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pizza. >> captain, talk about that. you have worked together before in chicago at an air force base, right? >> yes, sir. >> and later when you were stationed in afghanistan, you then got some pizzas from sergeant mark. what did that mean to you? >> it was an amazing experience. you're miles from home, cold, tired, hungry. out of nowhere you have familiar pizza. memories of home come rushing back. there's pits back home that went on our website and donated pizza. >> what kind of pizza did you get? straight cheese? >> no, i definitely do. it was sausage. everybody was fighting over it. as soon as i grabbed it, everyone was like, i want some, too. >> how many pies did you get? >> we got 30,000 altogether throughout afghanistan. my particular unit got about maybe 3 oof. >> sergeant mark, how do you -- dhl is helping you? are they made here fresh? >> yes. we were delivering every type of pizza, even new york. all kinds of chicago pizza. and then i was at a pizza convention in las vegas and i was

family adds those pizzas may not be the biggest pay off of the story. >> 20 pizzas is great but if we can get more funding and more donations into childhood cans are research that would be great. >> reporter: meantime, word of the pizza deluge is spreading through the hospital. prompting new window requests from other patients. hazel, though, happy for now with her thumb. this is rob mcmillen for abc news. >> i love that story so much not only because it's a feel good story but it also shows the power of social media and positive things that it can do. and who need more of a good way to lift spirits than the people in a pediatric cancer ward. >> and the mom touched on something even if it sparks more donations down the road for the young children, it is a great start. >> all right. >>> here's another story that will warm your heart. a family drove a thousand miles to oklahoma set i -- city to make a special delivery. the van was stuffed full of a thousand stuffed animals collected through the school district in pennsylvania. rachel and tj felt helpless watching the news reports after

pizza was really cute.wednesday july 24th at 10:00 p.m. on bravo. >> this sucks. >>> it is the blind side times 25. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> okay. if you think raising two kids can be tough, just wait until you meet the bullock family. we aren't talking about sandra. for the last 16 years rusty and julie bullock and their two kids have opened up their home to troubled teenagers in their community. >> their heart warming generosity and tough love are captured in a new reality show everyone is talking about, "bullock family ranch" on up tv. >> hi, guys. >> hi. >> if you haven't seen this, pull a clip on youtube and watch this show. >> absolutely. >> you guys have taken in 25 or 30 kids? you call them troubled kids. what kind of kids are we talking about? >> it doesn't have to be just trouble. it's kids that they may just be in a tight spot going to college. they may need some assistance getting a job or they need to be taken out of jail and off the street. so it's been a variety of different kin

nature of the customer pizza delivery guy relationship. i wonder what that would look like if i were to dream about it? >> here i am in my living room. gosh, i'm so hungry for food but other things. (bell ringing) that might be the hot delivery i've been dying to put in my mouth. won't you come in. i left my wallet over by the couch. oh-oh. looks like i'm a little short. i may not be able to pay you. but i do have a tip. owe aren't you. oh, thank god. it was all just a dream. and you were there and you were there. and you were -- oh, my god. no! oh! oh, wow! wow, it was just another dream. or maybe this is another dream. but with ?ç?çwóóooo?o?ó?ooosçwwwnwnwnwío [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight has a new book out. please welcome kenneth goldsmith. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: thank you for comig on. >> so happy to be here. tephen: later we'll play some dixieland jazz or churn some fresh butter milk ice cream or recite some poetry. we could do that now. >> we can do it together. stephen:

sign up in her window and said, send pizza.othing ever happened. i said, let's do it. >> reporter: these photos on the blog show hazel and her cohorts making their plea for pizza, which initially struck out. >> we had it up for a couple of days. and nothing happened. i didn't think anything of it. and saturday happened. >> that's when someone took a photo of the sign and posted it. dozens of pizzas poured into the hospital. most turned away. >> i think more than 20. enough to feed my staff. >> reporter: hazel had first dibs. but there was more than enough to go around. >> we had a big party. the nurses all ate pizza. the other kids did. and the security guards downstairs did. 20 pizzas is great. if we can get more funding and more donations into child and cancer research, that would be so great. >> reporter: meantime, word of the pizza deluge is spreading through the hospital, prompting new requests from other patients. hazel, happy, for now, with her thumb. >> it's been a rough few days. a lot of tension. a lot of debate. it's

