sammy: no. t.: so when you left for your honeymoon without telling anybody what was going on in the middle of all this construction, who finished it? sammy: you did. you -- joe t.: did you tell me what you were doing? did you tell me where you were? -sammy: yeah, i said -- joe t.: did you tell me what stage you were at? did you tell what vendor was coming? sammy: joe, did the place get built? joe t.: it did, because i slept on the bench. that's why it got built. sammy: joe, it was my honeymoon. i entrusted you 'cause you're my friend. joe t.: i know. but you're telling me right now that you feel like i make decisions without you. sammy: you do. joe t.: we didn't even see you, though, sam. you're welcome to come in this door and join the conversation any time you like. lemonis: listen, i've had enough. we have a franchisee scheduled to come here. he's expecting to see consistency, and there's chalkboards up here, you've changed the price of things -- it looks like chaos to me. why don't we do thi

sammy: around $250,000. covello: sammy! sammy: this is my partner joe covello. -lemonis: joe c. -covello: joe c., yes. -nice to meet you, marcus. -tranchina: joseph tranchina. -lemonis: joe c., joe t. -tranchina: that's right. -todd: todd baslin. -lemonis: and you're just todd. so, is it you're 25% and they're each -- sammy: no. so, i own a 45% share. tranchina: 22.5%. -covello: 10%. -todd: 22.5%. lemonis: is the restaurant making money? all: no. lemonis: how much are you losing? covello: currently, $5,000, $6,000 a month. todd: when you don't have the money to pay the bills, and you have to fight with your partners to pay the bills, it becomes an issue. lemonis: who acts as the owner/operator, the person that unlocks the door and locks the door? covello: nobody. lemonis: do you have weekly meetings, where you're sitting here going over what we sold for the week? -todd: no. -lemonis: how -- [ chuckles ] tranchina: keep in mind, none of us have had any restaurant ownership experience at all. lemonis: oh, i don't have to keep it in mind. i picked up on it pretty quick. look, these

he knew sammy's mother. he knew sammy's grandmother. he had been to sammy's house a lot.ike friends they sometimes got on each other's nerves but i think there was a real affection there and sammy also played into the racial jokes. he, you know, he was, he was younger than the rest of the guys and he had always been sir sir -- surrounded by older and more powerful men like his father and will masten and i think he took that in and his way to get even was to perform his tail off on stage. you know, broadway, nightclubs, tv specials, politics, tap dancing, he could play the drums. he was a great mimic. you know, he did jazz. you know, he did pop. before we came on the air you were singing candy man, quite well i must admit, too [laughter] and so sammy had multi, multi, multitalents. >> host: we don't talk about what which do offset here at c-span. renaldo in laredo, texas. thanks for holding. >> caller: thank you very much. wil, your a fantastic author. a year ago, the only vote in the supreme court she would change would be the one to let the florida voters have their reco

she knew sammy's mother. he knew sammy's grandmother. he had been to sammy's house a lot.times got on each other's nerves, but i do think there was a real affection they are and sammy also played into the racial jokes. he was younger than the rest of the guys and he had always been surrounded by older and more powerful men like his father and so i think sammy, i think you took that in and his way to get even was to perform his tail off on stage. broadway, nightclubs, tv specials, politics, tap dancing. he could play the drums. he was a great mimic. he did jazz. he did pop. before we came on the air he sang candy man quite well. so, sammy had multi- multi- multi- talent. host: we don't talk about what we do offset at c-span. remodel in texas. thank you for holding. caller: thank you very much. you are a fantastic author. about a year ago, a retired justice o'connor said that only vote she would change would be the one to lift the floor-- let the boat-- sort of voters have their recount. had thurgood marshall been on the supreme court he too would it let the florida voters g

sammy, everybody! (cheers and applause) >> hi, stephen! sammy, thanks for being here. to see you, sammy. last time we talked, you had a serious drug addiction to prescription medication like prozac and zoloft that scientists say is leaking into the puget sound. how you doing? >> yeah, but i'm off that stuff. i'm totally clean now. >> stephen: well that's great, sammy. how'd you do it? >> i got into this great rehab program. it's on a farm. life's great! me and about 90,000 other addicts. >> stephen: uh, sammy, are you talking about living on a salmon farm? >> yeah! it's a good life. sure, you work hard, but you if you put in your hours, one day, you'll get a farm of your own. >> stephen: i don't think that's how it works. >> no, it does. they say if i gain enough weight, they're gonna take me up to the executive suite to meet the head of the company. >> stephen: on a silver tray, i'm guessing. >> yup! they said they're gonna give me a nice steam bath with some dill and lemon slices -- oh, god! i've been living a lie. >> stephen: i'm sorry, sammy. i don't know what to s

