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>> o.k., well, i'm gonna make you a grilled sandwich. so i've just got a nice piece of french bread here, i'm gonna put on a little ham and some cheese and some tomatoes and the top. now i like to brush it with just a little bit of olive oil, which is very healthy for you, and we'll pop that right in there. >> hey, this is like a panini. >> and that'll cook in just about five minutes, so we'll set that timer. and over here, i'm gonna make two sandwiches at once, so i've got the divider in. now, you like wraps? >> yeah! >> this is pastrami, so i'm gonna put a little bit of mustard on it first. you can use the different color tortillas, the red and the green tortillas-- just lay that on there. [both talking at once] and some swiss cheese. >> sure, pastrami and swiss. >> you can't have pastrami without pickles, right? all you do is fold in the sides and roll it up. now, don't try to miniaturize the food because this has got plenty of room and you've got a nice deep well, top and bottom. >> and it's got the hinged lid, so it'll raise up. >>

and the sandwich was born. the hamburger is the most popular sandwich in the u.s., but susie, this week mcdonald's rolled out a nationwide launch of the mcrib sandwich. coincidence? i doubt it. >> susie: i don't know, but you're making me really hungry. >> tom: just in time for dinner tonight. that is "nightly business report" on this wednesday, november 3rd. thanks for joining us, have a great evening, you, too, susie. >> susie: good night, tom, and good night, everyone. hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> more information about investing is available in "nightly business report's" video. to order this dvd, call 1-800- play-pbs or visit online at shoppbs.org. >> be more. pbs.

a new orleans po-boy is that sandwich. the new orleans po-boy preservation society says that as a symbol of the city's resurgence, the endangered sandwich must be saved. later on sunday morning. >> osgood: also on menu mo rocca does brunch. bobby flay sings the praises of pumpkins. allen pizzey tastes golden pasta. rita braver gets the pretzels while mary peterson brings the beer. but first president obama is back in washington after a two- day nato summit in portugal. among other issues, leaders discussed afghanistan. for the first time the president said he wants american troops out of there by the end of 2014. al qaeda of the arabian peninsula in its on-line magazine is outlining a new strategy of small scale attacks like those in unsuccessful attempt on two u.s. cargo planes. the editors call that foiled plot operation hemorrhage. at the site of that coal mine blast in new zealand they're preparing to drill a small hole through hundreds of feet of rock, first steps in hopes of finding 29 missing miners alive. a profess

they would carry around something they called a "ham sandwich," and they would plant that "ham sandwich at the scene of officer-involved shootings. did you ever hear anything about that? >> nope. that's not on my radar. nothing about that. like i said, that investigation was done under chief riley's watch. >> i mean, over time... i mean, this was handed down. >> as i'm telling you, i mean, you know, i don't really recall ever having those type of conversations. i'm telling you straight up. >> when was the first time you ever heard the term "ham sandwich?" >> in that bill of information. >> you never heard of a "ham sandwich" before then? >> never heard. within nopd, you have several different cultures as well. and that was a culture i was not a part of. i had never heard that before. >> a short while ago, a federal grand jury returned an 11-count indictment charging five individuals... >> narrator: federal indictments in the henry glover case were handed up in june. >> ... former nopd officers, three current nopd officers with... >> narrator: it had been over two years since reporter a.

sandwich u. home of the fat sandwich, more than a dozen bulging concoctions that boggle the mind and fill the belly. >> our famous one, the doboy, the fat doboy. the mountaineer. >> reporter: on george's recommendation, i chose the fat doboy. it's cheese steak beef, two chicken fingers, two mozzarella sticks, jalapenos, ketchup, mayo and french fries. all inside of a sandwich. next up, shakespeare's pizza parlor where the mizzou tigers are king of this jungle. hungry students come here for the pizza. >> we're throwing a pizza party. we're trying to keep that attitude going on. we're trying to have fun while we're working. the customers pick up on that. and here we are. >> reporter: i ordered a pizza with everything on it. the verdict? really, really good. next stop, ol stuga in tiny, lindsborg, kansas. this is the best college bar in town. and it's not just because it's the only bar in town. ol stuga is swedish for ale house. it was established by swedish immigrants. and it's home to bethany coll

