first, pick up the popcorn, then do your homework. i bet rock stars don't have to pick up popcorn.ng popcorn all over the carpet. you should teach him to clean up after himself. he was just in here helping me clean up the kitchen. alex, turn that television off this minute! that boy watches too much television. i know, i know. ramón, look at you, digging through laundry. you need a wife to take care of you and alex. i had one wife. that was enough for a lifetime. christine was never the rght woman for you. look, i was young. i made a mistake. are you going to see her tonight? yeah. we're going to try to settle this l.a. business. you're not going to let her take alex to los angeles, are you? not if i can help it. look, mama, i'm sorry. i've got to go. go, i'll finish this for you. thanks. go on. ramón... i wish you luck. come in. thank you for picking up the popcorn. what are you studying? science-- all about cells, how things grow. i can see you are growing. look at your pajamas! they're too small for you. stop, stop. ¿abuelita? uh-huh. do you think mommy and daddy will ever get b

in addition, the hulls of popcorn are high in fiber.l gold nuggets. one serving provides 70% of the recommended daily intake of whole grains. how it's prepared can quickly make popcorn a nutritional nightmare. movie popcorn is loaded with sodium, fat and calories. one study found a large unbuttered popcorn contains 1200 calories. of course, popcorn cannot replace fresh fruits and vegetables in a healthy diet. they contain vitamins and other essential nutrients that popcorn lacks. if you're looking for a healthy snack, popcorn may be pretty close to perfect. >> announcer: "cbs healthwatch" sponsored by do you have hair care. advanced hair and care for beautiful hair. to go the day without looking at themselves in the mirror after styling with new dove style plus care in the morning. we covered every reflection they could look in. ♪ style is long lasting when hair is nourished. ♪ that's why new dove style plus care with nutri-style complex nourishes and conditions so your style can go the distance. new dove style plus care. better style t

i love the popcorn display. i would build upon that to say, consider this -- the top 1% of income earners in our country, which would encompass your last bowl, the richest among us and some of bowl next to it, pay about 36% of total income taxes while the top 10%, which would be your last bowl, the richest bowl and most of the next bowl, pay 70% of total income taxes. what is fair, ali? for them to pay 100%? this definition of fairness gets really hard to define. >> let's talk about it for a second. there's a real discussion, should we be talking about the tax code as being fair or being efficient? what's your sense of if we're all agreeing we don't love this tax code, what should it represent? should the rich pay more? should everybody pay the amount? what's your thought. >> first of all, i don't think it's that subjective of an interpretation. what is fair is this -- when you have the poll that shows how many people think the tax code benefits the risk, this statistics fly in the face of that. one thing the ta

when i think of movies, i think of popcorn. not just to eat but to explain this whole debate about whether taxes in the u.s. are fair. i'm talking about federal personal income tax. the folks at the brookings tax policy center helped us put this together. these different groups of popcorn represent your income level. the bigger the bag, the bigger the income level of the group we're talking about. i want to use the popcorn to demonstrate how much of the total pie, how much of the total tax revenue is generated by each group. let's start over here with the little one. these are people who earn less than $30,000 a year. that, by the way, is about 44.8% of all households in the united states. they don't pay a lot in income tax. in fact, generally speaking they get back 4.8%. i'm going to put a few kernels into their pot because they are not paying taxes. let's look at another group. this bag represents people who earn between $30 and $100,000 a year. that's about 40% of households in the united states. this group represents a cont

today was national caramel popcorn day.t known popcorn purveyor--garrett's--was handing out free samples at all their stores creating long lines of people with sweet-tooths waiting for a taste. most just wanted the caramel corn and probably weren't aware that today's event was just one of the "175 days to love chicago" program celebrating the city's 175th birthday year. the program launched back on march fourth and continues through august 12th. no word yet on any other free popcorn related activities. and moving from the concession stand into the theater dean richards reviews two new movies opening this weekend. a small, thoughtful film about overcoming life's adversities and a big new comedy that has apple pies everywhere cowering in fear. for new movies this weekend. it's back. the 4th in the "american pie" teen sex comedy franchise, with the original cast returning, now 30- somethings who get back together for a high school reunion. earning every second of it's r- rating, it's a non-stop drinking, drug filled sexual rom

