i have to save room for the peach pie. it's my favorite.ey, mike, can you bring me the stain remover? (mike) don't know where it is. yes, you do. it's under the sink. (cabinet door opens) this it? that's drain cleaner. so you can't use it? (sighs) i'll get it later. right now i gotta shower. (exhales deeply) well, thank you for the most wonderful mother's day breakfast. i think this was my best one yet. and when i get out, i'll open the rest of my presents. take your time. (door closes) it's your day. grab the coupon drawer. we got 20 minutes to hit the drugstore and get your mom something she'll treasure forever. ♪ ♪ that people are finally getting together. ♪ ♪ i think it's wonderful now ♪ that people are finally getting together. ♪ ♪ i think it's so groovy now ♪ that people are finally getting together. ♪ ♪ i think it's wonderful now ♪ that people are finally getting together. ♪ didn't we just do valentine's day? this whole thing's a racket. they trump up these phony holidays just so they can sell you a bunch of crap. if we had any guts,

newest, sandstorm, that was first launched in 1999, then snow peach, fifth avenue red and jungle peach. also coming back. i'm going to have to give those a shot. >> i'm a jungle peach fan. 5:26. the 49ers, they were shocked by the death of the team physician. we'll have all of the details coming up. >> the fight over the american flag. it heads to federal court. a south bay school district gets ready to explain why it sent five students home for wearing flag t-shirts to class. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about a speeding car slams right into a warehouse. police were forced to use a taser to take down the driver. we'll let you know what we're learning from police. >> and yes, the b.a.r.t. trains are running. riders getting another reprieve as marathon contract talks continue this morning. >> i'm glad about the transit running but we're watching the roadways, where we have a new incident for the tri-valley. >> we've got a cold start to the day but get ready for another beautiful fall afternoon. i'm meteorologist christina loren. right now we're in the 50s, temperatures are goin

we were having -- the school but we went to -- it wasn't peaches and cream.retty bad establishment at the time. had so much fun together, man, singing together. we all found peace. tavis: i love your modesty. when you say that the school you went to in talladega wasn't teachers and cream, the truth of the matter is that there was a school in alabama for the blind and there was a school in alabama for the black blind. [laughter] even back then, segregation and racism separated even blind people. you people can't even see, and they still wanted to keep them separate. >> that's absolutely right. tavis: isn't that pretty sick though? >> it is the past and now. tavis: what do you make of the fact that the lord has so blessed you that you are born blind in the south and you have been able, with this group, to travel the world spreading this good news? what do you make of that? >> i'm proud to be fortunate enough to have the privilege to do it you know -- to do it, you know? it makes it all worthwhile when you see how you touch people's lives. evil come up to you an

there's frost concerns in atlanta where it will be 35 tonight down in peach country. into the delay tomorrow low 50s. colder tomorrow nit as we drop down into the low to mid-50s. tonight down to 35. it's going to be a chilly one early in the day tomorrow. eventually we struggle to the low 50s and back to the low 30s. brie at 3 -- bwi at 33. the next few days we see the numbers slowly bending back up toward 60. it will take awhile and, again, probably maybe getting to 60 on sunday prefly. of course, if you have a daytime high of 60, that means one hour at 60 and the rest of the day in the 50s. cool outlook, so it does look milder. don't get too excited. >> lice may get stuck in your hair. . >> and i want to walk with you. how you can tell if a man is in love just by how he walks. >>> we're working with the university of maryland medical center midtown campus talking about diabetes. >> we also treat thyroid problems, adreen -- adrianal problems, sexual dysfunction. >> tell us about thyroid disease. >> there's hyperthyroidism, overprod shurks-- overproduction and with ca

peach. - got one? got one? - ♪ i'm gonna do my one line here ♪ - oh, yeah.tral's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. got a good one for you this evening. my guest tonight column inconsistent charles krauthammer is joining us. but first 50 years ago in dallas an assassination that changed -- sorry i thought we were having a discussion earlier. [cheers and applause] earlier tonight we were having a spirit and interesting discussion. i thought i would make a weighty joke about it. we begin on wall street. it's been five years since the financial collapse that tanked the global economy. while no one has been sent to jail or community service or even had a one hour time out in their home or faced the reality of causing a catastrophe maybe it's about to change. >> jp morgan and the justice department have tentatively agreed to a d.l. 13 billion settlement. >> $13 billion settlement with the government to s

