we can pickle you. >> i feel pickled.e pickle shoot >> i did. >> some changes to the set. diane sawyer, changed the set around. in case you notice something different. back in the saddle. >> it is good to be here. >> here we go again. >>> federal investigators are taking a close look at american airlines after not one, but two instances of seats coming loose right there on the plane. >> passengers are describing the frightening moment and the airline locked in a builter labor dispute has taken some planes out of service until they can be checked. abc's jim avila has more. >> reporter: no one can remember this happening before, not passengers, so rattled they didn't want to be identified. >> the seats flipped backwards and so -- people were -- essentially on the laps of the passengers behind them with, with their legs up in the air. >> reporter: not aviation experts. >> i have never seen anything like that in all my years, 30 years of covering the airline industry. >> reporter: no one can remember airline seats disconnecti

pickles ♪ pickles pickles i like pickles ♪ ♪ don't you know they make my tummy tickle ♪ >> i've gott's just be honest here. the crispy, tasty treat as paula found out can be made out of just about anything actually. >> and we're talking about pickles. i wanted to bring one in for you. i know how much you like this. put your mouth around a pickle. we think you're going to love "extreme eats," basic foods taken to a whole other level. hey, insomniacs, paula here with the pickle guy. this is al. >> how are you doing? >> al will show how to make pickles. is there anything we can't pickle? >> you can pickle anything. i will show you how. >> can you pickle me? >> i have a barrel big enough for you. >> he might pickle you. we're going go and figure this all about. what? we have about 30, 40 barrels here? >> we have about 30, 40 different items. the only difference is the amount of time they're aged for. the pickle recipe the same since 1910. when the immigrants came over to this country, they brought their family recipe over here. the same recipe. it has not been changed. customers come in

they like pickles in china?ton: they're in 40 stores, and they're on the shelf... >> pelley: 40 stores in china? >> fulton: yes, sir. beijing, shanghai, kunming, shenzhen. >> pelley: why did you decide to expand into china? >> fulton: well i'll tell you what happened. i said, "ashlee, 2011, we're going to export to one country. i don't care what it is. because 95% of the world lives outside of the united states." >> pelley: to reach them, she went to a seminar and heard about the u.s. export-import bank, the government's credit agency for foreign trade. >> fulton: and i sat right behind fred, who's the president of the export-import bank. and so when he got done speaking, i went running outside to the car, because i saw a group of gentlemen standing there. and i said, "who's driving fred?" guy said, "me, chris." i said, "you're my new best friend. get him to eat these pickles before he gets on the plane because i want to export this year." >> pelley: you got some pickles to the driver of the head of the export-i

pickles pub and other areas expect to cash in big time. to them, it seems like opening day all over again. >> opening day is pretty large needless to say. and we're kind of hoping it will be a miniature opening day. we're expecting a lot of people and a big turnout. >> got 24 hours to plan for this, so, it's exciting. you know if you're going to have a problem, that's a good problem to have. >> the business boom is expected to continue at least through tonight when the o's take on the yankees at camden yards. that's at 8:00. reporting live downtown, kim dacey, wbal-11 news. >> fans all over birdland showing off the orange pride. for example, a guy getting up here calls himself the happiest fan. i can see why. sure is really orange. you can show us your best orioles shot. the mobile app to upload your photos and video and go to the local section of the website, with, bal-tv.com. that brings us to the water cooler question of the day. do you think the orioles can bounce back from last night's ninth inning loss. you can share your responses o

paula got a chance to make the perfect pickle at the pickle guys.ee, she learned plenty about pickles. got down and dirty with the pickles. see the club does the justice. log on to wnnfans.com, see all three parts of the series, we did pickles with paula, meatballs with me. one of our, dnas, amanda did donuts. we hdidn't have picks on set. we have them now. >> pineapple pickles here. sweet pepper pickles. >> garlic olives something else. sound good. and sour ones. which are you going to try. >> the pineapple. >> go for it. >> pickled pineapple. okay. >> try it. let knee knme know. >> oh, it's like a sweet, sour, pineapple pickle. it is really good. >> i think she likes it. we'll be back, everybody. stay with us. >> really good. >>> reaching a milestone. >> this is the 50th anniversary of the famous beatles song, "love me do." abc's david wright reports on the music magic. ♪ >> reporter: the song that would change rock 'n' roll history almost didn't. ♪ love love me do ♪ you know i love you >> reporter: this was supposed to be the beatles' debut singl