it's called popcorn cauliflower? >> it looks like popcorn. what we do is take a head of cool cauliflower. cauliflower is white. you don't see white in the rainbow, right? but it is filled with vitamin c and fiber. it's like middle of the day for you. so you cut them into little floor receipts that look like -- florets that look like popcorn. do the entire head. take a little bit of olive oil and toss it around. super easy. you can do it with your kids. i did it with my 4-yard yesterday. put it on a sheet, like a sheet pan and put it in the oven at 400 degrees for about 15, 20 minutes. you take it out. it turns golden like this. let me tell you something. that's a tip for any kid. if you roast a vegetable, they will eat them. it turns sweet and nutty and delicious. i just have a little bit of bread crumbs here n. is a recipe the kids make themselves at common threads. throw in some garlic, a little bit of salt. and then a little more olive oil. this is going to be the topping. it's like the kind of topping you put on macaroni and cheese. you j

and drink coca-cola to movie goers, and as a result the popcorn sales went up and coke sales went upople, then, were very upset that, you know, maybe this was happening in advertising and there were editorials coming out against subliminal me say sanling. and, you know, basically -- and then -- but researchers couldn't confirm. they tried to repeat the experiments and they couldn't repeat it, and five years later, it turned out this man toldç everyone it was a gimmick. so the extreme claims of the effective subliminal messaging are really unwarranted. that's where the history started, but what happened was despite the fact that vickery sort of took his statements back, as usuallily happens, the original claims get far more publicity than the retractions do. so for a very long time, people were afraid that subliminal messages could really change our minds and our behavior in a major way. >> and yet, as this research has gone forward, because what i've loved about the piece in your magazine is there's always been interest in this among academics and psychologist and see those who stud

celery, popcorn may be better for you.ir-popped popcorn is low in calories, high in fiber and has more antioxidants than some fruits and vegetables. the hull, those annoying bits that get stuck in your teeth, are actually the highest in fiber. are we drowning popcorn in salt and butter washes out any health benefits. >>> so that's a wrap of this hour of "jansing & company." i'm alex witt. tina brown will be my guest on thisec wooend's edition of "office politics." thomas roberts is saunterring over here next. carbs are bad. carbs are good. the story keeps changing. so i'm not listening... to anyone but myself. i know better nutrition when i see it: great grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. see the seam? more processed flakes look nothing like natural grains. you can't argue with nutrition you can see. great grains. search great grains and see for yourself. for multi grain flakes that are an excellent source of fiber try great grains banana nut crunch and cranberry almond crunch. but when she got asthm

this is a butter the popcorn plant. if you crunch the leaves and give a little sniff to, it smells just like movie popcorn. >> unbelievable. it smells exactly like popcorn. >> it's not edible, but it's great to have things in the garden that kids can relate to. another thing that we want to talk about a lot is that easy things to grow that are going to give you food. we're not talking about growing food because you're going to save money. we're talking about introducing kids to the idea that where food comes from. a great way to start with that is with a strawberry plant. strawberries are great because they actually produce fruit in the first year. if you look at this, this plant is in this little plastic pot. it already has strawberries on it. >> that's amazing, fairly easy to grow. >> very easy to grow and all kids love strawberries. this is a strawberry pot in front of you. if you see this in this nice green. if you look at this, it has lots of holes in the side, strawberries like to run. you fill a little dirt and y