da vinci's pizza parlor. akron ohio.e morning, and joseph scarpino, the man in the striped shirt, is about to have a really bad day. it begins slowly when ms. pristina sims enters and cuts in line. >> when she entered the pizzeria, she went to the front. i wasn't paying attention to what she was doing. >> joseph gets a call from his wife, waving in the car outside. >> my wife was asking how much longer is it going to be. it's going to be a little bit longer. somebody just jumped in front of the line. she goes, who just jumped in front of the line? and i said, well, that lady that just walked in, was wearing camouflage pants. >> ms. simms is in an extremely nasty mood. when she hears joseph's comment, she decides to make a scene, a very big scene. >> say what you're saying, [ bleep ], say what you're saying. say what you're saying, [ bleep ]. >> she immediately became enraged, got right up into the victim's face, was, you know, using foul language against him, was hitting him, poking at him. just screaming like a lunatic

sign in her window, send pizza. happened. it was just something fun to do to pass the time. >> reporter: she's pictures on their blog show her making her plea. >> we had it up for a couple days. nothing happened. i didn't think anything of it. then saturday happened -- >> reporter: that's when somebody took a picture and posted it in the hospital. dozens of pizza poured into the hospital. most turned away. >> definitely 20. enough to feed my staff. >> reporter: hazel, of course, had first dibs, but there was clearly more than enough to go around. >> we had a big party. the nurses all ate pizzas, the other kids, the security guards down stairs did. it was everywhere. >> reporter: the sign is down, the windows are clear. the hospital asked them not to put up any more signs to they're not flooded with pizzas again. the family adds those pizzas may not be the biggest payoff of this story. >> 20 pizzas is great but if we can get more funding and more donations into child cancer research, i think that would be so great. >

>> ay, se me hizo agua la boca, se me antojó la pizza. >> ¡pizza, pizza!.s a hablar de esto. >> francisca, dale play. >> sueltale. >> nunca pensé que podía ser así. >> tenía que irse don alejandro. >> pero sin consultarme. >> ella le va a amdnar el correo. >> le va a cominicar el motivo. >> estamos pasando por una tormenta. >> cámbiala de lugar. >> no la veo bien, no la veo bien octavio. (quejidos). >> tranquila, tranquila. >> gracias señorita, gracias, gracias. >> no, no, no. >> enseguida la vienen a atender, cuidado, cuidado, señora, señora, un doctor por favor, un doctor en el avión. (música de suspenso). >> ya me dio miedo, es una escena fuerte. >> me da gusto que haya regresado. >> "corazón indomable". >> a las 7/6 centro por univisión, la casa de todos. >> vimos como pato se defendió en "porque el amor manda". >> sí, mientras saltaba la lengua y corría el chisme. >> sí, es que tronaron. >> córrele, veamos el capítulo de anoche. >> francisca, dale play. >> sí, es que por eso fuimos a casa de rogelio para cuidar los propios intereses. >> dios santo, ere

the sign says send pizza, room 4112 it was put up as a joke of a family of a 2-year-old when has been undergoing chemo they are area by. wednesday, dozens of pizzas started to pour n many had to be turned away. >> hospital and family want everitown know they don't need anymore pizza but thank you very much but hope it will extend to funding for childhood cancer research. >> good idea. >> coming up next, get ai real gem of a greeter. but he's a rare bird. >>> coming up the new job boom created by silicon valleys construction industry tonight the hope it's giving job seek years new trouble for an oyster farm. tactic environmentalists are taking to try to shut it down. >> new toll system at golden gate bridge. those stories and more for you coming up at 6:00. >> old fashioned customer service generating rave reviews in a nordstrom store. >> yes. meet ted working at arcadia store saying hell grow customers. >> he reportedly is the only greeter at any of the nordstrom 117 stores world wide. >> he got the job 14 years ago. the manager saw him hanging around and chatting. amazing part ted is

