♪ cathy: oh my, patty. did you find all your files? patty: finally! knew it would be this much work when richard and i decided to retire! cathy: well, what are you going to do first? patty: we're heading down to brooklyn heights and start in on that social security paperwork. cathy: why would you do that? patty: what do you mean? cathy: it's so much easier to log onto socialsecurity.gov and file online. patty: what if i need to know how much money i'll be getting? cathy: online. patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online. patty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ >> welcome to a special edition of main stage. the first anniversary. time to look back at one year of great performances from the stage of san francisco's main library. we will key the authors, poets and playwrights, the story tellers and the photographers and hear music brought to our stage from 4 continents. we will also meet some of the people that help bring the performance

patty: hello? cathy: patty! i've decided to follow your lead and file for social security benefits online. patty: but cath, aren't you back in zanzibar? cathy: i just got on my laptop and went to socialsecurity.gov. it took less than 15 minutes! patty: wow! you are a miracle worker. cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ patty: a baby rhino. [captionibg made possible by california farm bureau federation] >> coming up on "california country," see how one farmer is breaking bread with his customers, literally. then we offer an ode to olives thanks to this historic company. and see how salads are getting a makeofer thanks to these long-time farmers. plus see how your flowers get from the field to the florist. it's all ahead, and it starts now. nestled into the hills of the quiet little town of ojai is where you'll find the rio gozo farm. "rio," which means river in spanish, and "gozo," which means joy, is run by former chef and now full-time farmer john fonteyn

patty: hello? cathy: patty! i've decided to follow your lead and file for social security benefits online. patty: but cath, aren't you back in zanzibar? cathy: i just got on my laptop and went to socialsecurity.gov. it took less than 15 minutes! patty: wow! you are a miracle worker. cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ patty: a baby rhino.

[applause] patty: hello? cathy: patty! i've decided to follow your lead and file for social security benefits online. patty: but cath, aren't you back in zanzibar? cathy: i just got on my laptop and went to socialsecurity.gov. it took less than 15 minutes! patty: wow! you are a miracle worker. cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ patty: a baby rhino. you are so lost. no, i'not, man. dude! i dropped my phone. oh, the road! whoa. yeah. you know what i'm saying. how would you like to save your life from an ugly reckless driving death? don't answer yet, there's more! act now by slowing down and we'll guarantee you complete satisfaction! kids: that's awesome! announcer: in the real world... passenger: whoa, andy, slow down! >> good morning. welcome to st. francis memorial hospital. note welcome -- welcome to the fifth annual tree lighting. we are recognizing the role that the burn center played to us in the community of st. francis and the whole region and wished to demon

. >> curvas ach finaladas, patty manterola saca uñas y se dpeenld porque le dieron grato liebre. >> ninelde staen jada porque la agarraron haciendo algo íntimo en california. >>> y a cero lee arámbula drep a algo necesario peroado sobre el amor de luis miguel y daisy fuentes y además alejandra gugz mano. >>> y cuidado con la tijera que comienza a corr a parte de este momento del costa a costa. > >>>. >>. >> muy buenas tardes amigos miércoles afilado es que los famosos tienen tienen la tijera en la mano hoy aquí tenemos en la entrevista que le hizo al j. j. el hombre que quiso matar a salvador cabañas y fue detenido ayer, carolina sandoval cuéntame. >>> ap paerarte tenemos a arace diciendo si señor cierto que hubiere encuentro con luis miguel el. >> y también tenemos a mi querida patty manterola que sacó las uñas, la mente "la tijera" tiene las imágenes. >> aquí van saber qué han descubierto ninel conde grita por que algo le pasó anoche y que hoy la tijera revela detalles, y alejandra guzmán se guarda y alling un juez lo revela. que ha pasado en estas último horas con el j. j. el hombre de

patty: hello? cathy: patty! i've decided to follow your lead and file for social security benefits online. patty: but cath, aren't you back in zanzibar? cathy: i just got on my laptop and went to socialsecurity.gov. it took less than 15 minutes! patty: wow! you are a miracle worker. cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ patty: a baby rhino. [captioning made possie by cbyifornia farm bureau federation] >> coming up on "california country," meet a farming family finding a way to give back to their community. then find out why this crop is coming out of the dark literally. next, it's turkey time. learn how to make a new recipe with the holiday favorite. and travel to one of the most unique farmers markets in the stata. it's all ahead, and it starts now. you would think being around watermelons all day, you might get sick of eating the sometimes messy snack, but not for farmer dan van groningen. >> that's good. that's crispy. it's sweet. it's wet. it's everythi

