baking in just the right combination of fresh dough, mozzarella, and tomatoes in traditional woodburning ovens, this restaurant is considered by many the birthplace of pizza. they brag it takes several years of practice to get the dough just right. catering to pizza purists, the menu is brief -- just two kinds. marinara comes with tomato sauce, oregano, and garlic -- no cheese. margarita celebrates the unification of italy. named after the first italian queen, it comes with the colors of the italian flag -- red tomatoes, white mozzarella cheese, and a garnish of green basil. italians who come to the states are not impressed by thick and fancy pizzas. judging from the enthusiasm of those munching these hot and tasty pies, what really matters is not the quantity of ingredients, but the quality. announcer: this program is made possible in part by... historic marion, virginia, home of song of the mountains, a main street community in the heart of the virginia highlands. the ellis family foundation-- encouraging economic revitalization through the restoration of historic buildings in downtown

brand against big brands and found several winners, including ranch dressing, vanilla ice cream and mozzarella cheese. several walmart's paper products are also good bargains. great value facial tissues with lotion, ultra-soft. as is the top rated toilet paper, white cloud, three-ply ultra. walmart paper towels are both strong and absorbent. the testers and the laundry labs found not every low price is a great value. the great value national laundry detergent had downright dismal performance in the tests. a low price can also be a washout. get this, you may also want to skip the meat and produce aisle at walmart. although it is america's largest grocer, walmart earned low scores for meat and produce quality. and "consumer reports" most recent survey. >>> we finally got a little bit of rain around here. cloudy skies, too. >> yes. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the latest. >> we did get our much-needed rain here in the bay area. we have another chance in the accuweather forecast. before i get to that, look behind me. it's so bright and sunny. we still have some lingering clouds. not ev

i need to have some like fried mozzarella sticks. i need to go to a gun range.alk it will take us like ten minutes to get 50 feet. kind of stay to your right and don't get killed. >> what was i saying? oh, yes. beer loves crispy. beer loves salty. beer loves fatty. spicy. salty. fried. together? happiness. >> oh, okay. no beer. >> okay. what are they drinking? >> they're drinking water. >> clear kidney-cleaning water. so good. and so important to a healthy lifestyle. i'd imagine. midnight. nam prik moon. that's what you do after you've had a few drinks, maybe a lot of drinks, because what you need, maybe you didn't know you needed it but you do, is nam prik. thai chili dip. >> yeah. nam prik is what the vast majority of thai people who live in america who come to thailand to visit and come back end up getting busted at the airport for trying to bring in. >> we get two kinds. nam prik tua daeng. >> a combination of chilies, garlic, shrimp paste, dried fish. >> and this. >> colloquially known as midnight nam prik num. >> made from roasted green chilies. accompanie

i need to have some like fried mozzarella sticks. i need to go to a gun range.it will take us like ten minutes to get 50 feet. kind of stay to your right and don't get killed. >> what was i saying? oh, yes. beer loves crispy. beer loves salty. beer loves fatty. spicy. salty. fried. together? happiness. >> oh, okay. no beer. >> okay. what are they drinking? >> they're drinking water. >> clear kidney-cleaning water. so good. and so important to a healthy lifestyle. i'd imagine. midnight. nam prik moon. that's what you do after you've had a few drinks, maybe a lot of drinks, because what you need, maybe you didn't know you needed it but you do, is nam prik. thai chili dip. >> yeah. nam prik is what the vast majority of thai people who live in america who come to thailand to visit who go back end up getting busted at the airport for trying to bring in. >> we get two kinds. nam prik tua daeng. >> a combination of chilies, garlic, shrimp paste, dried fish. >> and this. >> colloquially known as midnight nam prik num. >> made from roasted green chilies. accompanied by g

includes wal-mart's great value brand in blind taste tests, and found winners in ice-cream and mozzarellal-mart's paper products are good value, great vally tissues are ultra soft and same with the toilet paper. and wal-mart paper towels are both strong and absorbant and testers in the laundry lab is not all good value, they had down right dismal performance in the ratings test, a reminder that a low price could be a washout. you may want to skip the meat and produce aisles at the super market. they earned low scores in consumer reports most recent survey. >> that will do it for "action news," for alicia vitarelli, and >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> we begin tonight with s and breaking news from philadelphia's tacony neighborhood where a 9-year-old boy was caught in the middle of a shooting. the child was rushed to childrened hospital with a graze wound to the head. dann cuellar is live now with the details. >> reporter: hey guys, with a 9-year-old being treated for his head inj