maybe sometimes women get the peach fuzz. >> for women more than men? >> yes, for women more than men. sometimes they don't see it and now with all of the selfies -- >> oh you can have a hairless selfie. we will see how the follow-up is on my blog. next, it is time to ask carol. >>> welcome back to "a healthy you." it is time for ask carol, our weekly segment where you can ask me questions on everything from beauty tips to exercise regimens to my thoughts and opinions on controversial diets. today, "can you please let me know what causes stomach acid." well, here is my take on stomach acid. it happens when you eat too much food that is acidic. cooked food in general is acidic, but even in some cases some cooked food is more acidic than others. for example, spinach, meat and tomatoes are more acid and even in the raw stage. but cooked, wow! no wonder people get stomach acid after eating pizza smothered in tomato sauce. for the days when you just can't help yourself, better to pop a em ared digestive enzyme or two or maybe even three before you eat. a pre

you think of canned peaches and corn right? think of it now as a pet food company. del monte is selling its canned goods consumer products divison for 1.68 billion dollars. the buyer is an asian company that already sells food under the del monte label. del monte will now rename itself to reflect is concentration on pet foods which include such brands as meow mix and kibbles 'n bits. you can count on a few things with food trucks. you'll never be asked, "is it for here or to go?" and getting started in the business will likely take more than you'd expect, as our cover story explains. dan salls says most people will need about 60-thousand dollars..for the truck, outfitting it for cooking and all of the permits. not everyone can find an ice cream truck for 45-hundred dollars and convert it into a red salsa truck. but not everyone who does this began as a chef, either. "i was a financial advisor. i was 24, but i wanted to give this a go." jay and carrie sebastian got started for about 30-thousand. partly because the work of converting their small, electric truck into t

fukushima residents sold rice and fresh peach and apple juice. the products have labels showing they had passed tests for radioactive substances. >> it's great that the story's here for everyone to realize and acknowledge what's happening. and that people buy the produce and things get better. >> the head of a japanese residents group said that he wanted to promote the safety of fukushima products in a city that attracts people from around the world. >> translator: i was worried, but i feel encouraged to see our food selling well. people are very supportive. >> the organizers say some of the proceeds will be used for children in fukushima who lost their parents. >>> prime minister shinzo abe has expressed his gratitude to a good samaritan who lost her life. a letter from him was delivered to the family of a woman who died while rescuing an elderly man at a railway crossing. chief cabinet secretary yoshihide suga handed the letter to the bereaved family on sunday before the wake. natsue murata died while rescuing a 74-year-old man on tuesday. she

he had a peach and he spit the spit out into the dog's bowl. >> no. >> dave: he had the drawer in thebent it. >> are you serious. >> dave: we had piece wax candles. he ate those. >> and i bet he barely escaped. anyway-- never mind, bad joke. dave, dave, i'm trying to explain the bears are coming back every which way, 50 miles outside of new york city, montana they are back. people should not leave their garbage outside. you see them in the wild do this they will stand up like this to look around, just what you are seeing here, people think that is a trained thin. this he do that in the wild. >> dave: just because they are plentiful now doesn't mean that we need to apply some sort of control to these animals. >> yeah. someplaces they are doing it. it's up to i guess the state decide what to do. but i wanted to show you one of my favorite animals, that is the bear. paul might not want to play real loud because you'll have to run. >> dave: jack, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> dave: jack hanna, ladies and gentlemen, 35 years with the columbus sgroo. thank you very much for being he

he picked a peach, didn't he?son you like lindsey could be because she looks so much like you? (chuckles): what? what are you talking about? come on, she's clearly an awful person. and i think it's possible that your vanity has made you a little blind to that. oh... i see what's going on here-- you're jealous. chris has a wonderful young woman in his life, and you've got nothing. she's kind of right, brian. all you've got is a worn-out rope toy and that squirrel who comes by once a day to taunt you. (rustling in brush) hey! hey, get out of here! this is our yard! you don't belong there! don't you touch anything! i told you all this yesterday! to your first big tv acting job. male tv announcer: we now return to ncis. oh, here it is. here comes my part. excuse me. i'm looking for ed manzelli. good evening. i'm ed manzelli. what can i do for you? i'm looking for a guy who used to work here. name's mario. got any idea where he could be? i haven't seen him in over a month. that's the end of my line. your line, ncis. yo