, pickled cherries?, too. so, -- >> jimmy: well, i probably would, right? a pickled cherry. does it taste weird? >> no! >> jimmy: did you ruin the drink? >> come on now. cheers. >> jimmy: that's unbelievable. >> delicious, right? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. now, your book -- [ laughter ] your book, "carnivore" -- my hair's gonna look like -- in a second. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you don't have -- here we go. now look, hey, "carnivore." >> yeah. >> jimmy: look at this. "carnivore." you love meat. >> i do love meat. >> jimmy: yeah, what is your favorite type of meat? >> pork. >> jimmy: you do like the pork. [ laughter ] >> pork is the -- pork is the king of meat. >> jimmy: you love -- >> the hog is a magical animal. it is a magical animal. >> jimmy: now, you're getting weird. >> no! come on. >> jimmy: kids at home going, "he's so right, man." [ laughter ] "i've been saying that all night." >> bacon. >> jimmy: yeah. >> ribs. >> jimmy: yeah. >> ham. >> jimmy: yeah, you're right. >> pulled pork. everything. >>

a damp and chilly night also couldn't dampen the spirits of fans that packed bars around pickles pub....here fans chhering could be heard throughout baltimore. baltimore. 3 3 3 3 p3 33 3 3 3 3 3 people would show up in the i - rainy weather, here is your answer, we're at pickles pub the second best hing to being p's ....rioles!!!!"even a two hour rain delay...had áno chance oo dampening tonight's o's magii: maaic: "not only are we in the playoffs but best possible circumstances...we're going to win i guarentee" tonight's showdown with the making...meaning it was time to dance in the rain.and breakk out the umbrellas and ponchos: ponchos:"we wouldn't be buckle up baay it's the playoff" the rainn we're waiting here all night!"people packed &ppickles pub...even thoogh fan were in a bar...they say they could fell the magic... radiating right next door at yardd:"they offered us ponchos pe said no thank you e want to show orange and have a silence in october...ttnight is baltimore's time to shine. shine."we've been waiting 15 years to bring it back to baltimore it's so special" &pabout what

paula got a chance to make the perfect pickle at the pickle guys. pickles. got down and dirty with the pickles. seeing this clip, doesn't do it justice. log onto wnnfans.com, see all three parts of the series. we did pickles with paula, meatballs with me. one of our dnas, aa maanda, did doughnuts. yesterday. we didn't have pickles on the set for paula's piece. we have them now. >> why should paula have all the fun? >> pineapple pickles here. sweet pepper pickles. >> garlic olives something else. they do. that sounds good. and sour ones. which up are you going to try? go for it. >>> well, it's one of the most iconic songs of our team, reaching a milestone. >> this is the 50th anniversary of the famous beatles song, "love me do." abc's david wright reports on the music magic. ♪ >> reporter: the song that would change rock 'n' roll history almost didn't. ♪ love love me do ♪ you know i love you >> reporter: this was supposed to be the beatles' debut single. ♪ how do you do what you do to me ♪ >> reporter: "how do you do it" by mitch murray, the beatles

. >>> raccoon finds him himself in a bit of a pickle. will he take a helping hand to get out of the situation or get out of it himself? we'll be right back. >>> traveling through the streets of la at a blinding speed of 2 miles an hour. the shuttle endeavor is headed to its final resting place. spectators gathered in the wee hours of the morning to get a glimpse of the bird, made 25 trips to space and flew 123 million miles. trees and trees and light poles had to be removed. >> it's beautiful. it's absolutely beautiful. we are so lucky to have it here to close to our houses. >> it's bigger than i ever thought. i never thought we would get this close to it. >> the shuttle will travel tomorrow as well, final destination is at the california science center. >>> take a look at this, looking back, giant eyeball washed up on the beach in florida, the size of a softball. the fish and wildlife organization took it to a lab to try to find out what it is, what it belongs to. it's going to take time, it could be from a squid or a giant fish like a

patricia pickles, the author of "are you in a pickle? lessons learned along the way: students' performance and achievement gaps." i am the first college graduate from ie media family. when i was in high school i was in general classes. i was trapped on the basis of where i lived, my zip code. i was tracked on the basis of what my parents did, or did not do. and i was trapped on the basis of my race. i am extremely passionate about ensuring that every student in every classroom and every school across america has an opportunity to be successful, to have choices. how many of you have children in school? raise your hand. grandchildren? nieces? nephews? cousins. [laughter] then education is your business. education is your business because a substantial amount of tax dollars go to public education. education is your business because we prepare workers. we prepare them. right now almost half of the students who go to higher education, as well as to the world of work, are reported as not being ready for the real world. there is something we ca