the stay on the floor, to keep the whole robbery happen on the i couldn't tell if he had a gun >> sammycreams for the night manager who's in the back as >> i said, they're being robbed and i'm surprised they didn't i tried to get out the front he held his arms up and wouldn't >> i did not want sammy to come i did not need my sister out she was safe, as far as i was as long as they didn't come over my shoulder trying to make sure they weren't coming behind >> helpless, as they wait for the police to arrive, sammy's >> i was thinking of what they could do to jenny and the other kept telling him to get down and the thieves storm out with the lottery tickets and the >> we went out front and made because that was her first she'd only been here like two we made sure the gentleman was >> the police arrive on the scene and jenny and sammy give their account of what happened jenny remembers something strange about one of her he said he didn't have enough for your time and he turned or like he had been working all he was going to become a the man jenny remembers as being he's actually the man tha

we can't talk about sammy. >> in fact in their home is there a little statue of sammy davis junior. >> i grew up with sammy davis junior. would i look at him and wave. >> same height. >> okay. >> doh. >> if you want to be likable try to control yourself. it turns out there is more things then putting down the cell phone that make you have likable qualities. first, try to be humble. bragging about yourself, and name dropping, so annoying. are you saying i do that. >> no, no. >> i do remember, i first got here you used to say number one stunner because every time, oh, so and so i know and i called them up. i went to dinner with gwenn stefani. >> humble bragging, you act like it is not a big deal but you know you are bragging when you say that. >> i'm on my phone a lot. that is not likable. i brag about people i have met. that is not bragging. >> it is just a fact have of your life, it is the life you live, that is what i'm saying number one stunner. >> with you it is more like an expectation because you have been in those circles. it is when you are having a random conversation, first n

sergeant sammy l.avis distinguished himself on november 18, 1967 while the -- while serving as a cannoneer with battery c, second battalion, fourth artillery. west of callay, republic of vietnam. at approximately 2:00 in the morning, they came under heavy -- the fire support base came under heavy mortar attack. the viet cong battalion, launched a fierce ground assault. the attacking enemy drove to within 20 meters of friendly position. only a river separated the viet cong from them. detecting a nearby enemy position, sergeant davis sees the machine gun and provided covering fire. despite efforts, and enemy round scorede direct hit on the artillery. it through the crew and sergeant davis into a foxhole. he struggled to his feet and returned it to the howitzer, which was burning furiously. disregarding a withering hail of enemy fire, he aimed and fired the howitzer, knocking him to the ground. undaunted, he returned to the weapon to return and fire again. and enemy mortar injured him painfully. incomplet

sammy, you go man. >>> that will do it for "action news at 4:00 today.illiams alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me along with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> here are rick williams and monica malpass with a look ahead at what's coming up at 5:00. >> coming up following breaking news out of berks county where a school bus crash sent more than a dozen children to the hospital. >>> another disaster averted in atlantic city. the nearly $2 million payment that's keeping the cash strapped cit city a float for n. >> jerry sandusky back in court. the argument from his lawyers in an attempt to get his sexual abuse conviction thrown out. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> it is 5 o'clock. we are following breaking news out of berks county. more than a dozen students are in the hospital right now after a crash between their school bus and a ca

if sammy b is still playing, the team might say, okay. >> i got something for you, boom. >> thanks, buddyappreciate it. >>> kate has the forecast. i was outside at 3:00 o'clock. still rain. >> still rainy. >> not so good. >> this morning was okay until rain started. it was warm. we got to the 60's briefly a and then rape came in and temperatures plumeted, chilly outside and it is still rainy at least lightly but it is starting to push out to the south and east. areas in south jersey and delaware will see more rain as we head through the rest of the evening. we will see just a little damp. road wet there on spring garden and broad street here as we look live at skies scan three. everything wet. traffic is not moving very quickly anywhere but because of the weather and various traffic related problems out there. it is a slow go. if you can stay put tonight highly recommend it. not the best night to be out and b quick look down the shore at cape may courthouse looking toward the ocean and bay there 51, cloudy and drizzly there as well. here's your latest storm scan three image. rain is start

