don't let a little fight ruin your appetite for pretzels.hen this show first premiered, many people worried it would -- perpetuate italian-american stereotypes, and they were right, it did. my aunt chippy is very loud, outspoken, she's an italian-american stereotype herself. i didn't know what she would think of this show. we asked her to review it for us each week. and here she is, my aunt chippy with her review of tonight's "jersey shore." >> with all the wonderful talent that's out there in the world, they got to have these people on making asses of themselves. that 60 years from now, when their boobs are down to here and their asses are down to here, they're going to think, hey, i was hot. you're not hot. you're dumb and you're getting dumber. >> jimmy: all right. [ applause ] so, she liked it, i think. yesterday, as you probably heard, was president obama's birthday. he turned 49 years old. if you believe the liberal media. the president spent his birthday, and this is, you would think it was a joke. he spent it with oprah. this is the

we're not just talking hot dogs and pretzels. we have korean barbecue, indian food, kung fu tacos, and some really great food coming out there. the committee will be required to pay minimum based threat, a percentage of based revenue or $18,000. the first year will be 40% of gross revenues. in year to, it would be 35% of gross revenues, it 25% of the base revenue paid by vendors or participating in the program. this is been supported unanimously by the committee and our staff. president buell: i assume this is something the vendors are interested in because they don't know how the markets are going to work out yet. >> we want to be sensitive to merchants in the area, the community, and we wanted to get a sense of the impact the market will have. we wanted to give ourselves the leeway to evaluate the program after five months. >> is there any public comment on this item? public comment is closed. commissioners? president buell: all in favor? all opposed? it is unanimous. -- passes unanimous. >> we are here to approve the selection

they'll start charging for peanuts and pretzels. >> for the air we breathe. >> seems like it. >> terrell brown here in new york, thanks. >>> just ahead on the morning news -- are you feeling stressed? it may be the city you live in. >>> plus, flood results. a crime lab is under fire for shoddy work. >>> first, katie couric with a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news." >> i'm katie couric in kabul. after nine years of fighting, what is the new strategy for victory in afghanistan? is this war even winnable? and is it worth the sacrifice? i'll talk with the top u.s. commander, general david petraeus, tonight on the "cbs evening news." ♪ [ female announcer ] we've got stains, down to a science. new wisk, with our breakthrough stain spectrum technology targets all the major stain groups like proteins, carbohydrates and oils. its enzymes and cleaning agents tackle a full range of stains. you'll never look at stains the same way again. for a more powerful clean, try new wisk. fight stains with science. how's it work? ok, she's gas. he's constipation... why am i constipation? ...he's diarrhea.

i mean, if people are willing to pay for like a $5 pretzel at fisherman's wharf, i'm pretty confident that people will spend a few more cents per drink. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hello, supervisors. my name is ficro. i'm co-owner at a bar in north beach. as much as both sides can argue the merits of their argument, i think the biggest question of all is, is this legal? is it constitutional? and that's the question we should be asking ourselves. and if the city is so broke, how do they got the money to impose this fee afterwards? and listening to the proponents of the fee, they present this that alcohol is not already paying tax. as we are, as small business owners point out here, we pay city tax, we pay city fees already. we pay state tax and there's federal tax on alcohol already. and this money is already being used to fund these services for which we're trying to be -- which the city is trying to tax us once again. and it goes to the same old argument. is it legal? i don't think it is. it's a tax on many to support few. and i think

. >> on board they snacked on free pretzels because they only had $40 left.me bobby's parents called him to come home and got his voice mail. a neighbor told them a cab picked up their kids earlier. after calling cab companies to find out where they went, the phone finally rang. >> he called, said we're in nashville and ready to come home. >> they boarded another flight in nashville and flew home, another $700 down the drain. southwest airline says its policy allows 11 year olds to fly as long as someone age 12 or older is flying with them. abc news, new york. >> it's 4:52 now. thousands of sonoma county residents could now face a major increase in water rates now that the raised concerns at a state agency that investigates utility prices. the san francisco chronicle reports the division of rate pair advocates filed a formal protest against the request by california america water to raise prices for more than 600,000 customers across the state. it includes a rate hike on some 2400 households in sonoma county by 37% over the next two years. officials at the co

