things like how to make a really high percent rye mash because rye is a grain. and it gets too thick too quick and if you don't get it -- if you don't get it all stirred into the mash hot enough, it foams. we've had -- the first time we came here, we made the foam that ate manhattan. it foamed all night long and it was 2 feet deep and 6 feet wide when we came in in the morning. and it didn't stop until -- until we distilled it. and so we finally learned how to control it by studying what they did. and they actually got lard and put it on a paint brush and they would hit the foam and it breaks the foam. then eventually we learned how to not make the foam in the first place. and that was much better. but all that came from studying the antique techniques. >> there are a number of manuals on distilling that were written during this time period the late 18th and early 19th century that describe how you lay out a still house and the most efficient way of doing things and so we were able to look at these manuals and this all fits very well with what's going on sort of

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. >> after the group moved through the neighborhood police in rye ross near, one arrest was made and they were gone before officers could say what was taking place. officers are bracing for more violence with mayday protests set to get underway this morning. alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> morning service for the ferry is canceled and more from locks pure, here is more. >> reporter: there are about 6,000 people who use the ferry service and as you can see behind me, this boat is not leaving and for will any of boats at of san francisco. we have noticed extra security here and the golden gate made the announcement that they were putting the breaks on all ferris because of a labor dispute. as we mentioned, they are the victims of contract negotiations and after 40 they have still disagreed on how to pay for healthcare. >> we just done agree to it and it burdennens families the most. >> we are less than 20 miles away and the ggb hd d is expressing concern if you need to get across, you can get. >> cross pie bus. when is fatherly service getting ready, apparent will you they

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it's two ounces of rai, in this case using 100 proof wry, because -- well, guess. 100-proof rye.itten house bonded. anything that's bonded, it's 100 proof. it is half ounce of lemon juice. and you want to use fresh lemon juice, not something that is from a plastic container marked lemon. half ounce of lemon juice. and then the magic secret ingredient that makes everything better, benedictine, one of those weird things only like invented by monks and you would never use until you're an adult who is taking cocktails seriously. it's like the secret sauce for cocktails. benedictine, herbal, sweet, it is, in fact, the sweetener in this drink. don't be put off by the tiny cocktail shaker. it's totally normal. it's not that we lost the normal cocktail shaker. no, this is fine. oops. the frisco follows the traditional two half-half pattern. [ shaking ] >> makes my hands look enormous. i'm squeezing your hand. two ounces of rye, half ounce of benedictine, half ounce of lemon juice, and -- no matter what size the cocktail shaker, within reason, you will be delighted. 75th anniversary of th

look at of rye those numbers tomorrow and see warming trend for the weekend. pollen counts their maids and high side of the northwest on the goes into the 60s otherwise we talk about numbers into the '70s and '80s along the peninsula of pratt of the '90s into the 80s across the east bay 86 in brentwood and as we head north napa and 85 degrees san francisco's 68 we jump across the golden gate bridge the extended forecast doesn't look likely warm up on friday the one a day of the weekend now appears to be saturday dry weather patterns continue through wednesday. there's your hand when forecast will be right back after this. >>> a long time ago there's a song that once said that video killed the radio star. did we is night and said the internet may be telling the strip clubs are the nation's only unionized peak show venue the lusty lady in san francisco may have to shut down mike sherman explains the problems for the show. this is a peek behind the beat show. that we can show you that much this is the table. >>> celestial lady is not your run-of-the-mill peak sho

about 1 in 14 americans cannot consume products made from wheat, barly, and rye. >>> it was a marvel louse weekend at the movies. with "the avengers" breaking records. the superhero action film took in over $200 million. the biggest debut ever. that's $30 more than the previous record-holder, the final "harry potter" film. >> very impressive. >>> when we come back, fighting fat with fat. scientists may have found a new way to shed the extra pounds. >>> and a desperate search for a mother and her daughters. >>> the incredible collision of man and machine. we'll show you what happened next. - dave, did you know your wife went to jared last week? - i'm not going to the cleaner's anymore, am i? - no, dave, you're not. - jared the galleria of jewelry has five times the selection of ordinary jewelry stores. - how did you know? [horn honks] - that's why he went to jared. chili's lunch break combos are full of delicious choices, starting at just 6 bucks. choose from savory favorites or our new philly cheesesteak sandwich. layers of shaved steak and grilled peppers served with fries and a tas