. >>> put down those carrots and cellry, popcorn may be better for you.hat air popped popcorn is low in calories, high in fiber and has more anti-oxidants than fruits and vegetables. the hulls that get stuck in your teeth are the highest in fiber. how, drowning popcorn in salt and butter washes out any health benefits. >>> good morning. i'm thomas roberted. agenda next hour, mitt romney cleans up in maryland, d.c., wisconsin. his delegate count higher than the combined total of the other three candidates. if romney isn't the official candidate yet, the big question is, when? >>> tornadoes tear a path through dallas, tossing trucks in the air like tonka toys and leaving thousands without power. more severe weather expected today. we'll tell you where. who killed nicole brown simpson and ron goldman? a new book says the killer is a simpson, just not o.j. ? president obama in campaign mode attacking the republicans' budget plan as too far to the right. >> this congressional republican budget is something different altogether. it is a trojan horse disguised a

popcorn may be better for you.hows that air popped popcorn is low in calories, nigh fiber and has more anti-oxidants than fruits and vegetables. the hulls are the highest in fiber. however, drowning popcorn in salt and butter washes out any health benefits. >>> want to bring you up to speed on a developing story we're watching out of the washington, d.c. look on your screen, you see just to the right of the trees, that is not a large water fountain spewing in the beautiful nation's capital. that is a water main break happening right now on the grounds of the white house. so we've got two different shot there's. this one shows you the dramatic images up close. as you can see, a lot of people there are a lot of people on the ground to the right with their yellow and orange hazmat vests on trying to figure out how they can get this under control. this came in minutes ago. a water main break on the white house grounds. hopefully they'll get it under control shortly. no cause. we have no word on what was the cause of th

the popcorn is 630 because they're popping it in so much oil. so much oil.o a park. >> bring her out. >> there's lots of sugar in there. >> a lot of sugar. >> let's take one last look at melanie and let's bring the new melanie out. ♪ >> whoo! >> is she unbelievable? look at those arms! >> all right, melanie! >> working it! >> whoa! >> thank you. thank you. >> you look spectacular. >> thank you so much. i'm so happy to be here. >> she's a trainer now. >> i know! cycling is so hard. wow. >> i do cycling, i do boot camp, i do strength classes. i ride a bicycle outside. do a lot of activity. >> so when you see this, that you used to have a steady diet of, melanie, what do you think now? >> i can't believe that i used to eat that. i was talking to a friend before. i used to eat that every single day all day long. it wasn't once a week. usually people go away and eat it when they are at an amusement park once a week or once a month. i ate that every single day. >> well, you are a great example of what can do and what can change. thank you, joy. >> we love you. >>

. >> so since you got dog tv, does he just lie on the couch and ask you for popcorn and beer? >> no. a lot of people think that he's going to turn dogs into couch potatoes, but it's not a supplement. dogs aren't outside all of the time. we do have to work and go to the gym and do other kinds of stuff. so it's more of something for him when i can't be with him. ♪ >>> hey. listen to this guy. >> that is like an award-winning burp. >> you've heard him. see him up close and too personal. >> domino's, domino's. >> that's not a pizza endorsement. it's a scooter sound. see what we're talking about, next. ♪ >>> matt schultz is a videographer in ant arc at that in december 2011 and just posted this video they captured of elephant fields. and listen to how they sound. it sounds like something went down the wrong way. [ sputtering ] >> ooh. >> wow, that is like an award-winning burp. >> yeah, and that he wielephants like he needs a good exfoliation. >> look how big they are. males can get up to 8,800 pounds and be 20 feet long. >> looks like a chihuahua. >> giant. >> 100 times bigger. >>

or they'll stick it inside the popcorn.the inmate is having his visit he's enjoying his food, he's eating it. he swallows it. he goes back to his unit. he drinks a little bit of shampoo. vomits. throws it back up. >> a second inmate had actually coerced this inmate and his female visitor into doing this by threat of death. this guy, this inmate, was kind of a fringe gang member and was using his connections to get this guy who was getting regular visits from his girlfriend to bring drugs in, or that was it for him. so she was regularly bringing it in. she was actually -- she had a good job. never -- no criminal record at all. and, you know, had fallen in love with this inmate. well, i mean, before he came to prison. you know, he came to prison, got himself into some trouble. next thing you know she's running heroin in for him. ♪ ♪ blind leads the blind but i'm the one who caught you ♪ struggle and i'm the one that caught your eye ♪ >> most visitors are community people who have loved ones in prison. >> you know, you have a

