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big enough, with one sandwich.the poor boy sandwich was invented at the martin brothers grocers. two brothers originally streetcar conductors felt very sorry for those starving poor boys who were striking for a living wage, they set out with her french bread baker, an italian man to create a sandwich big enough to feed the whole family so they sketched out on a piece of brown paper, how long it has to be. instead of being a traditional -- they blunted the end, whoever got the end sandwich with and get the short end of the deal. the poor boy sandwich gets its name from the streetcar strike but there is a poor boy lobe, we do know how to bell and annunciate here. the poor boy loaf was a result of that. this is an awesome menu, on the menu here, since 1914. the owners were partners. and she and her husband john have been involved with a place here before. that is where she learned special preparation of the chicken, it was unique, the chicken was fried without any batter or coding, it is brown and fried. the potatoes

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the buddy of polish is said to do the best mortadella sandwich in town. locals will tell you there's a story behind the snack. focus or something that is a sandwich is a longstanding tradition in brazil under specially south policy is that people have been coming to this market for a long time to sell their goods. and they never had much time today they wanted everything fast. and one day a man came and asked for a sandwich. he was given one but he said it's too small. the chef was upset that he put more more more together in the sandwich and then said right and you go there and the man said that's just the size i want to. the sandwich costs the equivalent of four euro's that is one of brazil's most famous snacks. i love the bread the hot crafts is phenomenal and they mix if they meet with the senate right to meet oh yes i was obliged to say we come from a town a hundred and twenty kilometers away just to have lunch here all over the i'd recommend the sandwich to anyone who comes up loads of it while you think also it is. but you'd better have an appetite

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>> a hawk, just comes in to try to take the sandwich. >> a hawk?g. >> the speed. >> [ bleep ]. >> even in slow mo, that's basically a second. >> the slow mo, we see that he did not get the sandwich. >> he drops it, yeah. >> [ bleep ]. >> i'm so sorry, but, no, no, no. he got me good. >> now, from the hawk to a liar. maybe they're called liars because they pretend to be something they're not. >> it is basically like the special effects guy from police academy. >> or some sort of sci-fi movie laser fight. are they known to be mimics? >> liar birds have a talent for mimicking their environment, so maybe sometimes -- >> a battle. >> these people in australia were pretty thrilled to have caught that on video. and so are we. it is pretty rad. >> guy in the black jacket walking away has sold that bike to the dude in the red helmet. big day for both of them. guyouldn't even cross a street before crashing this bike, captured from multiple different angles on the security camera of this hone. the previous owner comes running out to assist the guy. i just don

>> a hawk just comes in to try to take the sandwich. >> the hawk?ng. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> even in slow mo, that's basically a second at some screen. >> in the slow mo, we see he did not get the sandwich. >> drops it. >>. yeah. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. i'm so sorry. he scratched me, got me good. >>> to a liar, maybe they're called liars because they pretend to be something they're not. >> it's basically like the special effects guy from "police academy." >> yes, or like some sort of sci-fi movie laser fight. are they known to be -- >> they actually do have a talent for mimicking their environment. so maybe -- >> yeah, there's a laser battle, obviously. >> these people in australia were pretty thrilled to have caught that on video. so are we because it's pretty rad. ♪ >>> there's a number of different ways to get your exercise in to be fit or use your fitness for a thrill. tall building here, this time in kazakhstan. >> nothing is going to inspire you to get the last chinup quite like hanging off the side of a building. >> this 27-year-old love

. >> it's been standing room only in a tiny sandwich shop in new orleans, ever since they were namedt new restaurant of 2017. we have a taste of the goods, at turkey and the wolf. >> turkey and the wolf has received accolades from publications like bonapetite, it's high praise for a joint that is only open for lunch. in the new orleans neighborhood known as the irish channel, hungry locals and tourists alike, both young and old, flock to the tiny building that houses turkey and the wolf. are they shocked when they see what it is? >> it's polarizes, some people are excited and some aren't. at the end of the day, if you leave feeling good, we did our job and you can have that at any restaurant. >> reporter: the options are limited, a handful of sunday wit -- a fannhandful of sandwiches and other things. >> they have posted all over facebook about this amazing collard green sandwich, like, endlessly posting about it and i said, i have to have that. >> the menu is simple. each dish crafted from scratch by the restaurant's owner mason and his had staff. >> it's been called stoner food, wh