stay with us. >> rose: patti smith is here, poet, singer, songwriter, punk rocker. is now the award-winning author of her memoir. "just kids" is the story of an extraordinary relationship she had with photographer robert mapplethorpe. he died of aids in 1989. maureen dowd of the "new york times" called it "la boheme" at the chelsea hotel. two hungry artists figuring out whom to love, how to make art and when to part. it won the 2010 national book award for non-fiction and the book is number one on this sunday's "new york times" paper back non-fiction list. i am very pleased to have patti smith back on this program almost one year after the book was published. welcome. >> hi. glad to be here. do you know what the very first words you said when we first met like, ten, 11 years ago? >> rose: no. >> we sat here or at a table like this and you looked at me and you said "robert mapplethorpe.". what did those words mean to me? and i thought it was so great we're here again. >> rose: where did the title come from? >> it came from... there's an episnowed the book where when

patty lee, marsy and to my mother. for the time i was in the youth authority, djj. you know, i learned a lot because when i got into the situation, when i went throughout the situation at the age of 16. i didn't think i was going to get out of that situation. my mother was always there for me, number one. i didn't see that before i got into the situation. for the youths that don't see it yet, your parents are for the most part always there for you. sometimes you don't see it. sometimes it takes something dramatic. i stay positive instead of being negative. the number one thing that i can say over all, because i'm not going to stand up here and preach. the can say that when you do something, be dedicated and if it's not beneficial. it's detrimental. if you don't know what that means, go look it up. it took me a long time. but i'm here. i want to thank god. there's numerous names. it's man, i'm here and i want to thank everybody who supported me going through what i was going through. music is my passion. i sing. until you see the youth performing here today. express

i am patty lee and i was look to introduce my comc. >> good morning. my name is maurice. one of the interesting things to note is the collaborative came apart from the meetings and get togethers. this is important for stake holders and it works. >> i have a few housekeeping measures. i want everybody to take notice to the emergency exits. we are asking that everybody please sit down if you can because you would be blocking the emergency exit. men's room is on the first floor. it's closed on this floor. we are asking that everybody including our panelist to remember turn off your black berries, pagers and phones. at this time, i am very honored and proud to introduce jeff adachi. >> thank you very much. and welcome to the 5th annual public defender's juvenile summit. i was thinking this morning. 5 years. maybe we will not need this because we will have justice for youth. until that time, we will continue to meet and talk and create action. this is the theme of today's summit. creating an action plan that will result in the changes that we're talking about today and the inn

patti lee is here now with that part of the story. >> reporter: one of the shooting victims is susan hileman. a well known community activists who raised two children in tiburon before retiring to tucson with her husband. waiting to meet representative giffords when the gunman started breathing. >> she looked me in the eye and said, what about christina. >> reporter: hyman said he had to tell his wife the truth. christina was dead. and the outing she planned with christina had become a national tragedy. >> she's only coming out of this very slowly. i'm not for sure what all is going through. >> reporter: the shooting is felt deeply here in marin. where hyman served on the school board. >> the only reason she was on the school board was to help to inspire children. >> reporter: she says hyman was known throughout tiburon as a tireless activist who maintained a blog that tackled issues of the day. >> i think suzy will probably always be involved. maybe everyone more so now after having this tragedy happen. >> reporter: the reed union school district sent this e- mail out to parents let

what a cool thing for patty smyth, write? just amazing. >> host: we have a tweet here that is related to the last caller's question. how will the rise of e-books -- it will give you a chance to talk more generally about the industry. how the rise of e-books affect the future for editors, authors and book sellers and publishing overall? if you would come and take the e-mail and talk about the changes in 2010 and how it affected the industry. >> guest: there has been a lot of change. i was thinking recently another book that hit the times list was the sir palin book. an interesting thing about this was that last year when pearland came out with going rogue, they delayed harpercollins delayed the electronic book of days for three or four months because they didn't want to cannibalize the hardcover sales. this year they came out with the e-book and her new book at the exact same time. you know, we are showing numbers that electronic books are maybe 9% of the overall industry. how does it affect things? is going to affect discreet