: after sandwich. >> tuna. >> reporter: after sandwich. >> you got it down. >> reporter: just when iit's time to wrap sandwiches. meagan is making fun of my wrapping skills. a process i just couldn't master. they won't let me do it anymore. the goal at panera, to make every order from scratch, in less than two minutes. >> kima? >> reporter: are you kima? >> where is kima? i have no clue. >> reporter: i'm getting worried. today, we made 250 sandwiches, helping feed 415 customers. we did it. it's quitting time. but remember, this is only grace's first job. it's 1:00. and we still have ten hours to go. did you ever think that you'd be one of those people that would be holding down two jobs? >> not really. growing up, i really thought, you know, i'd go to college. i'd get a job possibly as a teacher. and i'd, you know, make it and be happy. >> reporter: are there times when you hit a brick wall? >> i'll go home. and i'll just sit there and hug my pillow and cry because i'm working so hard. and sometimes it feels like a dead end. but when that bill gets paid, and i have, you know, a coupl

sandwich u. is home of the fat sandwich, one of the many bulging concoctions that boggle the mind. george's recommendation, i chose the fat doboy. two chicken fingers. two mozzarella sticks. catchup, mayo and french fries. next up, shakespeare's pizza parlor where the mizzou tigers are king. hungry students come here for the pizza. >> we're throwing a pizza party. we're trying to have fun while we're working. the customers pick up on that. and here we are. >> reporter: i ordered a pizza with everything on it. the verdict? really, really good. next stop, ol stuga in tiny, kansas. this is the best bar in town. ol jrs stuga is home to deathny college. the signature dish is called the brent nelson. polish sausage, covered with two slices of cheese. microwaved and topped with barbecue sauce. very good. a lot of cheese. our final stop, new orleans. and camellia grill. close to tulane and loyola universities. it's been serving up burgers and heaping omelets to students and locals since 1946. >> everybody loving that grub? >> reporter: marvin day has worked hire for the last 20 years. he c

a 25year -old new haven, connecticut man shot twice after buying a sandwich at the deli was so hungry he decided to go home and eat his sandwich before going to the hospital. >> he was leaving the deli and when he was leaving one bullet hit him if the left leg and the other in the groin. his injuries were not life- threatening. >> after he finished his sandwich he must have asked his dad to take him to the hospital. >> no one in the house noticed blood and said what happened. >> i'm feeling the gunshots weren't as dramatic as they sound. couldn't have been. >> moving along. >>> drives beware, apparently the end of the red light amnesty period has just about come and gone. the largest retail chain has thrown a monkey wrench in the world of on-line shopping. [ man ] are you aware that verizon fios brings fiber optics to your home and cable doesn't? yes. -i read that. -i do know that. yes, but there's a contract. at verizon, they want you to have a two year contract. i've got commitment issues. no one likes to be tied down. [ man ] so if they didn't lock you into a term contract, you'd c

you could say the same thing that any classifier could classify a ham sandwich. but to do that, you need two pieces of bread and a piece of ham. it is the same thing for classification. even though the standards are relatively minimal, there are standards that have to be met. one of the things that i am constantly chagrined at is how often i encountered agencies simply asserting classification, and even more distressing is one other branches of the government, be it judicial or the legislature, just automatically defer to that assertion without saying, wait a minute, executive branch, you have your own standards. >> speaking of the ham sandwich, it is it true -- we heard early this morning -- that even sometimes the newspaper articles get -- is that possible under the classification standards? if so, how? >> microphone died. >> do you hear me at the podium? >> yes. >> so is it possible that a newspaper article would be classified? i hope the answer is no, but if it is yes, then how? >> that is one of the standards of classification, that the information must be o

