you obviously know that that's a mustard pot.got a little spoon a glass liner, which holds the mustard, which i think is probably the one that's been with it all its life. that is the original. that's the original one. and inside the whole of the body, it's been gilded so that if any mustard should get stuck down the side, it won't do the silver any harm. it won't corrode the silver, because mustard's ferociously evil with silver. it eats it away. this is all made by the same man. the quail is, in fact, marked on the based for london, 1897 and the maker's sampson morden. he was probably the best of what we call the novelty silver makers. making animal forms and little snuff boxes investor cases though i have to admit i've never seen this mustard pot before. it's a very scarce model. the pepper pots and salt shakers in the form of chicks are not uncommon. this is very uncommon. i suspect that this was a set that was put together with which to eat quails eggs. now, the interesting thing about this you might want to know is that bec

you remember the famed ad for grey poupon mustard?ming back for a revival during the academy awards. kraft is hoping to put the fancy mustard into the spotlight to boost sales. it is airing a 30 second $1.7 million commercial during oscar night. they put a spin on the old classic. this time the borrower speeds away with the mustard setting off a wild car chase complete with explosion via like an action movie. i turn to you. you dothink this will help boost sales of the spicy mustard? >> it may not boost sales but a great buzz. great to have a tv comercial and enlists sort of movies action film drama to it because it is the oscars. brief for the super bowl. i don't know if that will be people to give more mustard. for. melissa: french's. >> but i think that if they aired this during the super bowl it would have gun laws because they're so many great ads. running during the oscars at -- oscars has a great twist to it. i just want to see the latest die hard. not such a great movie, but this commercial looks fantastic. melissa: by the way

inz, ketchup and mustard. nothing more defensive in an economic down turn is ketchup and mustard. worried about t consumer and impact of the higher payroll tax and higher gasoline prices and that's what we're worried and seeing and making safe, conservative deals. >> jonas, usually, mergers are a good sig that the economy is booming and the market is doing well and that's the case now? >> yeah, as opposed to the high-tech cpanies that buffet bias. all right. you know what? it's a sign that the government-- they made cash so undesirable. and so many out there. the companies are swimming in cash and earnings at all-time highs and have to do something so they're panicking to put it into work, and don't want to pay out like aggressive like apple does. and they have the ideas how to use the money and don't want to hire people and so they're merging. >> brenda: okay, john, is this risky or is this a good thing for the the economy? >> i'm not sure it's a good thing for the economy. i don't think it's a bad thing for the economy. i think it's a bad thing for small and medium sized busines

mustard.: yes! [ buzzer ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that means you lost. it means you lost. you were stuck with the buzzer! well, if molly wasn't talking while i was explaining the rules -- [ laughter ] no, no, no. molly, when you're stuck with the buzzer, that means -- and it goes off. >> then we lose the round. >> oh! >> jimmy: that's only one round you lost. >> only one round. >> we can come back from this. >> we're playing 12 rounds, right? [ laughter ] we're going all the way. >> jimmy: yeah, here we go. >> here we go. >> jimmy: two. if you lose two, you're out. >> okay. >> jimmy: that's what we're doing. ready? cut the tomatoes. >> do i have to push -- [ laughter ] start? >> jimmy: yes. >> okay. >> here we go. ready? >> yeah. >> okay, that show. it was on hbo. it's when you get buried and you're -- how many feet -- yeah -- [ buzzer ] >> six feet under. >> no, no -- >> jimmy: he didn't say anything. >> did i say something wrong? >> jimmy: no, you didn't say anything wrong. >> very happy s

salami and provolone with dijon versus turkey and swiss on a sourdough roll with yellow mustard. salami has over 2,000 milligrams of salt more than for a day. the turkey sandwich has half as much and that's before you add a pickle or chips. and one other thing to keep in mind. that dijon mustard, that has 120 milligrams of salt per teaspoon and there are tablespoons of salt on this sandwich. you can ask for less am finally, eat more potassium- rich foods. that's more fruits and vegetables and eat less sodium. dr. kim mulvihill, kpix 5. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t. ♪ ♪ pelley is next. see you at six. (regular) (live) >>> thanks for watching. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley"