patty lee is at the scene with the latest. patty? >> reporter: one suspect is dead and another taken into custody. you can see the getaway that brown lincoln town car across the street being processed by fbi and union city police officers. around the corner is a police car riddled by bullet holes. sustained as the suspect started firing as he tried to escape into this neighborhood. now, police say this bank highest started this afternoon. police received a 911 call from a customer around 12:45 reporting a masked man trying to rob the bank of the west on niles road. a second call from the alarm company warned police that the suspect was armed. a union city officer in the neighborhood spotted the suspects in the getaway car and gave chase. during which this passenger the man police say entered the bank started shooting. and during that chase and even after as he exited the car he was shooting at the officer and his police car. the officer returned the fire. >> the shooter, the one that got out of the vehicle, fled, ran into the backyar

thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is patty. i just have to say a few things. i cannot believe that a family that has run a business for 65 years is being forced out by a corporation. we are in the same situation, not necessarily with the ortega family, but we are fighting for our business to sustain for a future generation. we were fortunate enough to win that big it to sustain that lease another 10 years. -- we were fortunate enough to win that bid to sustain that least another 10 years. i remember playland. i remember still like the way that it was with the boats and the boat house with the hoist. i don't think we need another restaurant. this gentleman said something, that the cost, for $60,000, it would be the cost of a gardener. i think a family that has run a business 65 years is worth more than $65,000 in revenue. thank you. it [applause] >> next speaker, please? >> my name is richard. i am a native san francisco. i have been going to stow lake since i was a child. now my five kids out and grandkids i take there. if you have ever experienced any time th

patty? >> reporter: that's right. we are live at the freedom center where volunteers are starting to pack up for the night. after screening this documentary on human slavery and hosting the former secretary of state. >> we know that it goes on. >> reporter: condeleeza rice spoke out against the pref lance of human trafficking in america. it turns out underground prosecution rings with often run in plain sight. authorities raided brothels run out of this trendy loft in jack london square and this house on a well traveled oakland street next to a church thursday morning. >> women could come in and go out. we would notice that traffic. but it wasn't really obvious. >> reporter: he was awn aware his family lived five feet from a brothel unless police broke down the door and say they found prostitutes. >> some people mind their own business. we don't live in a community where really are we are really like knowsy. >> many people have their eyes open and don't see what is happening. >> reporter: one district attorney in alam

. >>> ktvu's patti lee tells us a missing man's family is not giving up hope. >> reporter: an aerial search went up this afternoon. it's the second day of a search for missing san francisco boater harry lee. >> we're holding up. we're going to stay positive and hope for the best. >> reporter: lee's family has spent the last two days at the dock. after her harry's boat was reported adrift at 2:30 yesterday morning. >> he loves to fish. he was out there by himself yesterday. >> reporter: lambert is in charge of the search. >> we are unable to locate the victim. >> reporter: this boat is very similar to the one harry lee was driving. according to sheriff's depew days, this trolling motor was on. indicating that lee was sitting in the bow of the boat when he went overboard. lee had 15 years of experience fishing the delta. and investigators say he was wearing a flotation device but it didn't open automatically. >> if he were to fall over and his head, he wouldn't be able to activate it. >> reporter: in oakley, patti lee. >>> two bikers in sonoma county are free today thanks in part to th

patty, the easy one. first one is lunges. patty, step forward with one foot.tep back. put your hands on your hips. step forward, and step back. it's challenging. >> what's nice about all of the exercises, many our gym membership has lapsed, we can still do these. >> you're going to do basically the same thing. >> okay. >> step backwards, the bar over your head. step backwards and the bar straight up. this is a much more complex exercises. >> that's fabulous. >> next exercise, the push-up. the old standard. patty, come to your knees. if you have difficult doing this, this can be anything. a countertop. >> can i point out. patty doesn't look it but she's 70 years young. >> she's 70 years young. press off the ball. and press down to the ball. this is a standard push-up. this is not particularly complicated. it's fairly easy to do something. >> and you're going to make my life kind of ugly. >> i'm going to challenge you a little bit here. these are towels. you can do this on any piece here. knees here. hands here. get in a push-up position. what i want you to do n

patty? >> reporter: that's right. we are live at the freedom center where volunteers are starting to pack up for the night. after screening this documentary on human slavery and hosting the former secretary of state. >> we know that it goes on. >> reporter: condeleeza rice spoke out against the pref lance of human trafficking in america. it turns out underground prosecution rings with often run in plain sight. authorities raided brothels run out of this trendy loft in jack london square and this house on a well traveled oakland street next to a church thursday morning. >> women could come in and go out. we would notice that traffic. but it wasn't really obvious. >> reporter: he was awn aware his family lived five feet from a brothel unless police broke down the door and say they found prostitutes. >> some people mind their own business. we don't live in a community where really are we are really like knowsy. >> many people have their eyes open and don't see what is happening. >> reporter: one district attorney in alam