we ordered green mussels and popcorn shrimp. the shrimp beat the mussels to the table. i drank for pleasure but since i left that state i hadn't found anything delicious so iate all the mussels. crouched, later in that state betrayal that come from learning some green things are not good. considering the law averages that a body in motion stays in motion unless faced with an equal or opposite force, peer pressure, skitology the projected near devastation of world forest should population the motdz of toilet paper consumption. germs vary. my role in the pressing the mean agent of common human hygiene i knew i never wanted to be near that state again. with extradition i was hardly away at all. when i first rolled over my parents were pleased and i left the state of never having rolled before. ditto, something on all fours to crawling. and once i could walk we all knew i was never going back. i just pulled myself up and started moving. i grabbed at everything i could reach until i learned better i put my tongue on anything. once iate papaya straight from the tree and i mou

when i think of movies, i think of popcorn. but to explain this whole debate about whether taxes in the u.s. are fair. i'm talking about federal personal income tax. the folks at the

. >> so since you got dog tv, does he just lie on the couch and ask you for popcorn and beer? >> no. a lot of people think that he's going to turn dogs into couch potatoes, but it's not a supplement. dogs aren't outside all of the time. we do have to work and go to the gym and do other kinds of stuff. so it's more of something for him when i can't be with him. ♪ >>> hey. listen to this guy. >> that is like an award-winning burp. >> you've heard him. see him up close and too personal. >> domino's, domino's. >> that's not a pizza endorsement. it's a scooter sound. see what we're talking about, next. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price

some of the more interesting examples of rewards, like a laser-cut skull; organic lemon and sea salt popcorn; a toy catapult; and a loomi light fixture. unlike other crowd-funding sites, kickstarter is an all-or- nothing proposition. no money changes hands unless a project is fully funded by its deadline. when that happens, kickstarter takes a 5% fee. the lowline was able to surpass its fundraising goals, raising $155,000. but money was only part of appeal of kickstarter. >> having kickstarter as one of the first few things that we did was a strategic decision to help show that the community is behind us. when you have a lot of people giving you a $1 or $5 or $10, it shows that people are willing to do whatever they can. >> reporter: if the lowline project is successful, it could become a model for other parks around the nation. in manhattan alone, there are 13 acres of unused underground space that could be used in a similar way. erika miller, "nightly business report," lower east side. >> tom: a quick note about our story on fundly last night. we misreported the amount of money the web sit

here is, popcorn. wouldn't that be a good one? ♪ >> i'm just saying our listeners are helpers. if mitt ever runs out of good music -- because he chooses the music. >> this is popcorn. >> i should have a horse dance on the sexy liberal to bill o'reilly's version of popcorn. >> that will work. >> yeah, that will work. why did we ever do this? i don't know. >> because he made cuckoo cuckoo. >> yeah, time fillers. >> yeah. >> some people not meant to fill three hours a day. no, not at all. all right. chris also just obsessed teaching horses to dance. hardest thing about teaching them to dance is to get them to do jazz hooves. that's true. come on, give me spirit toes. >> they definitely didn't into spirit fingers. >> they could fosse left and right. >> martha graham martha graham martha graham. >> exactly. >> that's marcus bachmann has a horse that spells. jody, please make me stof crying. steph -- it's kind of a love letter. >> i could write thank you 50 thousand times, and yet you still won't know how much watching your show has mea

it's friday night in "the war room," we're having beer wine popcorn.und. >> this is california versus new york. we drink water on the set. >> and we're drinking beer. we're having fun. hope you'll join mow. >> all right. more >>just refreshing to hear. no other television show does that. we're keeping it real. it's completely inappropriate for television. >>> still to come from born in the usa to the rise in the politics of bruce springsteen, but first here is my view. again, really? the metaphors don't stop it's dÉjÀ vu all over again, ground hog day, because the script is the same analysts on wall street acting up breaking the law, the folks who are supposed to tell you what to buy or sell they are supposed to help you instead they are lying, cheating swindling, helping some mostly themselves, while hurting others, mostly you. they violate all sorts of rules that their companies give them, the law, fiduciary duties the particulars about how they misbehave really don't matter, but here is what does matter. when they get caught which isn't nearly as of