>> jimmy: pastrami sandwich. >> steve: pastrami sandwich. some baron of beef, green goddess dressing. like a bunch of hard boiled eggs. lot of hard boiled eggs. [ light laughter ] tuna salad. >> jimmy: i usually get some chilled beef. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: with some green goddess dressing -- >> steve: green goddess dressing. then i'll also get some braunschweiger. and then, also, perhaps some liver pate. >> jimmy: this is a very delicious treat that also has peppercorn. >> steve: oh, i love peppercorn. >> jimmy: a random peppercorn in it. >> steve: hollow jack cheese. >> jimmy: say it again? >> steve: hollow jack cheese. >> jimmy: no, i ain't no hollow jack, girl. so sorry. [ cheers and applause ] [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, kanye west, for tweeting that you got rid of your phone to focus on your music, but still managing to tweet that you got rid of your phone to focus on your music. [ laughter and applause ] how -- just get rid of all of it, dude. >> steve: i don't get it. >> jimmy: just focus on the music. ♪ focus on the music the

don wagyu has three sandwiches on the menu with the cheapest price at around $35.elebrity chef wolfgang puck is launching a new menu at his new london restaurant. it's great to have you with us on "street signs." reading about this $185 stk sandwich it's surprising we're a business channel and we talk about consumers don't have the discretionary income to spend, but people are willing to dish out on $185 sandwich. >> sometimes you want to spend the money especially if you do well on finances in wall street. in our restaurant, you could have a steak for example, japanese beef, but you also can have like a hamburger made with the beef with the cuts or end cuts and you spend $28 or 28 pounds i think we have a better -- also in the setting which really is great. you know, i don't like to eat a sandwich like in five minutes and said, it was great i like to sit at a table with some comfort, enjoy a glass of wine and then have a good steak. >> that sounds like a great lunch. i want to bring in though, the industry, it's a difficult time for the industry high-profile numbe

big enough to feed an entire family with one sandwich. poor boy sandwich was invented at the martin brothers grocers. two brothers who were originally streetcar conductors felt sorry for those starving poor boys who were striking for a living wage. so they set out with their french bread baker, an italian man to create a sandwich big enough to feed the whole family. a piece of brown paper, how long that loaf would have to be ends one other innovation to it instead of being slightly pointed as traditional as that would be, whoever got the end cut of the sandwich wouldn't get the short end of the deal, the poor boy sandwich gets its name from streetcar strike and it is poor boy loaf, we know how to spell. poor boy loaf is the result of that. this is a special meal. it has been on the menu here since 1914. the second earners were partners, mme. and her husband john have been involved working for mme. whose place was here before it was two jack's. that is where she learned a special separation of chicken bonbons. it is unique, it was fried wi

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big enough to feed an entire family with one sandwich.he po' boy sandwich was invented at the martin brothers grocery. then he and clovis martin, two brothers who had originally been streetcar conductors felt very sorry for those starving poor boys who were striking for a living wage, so they set out with their french bread baker, an italian man to create a sandwich big enough to feed a whole family so they sketch out on a piece of brown paper just how long that both would have to be and they did one other innovationit. instead of it being slightly pointed as a traditional bag would be, they blunted the ends so that whoever got and the cut of the sandwich wodn't get the short end of the deal. so the sandwich gets its name from the streetcar strike and there is a poor boy low and we do know how to spell it. it's not po' boy but the po' boy logo was a result of that. this is an off the menu ecial meal at tujague's. this is been on the menu about 1914. the second ohat wner t tujague's were partners. and madame castor and her husband john had

>> garbage sandwich for sure. >> garbageha sandwich. >> it what it's called the garbage sandwich. >>, turkey, pulled pork, roast beef, bacon, barbecue sauce. >> that sounds, mozzarella, chedar and s cheese. >> funds of that sounds amazing. >> is the most popular items. >> we have our crabcake. >> tell us about your twist on the crabcake. >> our special crab sauce blend we make it blew wd quarter pound crabcak with rem mew laud sauce on the side. >> nice shrimp salad. >> bocked lunches. >> you are a specialty shop and do you serve wine but you don't -- we're a liquor store. >> we're not a liquor store. gourmet wine and beverage shop along with sandwiches all of our wines are likeca anle product you're not going to find at your traditional store. we handle upscale alcohol items. your bourbons and things again are really hot right now. >> if i were to come over to your restaurant and drink the ole bottle would youing okay sir time to get out of here. >> we would go ahead and smile at you and say do you need a ride? >> because that's the way we are. >> okay. i love the name blue tell me

drop the sandwich, and leave. >> it's like the elective device.tarted hearing, they're spying on you, listening to conversations, people push the wrong button. there is a jimmy john's like a block from the white house, i'm sorry you don't have it in new york. go there between live shots. the tuna country club sandwich. >> i don't have jimmy john's around, or a boyfriend. >> martha: but you're not crying on the couch every day. >> no. >> martha: thanks, good to see, happy 49sdz of july, have a great week. coming up next, there is news breaking in the biggest sports scandal in the united states history. texas prosecutors have now come to a decision about the karolyis. these families have waited for the remains of their loved ones for 65 years. now they're waiting for kim jong-un to make good on his word. their story next. >> i am optimistic that we will begin to have two opportunities, one to receive some remains in the not too distant future. greatness of an suv? is it to carry cargo... or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength... or its sign o