wlaf laugh rye qlan has defended himself saying his reputation as an ayn rand follower was simply anban legend." exactly! him admiring rand is like big foot-- if big foot had spoken at a celebration of ayn rand's 100th birthday and said this: >> i grew up reading ayn rand... (laughter) ... and it taught me quite a bit about who i am and what my value systems are and what my beliefs are. it inspired me so much that it's required reading in my office for all my interns and my staff. (laughter) the reason i got involved in public service by and large, if i had to credit one thinker, one person, it would be ayn rand. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: now, now folks, i know you think you heard that, but it was just an urban legend. it was probably swamp gas reflecting off a weather balloon and venus was right... it's in the "x files." the truth is out there. (laughter) and the priest who wrote that nasty letter to ryan has a lot to answer for. here to answer for it, please welcome from georgetown university father thomas reese. father reese, thank you so much for coming. (cheers and appla

of this story says president of the golden gate warrior told him yesterday they are going to build a rye shun pats says they plan to build. >> they wanted to talk to me about how they put the arena here. >> what did they say. >> they said they are coming. they are developing coming. >> disappointing because something here for so many years. >> but in oakland there was no hint of a move today as the warriors started the pre-draft workouts. >> at this time we are not prepared to make any comments or announcements. >> even san francisco may ed lee full court press on the warrior owner was tight lipped. >> we put everything we can and best foot forward for the warriors to consider san francisco and we are going to apparently witness for the the their decision. >>reporter: if it happens mayor lee says it would be a privately financed at&t park any way. i think homeowners and condo owner are l great for their prot when there's a giant gamealready can not make it out of here. you cap not make it open to the freud within 30 minutes already. >>reporter: tent and chair set up at the pier today but

and that's a very nasty message to be sending rye now because it echoes of theme of our age.it's not just in europe but the voters are saying we're not sure we have the system which is up to fixing the tasks given the mag pulled of the economic pressures. >> is the eurozone in danger of not being able to co here? >> there is that risk. because quite a part from france, what is hang in greece and portugal is important. greece, two years ago huh 70 to 80% of voters enqvist parties. they just voted last weekend, and frighteningly, only 30% of the voters went to centrist parties. there's a loss of faith in politics. >> if the eurozone collapses, what is the impacted on the u.s. economy? >> very, very nasty, because you have the financial system that is entwined, the bank exposed. you also have a lot of companies exporting and trading with europe, but perhaps most important of all you have confidence. you have another big blow to confidence at a time when we desperately need confidence to be boosted. >> unemployment is 24% and youth unemployment is 50%. you want to shed any right

as announced the plan that allows people who are unable to eat wheat, barley, and rye to enjoy a pizza. it will still be prepared in ovens with pizzas that are not gluten-free. if you are extra sensitive, you need to be aware. it costs about $3 more for. >> and 11-rolled coil from arlington is setting the bar for a new u.s. court. here's what to call a master at stacking cups. he is the first-ever u.s. sport stacking championship. williams was on the show this morning. he is impressive. at a world tournament in germany, he said that his time for doing the cycle is little over five seconds. because he's the champion does not mean he's done. his next stop is the junior olympics. this was an audition he did for "live with kelly" is next. -- then he appeared on her show. >> he was also on jay leno. i tried and failed miserably. >> there is a very specific order to halt all of the cups have to be. prexy was a good teacher. >> he was great. >> coming up tonight at 5:00, the science behind this elections to make progress restore. is evening we take you behind the scenes to a shopping laborato

. >> they were 12 hour surge ryes. >> they were not just long, but complicated too. >> they were complicated because of the disease they had. >> they are grateful to the surgeons and said they wouldn't be there if the families had not made decisions during a time of tragedy. >> they came out and god bless him. i can't thank them more. >> they enabled the young patients to start making plans for the future. il william will graduate in june and ladier heads to college. amanda and james will head back to college. james said he will always remember the three days to changed three lives and vows to never take his new heart for granted. >> they never have to repay them. it's something that you can live on and do everything you can. treat your heart the best you can. >> nbc bay area news. >> a remarkable story. follow the money. president obama is returning to the bay area and scheduled to attend the luncheon in san francisco on june sixth. the day after the california primary. how much? $7500 per person that includes a getto with mr. obama. he was just here this week raising $4 million in his 16-h

