talking with these two guys to create a pizzeria locale in a decade. he waited to see that there was thing that would make sense. it is meticulous in terms of the details they are concerned about. >> line for five bucks. bucks --w i wine for $5. >> you can make a quarter million dollars for making a speech. former fede, the chairman cannot refi his home. ♪ >> that man, ben bernanke. he said in a conference yesterday he tried to free not that refinance his washington home but did not qualify. how is this possible? michael mckee has been trying to figure it all out. >> why is this man trying to refinance? he just refinanced his home a couple of years ago. when heon capitol hill and his wife moved to washington. about $839,000 of it -- $839,000 in 2004. according to his financial disclosure forms he refinanced taking his mortgage rate down to 4% from 5.375. he couldn't shave much more off of it. at a conference he told the , i recently tried to refinance my mortgage and i was unsuccessful in doing so. lie? he doesn't have steady income? >> it is all compu

thrived in the small town where a night out is spent at a local sports bar or bowling alley or a pizzeria every family in the

. >> estos inmigrantes mexicanos trabajadores de una pizzerÍa en ny a partir de ahora pueden pensar enegocios con la ciudad. >> recurriÓ a sus poderes ejecutivos para ampliar los beneficios de una ley municipal conocida como ley de salarios dignos, los beneficiados trabajan para restaurantes de comidas rÁpidos y tiendas que recibe reducciÓn de impuestos y otros subsidios en la ciudad de ny ya no tengo que dormir pensando cÓmo voy a pagar los bills, que ahora uno no puede pagar. >> el alcalde hizo el anuncio en el bronx una de las Áreas mÁs pobres de la gran manzana. >> eso va a beneficiar a los pobres eso significa que una persona se gana casi 10.000 $ al aÑo mÁs. >> el aumento de salario entrar en efecto de manera inmediata se espera que sean unas 18.000 familiares que se beneficien con la ampliaciÓn de la ley. >> esto puede segurar que la familia pueda comprar su comida, pagar la renta y todavÍa le sobra de mÁs para vivir la vida. >> ny se suma a otras ciudades como seatle el general de trabajo tomÁs pÉrez dijo que esta es la mejor forma de salir de la pobreza. el funcionario federal

herido, los robos en mÁs de 9 mil dÓlares para su bolsillo, entre los comercios involucrados, algunas pizzerÍasecha que el hombre hispano o de raza blanca. >> el incidente en en una tienda guagua. >> el sospechoso entrÓ armado y pidiÓ el dinero de la caja fuerte, logrÓ huir con mil dÓlares en efectivo. >> recordar que autoridades piden su ayuda para capturarlo, si no conoce contacte con el departamento de policÍa. >> gracias, la policÍa anda en busca de sospechosos que obligaron a empleados de un mar a introducirse en un congelador en un robo en la maÑana de hoy, uno de los empleados salÍa del lugar al menos tres sospechosos obligaron a regresar, luego robaron una cantidad i indeterminada de la caja fuerte, cualquier persona llame a los nÚmeros en pantalla. >> una persona resultÓ herida, el accidente en un cruz, segÚn policÍa el conductor de un auto huyaÓ en la escena luego del accidente, una persona con lesiones leves, autoridades investigan el hecho. >> la universidades de ro weno suspendiÓ a dos estudiantes por publicar un vÍdeo en internet, dicen que el vÍdeo publicado en pÁginas de interne

they open their second pizzeria in denver. i caught up with the founder of chipotle.said even though they are doing pizza, the focus is burritos and tacos. >> there is a lot of opportunity which a poll a. canada, europe, perhaps beyond. that is the number one focus. .he next focus is opportunity to do that without distraction. you are opening up the second one. obviously a lot of investments go in. have you made back the investments on the first one? >> we are not going to talk about that. eventually we will have to disclose it, but we do not have to yet. >> how many pizzeria localities can you open? >> the answer is how what we can do a creating the experience, how well we create the opportunity to open more. judging by how the first has opened and the excitement of the second one, we are doing very well. it is growing faster than two elated. >> are you looking outside of colorado? >> we have two new markets we are looking at. where heed to get might be opening, but he would not say. he would not commit to what investors said -- that pizza to be a bigger deal. we wil