i'm going for the pretzels. >> you're right, hoda.of air in it. air incorporated will give you fewer calories. >> the kettle corn -- >> ketel one, whatever. >> you're going to get me in big trouble. >> we're going to talk about salt. which one of these three has the most salt? is it pop chips, pretzels or the popcorn. >> i'm going for pop chips. >> nope. martina gets a chance. >> i'll say the pretzels. >> you're right. 470 milligrams. it's almost 25% of what you need in a day. so not a really great choice. >> lindsay, what's the score? >> 3-2. >> who has 3? >> 2-2. >> it's 2-2. everyone is cheating. >> we only have four things. >> we've had five. it is 3-2. now we're getting to some protein, always a good snack. here's something to figure out. of all of these things, which has the most protein in the serving? half a peanut butter and jelly sandwich on whole kwhewheat, a fat cheese stick and soy nuts or 22 almonds, which has the most? >> i'm going for the soy nuts. >> you're right. wow. >> that's right. 12 -- >> i would have said the a

a pretzel pouch that is fried in beer and dumped in hot oil.elicacies vying for the big tex award in the state of texas. past contests introduced the world to treats like fried butter. other new cree creations include fried frozen margarita and fried texas caviar. that's black eyed peas to you and me. >> i still don't under the fried beer. that's bizarre. >> everything is fried in the south. >> doesn't seem too good for you. >>> you won't have a more exciting baseball game than we had today at at&t park. g-men fall nine runs behind and put on their rally c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c

. >> on board they snacked on free pretzels because they only had $40 left.innertime bobby's parents called him to come home and got his voice mail. a cab picked up their kids earlier. after calling cab companies to find out where they went, the phone rang. >> owe called. we're in nashville, i'm ready to come home. notho they boarded another flight in nashville and flew home, another $700 down the drain. southwest airlines says its policies allow 11-year-olds to fly as long as someone age 12 or older is flying with them. now, the kids say they were hoping to visit dollywood but they never made it because they flew into the wrong city. >>> we have a snapshot this morning of new orleans nearly five years after hurricane katrina. a poll from the kaiser family 59% oon says that 59% of its residents say the city has not recovered. 70% believe most americans have simply forgotten about the challenges that new orleans still faces and nearly a quarter are considering moving away. >>> talk radio hose dr. laura ogizing fornger is apologizing for repeatedly saying the "

it's far more than hotdogs or pretzels. there's often baked organic pizza.at real founder says this year there is a focus on food crafters. >> if you come to the festival, you can see all the demonstrations of people pickling, making jam, taking apart cuts of meat and taking it to all of us consumers to be able to learn from. >> for shatterup chefs the festival is good for pro -- for start-up chefs the festival is good for promoting their craft. the festival runs through this sunday. >>> the giants after this huge hitting blitz they've had all week, they didn't have the same thing happen tonight. >> yeah. and their pitching is still a little is suspect, too. i mean after all, it seemed like a perfect scenario for tim lincecum. he's back home to face a last place team that he's owned in the past, but tonight the arizona d-backs turned into paybacks. lincecum was 5-1 all time versus arizona, but tim walks two batters and then adam laroche has a deep bat, a three- run homer. lincecum allows four runs in six innings. tonight 8th inning pablo, you can't hit what

. >> on board they snacked on free pretzels because they only had $40 left.innertime bobby's parents called him to come home and got his voice mail. a neighbor told them a cab picked up their kids earlier. after calling cab companies to find out where they went, the phone finally rang. >> he goes we're in nashville, we're ready to come home. >> so they boarded another southwest flight in nashville and flew home, another $700 down the drain. south west airline says its policy allows 11 year olds to fly as long as someone age 12 or older is flying with them. abc news, new york. >> reality show coming. >> yeah. 6:49 now. the reality of 580. frances. >> more like a nightmare on westbound 580 because of this overturned big rig that spilled 20 tons of bark and ground cover at 4:30 this morning. the lanes have been blocked since that time and will continue to be blocked until about 8:45 this morning. cal tran's crews at the scene trying to clear that all up. the right lanes which are mainly open are intermittently blocked. you can see traffic is jammed for miles all

