cares about the pigness of the pig.hipotle buys no pork from factory farms, why? >> well, first of all, you can breathe here and it smells great. you can't breathe in a confinement operation. the odor is horrific. and you can see the terror in the pigs' eyes. 100% of the chickens that we served are served vegetarian diet. and not given antibiotics. and, most of our beef now, comes from the naturally raise protocol. >> reporter: this isn't cheap for you. >> it's not. chipotle has higher food costs than our competitors. >> reporter: much higher, right? >> a little big higher, but we have a business model that allows us to invest in high quality food. and it's great because obviously this higher quality food tastes better, which brings people back. >> reporter: it's not clear whether you can taste social responsibility, but you can taste a good burrito. so, whether or not you can taste a happy pig, this is a happy meal. >> delicious. >> reporter: yeah. >> reporter: john berman, abc news, swoop, virginia. >>> there is a liv

and don't forget the pig. >> reporter: the pig? >> the pig. >> reporter: what the pig do?me in and try it and find out. >> reporter: what is with the pig? everything is a secret, including the menu. it's still under construction, and the chef tells me it's going to be that way until it opens. >> whenever it comes in, fresh, sourced from our local farmers and put it together for the guests. >> reporter: let's get back to the pig. please. this is a secret. don't tell anybody. >> server is going to come to your table with two pieces of shrimp, a piece of pig, a piece of chicken and sausage. place it on top of the charcoal. it's not going to cook your food. it's going to keep it warm and fill your actable with the aroma. >> you'll get pizzas, wines, cocktails. it's going to be very busy. but you can escape to the chef's room. private dining for 10. about 8 bucks for breakfast, 5 bucks for lunch, 18 for dinner. >> holy bleep! >> reporter: this is the first venue in maryland for kempton hotels who now has places all over the country. but the chef has pulled over to this baltimor

when nasa decided to start race racing it decided they would use pigs because pigs have an anatomy the same as human

i feel bad for the pig. that's all i can say. they will hose off all the kids and the pigs as well. out along the west. this area of showers and thunderstorms moving toward kansas city. if you're headed that direction as far as the airlines are concerned, may run into some issues. chicago, could see isolated showers and thunderstorms. boston, still an active part of the northeast. meanwhile, new york through d.c. should be fairly quiet. good news there as far as your travels are concerned. this will likely remain in place at least through just about the finish of the week before it fizzles out across the southeast. northern florida a chance of showers. your morning commute will be settled but a chance for thunderstorms especially out to providence and boston. there's a look at the region. let's check out your local forecast. burlington, vermont, also in line for showers. 68 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. hartford, connecticut could see thunderstorms especially early this afternoon. 78 your daytime high. meanwhile, wilmington, north carolina, looking did. christina, a few areas with r

well, officials at this year's fair in marion county have chosen not to keep people and pigs apart. instead, they're stressing cleanliness. keeping the animals clean and providing hand washing stations for visitors. >> a careful line between scaring the public or having a way in which they can safely still interact with them, but not feel that they can't be around or near the animals. >> it's kind of ironic, but so far there have been no cases of any pigs in the u.s. of having the swine flu. but there has been one case in canada where a person gave the flu to a pig. >>> now the forecast certified baltimore's most accurate. here is meteorologist emily gracey and maryland's most powerful doppler radar. >> we've been saying what great moods we're in because of this weather. even your dog was in a good mood. >> oh, she was running around the backyard. she loved it. >> patting yourself on the back. >> of course tomorrow i'm going to be not happy with myself. the weather tomorrow not looking quite as good. >> okay. >> we see some storms come in. but today, yesterday, we enjoyed beautiful,