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. >>> let's move on now to the mustard marketing campaign that had everyone saying, do you have any greyoupon? it's back after 16 years, but with a twist. nick watt has the story, on whether the push will cut the mustard. >> pardon me, would you have any grey poupon? >> but, of course. >> reporter: that was then. commercials that went viral before we even knew what that meant. and this is now. die-hard-style redux of a campaign that's been off our screens for 16 years. it aired during the oscars sunday night. >> grey poupon is throwing $1.7 million at this ad. but they're hoping it's going to have a lot of legs and it will go viral. >> reporter: and save this ancient mustard, struggling in today's crowded luxury condiments market. they are looking to the idea that people with a british accent and eat in the back of a rolls-royce have impeccable taste in mustard. but, in 2013, do people still remember? pardon me, do you have any grey poupon? sure. sure, the older crowd remembers. the youngsters? pardon me, would you have any grey poupon? okay. you're way too young. grey poupon. they were

. >> remember gray poupon mustard, remember that? >> do you have any gray poupon?but of course, the 16-year-old ad mocked the stuffy image of mustard and now will have an action movie ending complete with bomb blasts and fight scenes and create says this -- and kraft says this relies on footage that was lost from the original. and we have oscars footages starting at 2:00 p.m. on sunday with red carpet live and the big show at 5:30 and after that, we have a re-cap of the biggest moments and your pass to the after parties. jimmy kimmel oscar special at 10:00 and then abc7 news at 11 next. >> since the gray poupon ad, i would say it looks good. >> game over for internet cafes in the east bay. what they are told they cannot offer customers. >> but, first, a high-end kansas cityshipping center -- kansas city shopping center erupts in films. >> a cable car line was flooded and the cable car will not be moving through. what happ >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> it is 6:29 on wednesday. what a lovely shot of the bay from our camera to start th

it is made with a mayo and dried mustard and celery salt. chili sauce and paprika. it is a favorite seasoning. you open it, take this, you know the meat on top. very simple. you take your sauce. boom. boom. you come here. what doesn't make -- bacon makes everything better, everything is better, they have ice cream these days. i'll go behind you. >> these are my favorite, i love these. >> and this goes in the oven. watch this. out, that was not hot at all. >> look, kids. >> look at that. >> wow. >> okay. >> scallions the salt and to keep them from tipping around on top of the, i know. you make it look easy. the easiest way they struggle with is opening the oyster. and it is to not put it on the table but hold it in your hand and stick your knife in the tail end and give it a spin a twist, not a pry. >> is that a news sell. >> it is. cut it and flip it over. you have, you know a nice oyster like that. >> and people really have like they love them or they cannot stand them. >> do you think they don't know. >> what is that. >> i just -- >> cut the bottom. >> did i. >> g

dip, thieves with sticky fingers are running a-fowl of the law and creating quite a flap-- honey mustardughter ] jim? >> police have arrested two men that allegedly stole $65,000 worth of chicken wings from the frozen food distribution center. >> police say the men used a forklift to load ten pallets of tyson chicken wings on to a rental truck. >> stephen: that's right, they pulled off a $65,000 wing heist, which i believe is also the plot of "ocean's 19." [ laughter ] now, the thieves were apprehended and charged, but the wings were never found. [ laughter ] where could they be?! [ laughter ] point is, if you are one of the fortunate who managed to get some wings for the super bowl, for god's sake, be smart and put a padlock on them. oooh-- buffalo padlock. [ laughter ] we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: hey, wait here. i didn't know. welcome back, everybody. nation, i've seen a lot of insane things in my day. after all, i've interviewed james carville. [ laughter ] of course, every now and then something really wild leaps out at you-- again, james carville. [ laught

mustard chairman. who fired the gun. it was ten ten that fired the gun. punishment is also meted out among the zero call in my pocket after one militant loses control of his weapon and i certainly fires two bullets across the can. not. be that. one i think ten ten fired off two shots down. over there he could have killed somebody my. good. friend opened the chamber and gave somebody like you and i had your face or i'll slap your privacy so you know that. among us we. do that man twenty give the other ten each suffering some lessons you must learn led. only. rumors reached the village of the execution of two on armed fisherman and the government base in nearby bonnie. they were accused of being militant and form. a video of the incident later emerges. in neighboring delta state civilians flee as helicopter gunships attack rebel camps and villages where militants were entrapped . in dispute. video surfaces of their flight. the aftermath. the military occupation and the villagers displaced from their homes. with militants in their own midst inhabitants a bea