antica pizzeria da michele is a favorite.ing in just the right combination of fresh dough, mozzarella, and tomatoes in traditional woodburning ovens, this restaurant is considered by many the birthplace of pizza. they brag it takes several years of practice to get the dough just right. catering to pizza purists, the menu is brief -- just two kinds. marinara comes with tomato sauce, oregano, and garlic -- no cheese. margarita celebrates the unification of italy. named after the first italian queen, it comes with the colors of the italian flag -- red tomatoes, white mozzarella cheese, and a garnish of green basil. italians who come to the states are not impressed by thick and fancy pizzas. judging from the enthusiasm of those munching these hot and tasty pies, what really matters is not the quantity of ingredients, but the quality. ♪ >>> this week on "moyers & company," the crusading bill black. >> no one can claim with a straight face that if we prosecuted bankers, as opposed to banks, that it would have any negative effect. i

if you come to my pizzerias today the year over year over of a lifetime that could be seven or $8,000. that is the revenue stream of whole little pizza place and in commercial aircraft billions of dollars. his idea was how do we do this in the casino world? but the games are exactly the same the odds are the same. accompli the slot machine or the craps machine in every six casino the properties lot different but his was to build a program to keep you coming back by gathering more data about you. back in the olden days, in the "twilight" zone is the only place where the machine could know anything about you. there is a 1960's episode called the fever were a player is called by the slot machine it called his name and it beckons him over. but this in today's world it does know about you. sova to step back about the history of modern world of the consumer data collection. the image in the background from greenspan that decades before was given out to buy things in the supermarket. maybe if you bought $100 worth of greece then you could get a toaster or another prize. but they didn't know

. >> estos inmigrantes mexicanos trabajadores de una pizzerÍa en ny a partir de ahora pueden pensar ensidios en la ciudad de ny ya no tengo que dormir pensando cÓmo voy a pagar los bills, que ahora uno no puede pagar. >> el alcalde hizo el anuncio en el bronx una de las Áreas mÁs pobres de la gran manzana. >> eso va a beneficiar a los pobres eso significa que una persona se gana casi 10.000 $ al aÑo mÁs. >> el aumento de salario entrar en efecto de manera inmediata se espera que sean unas 18.000 familiares que se beneficien con la ampliaciÓn de la ley. >> esto puede segurar que la familia pueda comprar su comida, pagar la renta y todavÍa le sobra de mÁs para vivir la vida. >> ny se suma a otras ciudades como seatle el general de trabajo tomÁs pÉrez dijo que esta es la mejor forma de salir de la pobreza. el funcionario federal agregÓ que en el Último aÑo 13 estados y por lo menos 20 ciudades en el paÍs han aumentado salario mÍnimo. >> el alcalde de ny enfatizÓ que sÓlo un primer paso pero que luchan por lograr un aumento para todos los trabajadores del sector pÚblico privado de la ciuda

una pizzerÍa mÁs antigua de la zona. estÁ desde 1958. >> venÍa almorzar todas las tardes.y. que avisÓ en el barrio. >> hola quÉ tal. >> todo bien. >> muy bien. >> un gusto. >> igualmente. >> gracias. >> esta mujer quiÉn es? me conoce con mis hijos. >> toda la vida. >> me mantenÍa mi caballera espectacular. >> tan bella persona. nunca se olvidÓ de nosotros. de sus amigos, de su gente, de sus raices. >> las anecdotas no faltaron. >> yo recuerdo que practicaba la caminada en alfombra roja. >> sÍ? (risas) >> aquÍ, en este apartamento. >> cÓmo reaccinaron cuando se iba caa sar por segunda vez y ustedes saben con quiÉn. >> bueno, yo reaccionÉ feliz. porque pensÉ que era su felicidad, le di su apoyo. la apoyo siempre. estoy de su lado. >> la invitaron a la boda. >> sÍ. >> fueron? >> no pude ir. >> tÚ sÍ. >> (risas) >> este es un lugar agridulce para jackie pasÓ momentos muy felices. otros no tanto. >> aquÍ yo decía en ese edificio, en ese piso diez algÚn dÍa. yo voy a lograr lo que quiero. en ese tren nÚmero 5 me montaba muchas veces a las tres de la maÑana cuando pempecÉ a traba