we need a tracking device on sammy b. we will work on that, ping. hi, hello, what are your boys saying. that is how philadelphia eagles are being greeted these days. sam bradford's trade demand has dominated all discussions involving the team. today, one of their defensive leader conner barwin join the mike and ike show on wip. barwin is transitioning back to defensive even. team has a new defensive coordinator, but all we want to know is what is going on with sam. >> i mean from my conversations with him it sounded like he was coming back, sooner rather than later on. we will wait and see. i know will be here for mandatory stuff but again, this is just my casual conversation with him. you guys will have plenty of time to talk to him and he can show up when he wants to be here, hopefully soon, he has to know good no tracking device needed. >> it is mothers day i will in the lie and still looking for perfect card, still trying to solidify brunch plans. i can't imagine doing that for two months. that is how life is for chris jenkins. you remember chri

by the way, also understand a little bit of that, in the twilight of fisher's hill, sammy pendleton who had just gotten married -- his wife has a child -- there he is rallying troops and sammy pendleton would be mortally wounded. this campaign not only wrecked the calvary of jackson, it is killing its soul gradually and pendleton it to myself. -- sort of a pit of mice is that. well, anyways, early retreats up the valley. and then, very interesting -- this is the clear difference between sheridan and grant, immediately grant saw the opportunity. he saw it. all you need to do is cross the mountain and come in the back door to richmond and we can end this war a lot sooner in infill sheridan started to send him reasons why he cannot do it. in fact, sheridan unlike any general, sheridan says, you can take my army. i whipped jubal early, you do not need me. you don't need my army. you can have the calvary back. we will occupy the valley know, grant was absolutely right. but sheridan did not see that. early would have put up a fight in the blue ridge mountains, but his morale is that that and

what sammy b is saying about his return.s later in sports. >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> tonight shedding light on a shocking crime. people using every day items to steal electricity. >> not only is it dangerous but it's costing you millions of dollars. only our joe hold den was there as peco officials combed through one neighborhood searching for power steelers. >> they'll use anything they can. >> reporter: to the average person they're startling finds. >> these twenty four screws. two screws. powering the whole house. isn't powering the whole house. >> when you see something like that what goes through your mind. >> fire. >> reporter: people hot wiring electrical connections stealing electricity peco officials say any way they can. and you're paying for it. >> there you go. >> they can use anything to conduct electricity. we see beer cans crushed. >> reporter: come on. >> beer cans, soda cans. >> reporter: we're in chester. peco is sweeping the area. >>

what sammy b is saying about his return.later in sports. >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> tonight shedding light on a shocking crime. people using every day items to steal electricity. >> not only is it dangerous but it's costing you millions of dollars. only our joe hold den was there as peco officials combed through one neighborhood searching for power steelers. >> they'll use anything they can. >> reporter: to the average person they're startling finds. >> these twenty four screws. two screws. powering the whole house. isn't powering the whole house. >> when you see something like that what goes through your mind. >> fire. >> reporter: people hot wiring electrical connections stealing electricity peco officials say any way they can. and you're paying for it. >> there you go. >> they can use anything to conduct electricity. we see beer cans crushed. >> reporter: come on. >> beer cans, soda cans. >> reporter: we're in chester. peco is sweeping the area. >> w

he was a guest and says he thinks he will see sammy soon although he doesn't have to be here until the first week of june. >> i expect him back this week or next week, that's the word on the street. but when he does that is correct we will break the ice and get back to work. but, you know, i think the deal with carson being here, i think it will bring the best out of sam when you have competition like that. i think it will be a good thing. >> and talking more about the eagles situation and the week on sports on "action news" sports sunday coming up in a few minutes. you saw it right here on 6abc. lebron james heading back to a place he knows well, the eastern conference finals. and taking over with the dribble dive and under an anyone to mow -- go the jumper puts them up 3. and one last chance, but the cavs hang on and punch the ticket to the nba final four. >>> and no way to better honor mom. the championship, and the first playoff hole. and the approach shot in the gallery ending up in a very odd place. it ends up in a pair of loafers. whose shoes are these? who knows. and he has to