my yogurt is peach. she likes the pineapple better. they don't have 0%. i like the pineapple. i don't love pomegranate, but i love the yogurt, the crunchy seeds. i know nobody else cares except for mickey. but i wanted to respond. some of the best beach reads. the man behind jack ryan, tom clancy has died. clancy was working as an insurance salesman and writing on the side when he attracted attention with a cold war thriller manuscript. it became his first book, the hunt for red october, which became an awesome movie as well. it's been called one of the greatest genre novels ever written. he wrote 17 novels not on "the new york times" best sellers list but the top of the list. 100 million copies of his work are currently in print. ryan was portrayed in classic action movies by some of hollywood's biggest stars. >> you must be the dr. ryan who has done such interesting research on me. >> you know how wrong you were that i had many girlfriends in college. i met my wife and -- have not looked at another woman since. >> i was referring to the first two years. >> if i go down, you'

nice peaches? pristine beaches? yeah, uh... the whole thing was incredibly cathartic. didn't you stay? well, it's actually kind of hard to meet people out there. i bet. for you. and, uh. yeah. plus, it was hot. hot. why didn't you get an air conditioner? should have gotten an air conditioner for yourself. are you all right, michael? yeah, i am. i am. i tried. i tried. i tried to talk to toby and be his friend, but that is like trying to be friends with an evil...snail. i feel like i'm dyin' inside. i feel like neve campbell in scream ii. she thinks she can go off to college and be happy, and then... the murderer comes back and starts killing off all of her friends. learned a lotta lessons from that movie. this is just one of 'em. served on a toasted pretzel roll, our new bacon avocado chicken sandwich comes with fries and your choice of soup or salad. it's just one of chili's delicious lunch break combos. more life happens here. okay, just summarize. okay, fire-able offenses include workplace violence and sexual harassment. that's it. that's it, perfect. we will get hi

city so many detroiters rely on unique grass root needs for getting fresh fruits and vegetables, peachesreens is a service that offers residents fresh produce. >> going up and down the streets like an ice cream truck and we make sure people, if they don't have transportation we are there and people who want healthy food and in wheelchairs and don't have transportation and there are reasons they can't make it to the market so we go to theirs. >> pineapple and plumbs and mushrooms and not too bad. >> reporter: and getting better, reflection of the spirit of detroit. >> we do what we do, we are survivors. we are are detroiters. >> reporter: i'm with al jazeera detroit. >>> to columbia where the national narcotic agency is running an auction of property that once belonged to drug lords and they are worth more than $40 million but the narcotics agency discovered that many precious pieces have been stolen or sold illegally and we have this report from bogaton. >> reporter: selling what is left as the drug office biggest auction yet has 80,000 pieces for sale, jewelry, real estate and art value

as eight thousand this shooting ground is larger than eleven thousand troops all peaches. so this is what we call the point of give us some perspective the most of our property is all north of us and west this is an ignoble owner of rock also shooting range just by the tragic incidents in the neighborhood he still see shooting as an innocent fun. i call golf with a shotgun so you're going from from whole the whole station to station and then scoring and going to the end of the day out yeah today out. in the shooting club equipped with a restaurant and hotel is a family destination because of the vast size of the cost of this to travel by car between the safety shooting stations this particular station is a recreation of a convoy village. so this is where the action happens this is it this is one of our many ranges but to be a good place for us to come down and maybe test out a few different types of. nick noble wants to prove that shooting doesn't have to be dangerous. first of all we always keep guns pointed in a safe direction even when it's on loaded we assume that ever

. >> and talking about new businesses, you mentioned that he spoke in his peach in high school in miamibout his interest in space, now he has a rocket company. >> yes, surprisingly, wes' running a rocket company called blue origin. >> how do you run all these businesses. you're talking about a rocket company and then selling shoes. >> that's one of the things that he does incredibly well, disperse his time across all these businesses. i describe it in the book as a serious of chest boards all of them in are a way that he can play the best of them. >> and he's described as being extremely bright his whole life. you interviewed him a bunch of times. the last time you interviewed him when you mentioned you were going to write a book about him, and about amazon. he wasn't that thrilled. >> i saw him two weeks ago when he was introducing, he was launching the new kindle fire tablet, and we had not really spoken before then. look, almost like every retail ceo he doesn't want to share his perspective because that's the competitive edge but he saw the inevitability because amazon is changing th

my family owned an orchard and fruit stand in kettlefalls, washington where i raised cherries, peaches, and apricots. it was where i really learned a good work ethic and got -- had the experience of working alongside my brother as well as my parents in building that business and the success of that business. and it was a great experience for me. and i'm -- i'm grateful to my parents and my dad has a high school education and my mom had a scholarship to go to oregon state but dropped out as a freshman when her dad passed away. she was determined that her kids were going to graduate from college. i'm grateful for the sacrifice my parents made so i could go to college, my brother can go to college and have an opportunity for a better life. >> are they still alive? >> they are. they have sold our orchard and actually they divorced but they're both in spokane. my mom is remarried. and we often run that either of us would imagine kathy serving in congress. it's been an amazing course of events that led me to this experience but it reinforces me in my mind that the american dream is alive and