. >> i think that and the rotting food smell because after you get the mayo sandwiches for the tenth time and you smell the rotting milk, you can't eat. and they only fed us sal lalds and fruits for awhile. >> reporter: without power, there were no fridges to keep the food fresh. no way to cook hot food either. and, no place to dispose of the food rotting in the kitchen. >> it was solid sandwiches they would put anything they could possibly have inside two pieces of bread. and, so, i don't think i want to have anymore sandwiches or salad for awhile. >> reporter: as soon as the toilets started working again, the mood lifted. >> one family big family got all in their formal outfits clothes and everything and put on life jackets on top of their gowns and once they opened up the bars and so that kind of lightened the mood. >> reporter: that was my next question. >> they kept music plays. >> only for beer and wine for free. >> all you could drink. >> reporter: joey and stacie headed straight to the airport today, where stacie's dad met them with a basket of treats. >> way to go. >> report

. >> we had sandwiches, lots of sandwiches. >> sandwiches and salad.nk we lost ten pounds. >> first cruise i ever lost weight. never seen hot dog sandwiches and green bean sandwiches. >> power went out, no power. no flushing toilets. we're kind of improvising, when the water came on, we used our sink to take showers, sponge baths. >> i'm not sure i'll ever go on a cruise again. >> they actually openedthe bar and were giving everybody free alcol which i think helped a lot. made everybody happy. >> you'll remember pop tart and spam were flown in the navy and coast guard by tuesday to help with the food situation. that's as mexican tug boats pulled the ship int san diego. carnival says a crank case on one of those six diesel generator split. that caused the fire. the cruise line is issuing refunds for this cruise and free cruises in the fute for all the passengers. >> they called it a smelly mess. were they complaining more abo the smell of the smoke, the sewage or of each other from not having showered? >> i would imagine all of the ove, barbara. >> i kn

. >>> volunteers from project feed passed out sandwiches to the homeless in the ten kerr -- tenderlointoday. it's open to people of any faith. they get together to give their time and money to help those in need. >> important to me because it's a way for me to give back to the community i'm in. it helps me out spiritually, mentally. it's a benefit to me and also a benefit to the people around me. >> alan: the volunteers gave out 600 sandwiches near the church. the group delivers food to the homeless once a month. >>> st. anthony's kicked off its 23rd annual curbside donation drive. the foundation will serve 4,000 turkey dinners but needs to collect 100 turkeys reach day to serve everyone. today donation valets gathered 88 turk yes. st. anthony's is asking people to give warm clothing and dried or capped bulk food. they get 70% of their denations in november and december each year. it's been helping the needy for 60 years. >>> the latest figures show this could be a better holiday shopping season for retailers. mastercard says during the first two weeks of november spending on clothes,

. >>> and, savory sandwich.rom insomniac kitchen. >> it's the blfgt. >> our chef's satisfying early morning snack. it's tuesday, november 16th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i'm hungry. another day we get to eat. >> yes. >> i'm excited. >> it's a fried green bacon lettuce -- i guess tomato's covered. fried green tomato bacon lettuce -- >> a southern place. >> barbecue place. it's delicious. you're going to want to stick around for this one. it is surprisingly easy to do fried green tomatoes. you can do that alone without the sandwich. >> good morning, everybody, i'm rob nelson. >> i'm vinita nair. >> how close is too close when it comes to those new airport security measures? as we head into the busy thanksgiving travel week, some people are complaining that pat-downs and full-body scans are too intimate. >> even flight crews are now speaking out against the new measures, which some are calling a virtual strip search. john hendren has the government's response now from washington. good morning,

austin collie is sandwiched between three players.ocked unconscious and had to be taken off-the- field on a back board. the latest on collie was that he awas alert in the locker room and had no loss of motor moment and fines and suspensions coming. >> colts with a last chance, but peyton manning is picked off by samuel and both teams 5- 3 after philly's 26-23 win. >>> some golf to settle at san francisco's harding park. we'll tell you about that wh when i found out i had cancer, i was so scared. i couldn't get a grasp. i felt very out of control. i'm very grateful for them being there and making me feel safe and important. i'm so happy to be alive. i got my hair back. announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. for more stories, visit sutterhealth.org. . >>> the warriors hoping to get a five-game road-trip off to agood start in detroit, but hurt themselves down the stretch. golden state looking for their first win on the road. david lee with the assist to ellis and ellis led the warriors with 24. wright added 19. warriors lead by 3