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which is donald's favorite sandwich according to melania. is that true? >> well, it's very good. i've never had meatloaf this good, but it's very good. >> aside from pardons, it was another whirlwind day of fast-breaking news from the president with no particular focus. the president wrote on twitter today, and this is important, that he never fired james comey because of russia. >> when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. >> the president had a big day today, went back on the attack against abc over roseanne. and prior to departing for texas and his meeting with loved ones from the latest mass school shooting there, he said, we're going to have some fun today. on the diplomacy front, the president also broke some important news on north korea. in an exclusive interview, he told reuters reporter steve holland onboard air force one that a nuclear deal may take more than one meeting with kim jong-un. and axios is reporting tonight that president trump pressure

>> first, i want to know is a hot dog a sandwich?. >> if they could get to the bottom of this if the hot dog is a sandwich, they would do a great service. hot dog is obviously a sandwich. do you remember when al gore was going to reinvent government. guy doesn't but maybe somebody remembers. >> martha: i remember. >> al gore was going to reinvent government. usually in the administration this is fluff and busy work. i'll quote our friend charles krauthammer when asked about the middle east peace not process he said the same thing. wake me when peace breaks out. so wake me when government is reinvented. >> martha: maybe so. but i have to say, you know, i live up here in new york. every time i come to washington, and i go around the blocks i still can't believe that the department of agriculture is an entire city block. there is four different entrances. department of education, enormous, guy. you just have to wonder as an american taxpayer when you look at all this, what the heck are they doing in there in all those little offices? >>

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a prince, a king, a gargantua among sandwiches.ring heap of protein is built out of steak, ham, bacon, cheese, hard-boiled egg, mayo, and garnishes. >> anthony: that's like a perfect sandwich. now last time i was here, i have to admit that after about six days, i would've killed somebody for a vegetable. i mean, i didn't see a single -- >> nacho: you're going to feel like that very soon. ♪ >> anthony: nacho, as he's called by nearly everyone, started his career at the age of 17 with the master of fire and burning wood, argentinian chef, francis mallmann and stayed with him for ten years before moving to the u.s. >> nacho: working for francis mallmann, i felt at home. they were just a bunch of outsiders that found a place where they belong, you know, finally this new culture and new flavors. >> anthony: how often do you come? >> nacho: every two years. >> anthony: and how long do you spend? >> nacho: i usually spend a week. >> anthony: why so little? >> nacho: we live in new york. you know what i'm talking about. any: yeah, i do. >>

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maybe a truth sandwich is the way to think about it.ny possible sort of answers for these challenges that the newsrooms are facing. i think the way you had it in the banner a minute ago saying he falsely claims the democrats are to blame and another way to address this head-on while not just repeating the lie. >> brian stelter, thank you so much. we appreciate it. brian is not going anywhere. >> what did he say? a truth sandwich? >> he did! >> very interesting. very interesting. remember, you can catch brian stelter on "reliable sources" at 11:00 a.m. eastern here on cnn. >> cnn political commentator david jacobson and john thomas is with us here. let's talk about what he just said here, gentlemen. dave, how do you deal with a president who does not tell things factually to people who need to know how to vote? >> i think brian is on to something. i think a truth sandwich, perhaps, could be a good approach. i don't think you can't report on the lies but i think you start with the truth. the fact of the matter is the president with these

this is precisely the way this sandwich was meant to be eaten. >> anthony: yeah.remarkably unusual for the music industry on remarkably lenient views on uh music sharing. your pricing structure as a producer is you know somewhat against the grain of the usual business model. and you were not living in la or new york living on a mountaintop, uh, peeing on the, uh, you know peeing downwards from a great height. what are you, some kind of a communist? what's the problem? >> steve: well, i have a healthy suspicion of capitalism as a method. i feel like, you know, left unchecked, capitalism is kind of a cultural sociopathy like for a business to be successful in capitalist terms, it has to do the best possible job of exploiting everyone that it's -- that it does interaction with. the endgame of capitalism is that everything is crappier and crappier and people are more and more exploited, and i have a healthy suspicion of that. so i feel like the social model that i'm comfortable with, it suits my business practices, which is that we're all in the same game. we're all t