yeah, i could see why. >> the pigs are lonely. >> jimmy: but the pigs are still there, right?"oh, my god, dude, look! wait, oh, my god, that's what's happening." but they shoot "lost" in hawaii, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and no one knows why the polar bear's on the island. >> right. >> jimmy: it's another mystery of the many mysteries. >> well, i think the polar bear's job was to turn that wheel in the ice room thing. because he is the only one who can handle the temperature. >> jimmy: ah, very good theory. do you know anything at all, by the way, what the show is about to happen? >> i don't know the whole finale even. i mean, there's, like -- when you get a finale script, there's holes in it. there's parts that are missing. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and usually, you have a moment when you've got to talk the executive producers. they'd be like, "okay, here's the secret that's not in the script." and i didn't have that moment, 'cause they came and visited the set on the day that i was a day off. >> jimmy: ah! >> so, i have no idea about certain key pieces. >> jimmy: 'cause we couldn't

>> they eat timothy hay, little pellets for guinea pigs and they like fruits and veggies.o if you have some extra salad or dandy lyon greens. >> and is it better to adopt them in pairs? >> these two were sibling and so they were raised together but they can did well on their own together. >> they look like two peas in a pod. >> and what is the life span? >> if they are well taken care of they can live 7 or 8 years. >> and i heard its sometimes to get if you have younger kids because it introduces them to the concept of a life span. >> exactly. you can really learn quite a bit about living with pets and going through their life with them. and it also gives a kid a good chance to learn some responsibility and caring for a pet. >> real quickly, i know you have other things going on. i want to touch on your calendar. >> yes. august 1st we'll start accepted entries for the calendar. you can be in the districor in alaska or anywhere to enter the contest. so check out our website, alexandriaanimals.org. >> and you have a dougie walk coming up. >> on september 13th. >> and look at

now you can add guinea pig to the mix. 3d secret agent guinea pig. it's in theaters this weekend. troop of special forces guinea pig set out to save the world. it's rated p g. for all of you adults out there, you have 2 options in romantic comedy this week. in the ugly truth catherine heigl plays a morning show producer on the search for mr. perfect. a tv host played by gerard butler puts his job on the line to try and train her in the ways of romance. ugly truth is rated r. find another good couple in a duo played by these 2 who star in 500 days of summer which critic are affectionately calling this year june o. the film is rated pg-13. moving on to the darker side of our new releases we again with orphan. couple adopted child that turns out to be more trouble than she's worth. orphan is rated r. more suspense check out the film that closed the 2009 maryland film festival the heart locker. from catherine the director of point break the film takes you into the insanely intense world of bomb disposal unit in the middle east. >> too many lock i can't do it. >> i can't get it off. i'

since she borrowed 450 dollars for pig feed in march, meat has plummeted - a kiloof pork is now cheaper than a kilo of apples. >>guiqiong: the piglets now sell for between 14 to 16 yuan per kilo. when you came last time, we were getting 30to 32 yuan per kilo. but i'm not that worried. if i can't make a profit, that's life. >>reporter: in the meantime, she's paying back her wokai loan as promised. wokai's plan, by 2012, is to grow 60 fold - to fund over 6,000 projects - raising some 2 million dollars from 17,000 online donors. to achieve this, wokai needs to attract strong management talent - not to mention, establish sustainable revenue streams of its own. >>abirached: when the game of 20/20 cricket was introduced to the world...no-one could have predicted what a success it would be. but both fans and players have embraced 20/20 with a passion, and it's pumped new life into the sport. now, a group of entrepreneurs are putting a great deal of energy, and cash, intoa new, shortened form of the game of golf...confident it will have the same results. >>reporter: nine holes. two flags per gr

don't forget the pig. >> reporter: what will the pig do?ed to come in and find out. >> reporter: everything's a secret including the menu. it's still under construction. the chef says it will be that way until they open. >> so whatever comes in fresh and from all local farmers and assembled at the last minute and put together for the guests. >> reporter: let's get back to the pig. please this is a secret. >> we'll come with two pieces of shrimp, piece of steak, chicken, piece of pork, i'm sorry, a piece of sausage. it's not going to cook your food. it will keep it warm. >> reporter: you'll get small plates of cheeses, wines, cocktails. you can even escape to the chef's room, private dining for ten. prices start out about $8 for breakfast, 18 for dinner. the first restaurant for maryland hotels started out in san francisco in 1981. now he has great places all over the country. >> in baltimore, maryland. >> reporter: the chef has pulled over to baltimore. >> if you have an idea of where we can dine on a dime next, let us know about it. head t