my name is william pickle. i'm the executive director of west bay housing and octavia court, inc., west bay was the co-sponsor and is the co-owner of deputy of the court, hud section 81 1 property which provides supportive affordable and accessible housing for 14 households, person with developmental disability and also an on-site arts-based day program and open gallery which had its first open community event just last week. the project would not have been possible without tremendous collaboration amongst multiple city agencies, tremendous support from sfra, now mo. also tremendous support and advocacy from hayes valley neighborhood association. i'd like to second peter cohan's comments around imperative to really keep the conversation open around the funding available for affordable housing. it is a terrible time statewide. octavia court had three major sources of funding, hud 11, sfra tax increment set aside, and state bond financing through the multi-family housing program. all of those sources are unavaila

patricia pickles, the author of "are you in a pickle? lessons learned along the way: students' performance and achievement gaps." i am the first college graduate from ie media family. when i was in high school i was in general classes. i was trapped on the basis of where i lived, my zip code. i was tracked on the basis of what my parents did, or did not do. and i was trapped on the basis of my race. i am extremely passionate about ensuring that every student in every classroom and every school across america has an opportunity to be successful, to have choices. how many of you have children in school? raise your hand. grandchildren? nieces? nephews? cousins. [laughter] then education is your business. education is your business because a substantial amount of tax dollars go to public education. education is your business because we prepare workers. we prepare them. right now almost half of the students who go to higher education, as well as to the world of work, are reported as not being ready for the real world. there is something we ca

so we had the pickles, we had the balls. and tomorrow we get the doughnuts.all -- >> coming together. >> a wonderful, culinary and biological lesson the stay with us. you disgust me. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out. ♪ i'm watching i'm watching i'm watching american television ♪ ♪ i'm watching i'm watching i'm watching american television ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. wildlife shows around the country. i still have -- >> yeah, a little bit. >> i can't help it. you know how i am with meatballs. wildlife shows around the country are incredibly popular and increasingly dangerous. we found one in which the trainers literally play and swim with tigers, which is a lesson for me. i had no idea that tigers could actually swim. >> this is crazy. at arizona's out of africa tiger splash, visitors are on the edge of their seat. animal experts are worried about consequences. abc's john muller has more. >> reporter: running at full speed, being chased by a full grown tiger. it may look like

pickles yesterday.ls today. >> we do it -- >> whole package. >> we do the whole package here on the overnights. good stuff, let me tell you the we have food we'll bring out on the set and everything. ready to eat well today. those are some good meatballs. >> can't wait to sink my teeth into them. >> that's what i like about you, faris. the high-stakes drama tonight in denver. >> president obama and mitt romney facing off in the first of three debates. abc's karen travers is in denver with a preview. >> reporter: with president obama and mitt romney doing final debate preps, their runningmates hit the campaign trail. vice president biden was speaking about romney's economic plans when he said this -- >> how they can justify raising taxes on the middle-class that has been buried the last four years. >> reporter: republicans called it a stunning admission that the middle-class has been hurt by the obama administration's policies. congressman paul ryan pounced. >> of course the middle-class has been buried,

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. >> every once in a while you get into a pickle and then you learn something new and try not to make mistake again. >> reporter: it's a sport/activity that includes rappelling, caving and climbing where you knowingly maroon yourself in the bowels of these vertiginous slot canyons. think of the movie where aron rolston cut his own arm off. three main ways people can get killed? >> in a slot canyon, lots of ways to get trapped, hypothermia, get trapped when your ropes don't reach and people die in flash floods. >> reporter: the stars of the film "the last of the great unknown" offered to show "nightline" one of their favorite canyons. >> this is it. going in hot. >> reporter: canyoneering emerged over the last couple of decades from the domain of tiny sub culture to nearly mainstream. they have explored over 100 u x unexplored canyons which they have the privilege of name nami. >> won't be long before we're simg. >> reporter: how locold does thr get? the geography is changing around us. this is what it's about, looking at the canyon, so narrow, the colors, the light. >> this is stunnin