of others standing in the area, in front of the speaker's desk, came rushing up the aisle striking ryend left, one member of congress called by groh a gray-haired quaker from ohio seen in the melee, his hand bleeding. another from pennsylvania grabbed a heavy stone spatoon and marched down the broad aisle in front of the question questioned later as to his purpose, he said he thought that some one might draw a weapon and if so, he intended to tag him. as one republican rushed in to rescue groh at the center of this, he -- his rescuer managed to punch representative william barksdale of tennessee. barksdale swung around and grabbed the nearest republican he could find who happened to be washburn of the scrappy washburn brothers in congress at which point another of the brothers countered by landing a punch that knocked barksdale's wig off. the sight of the hair piece flying across the chamber caused everyone except barksdale to burst out laughing, and thus what passed for decorum in the 1850s was restored to the chamber. as for civility, consider ben, bluff ben as he was known, by 1862

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. >>> a new study shows vigorous exercise may reduce the risk of sir rye sis in women. it's a common conwhich leaves patients with large itchy, scaly patches on their skin. researchers in boston found that two hours of running a week reduced the risk of sore roy sis by 25 -- psoriasis by 25% to 30%. past research has linked physical activity to decreased inflammation. >>> surgical residents are often fatigued according to harvard researchers. the study involved 27 orthopedic surgery residents and found the residents averaged 5.3 hours of sleep a dai. residents were also functioning at less than 80% mental effectiveness about half the time they were awake. fatigue is a big issue because there's growing evidence it contributes to medical errors. >>> time now for the question of the morning at 4:53. >> according to "u.s.a. today," this is the number one thing most college graduates do after graduation s. it a, start a new job, b, move back home with mom and dad or c, get ready for grad school. >> log on to wusa9's facebook fan page. we'd love to hear what you think. we'll

of this story says president of the golden gate warrior told him yesterday they are going to build a rye shun pats says they plan to build. >> they wanted to talk to me about how they put the arena here. >> what did they say. >> they said they are coming. they are developing coming. >> disappointing because something here for so many years. >> but in oakland there was no hint of a move today as the warriors started the pre-draft workouts. >> at this time we are not prepared to make any comments or announcements. >> even san francisco may ed lee full court press on the warrior owner was tight lipped. >> we put everything we can and best foot forward for the warriors to consider san francisco and we are going to apparently witness for the the their decision. >>reporter: if it happens mayor lee says it would be a privately financed at&t park any way. i think homeowners and condo owner are l great for their prot when there's a giant game you already can not make it out of here. you cap not make it open to the freud within 30 minutes already. >>reporter: tent and chair set up at the pier toda

so it will be an easy rye. but later in the morning you might want to use falls street. all is clear at fort mchenry and harbor tunnel. no concerns on the beltway in the parkville area. it will be a nice easy ride making the drive on that outer loop from 95 all the way up to 83. here's a live look at the west side at liberty road, everything is up to speed. you are looking at an 11 inminute ride from 795 down towards 95. and that's a look at your abc2 timesafer traffic. now back to you. >>> two minutes after five. and a new report out this morning says teen passengers spell danger for beginning drivers. abc2 news sherrie johnson is live in downtown baltimore with more on the story. sherrie. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. we are live here along the jfx. not much traffic here this morning. a lot of folks use this roadway and new this morning, a study shows that a teenage driver has a higher risk of dying in an accident when there are other teens in the car. the study also shows a numberdrops when an adult is in the car. this study was released by aaa safety foundation. r

we are told they were serving for drug distribution antwan phraser joseph ryes and emanual rich left the house after midnight saturday setting the alarm off. >>> lady gaga is saying she is devastated the sold out shore in indonesia has been canceled. police refuse to issue a permit amid concerns about security. there were protests by religious groups in indonesia some saying the come iewms and -- costumes and moves are forebid n by islamic law. she says i am sorry for the fans and just as devastated as you if not more." the sold out craved more than 25,000 will -- crowd of more than 25,000 will receive refunds. >>> authorities in los angeles county want to talk to justin bieber after a photographer complained that he was roughed up by the 18-year-old pop star at a shopping center on sunday. the larks county sheriff office says it happened when the photographer tried to snap pictures of bieber and his girlfriend selena goe neice does he look like -- gomez. >> does he look like -- -- go ahead. >> no, he doesn't. >> all right. moving on now. sometimes we do forget memorial day is about