it's far more than hotdogs or pretzels. there's often baked organic pizza.he eat real founder says this year there is a focus on food crafters. >> if you come to the festival, you can see all the demonstrations of people pickling, making jam, taking apart cuts of meat and taking it to all of us consumers to be able to learn from. >> for shatterup chefs the festival is good for pro -- for start-up chefs the festival is good for promoting their craft. the festival runs through this sunday. >>> the giants after this huge hitting blitz they've had all week, they didn't have the same thing happen tonight. >> yeah. and their pitching is still a little is suspect, too. i mean after all, it seemed like a perfect scenario for tim lincecum. he's back home to face a last place team that he's owned in the past, but tonight the arizona d-backs turned into paybacks. lincecum was 5-1 all time versus arizona, but tim walks two batters and then adam laroche has a deep bat, a three- run homer. lincecum allows four runs in six innings. tonight 8th inning pablo, you can't hit w

. >> on board they snacked on free pretzels because they only had $40 left.rtime bobby's parents called him to come home and got his voice mail. a neighbor told them a cab picked up their kids earlier. after calling cab companies to find out where they went, the phone finally rang. he called, said we're in nashville, ready to come home. so they boarded another southwest flight and flew home, another $700 down the drain. southwest airlines says its policy allows 11 year olds to fly as long as someone age 12 or older is flying with them. abc news, new york. >> it's 5:51 now. >> thinking of the children going a little higher in age, like 15 or 17 or something. >> kind of scary thinking that could happen. it's true. let's take a look at the forecast. let's try to brighten things up now that we've given you the downer. mike, how about that forecast! >> clouds not as thick, not as widespread as they were yesterday and they're not dropping the mist and drizzle. nothing measurable bike we had in santa rosa yesterday. let's talk temperatures then. even with the clear

i'm thinking about warm pretzels, hot dogs, pastrami sandwiches. elizabeth, save me from myself!> i'm mosh of a ketchup girl, actually. we can talk after the show. on the upper deck of the bay bridge. >> at least 15-minute delays right now on the upper deck due it a problem on the skyway. if you are heading into downtown, at least one lane is blocked. a couple of motorcycles were involved in the wreck near the fifth street exit. tow crews got the motorcycles out of the way. at least a couple of people were taken to the hospital, as well. traffic is slow off the upper deck near the fremont street exit where you can see cars are just inching along. metering lights are off. as you can see there's not much of a delay at the toll plaza. so it's just backed up from about treasure island out towards the skyway heading into downtown san francisco. but if you are looking for some alternates in the meantime, the san mateo bridge looks great. this is in the commute direction. this is westbound 92. still looking good at 13 minutes from hayward out to the peninsula. bart is always a good opti

this is a fried beer pretzel pouch. it's filled with beer that is dumped into hot oil. it's one of eight delicacies. is that the word? for the big tex choice awards at the state fair texas in dallas. introduced us to fried butter. a fried frozen margarita and fried texas caviar. that's black-eyed peas for the rest of the world. >> where are the healthy entries. >> those are! you should see the bad stuff. >> it's a state fair, i forget. >> a texas state fair! >> still ahead, the vote that could give bart riders some relief at the fair gates. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in redwood shores where crews are trying to fix up and clean up after a pipe broke sending raw sewage into a lagoon and into people's homes. now there's a new concern. >> and oakland's police union claims crime is up in the city since the layoff of dozens of police officers. >> across the country temperatures are returning close to normal. in fact, we start in the pacific northwest, 67 seattle, portland 71. mid to upper 80s for d.c., new york, boston still about 92 in new orleans. flight arrival delays, we

a pretzel pouch is filled with beer and dumped in hot oil.of the awards at the state fair of texas in dallas. past contests introduced to the world to treats like fried butter. this year a fried frozen margarita and fried caviar, that's black-eyed peas to you and me. >> hope they've got a defibrillator there. it's 6:25 now. still ahead at 6:30. the very latest as oakland police investigate the fifth homicide in five days. this time the victim is a 13-year-old child. what witnesses say led up to the recent shooting. >> the bay area community willing to pay you to make your home a little more fire resistant. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in redwood shores where the efforts continue to fix a broken sewer pipe that spilled raw sewage into a lagoon into streets and into homes yesterday. i'll have the latest on the effort coming up in a live report. >> and first it was too hot -- it was too cold then too hot. new worries about the wine grape crop. >> everybody could be happy at least about the airports. the weather's not affecting any of them. we are