reporting live in campbell, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the department of defense released the identity of the army officer from danville, recently killed in afghanistan. according to the military, the 47-year-old major, evan j. died january 12 in a non-combat related incident in afghanistan. the pentagon released no further details about his death. >>> now, a coroner has identified the grandmother and grandson who police said died in a murder suicide. both were found shot in the head thursday night at the grandmother's home on canterbury avenue. the coroner identified her as 96-year-old, francis robertson. her grandson was the 51-year- old, david robertson. they believe that he killed his grandmother and then himself. he had a history of mental illness and drug abuse. >>> concur police are in-- concord police are investigating a car accident tonight that killed a pedestrian and a dog. the accident happened about 6:00 tonight near avon avenue. now the dog was also killed in the accident, though it's not yet clear if the dog was the woman. police say that they are interviewing t

patti lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a central coast grow ser recalling fresh cilantro due to concerns it's contaminated with salmonella. it's sold under the following names between january 14th and the 2th. there are no reports of anyone becoming ill from the cilantro, but sabor farms says the contamination was detected in a routine sample at its salinas facility. >>> a congressman councilman canepa wants to propose an ordinance banning plastic bags at supermarkets and storeses with more than 10,000 square feet, forcing shoppers to pay at least $0.10 for a paper grocery bag. plastic industry groups say they will file a lawsuit to try to block such a regulation. >>> during the building of ucsf hospital in mission bay, demonstrators hit the streets to demand a place on the workforce. well, this weekend, university officials say they will hire at least 20% of the construction crews from within san francisco. the 300-bed hospital is set to be finished in 2014. >>> a movie based on the experiences each and every bay area priest and vatican- certified exorcist took the top spot at the movie

ktvu's patti lee has been following the development. she is live now with live details, patti. >> reporter: hazmat has now been called to the scene. they came in 45 minutes ago to look at rescue that turned a different color. i am told the pipe bombs were found in a storage facility behind me. they kept this small one for evidence. the manager of affordable storage says the building was locked down about 4:00 this afternoon, shortly after sheriff's deputies showed up to speak to a renter on a premises. >> they didn't need a warrant. because she was in the space with the door opened when they went up to talk to her. >> reporter: officers were investigating the tips that the storage unit may have narcotics. >> when we looked into the storage, we saw the pipe bombs, everything stopped from then. >> reporter: four pipe bombs were detonated on scene. the storage facility is adjacent to the south bound lanes of interstate 680. >> fire in the hole, fire in the hole, fire in the hole. >> the narcotics enforcement has finished their investigatio

ktvu's patti lee is live now to tell us about the effort. >> reporter: police have stepped up patrols in a grass roots campaign is under way to convince residents that they can take back their streets if they just get involved. sheryl watson is stepping up to the challenge. she and many volunteers on quan's campaign gathered at this meeting hall to brainstorm ideas on how to take back their neighbors. specifically district seven beat 33. where six people were shot and wounded tuesday and where many of these volunteers will spend this coming saturday knocking on doors, convincing residents such as the lagunas family to get over their fear. >> we usually used to walk until 6:00 at night. but now my mom tells me, go home early. >> we need people to care. and i think once we start showing we care we will take back our community. >> i think a lot of people just haven't been reached. i don't think people have actually talked to them. quan acknowledged er today, district seven beat 33 has a lot more problems. >> only 30% of the young african american men have graduated from high school, that

ktvu's patti lee is live now to tell us about the effort. >> reporter: police have stepped up patrolsn a grass roots campaign is under way to convince residents that they can take back their streets if they just get involved. sheryl watson is stepping up to the challenge. she and many volunteers on quan's campaign gathered at this meeting hall to brainstorm ideas on how to take back their neighbors. specifically district seven beat 33. where six people were shot and wounded tuesday and where many of these volunteers will spend this coming saturday knocking on doors, convincing residents such as the lagunas family to get over their fear. >> we usually used to walk until 6:00 at night. but now my mom tells me, go home early. >> we need people to care. and i think once we start showing we care we will take back our community. >> i think a lot of people just haven't been reached. i don't think people have actually talked to them. >> reporter: earlier today, mayor quan acknowledged district seven beat 33 has a lot more problems. >> only 30% of the young african american men have graduated