and the pig almost immediately died and the secretary said you know you can't put a pig on its back. its pelly fat will suffocate it and that's what happened. they had to give up using pigs in space and switch to monkeys. this will show you the other high technology. these are women with glue pots and they are assembling the space suits that the men will use to walk in the moon and they used an engineer tech which means lol which means little old ladies and the same engineering tech was to weave the core memory trips on the space ships on the moons which was less powerful than anyone's cell phone in anyone's pocket here tonight. you're 30 stories in the air and you're looking at the little tiny comb that's the command module and underneath it in its cradle is the little tiny lunar module. and up at the top are those rockets i told you about that would take off and blast into the atlantic ocean if necessary and the entire rest of that power is to escape earth's gravity and then to go into earth's orbit. that's all the rest of the rocket is for. and the entire rest of the trip can be m

i say man bear pig today, man bear pig tomorrow, man bear pig forever.next. >>> first, "countdown's" number two story, tonight's worst persons in the world. lebron to gingrich, the correct american policy towards iran should be about special ops and midnight raids and sabotagy. not exactly bombing iran's oil refineries. quote, i called for sabotage, not bombing. fundamental difference. the only purpose of sabotaging them would be to create a gasoline-led crisis to try to replace the regime. i'm against using tactics that don't have any strategic meaning. whereupon mr. lewis said, you precipitate by provoking a gas crisis by black ops sabotage. the interviewers laughed at gingrich. and gingrich suggested iran has only the one gas refinery, which he and rambo would have to sabotagy and someone had to break it to him that it actually has nine refineries. >>> the runner-up, the right-wing media. little bonus here. when the state used the public records request to get e-mails sent to and from the governor mark sanford while he was hiking the old appalachian t

>> well, guinea pigs. >> jimmy: guinea pigs. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's about guinea pigs.dancing. >> they do dance at certain -- >> jimmy: not the whole thing. well, don't give it away. >> spoiler alert! >> jimmy: no, but i was watching the trailer. i go, "oh, this is cute. a kids movie. the kids will like this." and then he started dancing and i started laughing. >> yeah. >> jimmy: uncontrollably. like de niro from "cape fear." "ha ha ha ha!" just laughing and i had a cigar. >> and you were shirtless. >> jimmy: and i was shirtless, yeah. >> why would you -- >> jimmy: that's the way i view movies now. but, dude, you got a call from jerry bruckheimer. he says, "i want you to be in the movie." >> "i want you to do this movie with nick cage, the voice of nick cage, penelope cruz, tracy morgan. >> jimmy: wow. >> and i show up and it's, like, zach galifianakis and some gerbils. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but it's still a thrill. >> what a bummer. i'm like, "which one is the guinea pig? which one is zach?" >> jimmy: yeah, you don't know which one's which. yeah, absolutely. we have a

where at the box office guinea pigs pulled off one very major upset. the 3-d mixture of computer animation and live action, g-force was the upset winner this weekend opening with a way better than expected $32 million. what a difference a week can make. last week's number one, harry potter and the half-blood prince finished with 30 million. the sixth potter film 61% over its $80 million last weekend. despite terrible reviews, the battles of the sexes romantic comedy the ugly truth took in 27 million for third place. horror debut orphan about a couple who doopts a not so nice little girl, finished fourth beating analyst's predictions with 13 million. transformers revenge of the fallen is the 10th highest grossing film of all time after making 8 million this weekend. did you see any films? >> i saw orphan, the number four flick. it's more suspense creepy. you know when you see a horror film and you go home and you're scared. it's not like that. >>> this comes from wrc tv 4 in washington, d.c. where in nearby lore ton, virginia, three bald eagles took to