. >> stephen: it should be pulled pork and served with a mustard sauce like s.c. >> like south carolina, right. >> stephen: we'll fight latter. we'll stab each other. >> okay. >> stephen: one of reasons i wanted to have you on the show is because you talk to people not from the south and they think everybody from the south is change change -- everybody is like [speaking quickly in southern twang] >> exactly. that's it. >> stephen: there's smart folk. beautiful, beautiful literature from the south that i have never read. [laughter] >> not just literature. >> stephen: what are people missing by thinking the south is a bunch of pig farmers. >> there are pig farmers but it's also a place of great literature and music. this issue is dedicated to the music of louisiana which is some of the greatest in the union. jazz was born in the south. the blues, had a baby, it's name was rock 'n' roll. it was born and raised in the south. >> stephen: what was it about the south that was so different that allowed for jazz and blues and rock 'n' roll. there was some pa cuellar institution that made that po

mustard stuffy image.d will have an action mavie ending complete with bomb blast and fight scenes worthy of a bond movie. craft says the ad is relying on footage lost from the original shooting. you can watch that ad this sunday on abc 7. the only police to watch the award show. live coverage begins at 2 in the afternoon. you cap count down to the big nature with our official oscar app. back stage pass feature best alaska says with more than a dozen camera streaming video behind the scents and from the red carpet. you can get the oscars experience by down loading our oscars app available for i-phone i-pad android and the kindle fire. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9. horse with some trick that earn her the nickname houdini. new way to plug yourself into working out. tiny technology help you take the a step in the hthere's this island -- and it's got super-cute kangaroos. barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we hav

mustard chairman. who fired the gun. it was ten ten that fired the gun. punishment is also meted out among the zero call in my pocket after one militant loses control of his weapon and i certainly fires two bullets across the can. not. one i think ten ten fired off two shots down. over there because of killed somebody my. good. friend opened the chamber and gave somebody the good hide hide your face or i'll slap your privacy so you know that. among us we. give that man twenty give the other ten each suffering some lessons you must learn led. police. on the other. rumors reached the village of the execution of two on armed fisherman and the government base in nearby bani. they were accused of being militant inform us. a video of the incident later emerges. in neighboring delta state civilians flee as helicopter gunships attack rebel camps and villages where militants were entrenched . in dispute. video surfaces of their flight. the aftermath. the military occupation and the villagers displaced from their homes. with militants in their own midst inhabitants

. - onions, mustard? - yes, please. what's that on your...? it's a tasmanian devil. oh, right. what's that? it's a tasmanian devil. right. my name's geoff. - what's yours? - what's it to ya? well, it's customary to know a girl's name if you're gonna ask her out. this fella botherin' you? hardly. that'll be one pound 70, please. okay. keep the change. problem, lads? not for us eh, lenny? got your own transport? you goin' my way? excuse me. it is mrs. forsyth isn't it? no. it's just that my sister maureen o'callaghan, said mrs. forsyth would have a key at number 25. oh, this is 23 and it's wilshaw at 25. it is kettering street. no, it's kemble street. then i'm going mad. i'm sorry, only i'm staying with my sister and i've locked myself out. i couldn't trouble you to use your phone, could i? we know who you are. auntie maureen's nephew. yeah. i know who you are. so it was you who told the pigs. that wasn't me. i was too busy savin' mrs. sheron. savin' her from fryin' to death. savin' your skins. that's enough, frank. i don't believe in violence. no reply. ( sighs ) i'm stuck. you'

address and will discuss the 10-year fiscal forecast which recently showed the city needs to make mustard -- need to make major budget changes. it's the city's -- -- get this city stays in its current spending trajectory, it will be the -- in the whole within 10 years. economists said they cannot tax more. they said the mayor will announce major cuts and she has given hands of the changes and that will include eliminating the structural deficit and altering the city's tax structure to make baltimore more competitive for growth. >> if we act now, if we act decisively and boldly, we can change the trajectory for the city. >> the state of the city is at city hall at two o'clock this afternoon and will be streamed live on wbaltv.com. meanwhile, former maryland first lady, kendall ehrlich be jumping in the to the political sacred she will join a political delegate this afternoo in a form for candidates seeking to replace john leopold as anne arundel county executive. it will be held in odenton at 6:00 p.m. and applications for this it must be submitted by noon on friday. john label design -- r