unbelievable. >> a good sandwich. >> must have been a good sandwich. >> when you're hungry, you're hungry. mr. roker, we're looking like we're going to have a great weekend. >> looks spectacular here along the east. but our friends in the midwest, not so much. we have got a line of showers and thunderstorms, this part of a slow moving system. behind it much colder air being dragged into the upper midwest from wichita falls up to minneapolis, we're talking one to two inches of rain and then over the next 48 hours, we have got winter storm watches in effect from storm lake iowa all the way up into minnesota. snowfall amounts anywhere from four to eight inches of snow with some areas minneapolis will see a few inches at least, maybe some northern suburbs may see up to eight inches of snow before it's all o >> it's all about blood of sunshine and above normal temperatures. lower-to-mid-sixties for the daytime high. 64 on >> and that's our your latest weather. >>> it's been almost six months since the disappearance of kyron horman. kate snow is joining us with the latest. >> these six months h

next to the sandwiches and chips are a constitution. police and firefighters are honored and so is the menu. >> the recipes were given to us by the westchester firefighters. each month we will feature a sandwich recipe from one of the local firefighters. >> we are told the democrats also enjoy eating at the gop. everybody is welcome at the gop. >> i bet. it's 5:26 right now. back in the bay area, the giants plane touching down early this morning and the fans were out early to see them come home. we will take you back live to the park where the mayhem is happening. >> getting your hands on world series merchandise. the giants were wearing shirts and hats celebrating their win. how to get some coming up next. >>> and a commute. look at the golden gate bridge moving across nicely. we will check the bridges, by ways and get youif out thhe's the door wif that's where you are headed. come on in, and i'll give you a free quote. quote and compare in about 8 minutes. now, that's progressive. call or click today. she's against banning assault wea

of them were taking all of the meat out of the sandwiches.ked up toilets, cold showers in the dark, what was the worst for you? >> you know, i was disappoint disappointed -- i was planning this trip with a group from church. it was a church event. and it was -- i don't wish this experience on anyone, john, but i was disappointed, oh, my goodness, why is this happening? why now? but i'm so thankful that we're all alive. i give god praise that we made it out okay, because it could have been so much worse. and the fact that we were all able to walk away and this is not an interview regarding search and rescue. i was very pleased that the uss reagan was there. we were accompanied by submarines, the coast guard was there, the mexican navy was there. so that made us feel very special for lack of a better choice of words. but we were just very pleased with the outcome. the crew was phenomenal. carnival did an excellent job taking care of the passengers. and again, i'm just thankful to be alive. so regardless of what we did eat or did not eat, we're

i love a chick-fil-a sandwich. it is so yummy. >> a year's supply at $260, that doesn't sound very expensive. >> it's fast food. >>> we're dealing with the aftermath of the overnight storm. wind damage, trees down in fairfax couny, stafford county, district of columbia and washington county had one-inch hail. right now the radar is thankfully mostly rain free. storms are long gone. we see a blob of blue in frederick county, maryland. few lingering showers on the eastern shore. look at the rainfall totals we had. quite a bit of rain fell yesterday west of interstate 95, over an inch to two inches in many locations. washington had .06. prince george's had half an hour. quarter inch fell in southern maryland. temperatures are rather balmy. we're in the 50s all the way to the atlantic beaches. and the temperatures in the mountains as well on the mild side this morning. generally speaking compared to what they have seen previously this fall. it's now above freezing there. over the last 12 hours, all this storminess from

. >> this is gross, salads and sandwiches. beef sandwich autos getting around the dark ship without working elevators, also challenging. >> i felt bad for elderly people. people that had physical limitation autos two elderly passengers left the ship by ambulance. their conditions unknown. carnival cruise lines is offering a full refund and a free cruise later on. officials declined to say how this has damaged the company. >> this is hard to sfek spek you'll yait. >> this veteran of cruises says she'll be back. >> oh, sure. it was a great adventure. >> and there is one positive passenger. one complaint, no hot coffee on board. the shich will remain here in san diego to undergo retears and the national transportation safety board will begin its investigation into the fire that caused this nightmare cruise in the first place. >> and now back now to our top story. these are people marching and protesting over the death of derek jones on monday night outside of an oakland barber shop that was a response to a domestic violence call.

