and we're going to make it as easy as possible. >> graham cracker crust. >> even dad can do, mom, is that what you're saying? >> whatever. >> actually refrigerate it. but we're going to add some of our whipped cream on top. >> oh! >> voila. momma marion, who's your pie. happy mother's day. >> thanks -- [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪

luken meyer from missouri for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. congressman brady thank you for your efforts on the sound dollar act. i really like the things you have in there. do you believe we need the prl reserve as a lender of last resort? do we need an entity that puts the finger in the dike when something starts to happen? >> the answer is yes. your question in some regards addresses miss maloney's question. which is under a single mandate could the fed intervene in times of emergency. the answer is absolutely, yes. they would still be the lender of last resort. still provide liquidity to those banks frankly that aren't just having liquidity problems. they have the ability to increase or decrease the interest rates to tighten or loosen money supply. they would still be under a single mandate to have the ability to intervene in very unusual situations. what they would not be allowed to do is to continue to intervene far beyond that financial crisis which again is contributing to the uncertainty today. >> it would seem that looking at the las

>>> new york restaurant mogul danny meyer. >>> turnaround king brent cardone on getting customers to pay more and richard branson on staying relevant. coming up next on "your business." >>> small businesses are revitalizing the economy and american express open is here to help. that's why we are proud to present "your business" on msnbc. >>> hi there, everyone, i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business." where we give you tips and advice to help your business grow. how does a small business stan out from its competition and get customers to keep coming back? well, you may want to try adding a little extra helping of hospitality. it's a tool that's important not just for restaurants and hotels but for any service-oriented business. because being likable can make you bankable. ♪ >> did you just put that on the menu. >> did i, yesterday. >> did you sell any yet? >> we sold about ten yesterday. >> you sold ten on day one. >> danny meyer, owner of the union square hospitality group has been running some of new york city's most successful restaurant for more than two decades. >> if i

>>> new york restaurant mogul danny meyer on the importance of hospitality for any small business. turnaround brent cardone on getting customers to pay more. and richard branson will speak about staying relevant coming up next on "your business." >>> small businesses are revitalizing the economy and american express open is here to help. that is why we are proud to present "your business" on msnbc. >>> hi there, everyone. i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome the "your business" where we give you tips and advise to help your business grow. how does a small business stand out from the competition and keep customers coming back in well, you may want to try an extra helping of hospitality and it is a tool that is important not just for restaurants and hotels, but any service-oriented business, because being likable can make you bankable. >> did you just put that on the menu? >> i did yesterday. >> yesterday? did you sell any yet? >> we sold ten yesterday which is exciting. >> you sold ten on day one which is easy for tonight. >> yes. >> and danny meyer owner of the union square hospitality squ

danny meyer, welcome here.hat are really out on the street. is there one secret you think has given you this success in the restaurant business beyond hospitali hospitality? >> i think, first of all, i adore great food and nothing makes me happier than to see people enjoying good food and wine and jazz musical and milk shakes but i think at the end of the day there's so much product out there and the companies that to the best are the ones that make you feel the most welcome. >> so the experience is as important as the food. >> think the experience is trumping the food. >> really. trumping the food. >> this is not a way to say that the food should not be absolutely critical. everybody's tweeting about food, logging it, taking pictures of it, but the one thing at the ended of the day you cannot take a picture of is how i made you feel. that's what i look for for people to come back. >> you give people hq. >> hospitality quotient. the notion is if we put all of our eggs into the basket of trying to identify the p

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authorities on the scene of a water main break near fort meyer drive. parts of that road, 19th street, and lee highway are all affected this morning. metroaccess the street access to the rosslyn metro station could be impacted. let's get things started with traffic and weather every ten minutes. we will start with lisa baden because of this situation. >> it will impact your access to the rosslyn metro. metro rail still reporting they are running on normal service. we will take you live to newschopper 7 with an accident they are documented in bowie maryland if. 197 northbound reopen at 50, but southbound 197 at 50 remains blocked because of this severe crash. now to the weather center with adam caskey. >> we have two rooftop cameras in the belfort furniture weather center. a beautiful sunrise this morning. head upstairs to the 36th floor. on the left side of your screen is a gorgeous sunrises over the nation's capital. you can see a tight shot of a sunrise in this other shot? . a few high, thin clouds in the distance that. is all we will have today. ther