. >> one to people when they looked at me to thinking of sammy can do it. >> he was 73 years old he was only one when he was captured his parents were able to survive after the war they went back to romania. >> is the sad or better? >> the one story that i really enjoy. >>host: he was speaking a student approached him and said my grandfather was a nazi. he said it's okay. you did not do that. you cannot take on the fault of the past generation. >> we got into a with a trenton police on tuesday to always be outspoken advocate for illegal marijuana. >> ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, it repels them, too. so do more to defend your four legged friend... ...with k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog. >> coming up next the latest social media praise the running man. >> we all love a good prink take a look where one prankster pushes another in a wheelchair. we have just arrived. ♪ whole lot of people took video. ♪ we got into with the trenton police on tuesday shortly after introducing himself to th

to get on the floor or it was like -- it seems like it going to come behind the >> i did not want sammy to come out front. i did not need my sister out she was safe, as far as i was behind that counter, she was sure they weren't coming behind lottery tickets and the because that was her first she'd only been here like two we made sure the gentleman was he said he didn't have enough he was going to become a a little shady. >> even more ridiculous is how easy it is to find the men in this small west virginia town, where pretty much everybody knows one another. one of the detectives in the our office had been around for 30 plus years and you just about run over every criminal that's come and gone. further that investigation. just a family affair for jenny enforcement, and it's the only in a robbery like this actually but nothing like this, this was different, at least for this they're drunk when they carry a grand jury is expected to hear 85-year-old woman is robbed in an elevator. cameras record the brutal [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get

. >> sammy in california. sammy. >> caller: how are you doing? >> i'm not bad. how are you?> caller: i'm fine. mastercard. >> i think mastercard is terrific. they do a very competitive business. i say -- jesse in florida. >> caller: boo-ya from florida gulf coast university. >> love it. what's up? >> caller: i see that a lot of insiders have recently bought main street capital do you mean feel this is a good time to buy? >> i looked at i and i have a hard time understanding what they're doing. i'm against it. they lack clarity. and i have enough problems with the companies that have clarity. let's to go nicholas. >> caller: boo-ya, jim. >> boo-ya. >> caller: my question about aindicated i can't pharmaceuticals. >> people like this. i'm going to have to say don't buy, don't buy. now we're going to bob in indiana. bob! >> caller: jimmy! how are you? >> real good. how are you? >> caller: not bad. >> i know it is a well run company. they have not diversified. let's to go betty in mississippi. >> caller: hi, jim. >> hey, betty. >> caller: what do you think of -- >> they are reall

sammi.hrowing down the compliment. >> speaking of at&t park, and -- not a nice day for baseball or yes? >> we'll get more clouds moving back in later on this evening in time for the game. but looking at highs today in the upper 60s. >> all right thank you. very much, kari. thank you for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. >> bye-bye. >>> welcome to "access hollywood live." >> on monday. >> a post mother's day monday. hello, mom. >> thank you for your sweet mother's day stuff. >> you have beautiful instagrams of your children. i wish i followed your children on instagram, because i know theirs would be amazing. i saw your mom. >> i was acting like a lunatic about my mom. they had ahab at that time for me, a lot of flowers and candles. they said there is a garden shop by our house. >> i think they emptied it out. >> that's mom and i dancing, an old picture. >> that's m

there is an interaction, how is sammy doing, is he looking good, does he need to come in for a recheck. in fact that recommend kaigsation has been made and followed and a medication has been adjusted. let's face it, we're not to the level of sophistication where you take a picture and send to it an 800 number and get advice back. i understand that's anecdotal. i think there is some value in the pet owner/veterinarian interaction that takes place and i think that brings value to the transaction. and i think that is something that i would be uncomfortable with just saying that i would discount. that and that that's not important. sure, people should be able to make their own decisions. have you ever denied a patient or animal owner a written prescription if they asked you for one? >> never. and i cap think of any colleagues that i know that have. i can tell you in my almost 31 years in practice next month i have had plenty of clients ask can you give me a written prescription or can i call on line and have it sent in? we get them in our office every day. but i have never ever experienced