we're done with him. >> pickling is processed without incident. he'll spend the next four years inside iowa state penitentiary. >>> up next, sex in prison. >> i know how to work around the guards pretty easily to get the sexual things i need done. >> and the high stakes for those who get caught. >> it certainly seems like there's sufficient evidence that there was something sexual going on. ah. fire bad! just have to fire roast these tomatoes. this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. five delicious cooking sauces you combine with fresh ingredients to make amazing home-cooked meals. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> there is a lot of sex in prison. the officers try to deter it as much as possible. because of the fact that, it is iowa. it's not the most openly gay state. >> any sexual conduct in this institution that's observed by staff results in a disciplinary report being written. >> it's here. it goes on. >> joseph gilchrist is cu

that pickles your memory. >> (laughing) jon: kept it preserved i do have a sort of sense of picklementin fact i had a lot of paper. you know, i had stuff where i had written lyrics on the road. it would be holiday inn, rolling meadows, you know. won't get it again. all i had to do was look in my book and find out what they were in rolling meadows on april 15, 19-whatever it was. i would move where i was, where i had written that lyric. that kind of thing helped me a lot. i save bits of paper. i save notes and letters. it was quite easy to remember. my memory for incidents was good. i wouldn't write crazy things down but i retold the stories so often that they became kind of little movies. it was very easy to write a book. >> jon: do you feel... i wonder if in today's age of social media twitter and facebook and with everyone knowing... when i read some of these stories they're so vivid and so destructive. could the band have been the way they were in this current environment or was this just a special time where there was sort of a freedom to do things that you wouldn't be able to do n

. >> if i can't plug in tonight, i'm going to be in a pickle. so you know, all joking aside. we need electricity asap. >> reporter: with the power down, he waited for pepco to come fix it. >> i've never been so happy to see white trucks roll in the neighborhood. >> reporter: he greeted the three-man team in his front yard when they showed up, including the cree chief. >> we're -- crew chief. >> we're on 24/7, 365. >> reporter: he's worked at pepco 26 years and appreciate people want their power back on for all different reasons. >> the opening of the nba, think we'll be good by 8:00? >> reporter: his crew worked 16 hour days until power was restored to the entire service area. sandy didn't hit as hard as past storms, he knew it would mean a few long days getting everyone back online. >> i looked out the window, shook my head and had the phone in my hand waiting. >> reporter: as soon as the power is back on in the spans house, it's on to the next one. >> people feel inconvenienced with the power off. getting it back on, it's helping them out so much. they really do appreciate

>> jon: i always wondered if you pickle your brain-- >> well, maybe that's what does it. >> jon: is-- is that how it keeps in the so well. he is so missed. the writing and everything else. you have a special coming up on-- where is it airing? >> pbs. it's very cool. it's a documentary called "half the sky" based on the great book kreupb by nicholas kristof. it's about women in the developing world who started amazing organizations to turn oppression into opportunity and i got to go to kenya with nick kristof which was amazing and we had a great time. >> jon: is that your first time in kenya? >> yes. >> jon: i have never been. i've been to nearby-- connecticut is not near there, is it? where is kenya? >> if you go a few miles north, across a big ocean. >> jon: so there is water. >> you get there. it's amazing. most people know kenya for the safaris and animals and that's extraordinary and everyone should see that. but kenya has incredible people and also a lot of problems and there's a lot of oppression of women so i was lucky enough to meet some of these women who started microfinanci

. >> pickles public and other area businesses expect to cash in. >> i had months to plan. have 24 hours to plan for this, so it's exciting. if you are going to have a problem, that's a good problem to have. >> as for tickets to games one and two here at camden yards, the orioles tell us they are essentially sold out but check the web site because some tickets may have been returned. you may be able to get few remaining tickets to the games. >> george, thank you. while we are talking about preparations, fans should prepare for a chilly game in the stands. >> chilly and wet possibly. today would have been ideal, but a cold front went through, no rain, but we are beginning to feel the colder temperatures. the fly in the ointment besides it being 20 degrees colder. see the rain in tennessee and kentucky, that is coming in tomorrow. and probably will last until the evening hours any way. so -- in addition to the chill, we have a chance for some rain, keep that in mind. warmth and something to keep you dry. we'll talk to you about the specifics. >> gloves and jackets will be a g