california restaurant owner has reinvented the sandwich. >> doing it with one half el.y everything comes on a one half el. he says there are 2 different kind of batter. one sweep. the other savory. one particular item on the menu the classic cheeseburger on one half el instead of bun. >> like a one half el taco a little bit and if he number nell. this is genius between 2 one half el. >> unbelievable. you want one? the fichlt can you hear his artery screaming. >> people come from miles away to try the gourmet one half el sandwichp. >> i'm sure they are good. everybody wants to mess with a sandwich these days. >> is that butter or mayonnaise. >> good lord either way not good for you filling in the good for you filling in the nook and .

sandwiches probably for dinner the next day.n't want to go out for brunch, the lines are too long. we will make an easy turkey hash. >> a new item. >> easy. >> we have some grape seed oil. if you've got canola that's fine. >> olive oil? >> you can. grape seed oil. put some onions in there. >> okay. we are going to get those started. you hear a nice sizzle. >> i've got some apples an some garlic that we are going to throw in next. >> you can put those in. >> okay. granny smith apples. >> left overapples like red delicious from your pies use them. don't run to the store today. relaxing after shopping. >> can't move after that meal. >> we are using a nonstick pan. we can use all of our professional tools. metal goes right in here. >> really? >> no chemical coating. that's what we are trying to get away from. nonstick. our favorite pan in the kitchen. seasoning. >> just a little bit of salt there. >> little bit of salt and pepper. throw in the turkey. sweet potatoes. >> diced up turkey here. >> we are teaching this class. we have go

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and did passengers really live on spam sandwiches? >>> plus, the first reviews are in of the tablet that promises to rival apple's ipad. >>> overseas stock markets are tumbling this morning on fears that china will take more steps to slow its economy. and ireland may need a bailout. tokyo's nikkei average fell 1.4% today. meanwhile, hong kong's hang seng is down sharply. and in london, the ftse is down big in early trading. on wall street the dow fell 74 points yesterday. and the nasdaq dropped 23 points. >>> boeing has not said when its test fleet of 787 dreamliners will take flight again after its latest setback. the company says is a fire on one of those planes earlier this week was caused by an electrical panel, which then spreads into surrounding insulation material. the 787 is already nearly three years behind schedule. >>> a sign of the times this morning from the quickly-evolving media industry. the 80-year-old "newsweek," is announcing it is merging with the 2-year-old website "the daily beast." "kne "newsweek" sold for a dol

. >>> when you look at a sandwich what do you see l some see it as a midday snack between meal munchingigh fat high calorie fare on the menu it's becoming harder for its to draw the line as kelly swoope tells us that has nutrition experts a little concerned. >> reporter: like most of us packed. >> i'm working 7 days a week and going to work as well. i snack just about every day whether it's in place of a meal or in between sw$meals. >> reporter: dominic is the only one nashing in between meals. daily snacking is on the rise as busy americans grow short on time and need to grab on the every day. but now it's about 97%, among children about 98%. >> reporter: the problem from small or snack size entrees and desserts to popular side dishes the line between a snack and a meal increasingly blurry. >> even if it's a small sandwich they are considering that asymptomatic. and they are eating 24/7. that's really because all this fare is increasingly available. >> reporter: often at low prices. at fast food restaurants across the country dollar menu deals among popular snack items. take these sna

i will make the sandwich right now. >>> coming up on cbs 5 at 5:00, how about a naughty and nice list? which companies are making it harder and which are making it easier to return items? that is coming up at 5:00 with a whole lot more tonight. and not even thanksgiving, right? but it is already looking like christmas in the east bay. this is the tree going in. at jack london square. 55 feet tall. it went in this morning. this red fir actually came from mount shasta not too far to the north and what a rain it took to get it in -- what a crane it took to get it in place. and now it gets to be decorated and the big ceremony will be friday, december 3 to light it up. >> wow. >> we're already skating, right? >> oh, yes, the ice skating rinks are open. >> skating and skiing. six feet of snowfall in the sierras. >> so if you want to head up, i would head up early today, or wednesday. and late tonight, it will be a little treacherous. >> be prepared. i was going to say because the roads are treacherous. >> chains are required. >> it is not easy to get up there. and if it is easy to get up, i