sergeant sammy l davis distinguished himself on of ever 18, 1967 while the serving as it can an ear with c, second battalion fourth artillery. west of callay, republic of vietnam. at 2:00 in the morning, they came under heavy mortar attack. he reinforced the devcon battalion, launched a fierce ground assault. the attacking enemy drove to within 20 meters of friendly position. only a river separated that the act, from them. -- viet cong from them. he sees a machine gun and returned recovery fire. efforts, and enemy recoiled his round and scored direct hit on the artillery. through the crew and sergeant davis into a foxhole. he struggled to his feet and returned it to the howitzer, which was burning furiously. disregarding a hail of enemy fire, he aimed and fired the howitzer, knocking him to the ground. he returned to the weapon to return and fire again. and enemy mortar injured him painfully. i complete disregard for his own safety, he loaded and fired three more shells into the enemy . disregarding his extensive andgies -- injuries inability to swim, he picked up an air mattress and str

a group of student orchestrated the big date to show their support for sammy, a special needs student, who has been in the altoona school district for 16 years. >> he's going to have to take out a loan to afford all of the corsages? >> i know, what good kids, that's awesome. i bethel ' never forget that. >> great news. coming up the first family's oldest adult letter soon be off to college. >> still ahead, when president and mrs. obama are letting malea do, to lessen media attention at school. >> brooke, once again, tracking rain, pretty wet week just in general with three separate disturbances set to affect our area just in the next five days. i'll break down the details of which days you really want to have the umbrella on hand coming up. >> solar powered airplane, historic journey around the world using only energy from the sun. the solar impulse two took off from california early this morning, for arizona, the trip is expected to take about 16 hours. solar cells power the plane during the day, and it runs on stored energy at night. the plane began its voyage last march, starting i

not necessarily a peculiar idiosyncrasy of sammy sosa. it is more a reflection of a culture not unlike the culture of the united states of america that tends to privilege white supremacy intends to downgrade and degrade those who happen to be dark skinned. that is a peculiar legacy of the history of slavery and i daresay that if you want to understand how i began my remark with a shout out to freddie gray and the other victims of police terror, if you want to understand the recent report from the chicago authorities -- show how the chicago police department is riddled with anti-black racism in terms of the disproportionate number of black people who are slain by the police, not to mention misused and abused by the police. even if you want to understand something that may not be as grave as the controversy about the oscars being so white. you have to understand the history of slavery and the united states, its legacy, but more than that you have to take another stab and understand how the united states was formed in a revolt against the ab

. >>> sammy b is speaking in south philadelphia. bradford answered questions today for the first time and he will offer guidance to carson wentz. he was frustrated by the eagles second pick and then finally, the quarterback says it was his agent's idea to demand a trade. >> tom co then has been my agent, for my entire career. he felt like that was the best option, and, for me, and, you know, given that i trust him and know that he has my best interest at heart, i'm always going to follow his advice. >> and that is it for sports, i'm don bell, have a great day. >>> and i saw that play out on twitter, don tweeting, details, a tweets about what is happening and a lot of people are mad that he placed the blame on his agent. you know, i have been team sam bradford. >> yes. >> you know, i feel like, you know, he can unfortunate thely do no good at the this point if you are against him you you are against him but i kind of have to say i'm with sam, like this, and, jimmies just. >> i'm with katie on this one. >> yes. >> yes, i feel it. >> w

meanwhile sammy b speaks in south philly. bradford answers questions today for the first time since demanding a trade. here are the cliff notes. brad for says, he'll offer guidance to carson wentz. he was frustrated by the eagles trading for the second pick and finally the quarterback says, it was his agent's idea to demand a trade. >> tom condon has been my agent for my and tire career. he's the guy i really trust, you know, at the time when we were going through this process, he felt like that was the best option for me, and, you know, given that i trust him and know that he has my best interests at heart, i'm always going to follow his advice. >> interesting. >> all right. keep an eye on it bro. >> okay. >> thanks, don. >> graduation day in south >>> answering the call in south jersey. >> 50 graduating high school seniors who are going directly into the military after graduation were honored in voorhees tonight. "eyewitness news" at a special dinner organized by our community salutes. under secretary of the army patrick mu