. >> fort meyers florida, a suspected robber walk-ins, goes up to the counter, and sells the clerk, give me your money. he motions like he has a gun in his gym shorts. the clerk said, literally, you have to be kidding me. the guy goes give me the money, and the clerk says get out of my store, and the guy just listens to fred. how many videos have we seen of convenience stores being robbed. and all you have to do is say get out of the toor. lee county deputies are investigating trying to forget who this robber is. this isn't the only video. in scotland, this is another convenience store before another suspected robber comes in wielding a 18 inch kitchen knife. and he gets a folding chair. the robber grabs for the register. i would say a good half a dozen licks with the folding chair, and robert takes off. he says not to today, you can have the folding chair to the back of the head. >> a great day in russia, a couple riders approach an intersection. they stop, look both ways, and pull out to make a left-hand turn. >> that rider gets punted. >> he was up on his feet right away. >> it was a

weapon to a new look like barbie in a box get up and look for myself and the mayor rejected wear from meyer doesn't come home in north sea's an official for ignored maryland and have so much more energy and now its own world of of of a and natural) extra and keep freedom to bring up a trend analysts exact huge one of his interest from the next hour of talk about and is a ground-breaking product that we all have the the issue that one of obsolescence is so different you never hear anything and i talked falwell will allow us salas of as will all over the millions and talk shows magazines my brother-in-law who just got the sh your third taste of the nfl-vendor safe in a riot was receiver of your shirkers vermont 3 also from some the some sort a problem affecting consistency as the packets margaret was france's matra and their bare and and just talked about a shrew you just great to resume using nothing want to do about as of delivery and locked in of delivering and cassava p.m. of your third mountainous or similar results and of america as soon known for fraud and six knots and a come automati

wayne meyer, thank you very much for the information.ciate you having with us today. >>> it's being called a milestone. showing a demographic shift with the babies and the children born here in the u.s. fox's steve sentani reports. >>> the melting pot in america issterred. racial and ethnic minorities make up slightly more than half of the children born in the u.s. in 2011. 50.4 -- .4% is made up of minorities under the age of 1. researchers call it a majority minority. >> it was a question of when not if. we're in the midst of transforming ourselves. >> they describe minority as anyone who doesn't identify himself as white or non- hispanic white. minorities are hispanics, asians, or blacks and they growing as a whole. the number of minorities is on the rise in the country and make up nearly 37% of the total u.s. population. >> part of what you're seeing is that that moves up the age population as you have minority- majority birth and you have that majority minority school age. >> reporter: the new figures are fueling speculation about w

plus keeping cinco de meyer celebrations in san jose getting from and out of hand those stories and moret 10 and 11 on cbs 5. was sealed at 11 until the,,,,,,

anita meyers spent years dealing with chapped lips. >> it was red and sometimes flakey. >> reporter:but she didn't think she had anything to worry about until she visited the dermatologist. >> i just thought i had chapped lips. i had no idea that it could be cancer. >> anita was diagnosed with precancerous sun damage of the lips, a condition that's becoming more common. >> a lot of lip gloss, went to the beach a lot when they were teenagers, now coming into their force, and we're seeing a lot of sun damage on the lip. >> the doctor says many women don't realize lip gloss can increase risk. >> the shine just accentuates uv rays. >> reporter: the doctor wants to remind people to protect their lips with an spf along with sun blocking their bodies. wynn five americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime. while most people are looking for lesions -- >> many skin

>>> ♪ cinco de meyer should be about the party this picture may be different in san jose. >>> engagingn jihad and the court room >>> and relatives of 911 victims get closer to justice but stunned by what happened in court. like today's salmon release into brawn means a lot to the students good evening i'm ann notarangelo. 21 arrest during last month's accord my celebration in san jose. most for misdemeanors police are taking steps to prevent problems. last year crowds vandalized stores and sporting gang violence this year police are shedding off access to all crosstrees along santa clara street and pushing cars away from downtown. parking regulations and the fact and to prevent gang violence is some agitators are paid not to leave town. >>> we take the higher caliber youth out of town to undisclosed places to have pro social and safe weekend. >>> merchants whose businesses were vandalized are hoping for a peaceful celebration. >>> i don't think please can do much now a whole lot they can do with budget cuts you can't get that much protection >>> no reports of vandalism last night. ♪ >>

. >> reporter: there's bob meyers. he will give little wink to his friends there in the audience. and they get the 7th pick. the new orleans hornets move up from number 4 to 1, and they will most certainly pick anthony davis, the star out of kentucky, the number one team in the nation. it's getting townright serious for the oakland as. not only 8 losses in a row, they just can't hit the baseball. tyson ross didn't pitch that is all poorly. he gave up hit to josh willingham. he started the twins in the right direction. here's a former san francisco giant who struck out 9 oakland as for the victory, giving up no runs. the as were shut out, but for good measure, willingham, a two- run shot. giant highlights tonight at 10. >> thank you, and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we're continuing to follow that shooting. we'll have the very latest coming up at 7. we'll see you tonight on the 10:00 news.