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the challenger says that violates free peach as they want to. >>> we are following a developing story. north korea is warning the u.s. of a horrible disaster. the north putts army on high alert. they say the soldiers are ready to a being at that. the latest threat comes the same day that they joined south korea. the north has issued similar threads in the past. >>> secretary general ban ki-moon wants 100 people from the u.n. and the world chemical weapons watchdog agency to work together to eliminate the weapons. >>> here is proof the war in syria is far from over. nbc news is working to get the authenticity of this video. >>> 5:20. a group of interrogators are on their way to question ana anas al liby. they captured al liby. >>> this is alfreeda gadbois. she killed her 6 month old granddaughter with a knife. her son left the child for an hour and when he came back, the child was dead. >>> new this morning, more than decades group them along with the -- they were able to confirm the mother's identity through scientific evidence. the mother's name has not been released. the case remain

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peach like ex pro football players.sible, it is more clear to me now that you are a business owner because you employ 150 people. big difference between government and the private sector? >> appears to be, right? in the private sector we have to produce every day and it goes to our bottom line. we are playing poker with other people's money. that is scary to me. >> i should make it clear you run to i hop restaurants. in football you lost a couple jobs. >> sure. you learn from that. >> that is what makes sports great. i was cut twice. i have a real self assessment conversation in the mirror with myself. i had to say i have to get better if i want to keep doing what i am doing. these are the lessons i transfer to the business world. you see it better with the bottom line. >> you sometimes have to fire an employee. >> sure. we tell people i have never fired in i one they fire themselves. i hired you because i think you can do it. you made that decision for me. >> some people go on to other jobs. you look at the private sec

a quick trip on peach street, but there was trouble. police had blocked the road. cops and cars everywhere. she turned around and went home. >> i come home, and i tell my husband something happened up there. i said we don't know what happened. >> it was only later that night watching the 10:00 news she learned what that traffic was all about. >> my kids are sitting on the couch, and then the story airs of this bank robbery and a man came into the bank with a bomb on him. >> you are recognizing your -- >> my brother sitting there with this bomb on him. i was thinking okay, the police have him. they'll find out who did this to him. as it goes on, it was brian exploded. you know, the bomb went off. brian's dead, and i'm like i can't believe this. >> that's how you found out? >> that's how i found out about it. nobody called us earlier. >> you watched a news report -- >> i watched the news report at 10:00. >> and watched your brother blow up? >> heard that he blew up. then i call all my brothers and sisters what i think i saw. and they think i'm nuts because brian's no

peaches and greens is a neighborhood market and mobile delivery service that offers residents from produce. >> we're there to be able to make sure that people if they don't have transportation we're still there. there are people that want healthy food and maybe they're in wheelchairs and can't get out, they can't get transportation, there are a number of reasons they can't get to the market. >> pineapples, plums, mushrooms, not too bad. >> getting better. a reflection of the spirit of detroit. >> we do what we do. we're survivors, we're detroiters. >> heidi zhou-castro. al jazeera, detroit. >>> you know, dot com, dotorg, you can choose anything you want. also nonenglish, like arabic and chinese. it is the biggest extension of the internet to date. the new dough nains g domains gn the next couple of weeks. >>> next up, how stem cells are helping some patients. >>> i'm john henry, we have news about a key player in the world series. coming up inon al jazeera sports. a. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. strokes are usually associated with older people but increasingly associated with the

these are peaches. the way they do it, they dehydrate it. some dehydration and some freeze dried.ombination keeps it fresh. lasts for 25 years. >> really good. >> look at sandy. everybody was waiting for relief to come. some people didn't see it for two weeks. put this under your bed, put it in your closet, you have it there. my mother said anybody who isn't prepared for anything that's crazy. i have it in my car. look at people who get storms and things like that. look at what's been going on with all of the devastation. and not just that, my girlfriend, her husband lost his job. she didn't tell anybody for four months they lived on their food storage. and it saved enough money with all the kids they could make their house payment again. >> i think it's a great idea. we've had recent events that have shown why such a valuable thing to have. >> they've only been doing it four years. a lot of their involvement was men. they liked it for hiking and camping and all those kinds of things. i said no, the mothers need to know how good this is, that it's really something we should do to