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the hospital had to turn them away and ask people to stop sending pizza. the entire near of paints did get to enjoy a big pizza party. >> maybe limit it to two a day. did you see the big smile on hazel's face? >> the abc7 news continues at 5:30 with the top story. >> and a man was hit by a san francisco police van and what happened moments before the crash. >> outrage over the george zimmerman verdict is spreading from florida to the bay area and beyond. violence >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> tuesday morning at 5:29. thank you for waking up and joining us. mike nicco has the forecast. >> live doppler 7 hd shows no need for umbrellas but we do have a little bit of drizzle and mist in the air that could coagulate a few roads. as far as what we are dealing with, you can see the clouds being stubborn around the golden gate bridge and along the coast and temperatures are going to be warmest in the east bay valley where we will first see the sunshine and mid-80's to 9 in the north bay and you will be the longest to see sunshine i

the family adds those pizzas may not be the biggest payoff of this story. >> 20 pizzas is great but ifs into childhood cancer research, i think that would be so great. >> reporter: meantime, word of the pizza deluge is flooding through the hospital, requesting more pizza requests. hazel, though, happy for now with her thumb. rob hayes reporting for abc news. >> three other siblings in that family. can you imagine what they're going through right now. they do have a donation page and we have a link on our facebook page. >> go on it. on our facebook page. >> go on it. [ female announcer ] when it comes to your smile, the coffee you drink adds up over the years... causing deep, set-in stains. crest 3d white whitestrips go beyond where most toothpastes can reach, safely removing stains below the enamel surface to whiten as well as a $500 treatment. crest 3d white whitestrips. ♪ ♪ i know you want it i know you want it oh yeah you want it ♪ ♪ good time >> that's my song right there. ♪ good time >> back to his roots. >> that felt good! yes, indeed. let's face it, there were -- serious news. t

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she also has plenty of pizza. her mother and her grandmother tell readit they spelled out the sign with medical tape to make people laugh. the world responded and pizza orders came in from all over. hazel now has enough pizza. >> and pepperoni, i imagine. >> yes, she is. she's loved the world over, and that's enough pizza now. >> all right. okay. >> thank you, scott. >>> let's check in with rob mayeda, and it's a crazy forecast. >> it is. temperatures, low clouds, cooled off big time. today, it looks like day two of our almost taste of spring-like weather around the bay area. cool at times and a little windy. we had 55 degrees -- we have 5 now in san francisco. 57 in san jose. 56 in fairfield. notice almost everybody has the same temperature and the same type of weather outside. low clouds inland toward fairfield, and windy, southwest winds up to 25 miles per hour, and a little gusty in downtown san jose and out towards the airport, southeast winds from about 15 to 20 miles per hour this morning. so some of our we

, maybe i'll make him another pizza.s opening on the same day. "r.i.p.d." and "red 2." most people don't even go to two movies in the same day, let alone have -- given the choice, which movie should people go to see? >> oh, god. i'm not going to see either one. [ laughter ] endorsement.at's a ringing >> that's nothing against -- >> jimmy: you just don't like seeing yourself? >> so grateful for the job. love the people. no, i don't like to see my face blown up. >> jimmy: we're going to show a clip from -- >> oh, god. >> jimmy: -- "r.i.p.d." this is just little televisions. but we're going to show a clip from that in a moment. but on "red 2" you play bruce willis's love interest, as you did in the first "red" movie. and did you have fun with bruce? >> he's very foxy. yeah, i did. we get along really, really well. seriously. he's completely appealing. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> he's lovely. he and john, we're like a -- >> jimmy: which john? >> malkovich. >> jimmy: okay. i didn't know if john mclean, he has two personalities o

. >> the power of pizza.ow a window sign turned in a huge show of generosity for a little girl in los angeles. >> and the market opened up about 10 minutes ago. we are in record territory. let's take a quick peek at the early numbers. it's down a bit but we have a lot of time to come. kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks on all things business coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a sig alert ha twood where a big ri >>> we have a cooldown and then a big warmup. >> a roller coaster. >> something for everybody. plenty of low clouds and fog. we have some drizzle around the bay area early on this morning and a little mist even in inside the bay. the clouds surging well onshore this morning. even further right in through the delta. so a very strong onshore push this morning a slow burnoff this afternoon and only partial clearing outside probably lingering clouds even inside the bay but much warmer weather starting tomorrow. we are going to heat things up. especially away from the coast. but for today, low pressure