seth meyers makes a joke about osama bin laden. >> people think bin laden is hiding in the hindu kushn c-span? >> there's no real depiction there's something afoot. >> you know, when i go down to tuscaloosa, i'm very much present there. because the tragedy and the devastation that had happened to the folks there, i think consumed all my attention. so that wasn't difficult to focus on. the correspondents' dinner was a different story. that was a little bit of acting going on there, because my mind was elsewhere. >> i ran into many friends and acquaintances that night who subsequently remarked after the fact that pretty good poker player. he didn't give anything up. >> we didn't want to have any sense anywhere that something was up. that we had any mass cancellations at the dinner. i did run into one correspondent who said you're leaving early. where are you going? i said i got this thing tomorrow. >> i can't remember if you went to that correspondents' dinner. but here's the president going to tuscaloosa, correspondents' dinner. you have to laugh it up. you've got to live a little bit

but first jimmy fallon says goodbye to newt gringrich and seth meyers is says goodbye to his friendshipump. when it doesn't fit anywhere else we put it in the viewfinder. ♪ >> tonight we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of newt gringrich dropping out of the race. pro, he decided to stop running for president in 2012. con, he decided to stop running for exercise in 1971. pro, newt gringrich said he might be interested in some kind of role in the romney administration. con, it's a buttered roll. pro, he looks like a team player for conceding defeat to mitt romney. con, he also looks like susan boyle. >> he has his deal with comedy central and they got a guy who imitates me pretty well. he has an anger translator named luther. >> i thought it was a good time to reach out to the entertainment industry. >> i need money! i am running for president of the united states against a damn billionaire, y'all. >> this is the finest meter we can find. >> he's not. >> republicans, you're annoying by the arrogance and bragadoccio of a wartime president. do you think he's unfairly belittling his

historic flag ship running. >> we're hoping that maybe somebody will step forward. >> reporter: lou new meyer broken. he is 89 years old and will celebrate his 90th birthday here on june 10th. he hopes someone can save armond's so he can celebrate his 100th birthday here. and have a slice of pizza. in northwest d.c., i'm shomari stone, news 4. >>> coming up on news 4 at 5:00 an out of control truck plows into a crowded bar. why the scene could have been a lot worse if it wasn't for a good samaritan. we'll find out why pet owners will be at higher risk of getting salmonella poisoning. liz crenshaw will have detalts 5:00. later tonight at 6:00 an [ male announcer ] here's a friendly reminder. it's your last chance to get verizon's reliable high speed internet and phone for small business for only $84.99 a month. call 1.866.solutions now or visit verizon.com/solutions. only $84.99 for high-speed internet and phone. plus your choice of either no annual contract or a two year price guarantee. call 1.866.solutions or visit verizon.com/solutions today. hurry -- this offer won't last long. contact th

lemon zest. >> okay. >> meyer lemons are nice and dark. >> i thought it was an orange. >> yeah, yeahput a little bit of that and then some freshly grated parmesan reggiano. >> and what's the other -- >> and then this is moraemorel mushrooms and asparagus. if you can spring for it get the fresh pasta in the grocery section, refrigerator section and this is quintessentially spring. strawberries, rhubarb, sweet and tart. >> yes. >> nice. >> my favorite kind of pie. >> oh, nice. >> all righty. here we go. vanessa, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here. >> all the recipes are of course on our website at today.com. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> still to come this morning, lisa rinna is back with tips for heating up your sex life. >> wow. >> and celebrating this weekend's kentucky derby. coming up already. >> that's right. >> but first, your local news and weather. happy birthday weather channel. 30 years baby.

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meyers area. don't think it will be that hard to catch these guys. >>> i think you guys can use a how-to video on how to ford a river when you are hiking. this one is from a guy that makes a lot of how-to video, john e. hiker but his technique in giving the how-to video is a bit interesting. >> i am over six feet tall so it is three feet right up to my crotch. >> about two minutes in, three minutes in, first crotch reference. there are a few more crotch references to come and john e. hiker let's us get up close and personal with that region when he decides to just pop his pants off for a demonstration. >> i am going to use the tripod technique where i am going to spread my legs out and face upstream. >> first thing you do when you are going to do the tripod technique, pop the pants off. >> that could kill you. >> there is snow on the ground here. >> this is probably getting near the deepest. as i am, you can see the water is almost up around my crotch. >> second crotch reference comes in at about