. >> i think he's talking absolute clap trap, old carl. it's dangerous, the nonsense he's spouting, making young women think they look at you and they should think that you're all these things and it's ridiculous. >> i definitely agree with some of it. i did not want to starve myself and get ill and do all of these things that are expected, you know, for you to fit into that. and so i just didn't. i thought i'm just going to find my own way or i don't. if i don't, i go back to germany and i do something else, you know. i also liked food too much. that was a problem. >> i hate the whole size zero things and most men i know do, too. >> how is that possible? zero to me means nothing. >> it's almost a skeletal look that came so popular in the 90s, the only way a woman is to be portrayed in a magazine is to be ludicrously skinny, which i think is dangerous. >> i think to be thin or too skinny, that's like two different things. i do like to be fit. i feel better. like i don't think i'm skinny but i feel like i'm fit. i eat well. i eat superhealt

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carl was 93 years old. >>> and as we gear up for one of the biggest travel holidays of the year you can expect a long wait at airport security but not because of the number of people. we have this report for wjz. >> reporter: michael and marilyn are in for a wait before their flight to florida. >> it is -- it is almost like a zoo. >> reporter: like many of their fellow travelers they are flying with carry on bags that must go through the security line. airline passengers are packing 90 million more carry ons than just two years ago, avoiding those check luggage fees but the surplus of bags presents an extra challenge for screeners. >> if we are trying to get everybody through we need to spend more time to resolve those risks and if -- if they are not as densely packed then it is easier to do that. >> reporter: the transportation security administration says screening all those carry ons costs $260 million a year. the u.s. travel association is lobbying to bring back the days of at least one free checked bags but last year they brought the industry 3.4 billion dollars. >> fees from servi

congress and his spokesperson says customers don't go carl's juner to lose weight z said we like to think our target market is young, hungry guys, 18-34-year-old men, not marketing diet burgers. they're big, very craveable bergers. people want to treat them selfs to. they she said carl's junior has a poster listing nutritional information and for now, wants to avoid expense of changing menus until it has to. so what about you? do you want to know how many calories under fried calamar snismt. >> it's important. go have a health problem. >> i think ignorance is blisms if you just don't know how many calories you're not going beat yourself up. >> this is -- i don't think it's a federal government's responsibility. >> some say it did change their ordering habits. >> i found out how much a mocha frapp was. >> and. >> orders were flying and it seemed popular. >> they're going to go back when you have a lasagne. >> the law is still in limbo, however, they've agreed to provide a brochure listing all nutritional information. restaurants with 20 locations should provide you thatboro chur upon request. my personal deal is that i go back to the first item

in his place z there is a nagging hamstring injury. 49ers take on redskins and carl yots rogers can not wait to face his oldam. rogers a former first round pick failed to impress in six seasons and then signed in the off season, and three passes and seven games with the signers. >> he's just got out and that is what it's all about. and he's, you know, he's starting to look at negative stuff instead of positive things he did bring to the team. that you know once you're losing that is how it is. >> the biggest team in college football is tomorrow. lsu and alabama what. is at stake? they figure to move up to number three assuming they take care of their own business. cardinals visit oregon state. and there is coming off a triple overtime win. they've got oregon game head next week. >> we know it's a tough place to play. great game z very well coached teams and they're tough. they're hard nosed and dry around in football. so we know there is no weeks november college football. >> cal is home against washington state. and there is seven picks in three games, four came against ucla last week. a loss dropped cal t

carl could not catch tony on the final lap. so tony stewart, his number 14 oldpis, armor all, office depot chevrolet, wins the race and captures his third points championship. you gotta get all the sponsors in there. >>> how about some football. are you ready? bucs and packers. first quarter. green bay in the red zone. they give it to a defender. b.j. raji. coming in for the touchdown. he'll take it. the big fella gives them a 7-0 lead. legarrette blount. look at him go. blowing through everybody. they won't stop him. legarrette, gone. he had 107 yards on the day. half of them on that run alone. watch him again. you gotta try and tackle better than that. like a battering ram. fourth quarter, packers up by two. the bucs came to play. green bay hadn't lost a game all season long. aaron rodgers. looking for and finding jordy nelson. 40-yard score. green bay wins it, 35-26. for all your highlights and for the latest news updates, check out espn news. my name is todd grisham, please have a good day. >>> the winning streak rolls on for taylor swift. the 21-year-old pi

carl's jr. to lose weight. she said we like to think our target market and young, hungry guys, 18 to 24-year-old men. aren't eating diet burgers. they are big, delicious, cravable burgers that people want to treat themselves to. she said carl's has a poster in every restaurant listing nutritional information, and until now it doesn't want to change all the menues until it has to. how about you? do you want to know how many calories are in there or the fried calamari or the double cheeseburger? >> i think it is important because we have a health problem in america. >> i think ignorance is bliss. if you don't know how many calories you take in, you aren't going to beat yourself up. >> i think it's harder to justify it to yourself when you are about to consume a thousand calories in one sandwich. >> i don't think it's for the federal government to decide my calorie intake. >> some say the calorie notice did change their habits. >> when i found out how much the malt was. >> the calamari i used to order all the time was very fattening. >> and i thought, wow, chips has that many calories? >> and in despite