then was it everyone responsible from the iraq debacle from the faulty intelligence to 50 tons of mustard gas on a turkey farm to colin powell and his vile of confectioners anthrax that they all must be held accountable was was this? >> every intelligence agency in the world believed saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. thing goes bad in wars. mistakes happen. when things go bad, things go bad. the war of mismanaged. we are where we are now. mistakes have been made. they've been well chronicled in covert to and fiasco. >> jon: a lot of books fiasco, (bleep) brain adventure. there was that book "boy where we wrong." there was "fist shades of wrong." that was book "oops based on the novel wrong by sapphire. oh, yeah the five people you meet in heaven who knew you were wrong. i get it things go bad. we are where we are. the only thing that wol make this worse would be if not only was mccain hypocritical about his level of outrage but if the level of outrage fueling the hagel filibuster was with a hint of junior high school level pettiness. >> it goes back to there's a had the of i

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necks of the animals give the hood as control without them the beasts would easily escape from the mustard and scatter around the woods their things believe that reindeer are guardians of the human soul they also believe that the rain day was a gift from god to humankind by tradition they roam from place to place together with their reindeer be it summer or winter. remanding me of getting have driven for hours with them to baltics for the reindeer. what do you think would be able to get any further helmets off. one just michigan we're crossing the river there are no roads anywhere near that all those strong winds blowing up all the time even if you try to clears the way the road becomes blocked off within a very short time so we need to go top speed. and we have to make sure we don't run into a snow drift. pull me in quite a bit of trouble if we don't forge ahead to otherwise we'll get stuck in the snow machine for the time being we're driving over hogs. and now in our. in winter the ice on the lennar with ace two and a half meters thick it is a lifeline to people living in out of the way

necks of the animals give the hood as control without them the beasts would easily escape from the mustard and scatter around the woods. believe that reindeer are guardians of the human soul they also believe that the rain day was a gift from god to humankind by tradition they roam from place to place together with their reindeer be it summer or winter. romanow me of getting have driven for hours with them to baltics for the reindeer. what do you think would be able to get any further helmets off. one just because he gammoned we're crossing the river there are no roads anywhere near here that all those strong winds blowing up all the time even if we try to clears the way the road becomes blocked off within a very short time so we need to go top speed. and we have to make sure we don't run into a snow drift which. will mean quite a bit of trouble if we don't forge ahead otherwise we get stuck in the snow machine for the time being we're travelling over hot sir. and now in our. in winter the ice on the lenna river is two and a half meters thick it is a lifeline to people living in out of the

this deal just doesn't pass muster and when it doesn't pass muster, you can't sell mustard. thank you. >> fill out a card, sir. >> hello, among the other reasons that restaurants is family-owned restaurant -- the problem that we have, i have a couple of points here. we sell coffee in the morning. two, there is always construction getting done there. and as you can see, there is only -- >> reference the overhead, if you want us to see something? >> so as you can see, this is our restaurant there. and there is only one lane there. that would be our problem. i mean, i don't see how that could be fixed. also we are already receiving enough competition, like allison said. we all sell the same thing. thank you. >> hi, my name is deb serials with serials markets. they claim that i wasn't within 300' and that the access to my location was on market street. in fact, we have never had access on market street. the access to our place is on 2nd and stevenson, a quarter block down, which is within 300'. in my lease it allows me to have a patio. i have a 1500-square-feet patio that i spen

i have a little bit of stone-ground mustard. take a little bit of balsamic vinegar. all right.have a little california extra virgin olive oil. and the salad's gonna be somewhat deconstructed. but you can see how it makes a nice vinaigrette--very classic with the balsamic vinegar. in this case, i'm just using our spring greens. toss a little bit on this with our greens. then we'll go ahead and plate. then we're gonna take our roasted chanterelles. and again, you can see, now obviously, they've roasted, they've concentrated the flavor somewhat--herbs, the olive oil, the garlic--just a really nice flavor. a little bit of salt and pepper. we're gonna go ahead and just take a nice, healthy amount, put 'em on the plate. and we're gonna do this salad in somewhat of a deconstructed fashion. so, it has a little bit of a--the guests can mix it or make it themselves. then we'll take a little bit of our goat cheese. and there's so many goat cheeses out there and certainly within varying degrees of intensity and flavor. and i've just taken the liberty of reducing a little bit of the balsami