. >> they make everything from scratch from the paw strong me to the rye bread it sits on.t helped them zero in on what people wanted. >> it gives them the opportunity to not only test ourselves, but our ideas and our con -- concepts, but to see if people would respond. >> she wanted help for refining her bagel recipe. she pops up at the weekly farmer's market location. >> the pop up value gives us a chance to practice after we open our own safe. >> she is opening beauty's bakery at 39th and telegraph. he is about to get his own restaurant on fill more. but both will continue to give back to future pop up restaurants. >> some pop ups take over the same restaurant one night a week, bul others will go where they can find space. if you find one you like, you will most likely need to keep track of it using facebook. but it is a growing trend. >> it certainly is. >>> and one of facebook's co-founders is renouncing his u.s. citizenship ahead of next week's public offering. it turns out that he actually made that move a few months ago. he was born in brazil and says it is more pra

the low point was the old channel of rye owe dolores or river of pain and emptied into mission creekme up the street on 18th street and we're walking down. >> from 18th and market right on down and emptied into what was a trib tear of butary of mik and because of that, loose sands were deposited and these loose sands were under the water in 1906 who the violent earthquaking occurred, the santdz lick -- sands liquefiedd flowed laterally. half a block up from this spot was the valencia hotel the famous picture where you see the second story became the ground floor. >> we'll walk up there in a second. frank, what happened to the creek? did it get filled with sand when people built the mission? >> it's still there. actually, the city and county of san francisco filled many the creek and put in large sewers and the large sewers underground that actually collect the water and of course, valencia point -- >> so it's channelized underground and dumps out towards mission. >> not all of it. the issue is still the same. the loose sand is still present so in the next major earthquake, we can exp

they're also going after helmet miker rye dell. they say the league told them not to be overly concerned. and they returned minutes after the injuries. monk says he suffers from headaches, speech difficulties, and short-term memory loss. the lawsuit is based on nfl commissioner roger goodell's admission in 2011 that the league had been studying the effect of traumatic brain injuries for nearly 14 years. according to the suit, the league did not acknowledge until 2010 that concussions can lead to dementia and memory loss. more than 1,000 former nfl players including 150 ex-redskins have sued the league because they say they weren't warned of the risks of concussions. they also say their head injuries were not properly diagnosed. >>> this morning one million olympic tickets will go on sale for the 2012 games in london. organizers say priority will be given to people in britain who previously applied but did not get tickets. the seats for the opening ceremony and for the 100-meter final. the tickets go on sale at 6:00 a.m. our time. u

. >> they make everything from scratch from the paw strong me to the rye bread it sits on. it helped them zero in on what people wanted. >> it gives them the opportunity to not only test ourselves, but our ideas and our con -- concepts, but to see if people would respond. >> she wanted help for refining her bagel recipe. she pops up at the weekly farmer's market location. >> the pop up value gives us a chance to practice after we open our own safe. >> she is opening beauty's bakery at 39th and telegraph. he is about to get his own restaurant on fill more. but both will continue to give back to future pop up restaurants. >> some pop ups take over the same restaurant one night a week, bul others will go where they can find space. if you find one you like, you will most likely need to keep track of it using facebook. but it is a growing trend. >> it certainly is. >>> and one of facebook's co-founders is renouncing his u.s. citizenship ahead of next week's public offering. it turns out that he actually made that move a few months ago. he was born in brazil and says it is more p

rye now the horrible weather this morning is through the great lakes, chicago southward had a lot ofvy rain overnight. now the thunderstorms rolling through northern indiana and northern portions of ohio, lightning strikes, we've had about 6,000 in the last hour throughout this region. if you're driving on interstate 80 between chicago and toledo, that's by far the worst of it. it's not fun around champaign, illinois. a lot of people probably being woken up by loud claps of nunder. forecast, severe weatherwise, areas of yellow chance of severe storms today. not too many tornadoes so that's good. nashville, memphis, louisville, indianapolis and all of the state of ohio, a chance of large hail and damaging winds. east coast, right on the coast, d.c. to new york, boston, you're dry for today. then that's it, chance of rain tuesday through thursday. thunderstorms possible pittsburgh and buffalo. southeast just a few storms. if you want the gorgeous weather, you have to head to the west coast, mr. geist. >> we'll be thinking about sham bana, champaign, illinois. >>> let's turn to sports n