. >> animal control officers are investigating claims that a pizzeria ordered its workers to kill a babyin santa cruz. he saw the animal in a garbage can and two employees poured bleach on it. the chef then quit his job and drove the opossom where he died. south beach pizza company would not comment tonight. >>> the supreme court starts a new term tomorrow. the chief justice john roberts will begin his 10th year ahead of the court and his fifth with the same lineup of judges. this term the court appears likely to take on the issue of same-6 marriage and decide whether gay and lesbian couples have a constitutional right to marry. >>> a federal judge is scheduled to hear arguments on friday in a case filed by five gay couples challenging alaska's ban on same-6 marriage. they say it is unconstitutional and they take issue with the state that says the u.s. supreme court has never held there is a fundamental constitutional right to same-sex marriage. >>> it was a blessing of the beasts today in oakland. dozens of people brought their pets to the 15th annual event at skyline united church of c

. >>> the chef owner moving to be the first certified neopolitan pizzeria. >> one side labor ii withhe menu inspired by italy region. and the other side, the newest venture with food from all across southern italy. with a focus on southern coastal cuisine, fish, homemade patsas. >> it is all a natural process. >> he learns to cure things in italy. and when it came time to open the restaurant he went back to study getting certified in the ancient art of making authentic, neopolitan pizza. the dough made with special flour and tossed by hand. and fresh mozzarella and cooked in a brick often. >> how hot in there? >> well over 1,000. >> now that he is certified, he will have italian investors making sure that they use the standards for making true pizza. >> feels like you are sitting in naples. >> and the name comes from a female warrior fighting against the unification of italy in the late 1860s. it is based on food from southern italy. did you see me making the pizza there? >> it looked present good. >> and joe went to interestly, a pizza university. >>> and from comic books to whom --

. >> reporter: we tried to find out if the driver works for the pizzeria. he was on his wac back from a catering job when the crash happened. >> reporter: can you say anything at all? because they will recommend charges against the driver. >> the driver told officers that as far as he knew he was hooked up correctly. those are the safety precautions that have been taken, those three things, we wouldn't have had this outcome. it's freak thing that you don't hear this a lot. >> no one would put a child into a homemade baby seat that a neighbor built. >> reporter: a virginia activist who tracks runaway trailers nationally says it happens much more than what people realize. that he's working for a national standard on modified trailers. just last week a young mother in georgia was killed when a trailer carrying exercise equipment detached and creamed into her car. like dwayne usher, she never knew what hit her. >> why are people towing trailers that they built homemade with nobody inspecting to the standard that takes the lives of other people who are behind th

there's a dinner planned at the 4th street pizzeria on thursday night. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> happening today, san francisco invites everyone to civic center plaza for some baseball tonight. come into the city. the giants and the royals are playing game 6 of the world series 5:07 the first pitch. crews have set up the big jumbotron where the game will be shown to one and all. they are setting up barricades preparing for what they think might be a pretty big crowd. >> we have additional staffing for the various areas here in san francisco and we are also asking the public to behave responsibly no matter if y'all come to the game, a win or loss. >> and that means no alcohol will be allowed at the viewing party. giants are already in kansas city for game 6. they gathered over at at&t park, there's hunter pence yesterday afternoon, took the buses, hopped aboard a plane at sfo. giants fans came out for the unofficial sendoff wishing good luck to the favorite ballplayers. >> game 6 starts at 5:07 this evening. if the giants win, they w

bipolar disorder when he was 11 years old, and at 14 was pressured by a peer group to holding up a pizzeria with a toy gun. he wound up in an adult prison and was -- spent nearly a year in segregation. who described his experience as an ongoing panic attack, and felt as though he was stuck in an elevator that he needed to escape from, and he eventually tried to commit suicide as his escape, but instead of helping kevin, the prison guards at the time simply increased his punishment because that was all that they were trained and knowledgeable to do. too often our jails have become our country's mental institutions, and i believe that supporting bills such as the community mental health collaborative mental health act that senator franken spoke of earlier will help provide resources to our states, law enforcement community, as well as to our state corrections officials when they're encountering and dealing with people that are suffering from mental health issues and mental illness. i would like to share some promising alternatives and strategies from justice fellowship's perspective of those