. >> reporter: steven later's days of serving pretzels to passengers are likely over.tes of fame are just beginning. >> it's so encouraging. very special. there are some really great people out there. it's a surprise, obviously, i've been away for a little while. >> reporter: from talk show -- >> you could call him the biggest star in the america. >> reporter: to late night. >> anybody looking for a job, there's a flight attendant for jetblue, that's right. >> i'll be your flight attendant. >> reporter: steven slater, his partner begs for peace and quiet. the flight attendant's meltdown has made him an internet sensation from his admission from newyorktimes.com -- >> always thought about it. never thought you were going to do it. >> reporter: to a facebook page, 150,000 member's and climbing. there are ballads on youtube. >> steven slater just blue 1052. >> what publishers are calling, speaker's bureaus are calling this guy could make six figures. >> reporter: but the million-dollar question remains, what will he do next. >> a lot on my plate. >> reporter: including pe

>> reporter: on board, they snacked on free pretzels because they only had $40 left.d think. >> reporter: at dinnertime, bobby's parents called him to come home and got his voice mail. a neighbor told them that a cab picked up their kids earlier. after calling cab companies to find out where they went, the phone finally rang. >> he called and said, we're in nashville, ready to come home. >> reporter: so they boarded another southwest flight in nashville and flew home. another $700 down the drain. southwest airlines says its policy allows 11-year-olds to fly as long as someone age 12 or older is flying with them. as you can probably imagine, the parents are none too happy with southwest airlines' policies. it is a big topic for discussion later this morning on "good morning america." >> at least they didn't anger any flight attendants during the trip. >>> here's your friday forecast. heavy rain, tornadoes, hail and gusty winds from minnesota to missouri. pop-up thunderstorms in the southeast but more widespread along the gulf coast. showers in the northern rockies. sno

>> reporter: the guests received these gift brags photographed by tmz filled with wine, cookies, pretzelsetsch peaches, and a note from the bride and groom. it wasn't just the guests who got the goodies. neighbors received a bottle of wine for their troubles, hand delivered by rafanelli, 17 bottles in all. finally astor courts estates which was taken off the market in preparation for the big day, it's back up for sale. realtors are hoping the recent attention will attract a buyer to scoop up the $12 million historical site. then take a look at these exclusive pictures from inside grasmere. the barn where the sunday brunch took place and the menu that you see posted in the center of your screen. as far as the honeymoon goes, chelsea supposedly didn't have anything to do with that. marc surprised her with the destination last night. robin and george, speculation about that. >> no, no speculation about that. come on home, linsey. thank you. >> we hope they can keep that private. >>> coming up, we have kyron horman's parents. a very emotional interview with them. new details coming up on that

it's pretzel-filled pockets of beer.use it's not fried long enough. so, if you want to try it, you will be carded. sam, you would be carded, right? >> i want to try it. i want to try the fried beer. would you try it with me? >> no. not even close. but there is a nonalcoholic version, with fried lemonade. >> eww. >> eww? >> come on, juju. no way. >>> everybody say good morning to juju. even though fried lemonade -- i don't know. you know the air force has taken over times square. and folks whose birthday is it? >> our little nephew, conner michael phagan. in charlotte, north carolina. >> he's sound asleep. >> he is not sound asleep. >> really? he's not asleep? >> he's up. the tivo is running. ready. >> and the big "ns." i first put them all together. but it's just one "n" for nebraska. one "n" each. let's get to the boards. and we start with a live shot out of d.c. d.c. is part of the gorgeous weather pattern that's all up and down the east coast. we deserve it after four days of a massive impact of low pressure there, as