pigs are chosen based on the size of the competitors.e goal drop the pig into the basket before the time limit is up. after the pig is dumped the competitors get the mud rinsed off. the team with the fastest too many -- time gets a prize. an 80-year-old secretary from honolulu can retire after winning big at a minnesota casino. rebecca berry won $1.3 million on a slot machine. she was in the area to visit two daughters but will return home a mechanicalary. she has a message to her boss. >> i was mrafrning on retiring early next year. but i'm going to call him and say i quit. >> there you go. for many years she's been a secretary for a u.s. district judge. she had been planning to retire within the year but not any more. she is not come willing back to work. >> it is refreshing to see honesty because people say my life won't change. she is very honest about it. >> not me. >> 6:41, 61 degrees. another look at the morning headlines coming up. >> we have picked up an accident in baltimore city and we have the live drive times coming up. >> t

the strongest movie is expected to be g force, a film about highly trained james bond like guinea pigs. it will earn about 25 million and start paying back the 80 million it cost to make. and the weekend's date movie, the ugly truth, stagger katherine heigl. it's bringing strong female interest. it is rated r and that will keep the audience down. it should take 20 million, but that makes it already a winner because they made it for only 40 million. and a horror entry orphan about the adoption of an evil child. it will be hampered by an r rating. it is expected to make about 15 million. >>> this comes from kare 11 in minneapolis where in nearby ol' tan that, like everywhere else, times are tough. this is ridiculous. a minnesota woman who ran to the store to pick up milk and eggs discovered got home and saw her credit card receipt she had been charged over 2$23 quadrilillion. she even got hit with an overdraft fee. this woman's sense of humor has not. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> a very happy friday to you. hope you'

. >>> the sweet smell of pig's skin is in the air in westminster.e first day of ravens training camp. they are trying to get back into the swing of things. i know you never lost it, rob. >> reporter: is that pig's skin i smell? maybe that's the dinner across the way. this is supposed to be rookies, quarterback and selected veterans, but so far it's a who's who. clayton is here, flacko. they're all getting ready for year two. of course, the rookies are here. rookies showing up look like rookies. they're coming in and most won't be here when camp ends. beck has to learn this enormous playbook. clearly he seems to be getting around with mark clayton. the undisputed starter looks much more account as he -- account as he -- confident as he begins year two. >> we will be looking forward to getting back to our own apartments. it's fun. we will all be going through the same thing. it's going to be a lot of fun. >> we want to have the best training camp in the nfl. that starts with tomorrow. so that's how it was last year. that's how it's going to be next ye

today the use of therapeutic antibiotics in danish pigs now surpassed what was used in disease and ittinues to rise each year. as for costs, a 2009 iowa state university study estimated that the effect of a ban in the united states similar to denmark's would raise the cost of production by $6 per pig in the first year after such prohibition. 10 years after the ban the cost to u.s. pork industry would exceed 1 million. a recent study by dr. scott herd, professor of iowa state university's cause of veterinary medicine, demonstrated that when pigs have been sick during their life, these -- those pigs will have a greater presence of food safety pathogens on their carcasses this is serious when looking at the cost and benefits of antibiotic use in livestock. in our discussions on antibiotic use in food animal production, we need to be clear what the issue really is. h.r. 1549 is confusing the problem by antibiotic resistance in general with the faulty proposition that blames human resistance on antibiotic use on animals. most informed scientists and public health professions acknowledge th

come on pig, die, please. die. are you ready to die? come on. come on, pig. just die. just die.ow the pig is dead. you make it into the basketball. like this. and that's how you make a basketball. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's helpful to learn. all right. none was wasted. if you watch the show "jon and kate plus eight". i have never watched at it, but from what i gather, from the last consecutive nine issues of "us weekly," i guess that jon and kate are having marital problems. at first that created a lot of interest in the show but lately the ratings are way down and now tlc is running promo that say on monday, they'll make a life-changing announcement on "jon and kate". most assume that they're getting a divorce, but i have seen the promos and it seems there's a different life-changing announcement in mind. >> on monday night, a special two-hour television event that will forever change the way you watch "jon and kate plus 8". the gosselin family says good-bye to one of their own. kara, madeline, alexis, hannah, aidan, colin, leah, baby joel, one of them will be sent away.

