>> probably not. >> i've never had a samuel adams beer. >> i have.t's pretty good. >> i haven't drank beer since 1990. >> you really tear it up, don't you? >> peanut gallery in here. >> a pickle company finds itself in a pickle after a rhode island woman takes it on for its offensive name. >> she was shocked at the name kosher dill midgets. her 10-month-old daughter has dwarfism so she launched a blog protested in a youtube video and then contacted company. the company said it has decided to change the name of the pickles. >> it was really educating. getting the word out about this and seeing a word that is so hurtful used in such a benign fashion, it is hard for a parent. >> she says the fight is not over as she is working to have the word minutette removed from all other products. -- the word midget removed from all other products. >> the wizards hit the court for the first time since the all-star break. dave ross is back with his serving of this morning's sports breakfast. >> always fun when dave is in the house.  >>> right no

no. 5, soon you'll be able to buy samuel adams beer in a can. the company said it would never do it, but founder jim cook spent two years and a million dollars inventing a special can that he claims eliminates the metallic taste in most cans. no. 4, think twice before drinking caffeinated beverages while pregnant. it could increase the odds of having a low birth weight baby or extending pregnancy. doctors advise pregnant women not to exceed two cups of coffee a day or 200 milligrams of caffeine. no. 3, strapped for cash? the postal service is getting into the clothing business. it will release a line of apparel and accessories this fall called rain, heat and snow featuring apparel that uses technology to create smart apparel also known as wearable electronics. no. 2, traffic deaths in the u.s. surged last year. there were about 36,000 deadly crashes. that's up from nearly 35,000 in 2011. it's the first time in seven years traffic deaths have gone up. officials believe the improving economy and mild winters could be why more people are driving. n