. >> el pretzel.qué es lo tiene birmania desde allÁ. >> siempre que haya gente que pague por las exentricidades habrÁ más. en una tienda de cafÉ que existe desde hace 103 aÑos. >> buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas. >> bienvenida. >> hay mucho cafÉ aquÍ. >> peter nos cuenta que tiene una variedad de 100 tipos de cafÉ provenientes de muchos paÍses. >> dice que el cafÉ mÁs caro es importado de filipinas, famoso porque crece de una manera silvestre. >> 340 dÓlares la libra de este cafÉ hecho de excremento de gato? >> no podÍa irme de allí sin probar este cafÉ que peter con gusto preparÓ! [risas] >> por quÉ se rÍe? >> no huele como que lo lavaron muy bien. >> te deja un sabor como a... cafÉ. [risas] >> m m m m... defintivamente no para mi gusto y para quitarme el mal gusto decidÍ ir a comer un perro caliente en un lugar muy especial. >> yo quiero somerme hot dog mÁs caro y chic que tengan aquÍ. eso es lo que quiero. >> el chef joe calderÓn nos cuenta que se prepara el hot dog mÁs largo. una vez listo se pone sob

they'll put you off to the side because they'll build people in pretzels and when you start out, you'llnitely. >> let's do a couple of poses and talk about things you really can make sure you don't -- >> that you won't injure yourself. warrior 2 is one of my favorite poses. people let their knee roll in. you have strong hip muscles. you want to make sure that knee stays over the ankle and relax your muscles and use your thighs. beautiful. >> it's really about that. >> it's really about that. so, you want to be careful that your knee also doesn't go past your ankle because i often times see people do that which puts too much stress on that ligament. now, chatarunga, this is a pose men love, it's a yogi pushup but i see people let their shoulders roll forward. it's a hard pose. your shoulders need to stay down on your back. if that can't happen, i tell beginners to bend their knees. lower all the way down to the floor. see, you're perfect. you're keeping the shoulders down and back. it's a tough pose to hold, right? >> it is a tough pose. that's why we go to our knees. >> that's why we go

bagels -- >> we have plain, poppy, sesame, salt, raisin, pumpernickel -- >> reporter: or grabbing a pretzele corner. there are certainly must haves in nyc and the secret behind some of them seems pretty simple. >> in general is the water. it's, you know -- in new york city you could drink, you know, from the sink. >> reporter: and of course, you can't talk about the food scene here in new york without mentioning the city's countless delis. sandy levine runs the world-famous carnegie deli in midtown manhattan where thousands of famous faces line the walls and the portions are a tapeworm's dream. >> and our signature sandwich is a pastrami and corned beef. our sandwiches are a minimum of a pound of meat that goes on each sandwich. if you can open your mouth and put your mouth around it we made a mistake. >> he dared me to eat this signature sandwich, the broadway danny rose. he said i'm not a real new yorker unless i do a full frontal on this mountain of meat. so there we go. big apple, baby. even after that mouthful, i can't help but to miss the tastes of new orleans. after ten years there,

it looks like sauteed ravioli but it's pretzel pockets filled with beer. >> this is a bad idea.g to go out there -- look, it's all running out. >> it sounds delicious. >> this concoction is part of the big tex choice recipe contest. we're told the beer does not lose its potency. doesn't just boil out because it's not fried long enough. if you want to try it, you will in fact be carded. >> mm, mm, mm. i'm thirsty. back with more after this. [ fema ouncer ] swiffer sweepervac's electrostatic dry cloths attract so much fine dirt on hard floors you may never go back to your old vacuum. / [ funny voice ] hey, vacuum, wanna attract more fine dirt? then try the static balloon! [ squeaking ] now who's attractive? / [ female announcer ] sorry, vacuum. swiffer sweepervac has both a powerful vacuum and electrostatic dry cloths to trap and lock fine dirt, dust, and hair better than a leading upright vacuum / or your money back. ♪ she blinded me with science ♪ hó n honking. a short time ago, this woman suffered from limited mobility. / a month ago thi man wasn't even able to get / around his