they are recommending that the public be kept away from pigs while on display at county fairs. the idea was first proposed by the national pork producers. >>> the u.s. senate deals a blow to the drug lobby voting to allow people in the united states to order lower cost drugs from canada over the internet. negotiations between the house and senate could unrav thal proposal which added more than $40 million in homeland security bill funding. >>> now it's time to check out the weather. here's justin berk. it's been so nice lately. i think so. >> let's go to the beach, huh? >> yeah. >>> 6:15. the sun is coming up off of the atlantic and over the shorelines here in maryland. 65 degrees and north east wind at 12. it's going to hold temperatures down along the shoreline. you are traferring that cool air and water temperature onto the shoreline. that will hold our temperatures in the upper 70s, maybe low 80s in some spots today. we'll get you back to the beach forecast in a moment. officially down to 61 now at bwi marshal. the mountains back to our west and overall it's low 60s. not th

piggy, pig, pig, pig. you don't have to eat it. don't order it. you think this is healthy?maybe that's god's way of sorting out the stupid people. it's not polite to talk about politics or religion, but today they come together so perfectly they make blood shoot right out of my eyes. in new jersey, the garden state, where they apparently are growing corruption, the f.b.i. arrested three may yours, for state assemblymen and a partridge in a pear tree and two rabbis in an an international money laundering scream. the group trafficked in everything from human organs to fake designer handbags. those aren't handbags! those are children's tonsils! bus loads of suspects were taken to the f.b.i. newark's field oforts, including ridgefield mayor anthony swarez who was reportedly charged with agreeing to accept a $10,000 corrupt cash payment for his legal defense fund. accepting an illegal payment for a legal defense payment. the other two may yours were charged with taking bribes. the f.b.i. said their cooperating witness laundered $3 million through rabbis and their charitable orga

don't forget the pig. >> reporter: what will the pig do?>> you need to come in and try it to find out. >> reporter: what's with the pig? everything's a secret including the menu. it's still under construction. the chef tells me it will be that way until it opens. >> whatever comes in fresh, you know, from all local farms and assembled the last minute and put together then. >> reporter: this is a secret, don't tell anybody. >> we'll come to your table with two pieces of shrimp, steak, chicken and a piece of pork, i'm sorry, a piece of sausage. peel place it on top of the charcoal. it won't cook your food, it will keep it warm. >> reporter: you'll get cheeses, wines, cocktails. it will be very busy. you can escape to the chef's room. private dining for ten. prices start out five bucks for lunch, 18 for dinner. this is the first restaurant in maryland for hotels which started out in san francisco in 1981. now it's great places all over the country. >> in baltimore, maryland. >> but the chef has moved over to this baltimore kitchen and hopes to

i worked on a farm and you can't put a pig on its back it will suffocate it. >> unbelievable. >> we have seen interviews of the astronauts and see it in the right stuff. >> we think they are daredevil cowboys but they are military test pilots. they have an incredible cool. their job as test pilots was to fly state of the art planes that had a lot of 0 trouble in the air and report back data appears on the gauges and dials while the plane might be spinning out of control. so they are under believably cool urn pressure. the engineers were pushing the envelope to make sure we were staying ahead. >> reporter: remind us, there was a death rate to get to the moon. there was a national mission to get there. why was it like that back then. >> people forget the russians beat us by 13 years and when americans saw the russians, sputnik the first satellite, the first man in orbit, the first woman in orbit, the first satellite to photograph the far side of the moon. they were terrified the russians could turn this in to an area of weapon answer we had nothing to defend ourselves. so the heart of