ktvu's patti lee has been following the development. she is live now with live details, patti. >> reporter: hazmat has now been called to the scene. they came in 45 minutes ago to look at rescue that turned a different color. i am told the pipe bombs were found in a storage facility behind me. they kept this small one for evidence. the manager of affordable storage says the building was locked down about 4:00 this afternoon, shortly after sheriff's deputies showed up to speak to a renter on a premises. >> they didn't need a warrant. because she was in the space with the door opened when they went up to talk to her. >> reporter: officers were investigating the tips that the storage unit may have narcotics. >> when we looked into the storage, we saw the pipe bombs, everything stopped from then. >> reporter: four pipe bombs were detonated on scene. the storage facility is adjacent to the south bound lanes of interstate 680. >> fire in the hole, fire in the hole, fire in the hole. >> the narcotics enforcement has finished their investigatio

ktvu's patty lee has been talking to police and family members and is live with the story, patty? >> reporter: jew lee, police say the victim did not initially report the assault. when they first responded to her apartment last night she had activated her life alert bracelet but sent police away saying she was okay. today she called back and said she didn't want to admit she had been brutally sexually assaulted. this 80 year old woman leaves a county hospital after she spent most of the day waiting to be examined by doctors. >> for her to tell me that, i cried. >> reporter: family members whom we will not identify provided these photos of the suspect. richmond place say square needs to be taken into custody quickly. >> this is your worst nightmare, an 80 year old woman, all you can think of are your and family members, grandmothers, and aunts. >> reporter: family members can't quite accept what's happened, square, who is married to a member of the victim's family could have harmed an elderly woman. >> obviously, this crime is very heinous. any kind of criminal i would consider dan

patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and now former mayor of oakland did not attend the inauguration. she said he was unable too because of family issues but did not elaborate. >>> southbound lanes of highway 101 were closed after a garbage truck overturned it at 5:25 at the height of the evening commute. the driver of the california waste solutions truck lost control and the truck overturned at the intersection of 101 and i-880. the truck was leaking oil. the driver suffered injuries but they are not life threatennening. >>> the san jose family asking for help in finding a hit and run driver that struck a teenaged boy. the boy's stepmother treated this anymore the middle of the road until the ambulance arrived. >> reporter: today friends gathered at the regional medical center of san jose where kate has spent the first days of the new year unconscious. >> the most terrifying nightmare of a parent. >> reporter: the hit and run happened 6:00 p.m. new year's eve minutes after his car and another vehicle collided on the highway. he was with his 15-year-old brother hunter. >> he told me t

ktvu's patty lee has been talking to police and family members and is live with the story, patty? >> reporter: jew lee, police say the victim did not initially report the assault. when they first responded to her apartment last night she had activated her life alert bracelet but sent police away saying she was okay. today she called back and said she didn't want to admit she had been brutally sexually assaulted. this 80 year old woman leaves a county hospital after she spent most of the day waiting to be examined by doctors. >> for her to tell me that, i cried. >> reporter: family members whom we will not identify provided these photos of the suspect. richmond place say square needs to be taken into custody quickly. >> this is your worst nightmare, an 80 year old woman, all you can think of are your and family members, grandmothers, and aunts. >> reporter: family members can't quite accept what's happened, square, who is married to a member of the victim's family could have harmed an elderly woman. >> obviously, this crime is very heinous. any kind of criminal i would consider dan

patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and now former mayor of oakland did not attend the inauguration. she said he was unable too because of family issues but did not elaborate. >>> southbound lanes of highway 101 were closed after a garbage truck overturned it at 5:25 at the height of the evening commute. the driver of the california waste solutions truck lost control and the truck overturned at the intersection of 101 and i-880. the truck was leaking oil. the driver suffered injuries but they are not life threatennening. >>> the san jose family asking for help in finding a hit and run driver that struck a teenaged boy. the boy's stepmother treated this anymore the middle of the road until the ambulance arrived. >> reporter: today friends gathered at the regional medical center of san jose where kate has spent the first days of the new year unconscious. >> the most terrifying nightmare of a parent. >> reporter: the hit and run happened 6:00 p.m. new year's eve minutes after his car and another vehicle collided on the highway. he was with his 15-year-old brother hunter. >> he told me t