the proverbial steam in decidedly french fashion, which is to say no freaking guytalian nachos or mozzarella do you do this? >> eight times a year. >> it's a very lyonaise society, some secret. >> all of them have special memberships? >> there must be 50 of those that i know about. you are invited to be a member and remain a member the rest of your life. >> the food is invariably deliciously dinosauric and heavy yet always glorious classics like blancette davo, the slow and slowly stewed neck and shoulder pieces of veal with mushrooms served over rice. hunks of bread and wine, local beaujolais of course. and lots of it. >> sante. >> sante. >> no politics, no religion. >> and it works. for 50 years. >> yes. >> do women have machon, their own organizations? >> yes. >> there are. so somewhere on the other side of town, there are a lot of women sitting around drinking wine, eating blancette and bitching about the men? uh-oh. >> then there will be, yes, singing. and no doubt the telling of lusty jokes followed by serious official business. [ singing ] ♪ ♪ >> alongside and some say above the names

mozzarella, tomatoes, beans for proteins, herbs. >> basil in there. >> and parsley. >> i can shift this i will steal this from you. easier if i do this. >> then add the rest of our dressing now, would be good to go. >> that's it? >> that is it. how simple was that, right? >> that's so good. >> something you can do on a sunday before and then just pack it away, have it a couple days. want to taste. >> let's head down the line. >> you want to dig too? >> i do. bon appetite. >> with college and all of that? >> i'm in my second year, going into my second year which is crazy. >> working while doing all that. >> what are we making? >> cereal crunch bars. the gold mine of everything delicious. great snacks, add these ingredients into the bowl. chocolate, nuts, oates cereal, sunflower seeds, dried fruits, puffed rice as well. take a taste. make our glue, honey and sugar, a little peanut butter. this is a great recipe that has no dairy, no gluten, but it's the perfect satisfying snack. we mix all of this up when it comes together. bake it. i've done it with parchment. >> yummy. >> delicious. it'

we have a mozzarella here, a pepperccino. >> si. >> you can start with the one in the middle. >> i willa. this is an agritourismo. this is not a concept that exists in america, but it is a concept that should exist. okay, now please explain what it is. >> it is a hotel linked to the territory. you have to use local product, local recipe. >> penne, sun-dried tomatoes, zucchini, all from the farm. >> oh, man, that looks good. ♪ >> wow. wow, wow, wow. fantastic. >> whoa! >> some nice rabbit, olive oil, also from the farm. more wine. i might just make it. now, this is called agrodolce? bitter. if you talk about italy, it is the most interesting part of italian cuisine. not just gastronomically but philosophically, because it is a philosophical thing. life is too good. i need a little bitterness to remind myself of the internal tragedy of our existence. >> you're right, the sweet and sour of the life. >> one final attempt before i go to extract something meaningful on what it means to be sicilian. >> what's wrong with these people in the north? >> people from the south are coming from these

it looks like a giant run away ball of mozzarella is chafing people down the street.is the idea to replace the bull. >> when you think about it, the running of the bulls is ridiculous. i mean, why would you hold an event -- >> more so than this. i got you. the running of the bulls, i know it's a tradition. seems really stupid to me. they're definitely going to kill you. someone is going to get hurt. i guess the visual is very dramatic, but very scary in my mind. where there other ideas that you guys kicked around. >> well, they have been replaced with everything from tomato throwing festivals to the giant balls here. but what's really ridiculous is the idea that we would release a a bunch of dangerous ideas in the street to torment and frighten them until they chase people until they are very often gored and killed. >> i hear you. i think we should workshop some more ideas. the groundhog cover up. bill de blasio dropped the groundhog earlier this year. we were led to believe the hog known as chuck, which was actually a female. was alive at the zoo, but in fact chuck d