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it's called pizzas 4 patriots. they delivered fresh dry iced frozen pizzas to iraq and afghanistan.t for bases but for operating bases out in apache country. >> very cool. how do they find them? >> what do you mean? >> how did people find pizza 4 patriots? >> go to the -- >> why do i bite on this? >> pizzas 4 patriots.com. master sergeant mark evans. retired air force guy. he's awesome. >> thank you for walking me through that. >> absolutely. >> bill, you asked why anyone would take the time to send threats to a c list star. she's a much bigger star than we are and we get nasty stuff sent to us all the time. >> i get it double. >> i don't think so. i think greg and i get more threats because at the end of the day, which is a horrible thing to say, i'm choosing to say it in this case, nobody cares about you. >> care enough to hate, andy. that's the very worse. >> that's the kind of caring. >> but they don't passionately hate you, bill? >> no, that's true. >> do you guys really get a lot of hate mail, seriously? >> we don't use mail anymore, terry. >> e-mails for sure. >> yeah. >> wow

pig ate my pizza." i hink that's what it's called and people asked them why and this this guy said-- i hope he was joking. he said "we're fat and love pizza. so i hope people -- so people have different reasons. >> bruni: i was going to mention you said paul is italian. that's why i have him as one of the cooks in my kitchen. so now i know why. >> now we know why! stealing secrets. >> bruni: we have all these chefs going italian and meanwhile we have italy which is i'm told one of the most popular tourist aattractions in new york an italian food supermarket. we have no eat-a-france. the we can get all those products. french products, whether you're going to a fairway or whole foods. those are available. >> i think the great part about eat-a-ly is it's there. the finest of all those products are there under one roof. >> it does go back to what you're talking about before just how all encompassingly popular italian foot because i don't think an eat-a-france or eat-a-spain would sustain people's attention

he requested a meat lover's pizza, which as far as i can tell is a pizza hut branded pizza that has pepperoni and ham and more ground beef and bacon and sausage on it. he also requested a pint of blue bell ice cream, vanilla flavor, and he asked for a slab of peanut butter fudge with crushed peanuts on top. he then also asked for three root beers to wash it all down. that was his requested last meal before he was executed by the state of texas. he requested the meal. the prison obtained the meal for him. and then he said he was not hungry and did not eat any of it. and that was why texas got rid of the practice of granting prisoners their chosen final meal before their execution. because of what lawrence russell brewer did for his last meal before texas killed him. just before his execution, lawrence brewer, the same guy, told khou in houston that he had no regrets, the crime for which he was being executed, he would do it all over again tomorrow. >> as far as any regrets, no, i'm still -- i had no regrets. no, i would do it all over again, to tell you the truth. >> i'd do it all over again t

if you get shot in detroit, you can get a pizza faster than you can get a cop. in fact maybe that's the only way to survive there. hey, dominoes i would like one large pizza with two policemen and a side of paramedics, please. and can you stuff the crust with gauze because i'm bleeding terribly. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] now look. detroit has not been in a good way for decades. but this bankruptcy still came at a surprise especially since the city recently hired kevyn orr as emergency manager to avoid this situation. >> when he came into the city back in late march the goal was to try to fix the city without going through bankruptcy. but the mere fact that his background is one. top bankruptcy lawyers in the country, it was obvious if we couldn't fix the city through negotiation, bankruptcy would be the next route to go. >> john: that does seem a little suspect. i mean bankruptcy lawyer that you hired suggested declaring bankruptcy. it's like picking a demolition expert to reshingle your roof. i took a look up there and i think dynamite is is definitely