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there are more pigs, more piglets per cell. so the worry that there is going to be you know a world food shortage that some people would like to promote if we ban in this country is not founded based on these experiments are again, i think you for this important piece of legislation. and for this hearing today. i was very impressed with all the knowledge that the members have about this very important issue. >> i appreciate all three of you here today. sorry. is because of c-span we have to turn us on. i need to remind everybody when you're not talking, please turn off your mike. first off, again i want to thank you for the great work you have done. it has really stood up for good signs were good signs of bad science is pretty prevalent. and i can't say how much i appreciate that over the years. i have to say that in the last eight or nine years, my sense about the fda, which i always felt was the gold standard for the world, has fallen to the point where i really hold fta below regard i i was so pleased that we see some light

our top dogs are pigs, guinea pigs. the force has a huge mission. nothing less than the fate of the entire world. nicolas cage, penelope cruise, tracy morgan, and sam rockwell lend their voices to the 3-d film. g force is rated pg. >> it's called a stairmaster. get on it. >> no one falls in love with your personality at fist time. >> another comedy this weekend is for the r-rated crowd. gerard butler stars as a chauvinistic tv reporter who challenges his sexually challenged co-anchor about relationships. when we learn them, it's no wonder he is single. >> i'm guess i'm different. >> and if you're up for an r- rated fright fest, this weekend offers orphan. it's the story of a couple devastated by the loss of their baby who adopt a seemingly sweet orphan. but if you've seen the poster or the trailer, you know there is something wrong with ester. think damien from the oman, only worse. also new and in limited release, shrink, asked to take his first pro bono case. the afghan star follows the stories of four finalists of a popular televised talent show.

the book is "pigs at the trough." talk with you. >> thank you. >>> coming up president obama is attacked as a racist for his remarks surrounding the arrest of harvard professor henry gates. why some are using this teachable moment to try to tear the country apart. >>> on the lighter side, presidential getaways. we'll show you where the obamas might go for summer vacation. most for headaches. for arthritis pain... in your hands... knees... and back. for little bodies with fevers.. and big bodies on high blood pressure medicine. tylenol works with your body... in a way other pain relievers don't... so you feel better... knowing doctors recommend tylenol... more than any other brand of pain reliever. >>> coming up -- the arrest of professor gates still sparking a bitter conversation about race in america. will president obama's meeting at the white house tomorrow with gates and the arresting officer finally put the controversy to rest? >>> up next, summer vacation obama style. where the first family is headed for some r

panels to power pig farms.s. >> there's other stuff on a pig farm you could use for power. >> i was confused. i thought you would use that. but i guess you use one to power the other. >> this is cnbc.com news now. >> congress is moving quickly to add $2 billion in funding for cash for clunkers through september 2010. amid confusion among dealers on whether the program has been suspended, the white house says it hasn't. >>> the board expects a gradual recovery for the u.s. economy, now that the sharpest declines have ended. there is agreement on the major issues in a tax fight with the u.s. government. that's cnbc.com news now. i'm courtney reagan.. >>> good morning, and welcome to "the call," everyone.. happy friday.. we can see the market is doing pretty well here, up 35 points after that better than expected gdp number. it could be on track to have at least the best july since 1989. potentially, the best july since 1939. and melissa, larry is here to miss it. >> that's right. he is missing it. i'm melissa francis. larry kudlow is off today. jpmorgan chase's chief economist bruise

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i know what i a pig did to me once. pig pulls a curtain and closes the show. the pig says the end with his bottom showing. the funniest thing you ever saw. clayton: it is a fantastic display. throughout the morning here we're going to be featuring jack hannah and things from the columbus zoo. well done. >> we got all kinds. baby elephant, all kinds of things come up. gretchen: i told my kids to make sure they were watching "fox & friends" this morning because their favorite guy jack was going to be on. we'll touch base in a little bit. clayton: i want to see that rat. steve: straight ahead. is there one man who could bring the republican party back to its former glory? we're going to tell who you is being hailed as the future of the g.o.p. it's a familiar name. gretchen: and we've been following the calculated double murder of a florida couple who spent their lives helping others. so where would the eight suspects in that case rank on a scale of evil? we'll talk to a forensic psychiatrist who studies the minds of criminals. something new is happening at ethan