and another guy who brings a mozzarella sticks. a couple of things. they truck it in. >> is he on contract with the government? >> yes. the other guy drives it to down and call him up. kind of congealed, not to the best food for the not the best way to eat food. to get out of the mine to your car is a lot of trouble. >> how long have they been underground? >> they started in 1960. it was more like a giant file cabinet. it was not meant to be a place where they process. there were not a lot of opportunities in boyars, pennsylvania. you did not have to teach a bunch of new people. they shifted more the process of from d.c. to their. >> where is it? you can go to-- pittsburgh in north and hour. 28,000 five?really -- file cabinets? >> yes. they carved the caverns. it is just -- imagine two football fields of cabinets. possibly half a football field wide. spooky enough. people exit told by ghosts. >> how do they define your job at "washington post?" the political desk. half on more standard politics stories. i am done profiles. midterm election coverage th

. >> oh, listen, so you hold on to the mozzarella sticks. the plot thickens.e up for it. none other than the warlock himself, charlie sheen stepping in and offering $1,000 to the stiff server. offering it in a tweet. sheen wants to help. no judgment. mccoy, he has a five-year, $45 million contract with the eagles. not commenting on the incident. >> you can't do that. >> we are. >> you can't stiff your waiter. come on! >> 21 cents. you don't get your buffalo wings. >> why bother with the 21 cents at that point? >> i don't know. >> you made it into the "the skinny" and you are publicly shamed now. stay with us. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. but at this moment, she's fighting a brain tumor. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm dan kloeffler. here are some of the top headlines we are following this morning. no safehaven. in his strongest language yet, president obama has put isis on notice. outlining h

. >> is that just the economy or is it muscovites not enable to get there mozzarella.rested in the carry-on effect of what we hear from the foreign minister, or from mr. putin. how does it change investment in the czech republic, the baltic states, in eastern europe? >> the sanctions are long-lasting and their impact takes time as well to be effective. let's see how it plays out over the winter. i have nothing invested in -- >> from where you sit, are they in recession? >> is russia in recession? slowed arope has little bit. >> this is the backstory last week as we went into thursday and friday, the commodity rollover. stunning. stunning on the charts. >> not just that. i like the fact that surrogate -- ov -- that lavrov >> if they are trying to show that they do not need to be dependent on the west is russia in a recession? not technically right now. the foreign finance minister also says that russia will be in recession next year, and many people are very worried. you have to remember this is state-sponsored capitalism. .his is kremlin incorporated they will step in

with smoked mozzarella. >> can you tell us about the life is beautiful festival too?ival, downtown las vegas. it's beautiful. >> the food is beautiful. >> life is beautiful. >> life is beautiful. thank you. >> and if you're in las vegas, visit scott's restaurant at the cosmopolitan of las vegas. we got to eat. >>> and we are back now with lady gaga and tony bennett. they have collaborated before. and you're about to see why. they keep making beautiful music together. here's an exclusive sneak peek of their live performance in brussel singing "anything goes" from their new album "cheek to cheek." >> you know nothing's really changed, because nowadays anything goes. ♪ ♪ in olden days a glimpse of stocking was looked on and felt shocking now heaven knows anything goes ♪ ♪ it too once knew better words now only used for little words writing ♪ ♪ anything goes ♪ the world has gone mad today and good sad today ♪ ♪ and they'd like to say not quite to say ♪ ♪ and what today the woman cries today ♪ ♪ and the silly gigolo ♪ and though i'm not a great romancer ♪ ♪ i'm not about t

make our specialty sandwich, an italian filet mignon cheese steak with broccoli rab p e, onions, mozzarellaiabatta bread. >> this is expensive. you start at a hundred bucks a person. you have done parties for $15,000. why would someone spend that money to sit in a parking lot. >> everyone's having a good time, wants to be together. no one's up uh set. music playing, beautiful girls, great staff. just the place to be before the game. >> even with the corporate boxes people love this stuff. joe, back the to you. you have to come try this cheesesteak. that's a good breakfast. >> i just heard i'm going to preorder one of those. almost like a car coming off -- our executive producer -- >> all right. we'll set one aside. >> what can i put on it? peppers is this what do? have you seen? >> yeah. onions, broccoli r are abe -- >> no, no, no. >> special sauce. >> beer out here. >> can you ask what's the minimum number of people i need to rent this thing for the day? >> just the vehicle alone costs you $1,000. they start around 30 people. but you have done parties for 200 when they got tables and tents