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statute that i am referring to is called section 14141 was enacted in the aftermath of the los angeles rye on the following the rodney king verdict. it has been in place as a result for about 18 years. during that period the department has been forced to file contested litigation, a lawsuit that was not a lawsuit that was being filed in connection with a consent decree or other resolution. quite literally, only once, involved a columbus police department and that case, too, was ultimately settled between the parties and so in the scores of other cases we have been able to work collaboratively with law enforcement agencies because we have a shared interest in proving the department and making the community safer. this is truly extraordinary just as our lawsuit in 2010 was truly extraordinary because law enforcement agencies had routinely complied with their obligations and the previous time that a lawsuit was forced to be filed by the department similar to the one that was filed in 2010, the previous time that a similar suit had to be filed was 1979, so there were 31 years between those two

although our committee plays a prominent and often public role in oversight we rye rooe lie on ig's for audits and inspections on a daily basis at federal agencies. our committee plays a unique role in overseeing i.g.s and ensuring that they have the tools to do their jobs. in 2007, one of the most respected members of our committee, jim cooper, introduced hr 928, the improving government accountability act to enhance i.g. independence and efficiency. under the then chairman henry waxman the committee approved this legislation by a voice vote. the house and senate then adopted it and the bill was signed into law by president bush in 2008. in my opinion, this is how we should approach today's hearing. by working together in a bipartisan manner to ensure that oversight rigorous and instructive. today we'll discuss i.g. strakcys at federal agencies. right now seven positions are vakt that require presidential nominations and senate confirmations. although the president has nominated several candidates who are waiting, awaiting senate confirmation, he has yet to nominate others. in addition

not catcher in the rye here.available through digital download only but you will have to wait a couple of weeks to get it. the library didn't buy any paper copy. >> it's porn you know. >> it's a public service and i think that it's -- important for us to be able to enforce our rights to people to write what they want and people to be able to read what they want. >> okay library representatives say they followed the board selection process and based on the reviews and the writing quality of the piece, you see there for mature audiences the book "50 shades of grey" didn't pass the grade. >>> this is our hot topic this morning. and it's been getting a lot of response on the facebook fan page. mary says -- now we want to know what you think. head to the facebook fan page. abc2news.com/facebook. let us know what you think about "50 shades of grey." this isn't sallinger people. it's a saucy novel but they're keepinged off the -- it off the store shelves. >> have you read the novel in. >> no. i haven't. >>> they with us

is that more likely to make the politicians think that they might look at it, rye to address it? yes. is there anything wrong with that? no. but that's what i mean about the terms of debate. i don't think they will necessarily decide the policy, but i think in terms of where the debate is, what is deemed to be important, i say elsewhere in my statement, for example, the fact that issues like industrial action are almost always covered from the very narrow, single perspecti perspective: disruption. the welfare debate is about scroungers and not necessarily poor people. that's what i mean by disruption. >> if the newspapers have set the debate, then the political response, which is the setting of policy, may have been determined by the terms of the debate. would you agree? >> it might have been, but not if the policymaking process is working properly. in other words, i think it's always important to differentiate between a media-driven campaign on something they say is important, something they say needs addressing, and in reality whether it does when all the issues are there. i th

duel with socialist challenger alond is currently leading the polls they're finding for the votes of rye when we're in mario pan who herself has refused to endorse sarkozy and suggested her supporters make their own choice and that won't be an easy one to star celia now reports. so it's down to two men socialist francois long and incumbent nicolas sarkozy the french say around one of the presidential race is about choosing the candidate you like the most around to is voting for the one you dislike the least unless of course you voted for one of them to begin with and this is where it gets tricky for some especially for those who question what kind of a choice they really power or if there really is one. yeah yeah yeah. maybe in jest but what's seen as a lack of a clear solution for france is economic woes have left citizens skeptical from the onset. of the french people. to come to the t.v. you will see. this from oprah to the next five years. i will see the wall in this. and i will i would like to see for all in this wall in this in this. especially when francis economic quagmire is alr

this is a $6 billion market for people who cannot digest food made with wheat or rye. stocks were tanking after a disappointing april jobs report. the bloomberg maryland index falling on losses for a former under armour. the average price in baltimore is now $3.71 a gallon for regular. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> the super heroes save the weekend at the box office. "the avengers" earned $203 million, the biggest opening ever passing the harry potter finale. george lindsey passed away. he carried his character over to a spinoff series. he spent 20 years on "hee-haw." he passed away after a brief illness at the age of 83. the term big man on campus took on a new meaning this weekend. movie star and entertainer shaquille o'neal received a ph.d. he said this is the fulfillment of a promise he made to his parents years ago. >> i owe my mother and father this. they tell me everything, about people, about life, about being humble. is why i further my education. >> next on his plate is law school. >> good for him. 56 d