and it takes place at a pizzeria.your pizza. >> i have a problem with food. so we're on set and i was in it. i played the police officer in it. i was just nonstop eating pizza. and we went to the editing bay. and my image first shows up. dave statson our friend goes, i think it was great that you decided to play the part as a cop that was pulled out of a river because you're so bloated. [ laughter ] and i was like, how is this a comedy central roast of me? i'm supposed to be working. >> seth: you're the director, you're supposed to be in charge. >> yeah, like mel gibson in "brave heart," i directed myself, just for a web series, and i like to eat, leave me alone. >> seth: you --i remember this, you and dave are both guilty of this, when i used to live with you guys over the summers, if there was an ad for a new fast food sandwich, i would look over and you would be gone. [ laughter ] >> it would -- >> seth: you would already be in your car. >> it would be like a cartoon where the outline of our body is still there. i

thrived in the small town where a night out is spent at a local sports bar or bowling alley or a pizzeria every family in the village shopped there. so many of the local kids worked there, and for the casciaros, the future was bright. those dreams, now tarnished by tragedy and grisly rumors about missing stock boy brian carrick, believed to have been killed inside the store's produce cooler. >> one of the persistent stories is that brian was killed in the cooler. mario called family from the city who came in and then dug him up and threw him in a river in iowa. >> it snowballed into these disgusting rumors that -- that he was cut up in our meat department. and then it started becoming that our family was involved in some kind of crime family -- >> reporter: the fbi investigated and dismissed rumors of a mob hit. this case may have remained an unsolved mystery if not for this man. >> this is assistant state's attorney michael combs. >> reporter: also known as mic combs, a tough, hard-edged prosecutor, determined to find justice for the carrick family. 2010 -- a break in the eight-year-old

he has been fired from the pizzeria. the possum was only six months old. it died at an animal rescue center. >>> santa cruz middle school student is under arrest for carrying more than just books in his backpack. that student was carrying a fully loaded semi-automatic handgun. the 13-year-old was taken off campus immediately. nobody was hurt. police don't know how the student got the gun. the middle school principal sent an email to parents say, i thorough investigation is under way. >>> missing deep under water for decades, a fisherman's surprising discovery all because of california's drought. >> i said somebody has to keep all these boys in line. >> the girl power behind the blue angels stunt team. you will meet the women inspiring a new generation to set their sights on the sky. >> we have our eye on the sky, too. it's bringing some surprising extremes in the next five days. the forecast is just ahead. >> coming up at 6:30, a kpix 5 report sets off fireworks. the bold threat from bay area police officers that could be a game changer in a heated mayoral

if you come to my pizzeria today and you buy one slice of pizza, that's worth 1 dollar or two to me. if i knew judy, year after year of a lifetime that may be worth seven or $8000. lifetime revenue stream of loyalty to him $8000, a cadillac owner, $330,000, and the corporate purchaser of aircraft billions of dollars. how do we do this in the casino world. the problem is the games are in essence exactly the same. the odds are the same each place. i can play craps or slot machine or the roulette wheel in any of the seven casinos. some have singing gondoliers and dancing found another things. the properties will be different but his concept was to try to build a program that was going to keep you coming back by knowing more about you by gathering more data about you. back in the olden days, in the twilight zone is the only place where a machine could have done anything about you. there's a 1960s episode called the fever in which a player called the franklin is called by the slot machine and he becomes obsessed and the slot machine called out his name, franklin, franklin. but in today's

the 46-year-old delivery man, a longtime employee of mama mia's pizzeria, lived in this modest rentednd co-workers are stunned. >> how did this happen? brian did not do this. i mean this is so far out of character. this is against everything that he believed in. >> the bizarre case baffles law enforcement. did he act alone? was he part of a conspiracy, or was he telling the truth? >> if he was doing this just on his own, why did he use a live bomb? >> the fbi launches an investigation. they retrace wells' steps. he left mama mia's to deliver two pizzas to an address that only adds to the mystery. >> we visited the site that afternoon/evening where he made the delivery. that delivery was down a dirt road. and at the end of the dirt road was a radio tower, and that's all that was there. >> the next time he's seen is in the bank, demanding $250,000 with a bomb strapped to his neck. >> it's going to go off. >> this is the first time we've ever seen anything like this where somebody has actually put a live bomb around them and alleged that other people have told him to do this. and then th

surveillance video a nearby business uses toyota camry crashing to the tables of diners seated outside the pizzeria. victims laid on a sidewalk tables ripped and glass shattered hurting 10 people. to of the more children. police issues and the passenger seat paramedics pulled the driver from the car and the 71 year-old man was safely on the sidewalk. >>: reporter: the police say they use not bring his glasses at this moment they may have caused him to lose control. <