ready for some peanuts and popcorn. i'm watching baseball and hockey tonight. >> all right.me our way. you've got a good arm, right? all right, thank you henry. tech now is next. we will be back with you tonight at 11:00. >>> coming up next on "tech now" take a ride in the google car. no driver required. on the verge of a huge ipo, meet the co

there's a free movie popcorn. like amc theaters on facebook. so, again, free sample mama, freebie fridays and a lot of these are tax day themed. so, charley, check it out, we're all a little stressed about the taxes. this is a way to find something free and fun. back to you. >> megan, thanks a lot. >>> teething babies are uncomfortable, irritable, but how can you help relieve your child's pain? babies can start teething as early as two months and continue on and off until about 2 1/2 years old. >> some signs of teething include excessive drooling, lots of crying or irtaibility and the tendency to put anything and everything in their mouth. >> you want to massage the gums with a damp wash cloth or give your baby a teething ring, put it in the 45, not in the freezer. stay away from medications that contain benzocane. >>> if you're a frequenter of nail salons, listen up, gel manicures are becoming more popular and supposed to last longer, but are they safe? the manicures dry instantly and go up to two weeks without chipping. some say the lamps use

proposed as part of a new health care law to require that movie theaters post calorie counts for popcorn so that when people go they can just see the calorie number before they order it and the administration actually thought that this requirement was necessary they thought it would probably be lamb who and on fox news and so and so they fought over it i don't think that you know it's kind of unfortunate that you see the administration backing off on things like this one who's it really going to hurt that's not you know that you have a number up there you're not forcing anyone to do anything. yeah i mean because because there are people like fox news and all the entire right wing echo chamber they will go nuts i mean they could propose a regulation that says cars shouldn't explode when you drive them and that would be job killing regulation to crush the auto industry so it's like you know they want to make this concession on the small movie industry thing in order to save the bigger health but it is unfortunate that politics is from senator i just i can't agree with you on that because w

i was telling people earlier on twitter, you go back to mc hammer with the popcorn chicken, his tourhing we know, here we go with another ster typical ad. it's a problem for african americans, because it seems we're always the first one to launch these chicken products. >> do you think in the end this will really hurt mary j.blige? >> no, i believe even going back to what i said earlier, mary has said, you know, this was supposed to be a dream skweens, if you look at the commercial that they put on youtube, it kind of jumps around a little bit. from the beginning of the restaurant, to the end of the commercial, to her being on a stage. it seemed like burger king was saying, they're still talking a about this, we tried to take this public. you know, those people that are in corporate america they find legal loopholes. i'm sure that mary had an ironclad contract about being on broadcast television maybe not on youtube. they found this loophole. >> i don't think that add will be appearing on youtube anymore. >> burger king's happy. >> ryan cameron, thank you. >> thank you. >>> we'll tak

families going to the ballpark enjoying the hot dogs and popcorn and the game itself. it is more and more common for grown-ups taking their love of the game to the extreme. rangers first baseman rich moreland tossing that foul ball into the stands. you see the 3-year-old reaching for it. he thought he was going to get the foul ball but the man sitting next to him grabbed it instead. luckily a man find tbehind the s saw what happened and make sure the little boy got to take home a souvenir as well. the man didn't realize at first her son was crying and was prepared to give up the ball. >> he said, if he hadn't gotten that ball i was going to give you this ball. he said he was going to give it to him. >> that was nice of him to say. but this is not the first time that something like this has happened. you might remember this father dropping his daughter to try to catch the ball. you saw that. that woman ripping the ball away from a young girl. >> it's incredible. don't take your kids to the baseball any more. >> that is so cruel. i have a son who is just about 3 years ol