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he was a guest on 97.5 the fanatic and said we will be seeing sammy soon even though he doesn't havee until the first week in june. >> yeah, yeah i expect him to be back, either this week, or probably next week, so that is the word on the street anyway. >> i mean, obviously, when he does that, we will break the ice and get back to work. you know, i think the deal with carson being here it will bring the best out of sam as far as that is concerned when you have competition like that. so, i think it will be a good thing for us. >> i hope he is right. 97.59 fanatic mike missanelli will join me to talk about the eagles situation as well as the rest of the week in sports tonight on "action news" sports sunday right after "action news" at is 11:00. >>> you saw it right here on six abc. lebron james is head back to the place he knows very well, eastern conference finals. james and calves looking to sweep the hawks. the king took over late in the game. nice drive there to put them up four. under a minute to go, jumper put them up three. and james had 21 points. more impressive his secret han

meanwhile sammy b speaks in south philly.radford answers questions today for the first time since demanding a trade. here are the cliff notes. brad for says, he'll offer guidance to carson wentz. he was frustrated by the eagles trading for the second pick and finally the quarterback says, it was his agent's idea to demand a trade. >> tom condon has been my agent for my and tire career. he's the guy i really trust, you know, at the time when we were going through this process, he felt like that was the best option for me, and, you know, given that i trust him and know that he has my best interests at heart, i'm always going to follow his advice. >> interesting. >> all right. keep an eye on it bro. >> okay. >> thanks, don. >> graduation day i >>> answering the call in south jersey. >> 50 graduating high school seniors who are going directly into the military after graduation were honored in voorhees tonight. "eyewitness news" at a special dinner organized by our community salutes. under secretary of the army patrick murphy was

. >> reporter: here is sammy roberts finding people behaving badly. i was sitting on a whole.he driver of the white truck barely slowed down. i am with the traffic enforcement program. they come together for one cause. >> a left turn out of there, cannot. you cannot. >> this driver. >> you didn't see me on the side of the road, did you? >> reporter: this driver. >> your dog chewed what? >> that is why i stopped you. would keep in mind, the speed limit is 35 miles per hour. >> you slowed down. do you know what the speed limit is? what is it? it is 35 and you are doing just under 50. >> which one? >> i cannot believe it. >> no. >> i drive good, i have not had a ticket and 35 years or 40 years. >> reporter: it happens once a month and it has a large impact with reducing traffic facilities. >> knifed -- it was nice talking to you. if i'm going to be on it make sure it is a good show. >> if you know anyone behaving badly let him know. people behaving badly, kron 4. >>> this is the bay areas news station. kron 4 news starts now. >>> bernie sanders, in the region with the rallies in

, like that. >> i doubt if it will be hand holding. >> best of friend. >> here's cara son. >> and, sammy. >> i'm sure most of the questions will be about that for sure. >> about the draft pick. >> yes, we will be great, fine. >> maybe get behind this later today. >> yes. >> please. they are professionals. they are grown ups. >> okay. phillies looking to get back on track, tomorrow, last night after losing sunday to the red. so the phillies, would need a come back if they are going to win this one. they came this close. justin borne of marlins hitting a long home run in the sixth giving marlins a three-one lead. it was five -two in the ninth inning. miguel franco he hits it to the warning track. if that goes out it is tied. oh, poop. phillies with go on to lose five-three. same two teams play tonight, at 7:00. at the bank. >>> well, is it a debilitating virus, is it the secret to cancer? >> how is a polio vaccine, helping with brain tumors. >>> what it means in the race to find a cure. >> this is a big, big break through. >> and coming soon we have been talking about this for a while, cal

my mom sammy and al's daughter courtney are cooking together.xciting. >> they have come up with a couple of delicious recipes perfect for a weekend brunch for mom, dad and everybody. >> it's so nice to see courtney not working. usually she is behind the scenes making sure that everything works and now she gets to be out in front. >> working again. >> my mom loved making devilled eggs and i said could we do something and you came up with a great idea. >> yeah. yesterday was cinco de mayo so why not use the left over avocado to make devilled eggs. >> like green eggs and ham. excuse me. >> so first, most important ingredient avocados to everybody knows how to boil an egg. >> mostly. >> you cut it and scoop out the yolk and you're just going to blend all the ingredients together. avocado. >> do you like cooking or did your dad -- did it come from al. >> i always loved cooking. >> when she was 6 years old she would go in our garden and pick out edible frau flowers and put them on the plate. >> how did you know? >> i don't know. >> one time we ate the