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patty lee, ktvu channel 2news. u. a man under arrest accused of firing at a crowd of people outside a pizza parlor. the first shots rang out just after five outside mountain mike's pizza on clayton road. justice price had been in a fight earlier, then got a gun and started shooting. he drove away and a woman followed him and he allegedly started shooting at her while driving on clayton road. nobody was hit by the gun fire. police later tracked him down but didn't find a gun. >>> vallejo police released the identity of a woman shot and killed yesterday. the body of the 27-year-old was found inside a car. witnesses spotted two suspects leaving the scene. a detectives are looking for the second suspect. a motive hasn't been determined. >> police in haywood say alcohol likely played role in a deadly crash. it happened around 7:45. police say the suspect rear- ended a truck. the 38-year-old passenger in the truck was killed. the driver had minor injuries. the suspect may have been involved in two hit and run accidents just

bread and beef pattie on a roll with fruit popsicle and low fat milk. now the new. baked fish nuggets, whole wheat rolls, mashed potatoes, broccoli, peaches and skim milk. >> the more we can reinforce the right set of choices the geater chance we will get a handle on obesity. >> reduce saturated fats sugar and sodium. for first time set maxim calolorie counts in addition to minimum ones. >> this doesn't mean we are going to eliminate treats. not at all. but it is a circumstancewhere treats have a special meaning, a special occasion. >> the usda says children consume more than half their calories at school. >> schoo are supposed to set an example, example of many, many values of society and one ought to be eating well. >> if they eat well there, it's a lesson they can share with their parents. >> when we go opping, he sayays no, that's not healthy. >> all public schools must start serving the new selections in 2012. elizabeth lehmanmy. >> acetaminophen, painkillers like vicodin and percocet contain the anti-inflammatory. the food and drug announced new rules that wil

. >> patty is a full time nanny. every two hours, all day long, this child care provider, like many throughout the city has to do something that makes her very uncomfortable. >> i leave the kids here alone 10-15 minute autos she goes moist car so she won't get a ticket. the childrens' mother finds that unacceptable. >> otherwise she has to schlepp the kids with her. >> she's organize aid movement of moms pushing for parking permits for nannies. the municipal transportation agency oversees the permits. they cost $98 per year. the system has been in place since 1976. and there are some nonresidents who get the permits like firefighters and until recently, mannies got them, too. they and bosses want that back. bloggers have been having a field day. month more intitlements. how about a permit for your dog walker? hoo oo on one hand we're pro-family. we want people to have families and stay in san francisco. but on the other hand you know we're also a transit first city. >> muni officials are proposing one parking placard

it is served with beet root patties.incorporates many details the guests will barely notice. he says the most important thing about the food is the taste. >> there's always something new. we're getting more guests and more requests. it is never boring. that is what makes cooking enjoyable. it is work that i like doing. >> it is a profession that is also time-consuming. he works up to 16 hours a day. in the summer, it demands the kitchen six days a week. he really values his peaceful walks down the beach. -- he works in the kitchen 60's a week in the summer. >> the walk with no one around is beautiful. you can focus on yourself and your live and clear your mind. >> he can also think up new culinary creations. the 2010 newcomer of the year just to prove that he is here to stay. >> we go to britain to meet the master of fake marble making. i may be doing him an injustice by st. "fate -- by saying "fake ." is an art itself. it can be found in many castles and noble houses of europe. it is in buckingham palace. if it is good

is reorders of cash from, six eggs, prodigy's burger patty, to biscuits 15 ounces of engraving. >> the food network has callous hits on youtube and inspired love to greater heights. >> i recall the double dog area. it's going to be like a double decker. it will way out at about 10 lbs. per >>. in antioch jeff kron 4 news. >> san francisco traffic a standstill that's 80 toward the lower deck of the bay bridge moving quite slow. if the lower part of your screen southbound 101. warner is after the break. sales topped $462 billion in 2010. and that's 9 billion more than the peak of 2007. experts say they don't figure in inflation. sales would have to reform the 70 billion to soak shore recession recovery. to help those numbers retailers are turning to social media website. our internet reporter kimberly houses what's in store. >> she's to chat, make friends show off your likes and dislikes but how many facebook half-million users actually considered a place to shop? with social media sites of mobile apps becoming a part of our day- to-day life, retailers and checking out ways to use social