and yet, we got our hands on them in the time it would take to get a pizza delivery.> and a medical mystery, waking up speaking swedish with no memory of your past, and suddenly taking on a foreign accent. tonight, what happens when your life seems lost in translation. >>> and what killed cory? why did glee actor cory >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with dan abrams. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us, for many of us, owning a weapon is a constitutional right and one that many of us exercise proudly. but most law abiding gun owners may not think much about the ak-47s or the powerful sniper rifles, unless they're in the military. or they're criminals. so just how easy is it to get weapons? we found out. >> reporter: the u.s. is the most heavily armed nation in the world. and every day, guns fall into the wrong hands. >> he had a gun. >> reporter: we're going to try to get guns the way a criminal might, avoiding background checks and finding sellers who don't ask too much questions. >> ready to rock and roll, baby. >> reporter: we turned to private in

> unless they're in the habit of feeding everyone else on the ward, i think we can conclude those pizzasn the grandparents stopped by for a visit, it was kate's parents, the commoners who had pride of place. the middletons went first, traveling by taxi to meet their royal grandson. >> it wasn't really well. we're so thrilled. >> reporter: how are the parents doing? >> fabulously. >> reporter: only after they had their visit did the prince of wales and the duchess stop by. two kings and three queens in one room. in vegas, they'd call that a full house. they've made it their task to make themselves relevant. william's day job, flying a search and rescue helicopter. his brother taking up arms in one day, partying in las vegas next, hosted the olympics, won wimbledon and won the tour de france this year, not a bad year at all for the brits. the new baby gives the country one more thing to take pride in. that was the mood tonight at the duchess of cambridge. >> there's nothing more attractive than a man holding a newborn baby. >> reporter: here in the u.s. the closest equivalent are the kings

>> [chuckles] i promised the kids pizza.you don't mind. >> can we get grown-up pizza this time? i hate when they take the pepperonis, make them into little smiley faces. >> sure. i needed to order some more anyway because miranda is bringing the boys over and that calvin jr. can eat. >> he takes after his daddy. >> yeah. >> so, you never told miranda how you felt about her not inviting you to the concert? >> no. no. maybe i just assumed too much. >> aw. well, i'm sorry it didn't work out for you. i know how much you two like hanging out together. >> yeah. [knocking on door] >> hello. >> hey, look at you with your hot pants on, looking all fly. >> thank you very much. >> nice shoes. >> oh, these old things? >> mm-hmm. >> okay, what are you doing here so early? where are the kids? >> well, calvin got a last-minute work assignment, and he can't go to the concert tonight. >> really? wow. that's too bad. >> so... kind of have this leftover, extra concert ticket. >> what you gonna do with it? >> you know, i know it's last-minute a

>> free pizza, right?his was sold as this is going to be free insurance, everybody is ing to happy, we're all going to sit around and sing couple dkumbay kumbaya. you'll be able to keep your existing insurance. surprise, surprise, those are wrong. this was passed in a completely partisan mannejust to get it done and you're starting to see the ramifications of it. it's created so ill will. no health care will be done. 24 of 50 states have opted out of the medicaid because they simply cannot afford it. this thing is an absolute disaster. >> gary b., time to flatline it for good? >> exactly. jonas and steve made kind of the same point, this whole, well, we need this, it should be this. who are they to decide? not those two. but who is government to decide what we need? >> yeah, because -- >> like the almighty hand has decided, you should eat more vegetables, you should exercise more. was there a human cry for this obama care? no. in fact, it's widely hated. that's why not only should the employer mandate go,

working on casual ideas with pizza. gerri: isn't pizza overdone?> this is really about having the options of three different crust, whole wheat and the regular dose and being able to make your own pizza really. gerri: i think people want options. people to cook for them. >> fat content, calorie count, people want to know. although i love salt, it isow, important. i know we went through that in the city with the mayor. we have to say sorry. that is when the government gets to into our business. you have to use less salt or order it without salt. gerri: you aim to please. >> you have to stay current, you have to stay in touch with your customer. there are more ways to get the word out. everybody is a critic now. before you know it you can have 10 bad reviews are 100 bad reviews out for everybody to read. it is a whole different business. gerri: great to meet you. president obama stiil claiming health reform will cost you money. we will separate fact from fiction. and we asked the question how do you do that? looking out for you and your money. we wil

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