this remind me of mark mcguire and barry bonds and sammy sosa. >> talking about the steroids then. >>orite park. >> we are focusing on something on the peninsula. maker faire. if you have never been, it's great. that's the festival that brings together techies and artists. this is a cultural phenomenon. >> 170 fares worldwide last year. the biggest show is where it started. christien kafton joins us to take a look at the gadgets and gizmos. take it away. >> guys, this is the ultimate d i y, do it your self. i think i found one of the ultimate d i y bikes. take a look at this. we have todd here from the fun bike uni corn bike which is what it sound like. >> just a bunch of guys that like to take bikes apart and weld them not the way you came. >> the name of that giant bike that i'm sitting? >> this is called the two penny as in two penny farthing bicycles. >> we have a couple of other competitors and we were talking about how checkoffs said if you introduce the gun that's set to -- can, we're going to ride these bikes. see if we can get a quick race going. on your mark. maybe a second

out of the 22 name suggestions, soggy sammy or rainy mcrain face are some of my favorites. >> i vote rainy mcreiain face. we just got off the phone with police, there's a truck at the entrance there at piper lane. that hit an overpass. they have pulled the truck out. piper lane there, that entrance at the manassas line is still blocked and several trains are not moving this morning. i'm not sure if that is why. orange and silver and blue lines could see possible restrictions. as far as travel times, no problem on 270 at the beltway, 66 or 95. listen to our friends on 103.5 f.m. in your car. >>> thank you. police say he's the reason for some nerve-racking moments on the national mall. but he is not in jail. what we are learning about the man who thought he poisoning. >>> and an about-face when it comes to geneticallyodified m >>> you need to pull it over, sir. we cannot keep doing this. someone is going to get hurt. you need to pull the vehicle over. >> new video coming into the newsroom right now. a man stole an ambulance and took off. before that happened, the man jumped out of a ho

a little cold up here with tony and sammy. they have jackets on. this low that brought us some shower activity yesterday, these well below normal temps continues here. that's tracking now towards southern california. the low clouds are still in place. we will be hard pressed to warm up over the next couple of days. inland areas on the cool side today. i can't see any breaks whatsoever. in fact, you have to go out far. low clouds made it out to the sacramento valley. so that's pretty impressive. if you like cool, grey weather, today and tomorrow probably to your liking. and what we are going to see over the next couple of days as we head into the holiday weekend though we will see warmer weather especially inland. it will just be warm. the coast dealing with the fog. coming up in 15 minutes, gasia, you are lucky because you will be interviewing this gentleman over here. >> this is barbecue bob. >> reporter: what is on the grill? >> slow smoked pulled pork. >> reporter: look at the bark on that. >> you know your barbecue terms. >> reporter: he is fro

. >> benny: i've dealt to diana ross, harry belafonte, sinatra, sammy davis. >> anthony: sinatra wasy: sinatra was class. >> anthony: really? >> benny: he was class. he was a gentleman. but those were the good days. but, it's nice now too. >> anthony: would you describe yourself as a degenerate gambler? >> erick: yeah, i definitely have been, i'm trying to move past that. we have a 2 year old at home. so i'm working in that phase. but i'll always have that gambling gear, there's no doubt about it. >> anthony: erick and erica lindgren are professional gamblers. poker players to be precise. it's routine for them to sit down to a game with a bankroll of half a million dollars. tonight? slightly smaller stakes. >> erick: hey benny, how do you like my chances? >> benny: good. good. >> erica: that's a trained answer. >> anthony: instead of actual poker, we're set up with a dumbed-down, for the camera version, of texas hold 'em. you play against the house. the odds, to say the least, are stacked against you. >> benny: oh here's a winner! here's a winner! yep, two pair. he's cutting up over

will eat the page on which this column is printed on sunday's post upon i have the confidence for the sammyney does. americans are better than trump. so, dana, did the voters disappoint you? what happened? >> no, brian, i don't think the voters disappointed me and i don't mean to sound defensive because i'm eating these delectable dishis and the same week he announced, this is a monster the republican created and he's not a joke and a flash in the pan. i do have faith in the voters generally and even in the republican primary voters and it was vindicated in the sense that he never got a majority of them. he got 38% overall and the others never really got one clean shot at him other than ted cruz and that was hardly a consensus candidate. so that's sort of my excuse and it was really the system that let us down more than the voters. i will double down and expect that the american voters will get it right in the end and they will reject trump and however, i want to see how my diej else works aft digestion works after i eat the column. i want to see how the body consumes the ink and apparently