>> carl is not only still occupying wall street, he is 28 years old. 28 years old. stay off the hooch, kid, stay off the hooch. >>pab, have you been drinking more? and if so where? >> no comment. but they said the heaviest drinkers are in new england and the far west and the plain states. aren't those the through states? >> they are drinking out of guilt for boating in a secret muslim. >> there is no secret about it. >> what do you think of this, the economy sucked so does the correlation make sense? >> i actually saw another survey that shows the percentage of americans who are waking up with jenna tale yaw drawn on their foreheads has reached another 25-year high. >> it never happened to me growing up. it didn't happen to me until later. >> i hated you, emerson college. i hated you so much. >> here is the thing -- you know what i think? they are getting confused. we have an aging population. my theory is as you get older you drink more until you can't drink anymore. that's what i am finding. >> you top out? that's why it goes up. >> i think more kids are drinking.

carl jr. to lose weight. she said we like to think our target market is young, hungry guys. 18 to 34-year-old men. we're not marking any diet burgers. they're delicious, big, very cravable burgers. if people want to come in and treat themselves to. she said carl's junior has a poster in every restaurant listing nutritional information and for now, wants to avoid the expense of changing all its menus until it has to. so what about you? do you want to know how many calories are in that fried calamari or double cheeseburger? >> i think it's important. we do have a health problem in america. >> i think ignorance is bliss. if you just don't know how many calories you're taking in, you're not going to beat yourself up. >> i think it makes it a little harder to justify it for yourself when you're like oh, i'm about to consume like 1,000 calories in one sandwich. >> i don't think it's the federal government's responsibility for my calorie intake. >> some say seeing calories did change their ordering hablt habit -- habits. >> fried calamari. >> i remember thinking chips and guac has that many calories? >> b

the carl vinson, you have 5000 people to serve on this ship. they do outstanding work all around of the old fairy if cuffs for fm test and felt free of their accomplishments is wonderful. >>reporter: what will history say about the uss carl vinson? " >>president obama: from this deck they want a lot of flights that struck into or rock. they supported afghanistan, probably most prominently this was the last place where osama bin- laden was on the face of the earth. there is a lot of history on this ship but it all comes down to the men and women who serve in the they do a great job. >>ysabel: north carolina from michigan state guest today carry half still to come, a historic moment for a bay area bridge. those details coming up. here is another live look outside of walnut creek. we will be right back. the >>ysabel: as we take a live look at the bay bridge, who want to acknowledge that it turned 75 years old today. november 5th 12th 1936, the bay bridge celebrated its grand opening complete with a chain cutting ceremony from president herbert hoover. at the time it was the longest suspended d

can you imagine being a 19-year-old player and saying i had a slam dunk on the carl vincent.king before the break about putting a football game on one of those. go about ten yards, past the tow da cable, when you get past the f-18 -- >> if you go out of bounds. >> it's a long drop. >> what else you got this morning? are we not doing weather? >> i think we're getting the reynolds wrap. i know we have a lot to talk about not only weather-wise, but what's happening in happy valley, penn state, should be interesting. >> thanks as always, buddy. >>> we are about a quarter past the hour now. going to try to help you not get scammed. our clyde anderson here to tell us about some investment lies out there that people are still falling for. make sure you're not one of them. them. he's with me next. they're cute. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. with less chronic low back pain. imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic

carl vinson which is six months earlier had buried out some of bin laden at sea meanwhile it's ten days to build the oldborder reno it will take another four day since they could sound presidents obama and his wife michelle were the v.i.p.'s visitors and the makeshift courts and so it's all cranked north carolina beach and michigan state sixty seven fifty five. and you. are with us. talking about. ok we'll be here with another odds eight and a couple of hours from now and don't forget that some of the stories seen here are also available on our you tube channel and our team sport news so enjoy and thanks for watching.

carl's jr. to lose weight. she said we like to think our target market and young, hungry guys, 18 to 24-year-old men.'t dieting diet burgers. they are big, delicious, cravable burgers that people want to treat themselves to. she said karl's has a poster in every restaurant listing nutritional information, and until now it has to want to not change all the men use until it has to. how about you? do you want to know how many calories are in there or the double cheeseburger? >> i think it is important because we have a health problem in america. >> i think ignorance is blitz. if you don't know how many calories you take in you aren't going to beat yourself up. >> i think it's harder to justify it to yourself when you are about to consume a thousand calories in one sandwich. >> i don't think it's the federal government for michalry intake. >> some say the calorie notice did change their habits. >> when i found out how much the malt was from california. >> the calamari i used to order all the time was very fattening. >> and i thought, wow, chips has that many cal police. >> and in despite of the alert, no