. >>> coming into the end of this, i got sandwiched in about a half hour ago by police and riot gear, kicked down a little fence, and started writing then started writing for make sure my marriage. and after that happened, it seems the police department is dictating the way that they go because every intersection we go to, these protesters were marchers are rather running into other law enforcement jurisdictions, and basically pushing them down the street, so maybe they have a plan as to where these guys are going to go instead of the marchers having a plan. >>> earlier about a half-hour ago we did the damage being done, these guys jumping on cars and smashing windows, and that kind of stuff, but since they got sandwiched and on east denton and second, the dimmest has kind of stopped at least from my perspective. >> mike, what i was being seeing from news chopper to live is backing up what you are saying because we can get a much wider view of what is going on in the area. i see a couple of streets completely blocked off with winds of police cars with their lights on and from what we

. >> how is the sandwich? >> i didn't have a sandwich yet. >> are you going to run again?run for what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so, that was -- quite a party, it looked like. by the way, i should mention, that man, alvin greene, got 358,000 votes and one doughnut. maybe my favorite candidate this season was a guy named jimmy mcmillan who ran for governor of new york. >> rent. it's too damn high. >> jimmy: he got 40,000 votes. 40,000 people voted for him. in fact, this -- the outgoing governor of new york, david paterson, also voted for jimmy, but he did it by accident. he's -- he thought he was killing a bug. i'll miss him, too. i'm going to miss schwarzenegger, the blind guy -- this morning, thousands of marijuana enthusiasts went to the polls to support proposition 19, which would decriminalize marijuana use in california. unfortunately for them, the election was yesterday, so it didn't -- prop 19 -- [ applause ] it didn't pass. and as you probably know, when something marijuana-related doesn't pass, that's called bogarting. pot smokers are so sad today. if only there were

a man in connecticut shot twice at a deli but went home to eat a sandwich before going to the hospitalh he and the sandwich are being called heros. >> tonight jimmy welcomes harry potter star daniel rat cliff and quincy jones, that's "late night with jimmy fallon" 12:35 on your local nbc station. >>> time for your entaintment news. family power spoke at the weekend box office. earning the animated 3-d comedy "megamind" top spot for the second straight weekend. for weeks there have been virtually no films for younger audiences. until "megamind" and families filled the theaters again to the tune of $30 million. $90 million in just two weeks. stifled by "megamind" and others, denzel washington's usual box office mojo couldn't push the debut of "unstoppable" past second place with $23.5 million. another opener, the invading aliens of "skyline" managed fourth with just under $12 million. and the debut of "morning glory" starring harrison ford struggled into fifth with less than $10 million. >>> touchdown for jessica simpson. she's engaged to former nfl player eric johnson. and tmz reports t

. >> no more sandwiches, please. >> reporter: as passengers got off into a crowd of cameras and reporters, they told how early monday morning the ship trembled and lost all its power. >> it actually felt like an earthquake, and everything just started shaking and rumbling, and i turned to mark and i said, "this is not right." >> reporter: the smell of smoke began to fill the huge ship. >> they just said there was lots of smoke, lots of smoke but no fire. >> reporter: chris harlan grabbed his video camera as smoke poured out, apparently from the engine room. >> that can't be good. >> reporter: passengers were told to evacuate their rooms but an announcement over the ship's p.a. system tried to be reassuring. >> there's really no need to be by the life boats. >> reporter: life on board was transformed from luxurious to lousy. was it an adventure or it was terrible? >> it was camping on the ocean and i hate camping. it started smelling like rotten milk. people were hording. we went for breakfast and they grabbed fruit and boxes of cereal because we didn'ted to stand in line for lunch. >> rep