he loves trucks, playing with his big brother sammy. >> he knows he is invincible.ows he went through a big battle. >> reporter: while still in the womb jacob was diagnosed with a treatable kidney problem that cleared up soon have after birth but his mother, stephanie insisted on follow-up ultra sounds. >> on june 23rd we were getting an ultrasound done and she saw tumor in his liver. and... sorry. >> reporter: a cancer, a blast tome, jacob was only nine months old. >> when you get the diagnosis the first thing you happies your world shrinks. >> reporter: they split their time between home and hospital as jacob went through chemo and surgery. marry ellen fitzgerald knows what that is like. hurley late sister tie and fitzgerald brought breast cancer for six years and had support of family and friend. >> they often had a lot of small gestures of kindness, home cooked meals, kid taken soccer practice. >> reporter: dianne and her family started breathing room foundation in 1997 to help families like the burnstein's, they were amazed when foundation volunteers, sent a hu

. >> i am sammy. i get in at 3:30 in the morning. >> my neighboring is mike. i come into work every day at 3:30 a.m., and it hurts. >> he has the best attitude. so many people ask, wow, you know, for those of you who work overnight or super early in the morning, how do you do it? is it horrible? we even like or love the schedule we are on. so many people have young families of their own, other obligations or interests during the day. so the overnight shift really tends to work for us. we very, very lucky. >> yeah. and you get off earlier, too. >> absolutely. so thank you. >> it does hurt sometimes. >>> on top of that, there is a new episode of "empire," which airs tonight at nine on ktvu. this is the second to last episode of the season. asarum of some of the new music you will hear. "mornings on 2: the 9" will be right back after this. . ♪ there's nothing like trying something new. especially when it comes to snacking. with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. and once you get a taste for of cr

. >> sam bradford speaks and so does his opponent, how sammy b is getting crushed for his trade demandsnd how long would you suspend this major leaguer for this bunch, baseball has made its decision, sports coming up ne >>> twenty yearsing ago sixers hit jackpot and they won the nba draft lottery and then took allen iverson number one overall. will they get a chance to pick another star? the answer comes tonight at 8:00, or, if you follow the dikembe motumbo the answer came hours ago, the former sixers tweeted congrats on the sixers on grabbing number one spot in the nba draft. dikembe has since deleted the tweet, nobody is supposed to know about this stuff. who knows if he knew. recapping our top stories now sam bradford addressed the media for the first time today since returning to the eagles. qb says demanding a trade was his agent's idea, most of his teammates aren't saying much but other players around the league are like seattle seahawks pro bowl defensive end michael bennet. >> let's just say sam bradford, i almost threw up. i can't believe sam bradford is talking about making 4

if you cannot drive 55, sammy hage air, you can get to 07 on parts of the turnpike and five state highwaysficials weighed factors such as crash histories and work zone. >>> all eyes on the radar this week. a lot of green out there sue will let us know when this will hopefully move out and been has your morning commute straight ahead. >>> it is heavy rain moving into parts of our area this is live radar of the left ape olde city the on the right. keep your umbrella handy. sue serio is tracking the storm and bob kelly has a eye on the roads. >>> two relatives rush to the hospital after an overnight shooting, one a 16 year-old boy. why police believe it was a random attack. >>> high school teacher charged with having sex, with one of her students. what police say happened at a dog park and in a classroom, while class was going on. >>> good day everybody it is may third, 2016. i'm chris murphy. hopefully lauren is somewhere dry, nice drink on the beach somewhere. >> well, that is not dry, but... >> yes. >> it is just ative rent way. >> yes. >> weather by the numbers, you know what, based on wh

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law, the lead witness which we were proud to have brought into the case was an elderly woman named sammylouise bates and she was born in mississippi. she remembered vividly tapping out the poll tax for her mother, she moved to chicago and detroit, went to college, worked her whole life, moved to texas and lives on social security now. two hours after the supreme court's as the voting rights act and its corporate protections were no longer needed texas passed this law or implemented the law and instantly 608,000 eligible voters on the books in texas suddenly were no longer able to vote and she was one of them and she gave testimony and was asked why didn't you just get your birth certificate? remember, she just lives on social security. she said i had to put $42 where that would do the most good. you can't eat a birth certificate. that was very powerful and the judge in that case ruled that this was in effect the poll tax but the very conservative court of appeals in federal courts, although upholding the ruling that it was illegal said no, the poll tax just means a poll tax. this very is