sun and clouds, popcorn variety could pop up but nothing too dramatic, this is not a strong system by any stretch of the imagination. upper 50s and lower 60s, cold friday morning, we do see improving conditions as we head into your weekend. >>> berger king is going public again. it is now number three, mock donalds is and has been number one. retaining the other 17% between 2006 and 2010, the new ticker has not yet been decided. aspected, we are heading much lower this morning and that's following europe and overnight markets in asia as well. dow jones industrial average with a live look at the big board, 13095, the stimulus is sink markets down -- is sending markets down. >>> right here in the bay area, one and two, we will tell you where they are. >>> and the traditional easter dinner may cost more this year. what is behind the cost increase. less access, then your choice is obvious. the lexus es. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromises. see your lexus dealer. . >> we have developing news, we are just learning two u.s. soldiers have been killed in afghanistan, they are a

don sanchez shares his answers and his popcorn next o >> in theaters this weekend a new comedy from theple to brought us bridesmaids and for getting sayr sarah marshal. it's the five-year engagement and much of it was filmed in the bay area. >> i love you. will you marry me in. >> yes, they filmed it here and here's the golden gate bridge before doyle drive's demise. jason segal is a chef in a san francisco restaurant and emily blunt is a researcher. there's an engagement party in sonoma. >> and chris pratt stealing every scene. but plans proceed until she gets accepted at the university of michigan and we get to watch season change a lot of times. >> how is michigan. >> it's a higher hydrant. >> it's an adjustment. >> he gets antsy to open a restaurant in san francisco. she has a flirty professor and they break out. they have laughs but toned down. insightfulful analysis of relationships could be lifeless. they blow out the stops for the only in hollywood ending that plays up bay area scenes. >> we have to figure it out before we get married but i promise i will love you every step of

the popcorn is still as expensive. what is the margin on popcorn in your theater?ous about this. >> the margin on the food and beverage items across the industry will run in the mid to high 80%. there's no doubt the popcorn and coke is where a lot of the profit exists for the exhibition industry. >> and if i sneak food into the theater, which i sometimes do, what are the real rules about that, jerry? >> i hope you catch him, jerry. that is lame. now that you know, put his picture in all your theaters. >> the real rules, andrew, is don't do it. that will not be an encouraged and welcomed behavior in our theaters or most of the theaters across the country. >> the other stuff, the pee wee herman type kids. >> as a kid we'd go to the candy store, buy all the cannedy for nothing and put it in our pockets and we go and -- what are you guys doing over there? >> you don't remember peewee herman? >> now you finally got it. don't do that either, please. >> guys, enjoy the movie. >> oh, he does. he's enjoying it. >> no, no, look at becky. she can't even -- >> the funniest thi

. >> i like a bucket of popcorn. >> let's be honest. everybody knows the affects of secondhand smoke is not even real. it is not real. the science is bad. >> i gre with that. i used to be all up in arms about them infringing on rights when i was a smoker. now i'm like, screw these disgusting, smelly things. stop smoking. but they are the only group you can just crap all over with impunity. they don't complain. it is like, oh $15 a pack? i have to be in the plexiglass chamber of gas? that's fine. no one complains. >> i will give you a couple of names. smie aren't we replacing science with annoyance? that's not science. that's banning things you don't like. >> i would love to ban bill schulz. >> you and me both. >> we are talking about cigarettes. >> and let's face it. smoke is not the only thing that blows in that stadium, am i right? >> what? >> unnecessary. unnecessary. they show us evolving into some kind of a hate crime. the players chew tobacco, and apparently that doesn't bother people. so shouldn't fans be uh lod to -- be allowed

this anticipation, big build up, she knows at this time that he's coming to the titer and stops for popcornnd it had romance, suspense, comedy and everything wrapped up into seven minutes. >> however, creating the video is only half the job. the other half, keeping ginny in the dark. >> she never does this. she is never like, where are you? what are you doing? don't know if she had a sixth sense of something going on. >> many nights, i'm just going to forget it and do it because that is what was important. >> but matt stays true to his vision and able to convince ginny's brother to take her to the movies and make sure she is seated in a specific seat designated to catch her reaction on camera as it's happening. >> thank goodness her brother got her right to where she needed to be and the camera was hidden. >> from there, it's lights, camera, reaction. >> i just want you to know that i love her, too, and i am by no means trying to steal her away from you. >> all these thoughts going through my head and i knew that was matt's voice. >> i want to spend the rest of my life with her, she is my h