. >> so among the favorite, philly's steven star pizzeria, headhouse square, so taste testers say theake from berkshire pork local veal, beef, italian sheep milk rick could the a, house made bread, and fresh herbs. >> oh, god they look good. >> once those ingredient combined, rose in the wood fired off tone seal in those juices. >> i would go to stella quite a bit headhouse square, just off south street, they have a great margarita pulse there, too. but there is a place down on walnut st. where i live, and it is a place dedicated to meatballs. it is even called meatballs. but i can't remember the name of the place. darn it. >> and even -- >> somebody's meatballs. >> who is it? march a bella meatballs. about all you get in there is meatballs. >> i had a foot truck mal -- mama's balances, so good. >> yes, yes, i know, the name is -- >> better than daddy's balls. >> oh, my gosh. well, mama doesn't have balls, i guess? >> thank you, alex. >> let's go to the top five favorite for meatballs in the country. >> coming in, minneapolis, bachelor, four goes to under bell any houston, new orleans

bipolar disorder when he was 11 years old, and at 14 was pressured by a peer group to holding up a pizzeria with a toy gun. he wound up in an adult prison and was -- spent nearly a year in segregation. who described his experience as an ongoing panic attack, and felt as though he was stuck in an elevator that he needed to escape from, and he eventually tried to commit suicide as his escape, but instead of helping kevin, the prison guards at the time simply increased his punishment because that was all that they were trained and knowledgeable to do. too often our jails have become our country's mental institutions, and i believe that supporting bills such as the community mental health collaborative mental health act that senator franken spoke of earlier will help provide resources to our states, law enforcement community, as well as to our state corrections officials when they're encountering and dealing with people that are suffering from mental health issues and mental illness. i would like to share some promising alternatives and strategies from justice fellowship's perspective of those

bipolar disorder when he was 11 years old, and at 14 was pressured by a peer group to holding up a pizzeria with a toy gun. he wound up in an adult prison and was -- spent nearly a year in segregation. who described his experience as an ongoing panic attack, and felt as though he was stuck in an elevator that he needed to escape from, and he eventually tried to commit suicide as his escape, but instead of helping kevin, the prison guards at the time simply increased his punishment because that was all that t

at 14 he was pressured by's pier group to holding up a pizzeria with a toy gun. he wound up in adult prison and spent nearly a year in segregation. he described the experience as an panic attack and felt as though he was stuck in an elevator that he needed to escape from and he tried to commit suicide as an escape, but instead of helping kevin, they increased this punishment because that was all they were trained and knowledgeable to do. too often our jails have been our country's mental institutions and i believe supporting these goals is the fact that they spoke of earlier that will help provide resources to the states and as well as to the state officials when they are encountering and dealing with people who are suffering from the mental health issues. with the strategies from justice fellow suspects perspective from those that reduced the use of segregation. that is first to use mission housing to target the need of prisoners with developmental delays and those at risk of sexual victimization. second to use alternative responses to the disruptions outside of

bipolar disorder when he was 11 years old, and at 14 was pressured by a peer group to holding up a pizzeria with a toy gun. he wound up in an adult prison and was -- spent nearly a year in segregation. who described his experience as an ongoing panic attack, and felt as though he was stuck in an elevator that he needed to escape from. and he eventually tried to commit suicide as his escape. but instead of helping kevin, the prison guards at the time simply increased his punishment, because that was all that they were trained and knowledgeable to do. too often our jails have become our country's mental institutions, and i believe that supporting bills such as the community mental health, collaborative mental health act that senator franken spoke of earlier will help provide resources to our states, law enforcement community, as well as to our state corrections officials when they're encountering and dealing with people that are suffering from mental health issues and mental illness. i would like to share some promising alternatives and strategies from justice fellowship's perspective of thos