six eggs, all pile of hash browns, a pound of cheese, bacon, sausage, ham, they throw a hamburger patty in there, chicken fried steak and a couple of biscuits. it was recently featured on the food network show. if you eat the whole thing, you get a t shirt along with the 7700-calories. there are >>> well, you know crash test dummies are used instead of real people, now, there are smart dummies, human like man kins helping made cal students handle real-life emergency. simon perez shows us how that works. >> i don't have a pulse right now, i'm going to start cpr. >> reporter: as tense as it sounds, this is practice for students at ucff. >> it's not real-life, but it's as close as it can get. >> reporter: it opened this weekend -- feel right across there. i know you can feel it. >> that's pretty fast, too. >> as you can see, that's one of our signs that this kid was sick. >> reporter: nurses and doctors in training dying yakima no, sir training diagnose patients and treat students. >> we were really prepared for this to go rapidly. >> i felt like i understood what was going on. >> reporter

>> hash browns, eggs, cheese, bay corn, sausage, ham, hot links, linguisa, burger patty, chicken fried steak, two biscuits and 12 ounces of gravy. >> reporter: this is that was just featured on outrageous foods on the food network putting the small town here and the diner on the map. and this guy is attempting to eat it for bragging rights. only one person has done this in the past. digger dave they call him. why are you doing this? >> because i came here i was hungry and heard this is a good place to eat. >> reporter: how's it going? >> can i order one to go for lunch, please? [ laughter ] >> reporter: he might be hungry. now, i got to ask you guys, how many calories do you think are in this whole meal? >> oh, -- >> reporter: any thoughts on that? >> i know it's in the thousands. >> 7,000. >> reporter: okay, think on that. because in the meantime we are going to come and talk to another guy who just ordered the intimidator believe it or not because he is not a big guy sitting right over here. lee rice. lee, what are you thinking, man?? >> reporter: ready to take on the challenge -- >>

. >>> and patty marks his golf bar but accidentally brushes it and the ball moves a dimple or two. nothing happened until a viewer called and said, that's a double stroke. what other sport can a phone call from a fan get a player dqed it's just not right. and highlights tonight at 10:00. >> i bet that could have cost him a lot of money. >> he was in second place in that tournament. that's the kind of stuff that if you're not a golfer, you say that's why i hate to ask questions. >> you head my mind. >> yes indeed. >>> coming up at 7:00, crews right now trying to pull another vehicle from the canal where the search is focused now for a missing 4-year-old boy from patterson. also coming up, a closer look at today's unemployment numbers and the signs of hope particularly for job seekers here in the bay area. see which areas show the greatest amount of growth. that is our report for now. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm heather holmes in for julie haener. thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you back here tonight for the 10:00 news. have a good night. >> good night.

, two pieces of bacon, hot links, two sausage patties, six eggs and a pound and a half of cheese. >> reporter: this is supposed to be breakfast for one person? >> sure. >> reporter: tell us how you came up with this. >> i'm all about challenges and making them something fun for people to do. so i figured what better than a big huge breakfast challenge. >> reporter: and you have had this on the menu for how long? >> a year. >> reporter: only one person has been able to eat this? >> yes, mike reed. >> reporter: what happened to mike reed after he ate this breakfast? >> he was still hungry. he said he ate it so fast he didn't get a chance to get full. >> reporter: you unbelievable. we are going to cook it up. we are going to have a look at that coming up within the show and again, we are going to have somebody attempting to eat the intimidator before 7:00. sydnie, you have to stay tuned. >> oh, my gosh. that looks like one of our morning meals here at "early edition" but that would feed everyone. anne, can you ask lumpy how much does that weigh? >> reporter: oh, it's 7.5 pounds. >> 7.5

patty smith is the director at lincoln elementary saying at this age kids can change their habits. and the and they need more vegetables and fruits. >> according to u.s. centers for disease control, nearly seven people said of children and adolescents are obese. president obama yeentsly signed the bill helping schools pay for healthier foods. and this. >> that is a move in the right direction but it's not where we need to be. and right now, we're spending more than received in reimburse manies. >> school districts have to dig into their general funds to makeup the difference. >> and there is lowest sodium requirement will take longer, about 10 years because manufacturers have to figure out how to make foods taste good without using so much salt. those fry autos that is the trick. >> and there is a decision to make the golden gate bridge the first all-electric toll bridge dmountry is on hold for nouchl the district's finance committee delayed a decision on whether to recommend replacing with an all electronic toll system. officials looking for ways to offset the $89 million deficit