and what about lebron james and the giant peach. or the pillow fight club. party for me. now, our personal favorites. #addawordimprove a movie. and you come up with, this one, world war ginger zee. >> i like it. >> yeah. >> i like that we have ginger predicting the apocalypse. >> she might be able to. >> in louisiana. there now researching. >>> and reality tv in the u.s. is one thing. it's totally another in norway. look at what they're calling slow tv. 12 hours of a log burning in a fireplace in primetime. and guess what? it was a huge hit. encouraged by the success, there's a new show scheduled, a knitting marathon. get ready for the action. the show will start with the sheering of the sheep. then, the knitters will knit and pearl their little fingers off in an attempt to break the world record of 4 hours and 51 minutes to produce a completed sweater. and i'm wondering if they could use more contestants. >> matt gutman and i took a knitting lesson yesterday. >> thank you very much. >> matt actually learned how to do it. he's not bad. >> i mean, no big deal

peach grove, indiana. line.s on the republican caller: how are you doing this morning? host: fine, thank you. caller: i wanted to comment about the veteran who said it was not the responsibility of the democrats. i wanted to agree with him and the lady that just got off of their as well. i am on disability, two, and i depend on the government as well. i am losing my doctor because of the obamacare. he said economically, he cannot keep -- i guess he is not going to take medicare and stuff no more. that is my point. obamacare is not just affecting everyone financially. really quickly, you said your doctor will not take medicare anymore? caller: he is walking away from it. february.ing in i will not have him anymore. host: this is due to the health- care law, the shutdown or both? caller: it is due to the health- care law, obamacare. when you establish a relationship with a doctor, it is very hard to lose. like i said, everybody is pointing the finger at .epublicans, but it is not they are throwing everything in the world at him that they can, and he is stuck on that one t

one peach morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. you're not lin. i'm filling in for officer owens.iles from her capital one venture card to take early vacation. buckle u let's go do cop stuff. [ siren chirps ] license and venture rd, ma'am. was i going too fast? oh, you'd be going twice as fast if youad double miles. [ male announcer ] get away fast with unlimited double miles fromhe capital one nture card. freeze! dot touch the face! can i dre? absolutely not. what's in your wallet? charles: talk about taking the money and running. chrysler says it's investing more than $1.2 billion in two mexican plans touild commercial engines. that is almost the exact amount american taxpayers moey. susan, they are forcing chrysler south of the border anything this is the reason this is happening? >> absolutely. in order to build a product that you can actually sell in today's market, the unions are holding companies hostage so they have no hoice. we cannot continue to pay the kindf labor prices that we have had to pay and remain competitive. charles: that's not too far-fetched. a lot of people

obama gave his peach in boston. the massachusetts health plan was the template for the health law. kathleen sebelius was grilled for three hours on capitol hill, she said that the problems would be fixed. i spoke with david merrit about the policy of the affordable care act. >> it was a full throated defense of the affordable care act, and she did a necessary job to go out and try and confront some of the critics and explain what is happening. i found two things somewhat curious, one, she actually said that the website had never crashed which in fact, it had. it even crashed this morning. the second one was that she was apologizing, which she certainly needed to do, and the president did an adequate job of that as well, then she shifted the blame to the contractors. when you're apologizing, you're usually apologizing for something you're responsible for. but she put the responsibility on the contractors. it flies in the face of harry truman's line that the puck stops here. >>> the nation's farm bill has centered on funding the $80 billion a year food stamp program but not passing a

. >> beautiful peach and banana smoothie sunrise. little bit of the crescent moon showing up there. the temperatures are cool. they dropped about 30 degrees since yesterday afternoon. but another rapid warm-up today. by noon, near 80. more clouds today than yesterday should keep it it a bit cooler. afternoon highs reaching the low and mid-80s around much of the region. how much longer is the heat wave going to last? that's coming in ten minutes. how is traffic? >>> good morning, tom. still tracking problems on i-95. but good news for folks traveling northbound in the hov lanes as you make the commute, the earlier crash at fairfax county parkway out of the roadway. i'm seeing a disabled car off to the right lane. but delays are significant. they are about ten miles already. if you're traveling i-95, let's talk about the drive time. from prince william parkway, almost 30 minutes to reach the capital beltway. back over to you. >>> 6:42 is your time. news 4 is live on capitol hill. we'll lay out the discussions expected in the building t