. >> we take everything, cheese crackers, hot pickle. >> hot pickle, man, you know what i'm saying?shell to make it look like a burrito. if you want our recipe, write to us here, steve caponi. >> so good, it makes you want to slap your momma. >> as caponi enjoys his time in general population -- >> not bad. very good. >> -- jessica graniela after spending two days in the infirmary, has been transferred from general population to confinement. she's under investigation after deputies witnessed her swallowing what turned out to be a packet of prescription pills. another inmate told master deputy steven gray that she was trying to sell the pills. in their housing unit. but graniela claims the pills actually belong to the inmate who reported her. >> she approached me, she was like, hey, khan you hold this for me? so i grabbed them and put them in my bra. >> you didn't find that strange that she'd come up and hand you over these pills? >> after the fact, yeah. >> graniela says she didn't know what kind of pills were in the bag. but 15 minutes later, when a deputy called her over for a str

pickled cool in water, giggles going off like chinese fire crackers. tiny teeth grudge mashing. 5 you want to fried chicken bites so golden brown. pity another poor mother her catfish, mango shake shook every wrchlt the little girl on the straw never blinked channelling opiuman cesters through the ecstasy of fruit sures. this is us at farmer's market. brother too complicate who had offers an arm for her and me. a chain of chins along his shoulders. where have you been and why has it taken you so long to come back? >> the piece dedicated to my foster father and cousin on my adopted side. 1, daddy. old crow, jack dan jells understood my father mouthfuls at a time. jim beam and old forester where uncles rolled up in the sufficiented hennesy take it's first breath and hound dog laughter and dominos falling like hail on the dining table. relatives existed through stories and memory ease in like zombies on ropes of camel smoke and demand a texas holdum. no wonder they call it spirits. spirits vad my father with cower vas yea. spirits made him burn rubber scr

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there were more fans at pickles on saturday night than at the trop tonight. we're in st. pete where the orioles made it interesting in ninth only to lose, 5-3. >> reporter: spirited comeback in the ninth, but the orioles lose the opening game of the series 5-3 to the tampa bay rays. fans say they are still confident. >> reporter: jubilation and possibly relief for rays fans. >> it was intense. the orioles should have won. we came out and tried hard. >> there is no way in the world the red sox will lose three to the yankees. we need them to beat them one of three games. >> they are playing their hearts out. they are playing good baseball. that is what you want to see. is fun baseball. >> reporter: earlier we talked about how the orioles were fortunate not to face david price. he pitched sunday. he won't pitch in the series. price is just one member of the staff. the entire rays pitching staff has given up the fewest runs in all of baseball. the orioles have their work cut out for them going into game two on tuesday. christian schafer, abc2news. >>> the fans got it on mapqu

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. >> and some pickles. >> and then, pickles. >> delicious-looking. >> want a really good pickle, as well there's a little butter over here. >> and you top it with the cheese. you have the cheese in here. >> it keeps going. it keeps going and going. >> here's the best part. now, you take the sandwich and top it with a little bit of melted butter on both sides. and you take a sandwich dress. and you press it. as george has already discovered -- >> when we're cooking and you hear nothing from that end of the table, that's good. what do you think, george? >> the mortadella action is incredible. what do you think? okay. >> i want to try the french bread pizza. >> i want to try the whoopie pie. >> sam, can you help a brother out over here? no. >> let me grab that plate. perfect. here we go, josh. >> okay. >> open-faced. or it can be closed. oh, yeah. oh, yeah. >> turns out, that's delicious. >> well, then, we also have whoopie pie. we have a red velvet cake. and elizabeth said, what makes the frosting so white? there's cream cheese in there. but it's marshmallow. when you whip ma rang into a m

of white trash and them two niggers are -- ow, shirley, you nearly broke my -- arnie, pass me them picklesn't call me names, or confront me, people who are racist. but they'll do other things. and it's the same thing. in "one false move," pluto's not going to say, "i don't like the relationship of you and ray" to fantasia but you'll see it in his responses and his looks. we can buy all the blow we want when we get there. we'll be safe. pluto will take care of us. we'll be safe, baby. i have had offers, several offers from the studios wanting me to do things that are very hollywood, and really slick. and it somehow escapes me as to why they've come to me. i don't know what they saw in the movie that would make them think that i can do those films, or that i would want to do those kinds of films. (slow percussion music playing) (julie dash) "daughters of the dust" is based upon african deities, so the structure unravels and the story reveals itself in a very west african way. in the way an african rio would recount and recall and retell his family's history. i was trying to shoot in tableaux