. >> carl, having worked in it, everybody is led by the guy it is top. remember dukakis said the fish rots from the stop? it's an old go to timothy naftali, sir, what did you see -- you're not a defender of the nixon record, but you are an exemplar of what we should know about it. what did you find useful in terms of the debate about this legacy? >> well, first of all, this was our first chance to see the president under oath talking about one might call the dark corners, the remaining mistries the watergate. th was his opportunity to shed light on him. as carl mentioned, he doesn't, but something very important here is that the prosecutors, henry ruth and the other watergate special prosecutors did not know as much about watergate as we do now. in the last 30 years, there's been so much released that shows now the inconsistency between what the president is saying and what we know to be true. you can go to the wall in the nixon a library and see evidence of him ordering the creation of the enemies list, which as i read today in the testimony, he denies ever having done or cannot recall. >> he'll clearly talking abo

carl sloever passed away on tuesday in a hospital in georgia. he was 93 years oldng munchkins from the classic film "the wizard of oz." you might say he was a little guy with a big heart. he was playing the role of the lead trumpeter in munchkin land heralding the mayor of munchkin land. and slover helped send dorothy and her dog toto off to see the wizard when he and his fellow munchkins sang -- ♪ follow the yellow brick road follow the yellow brick road ♪ >> reporter: at 4'5", slover was an unlikely hollywood hero but the film's success was a defining moment in his life. he went on to travel the country, appearing at festivals and events honoring "the wizard of oz." >> carl was amazingly upbeat. he never stopped enjoying the chance to meet fans. there is an immortality that has come to everybody who had anything to do with "the wizard of oz." >> reporter: in 2007 he was part of a group of former munchkins receiving a star on the hollywood walk of fame at the chinese theater. it was the site of the film's premiere in 1939. the munchkins were part of hollywood hist

carl staples. he made a brief statement without identifying himself as the man who got kicked off the jury for objecting to the flag. one pastor said the building was not just any oldand they should be, they must be surround ied with symbols that speak of justice and freedom for all people. if we can decide today to remove the confederate flag from the grounds of our courthouse, it will be a step in the direction of living, moving further in to those ideals of freedom and justice. >> after hearing from concerned citizens the caddo commission voted to remove the confederate flag from in front of the caddo courthouse. >> i see no further request for discussion. at this time we will vote on the motion. that motion passes. >> the commission split down the middle. six pub cab and six democrats. 11 voted to remove it and one voted against. the confederate flag was due to be taken down by 4:00 p.m. today but they report it was gone shortly after the vote. replaced with an american flag. when you enter the caddo courthouse, the parish's most visible symbol of justice and equality under the law. you have to still walk by the confederate soldier and general and the lest we f

carl. >> reporter: it is a manufacturing boom in the heartland. production expanding, sales breaking records, and lots new jobs. we're talking about bourbon, a 100% american-made product, almost as old as america itself. not since the end of prohibition has there been this much demand for it. >> marvelous turn around, especially in this time, economic climate. >> reporter: we set out to find kentucky's secret. what can struggling american businesses learn from the bourbon boom. production shot up 18% just last year and continues to soar. there are now more barrels of bourbon in kentucky than there are people. >> this guy. >> reporter: we asked the great grandson of jim beam, who is buying it all? >> half of our business is overseas. it means jobs. >> jobs for all these people. we're selling american product around the word which is great. >> cheers. >> reporter: and toast after toast after toast. we found how bourbon created worldwide demand. noticing a slowing american market they aggressively sought sales overseas. by improving quality and leveraging what makes them different. by definition, bourbon can only be made in america. their big idea, selling bourbon by selling america it

. >> carl, delighted to have you here, how are you, sir? >> hey, old boss. sorry i missed the deadline, never did that when i was working for you. >> listen, love your stuff. i don't know where to begin, but tonight's debate, herman cain, is his story engulfing him or is he going to pull through this, your thoughts. >> it's definitely engulfed him. he denies all the charges and at this point there isn't substantial evidence. against allegations that are verbal and don't appear on paper, and in the case of the to settlements with the national restaurant association were not settled by herman cain but settled by his, at the time, former employer, and he took the responsibility of the settlement. so he's at a real disadvantage defending himself. having said that, this debate is supposed to be the economy, in michigan the unemployment rate is two points higher thanhe national average, but when you have somebody leading the polls, as cain is. he's in a tie with romney in iowa and nationally, hard to imagine thison't come up. we've heard most of the candidates wei