all for the love of mustard. poupon says they managed to compile this from lost footage. >>> and you saw her belt it out in "les mis." ♪ what's the matter with that ♪ at the end of the day >> there is word tonight that the popularity of the movie and oscar nominee anne hathaway and the cast have revived "les mis" on broadway. it is going to return march 2014 and the producers say their dream is that hugh jackman shows up for his leading role. >>> and now, a note from our abc family to yours. tomorrow morning, robin roberts will return to the anchor desk at "good morning america." be sure to set your alarm clock. it all begins tomorrow morning on "gma," robin returns. >>> and coming up next here, high-powered billionaires, superstars and special forces? they give you the secret of turns your family into a team. a team that helps everyone win. that's next. have rheumatoid arthritis, can you start the day the way you want? can orencia help? [ woman ] i wanted to get up when i was ready, not my joints. [ female annou

>>a little bit of ketchup and mustard. >> a nice tang. >> alittle bit of milke.this meatloaf. a lot of nice options. >>this is the nice messy part. squish it together. you do not want to over stuff it. >>does anyone really taste this and say this is over mixed? >> they do not do that. >>for the loafer pops, i would roll them in a little ball. >> bake for 15-20 minutes. then we top them. which is my favorite part. >>you are hired. i like mine with lots potatoes. >>perfect superbowl treats. a lot of people think meatloaf is so plain. >>these look really cute. >> we have one that takes awaytastes like buffalo wings. take a little bit of cheese and sprinkle it on top. >> the cheeses kind of just like a sprinkel. we have some that are already ready for you to try. this is great. >>just pop them in your mouth. really good party food. >> speaking of the different flavors, you have some over here. you've mentioned it a little bit before. >> we do have an alaskan salmon. this is really yummy. it tastes like buffalo wings. you can dip if you like. let me wrap things up. bu

the beginning when the fire broke out at 5:30 in the morning, everybody scrambled to the mustard stations and didn't know what is going on. >> did they tell you that there was a fire? >> not initially. you can smell smoke belloing through the hallways. >> so do you think the ship was prepared for the possibility of this happening? >> that is yi came on this. i don't think that they were well prepared. their history shows that they're neglect to implement contingency plans to ensure passenger safety. >> all right z so what happened to those individuals who were, you know in wheelchairs, the elderly sni understand a woman cracked her head, an elderly senior citizen, that a girl, someone broke her ankle or a foot was hanging from her leg. did you see this? >> i did. i saw the -- i felt bad for the young children, babies who you know were on limited supply of diapers. i also heard they were rationing out diapers on board. the elderly were stuck whenever they were at. it was no, no way of getting anywhere and people just bringing them food. >> all right. michael i'm going to go you. you repres

we slice them down and they are served with free cherry sauce and honey mustard. >> oh my gosh. now i am shaking. what else do you have today? >> here are some other favorite dishes we have from the players. we have our creamed corn and three cheese macaroni and cheese. excellent side dishes. >> ray writes every time he comes in cedar simon with whole grain mustard and molasses. they top it off with a pudding. >> more super bowl coverage. when we come back we have heat in the kitchen and we have heat out with mindy. hey, mindy. >> hi. the energy has been building all week. super bowl sunday is finally here. live team coverage is coming up. >> we are live at the perry hall diner having a great time ready for the super bowl. live report next. flu >> there is light snow coming here but it is beautiful. a look at the forecast when we come back. >> magic spectacular a few tips describing the baltimore raven's run to the super bowl. now that the game is almost here it is time for us to thank the team for an unforgettable season. it's not just the record or dramatic finish in denver th

. >> this is our mustard. >> i'll give it a try.s meat week here all week. >> here we are. >> i may make some time in my schedule. thanks so much for coming in, guys.