, and the pig is halfway through, and now you are going to put another one in its mouth.ta, is a fiscal catastrophe. we're going to end of all we $2 trillion this year because the economy is worse than we thought, by far the biggest record in history, and you have to ask the question, greta, when do you stop all of this spending and start a new strategy? the one thing that is an illustration will not do is cut taxes, which has worked before. it worked for ronald reagan in 1991, and it worked for george bush. greta: vice-president biden and laura tyson have gone laurarogue. -- and laura tyson have gone rogoue. there are 2.5 million more job losses than expected -- have gone rogue. they are going rogue and telling everybody that they got it wrong. >> they really are, greta, and do not forget. before obama went on his trip to russia, he said that recovery was around the corner and to state courts, and then a couple days later, the vice president said that things are much more wars than we thought. this is what is going on with the administration. if they seem panic. -- thing

. >> a form of the ebola virus has been discovered in pigs for the first time. so far it doesn't appear to pose any major threat to humans even though it was this particular strain was also found in some of the farm workers who handled the pigs. city workers say there is some concern the virus could knew tate into the swine flu virus. researchers say it appears it's been circulating among the animals for some time. >> recalled nestle cookie dough, say the contaminated don't match the strain that has sickened at least 72 people nationwide. while no one has died, 34 people have been hospitalized and nestle has found a new supplier for some of its raw depreents and has begun producing cookie dough again. and when we come back a look at the african nation of ghana. first a look at some of the events going on around town this weekend. >> president obama is in ghana this morning. it's his first trace: africa since becoming president. he will travel tour a port that was used to ship slafse. but that wasn't all. >> make no mistake about it. this is definitely being hail

. >> you have to love smoke, pigs, pork, cookin' for a long time. >> people are so particular about their barbecue. the sauces themselves and from virginia v.a. , north carolina they have all of these different. >> i think by divine intervention my grand dad this was his recipe and he chose it as his favorite child to give it to. nobody else got it. he traveled around in carolinas and when you have that sauce it is a it will palate of everything. it has vinegar and mustard. >> i had some on my pinky and i enjoyed it. we like to clean. >> what do you do to get a good back of ribs. >> we like the finest cut of rib and we think the baby back is that. it has a good marble and it will reduce down. >> i have been at places where the ribs were tough and i was like you have to be kidding me. >> this is a nice cut. we use two and a quarter pound. so this one is what we choose as the ideal rib and i would do that at home if you were buying them to cook and then a slow- cook process. >> how long? >> we cook ours three hours, smoked for three hour and we finish on a char grill. a lot of people try to

little l james bonds running around trying to save the world. >> and they're all guinea pigs?nea pigs, action packed, romantic, funny. >> and they're all in 3-d. >> it's amazing 3-d. it's new technology. most 3-d shots of any 3-d movie ever made. >> who were some of the people who do the voices of these secret agent guinea pigs? >> nicolas cage and steve bucemi and john favreau and tracy morgan, penelope cruz. big group. >> so in a movie like this, who's your target audience? >> families, from the little kiddies 5 on up to the grandparents. >> the thing about these movies, if they work, is they do well at the box office, and then there's dvd sales. and then they kind of live forever and ever. "ice age" or whatever, they've done three of those already. they said the last one is better than the first one. >> it's all great for the kids. we want to make the kids laugh and smile. hard economic times. a lot of the parents out of work. let's do something good for the kiddies. that's what "g-force" is. >> you've been working on another movie for nicolas cage. >> sorcerer's apprentice