i saw how you broke out peaches and herb.it's the captain and -- [ buzzer sounds ] coach had to leave for a little while. why? is he sick? yes. he's very, very sick. is he going to die? everybody dies, boys, let's focus on what's important. our next game is in one hour. we are going to go from being five fingers to being a fist. how does that sound? great. great. i can't hear you? great! that's what i'm talkin' 'bout. all right, gentlemen, i talked to the referee. i'm coaching. oh, really? 'cause i -- phil, i coached football. jay, i actually coached basketball. i think i can get these guys -- relax, you've already got the assistant job. now, think you can round us up some waters? yeah. go ahead. gentlemen, this is what i need. i want you to hit them, and i want you to hit them hard. phil: father-in-laws are tough, because you can't let them push you around, and you also have to show them respect. it's like walking a tightrope, which, by the way, i can do because i went to trapeze school. did jay? i doubt it. honey, i'm gonna

peaches and greens offers fresh produce >> we're going up and down the streets.f they don't have transportation, we're there. if people the healthy food, if they're in wheelchairs and can't get out, they don't have transportation, and there are a number of reasons why, we go to them >> i got a pineapple and plums, and mushrooms, not too bad >> not too bad, a reflection of the spirit of detroit >> wee do what we do. we're survivors, we're detroiters. >> aljazeera, detroit. >> michael is back in sports, and another nfl quarterback back in the news. >> the injury trend is starting to snowball in the season. after the first of the year, a 33-27 win over the redskins, some experts believed that michael vick and kelly were a match made in heaven. and then three games later, the phillies are at 2 and 4. and vick said that he plans to run a 100-yard sprint on friday to see if his hamstring is strong enough to play on sunday against the giants. vick's accessibility is important since he suffered a concussion. >> to see how it feels, and then tomorrow is the run day for us

pretty dangerous conditions if you are headed to the peach.eep this in mind and be careful out there. in terms. high temperatures today, not much in the way of change except if you are at the coast. south bay, it will be just as mild with 78 in san jose. to the warm side with 80 in los gatos. sunny skies in santa cruz at 74. on the peninsula in the 70s. 77 in redwood city. and along the coast, it will remain cool again with mid-60s. daly city 65. 68 in san francisco. you head up to the north bay still some 80s. you have to get pretty far north. calistoga 82. near east bay, 70 in berkeley. you head out over the hills, a return to the warm from livermore. 83 degrees. and the accuweather seven-day forecast shows that today we will look for a little cooling at our coast. otherwise we will stay pretty steady into tomorrow and then the temperatures begin to cool tuesday, wednesday, and then we see the highs just in the 70s inland with the extra cloud cover. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. that's live doppler weather h

these are peaches. the way they do it, they dehydrate it. some dehydration and some freeze dried. combination keeps it fresh. lasts for 25 years. >> really good. >> look at sandy. everybody was waiting for relief to come. some people didn't see it for two weeks. put this under your bed, put it in your closet, you have it there. my mother said anybody who isn't prepared for anything that's crazy. i have it in my car. look at people who get storms and things like that. look at what's been going on with all of the devastation. and not just that, my girlfriend, her husband lost his job. she didn't tell anybody for four months they lived on their food storage. and it saved enough money with all the kids they could make their house payment again. >> i think it's a great idea. we've had recent events that have shown why such a valuable thing to have. >> they've only been doing it four years. a lot of their involvement was men. they liked it for hiking and camping and all those kinds of things. i said no, the mothers need to know how good this is, that it's really something we should do t

. >> caller: from the peach state of florida -- or georgia. >> all right. atlanta goes, who knows? >> caller: yeah, we did get last weekend. i hope you can give me your take on the cbrl, that's cracker barrel. >> this is a winner. this is one of my absolute favorite stocks. they've bought a ton of stock back. i like to go to cracker barrel, although i happen to tell you that that apple pie with the slice of cheese on top is a little too much for me at this age. but when i was younger, make it a double. cracker barrel goes higher. it's much cheaper than potbelly, much cheaper than noodle. even if washington, d.c., is making you lose your appetite, throw in the hunt for yummy stocks and potbelly has a lot going for it, a little rich. noodle, much room for this to go higher, but don't be greedy. stay with cramer. >> announcer: mad about "mad money"? immerse yourself in the cramer's world, while you watch the show with zeebox. on your phone, tablet, or on the web, get sneak peeks, go behind the scenes, and join the conversation. download the free app today from the ultimate cramerican