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i don't like mayo on my sandwiches. i don't like mustard on my sandwiches.hese restaurants. >> let me ask you a question. >> i know you like aioli. >> i have a question for you. are you secretly 85? >> no. >> that's what you sound like. you sound like the 85-year-old in a brooklyn diner who is like, what is aioli sauce? i'm angry. >> look, i go to a restaurant. i just want options. can you put the aioli sauce on the side? why is it already embedded in my sandwich? i go to these nice spots. >> do you think it's a conspiracy? >> no. it's just cats like him and cats like you that really like aioli sauce, i never heard of it up until five years ago. >> can i say something and i've never had to say this on the show before? >> what? >> you don't know me like that. you're trying to say that i'm like artisanal. you don't know me like that. i'm a snickers guy. i keep it real simple. who needs to fallback, stretch? >> wow, i think our former mayor, rudy giuliani, needs to fall back. can i amend that to a crawl-back? yeah, i mean his re-emergence on the national stage

today there was a portugal sandwich and a spanish sandwich competing at the concession stand. we'll probably from live entertainment at some point. as we look at how the demand is shaping up, we'll keep adding more things. we have no idea what to expect. >> in san jose. >>> okay. our sister station is your home for the coverage. beginning at 2:00 a.m. the big match iceland and argentina. featuring super-star messy. >> yeah. >> i'm trying to learn from you. let's go to dodger stadium if l.a. rivalry giants take on the dodgers in minutes. watch it here. because of the game we have programming changes. american ninja warrior and will air. don't forget our special bay area revelations champions of baseball will air right after the giants dodger game. right here. i'm not going to miss that. >> final word. >> nice weekend coming our way. we get the morning fog tomorrow. sun for the afternoon. increase cloud cover on sunday. temperatures in the 70s. we warm up throughout next tuesday, wednesday and thursday. into the upper 80s. not bad for june. >> not bad at all. thanks so much. tha

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a new restaurant opening up in new york will offer a sandwich for $180.makes it so special it's just a little square of beef, sourced from a single high-trend japanese farm that sends only five cows to america each month, apparently all of them ending up on a little panko bread. also served with fries for 180 bucks. >> we have been here before. >> is it possible a flight from new york to london in two hours or l.a. to tokyo in three? >> cool. hope so. >> boeing has unveiled a rendering of a hypersonic plane, traveling at mach 5. a plane of this type would probably take decades of research and development unless you supply your significant brainpower to the project. >> i will not. we had to make an unscheduled landing in heathrow, united did a great job. united handled it well we parked right next to the concord. you think what happened, 40 years ago we were going i'm sonic, supersonic, why did we go backwards in air travel? >> have you seen the hand maids' tail it's possible to go back in many more ways. >>> still ahead -- we'll get a check on housing and

here and sometimes do not even get a meal and sometimes when we do it is a peanut butter or jelly sandwich? >> i think the people who are just waiting here, through the rain and the snow under their skin and they cannot take it any longer. by now,ings are passed it will agitate for change. they should not have to wait too long. >> we have been waiting 450 years. antiviolence, but violence will have to happen. for washington and the country down. people where there whole life and tradition has been around violence and suppressing other people and they will continue to do this. justice.t we want justice. [applause] we want abernathy up here. [singing] [chanting] >> try it did keep the doors open. the door is not opened and it has never been open for any of us. back on the curb, let us go. this man is under arrest, do not try to interfere. you are under arrest. come with me. you are under arrest. policeman, no policeman. no policeman is over me. over me. afraid, i willbe be buried in my grade. lord.me to my >> are all of them on the case here you go -- yup --? >> we have the white liberals ou

practice especially in countries where legislation this week the result about fifty percent of a sandwich or nurse the world's beaches will never reach the sea. the coastline like many other environments it's like the earth was always thought so big so vast that we couldn't have an impact on it we built a dam for water or electricity which is a good thing but downstream there's no more sand so somehow we have to figure out how to bring all those things back into balance by taking some conscious steps to try to reduce the impacts of those things we're doing as a civilization. on the. green after green beaches slowly erode victims of decades of human interference. if you read the rising level. you get an ecological time bomb. to see right it's just going to happen a lot more quickly without saying. but it's not going to stop there it's going to take out hit all half of manhattan and it's going to this could take our cities as well it's going. keep coming. the sand is our barricade and we have to understand that. in the middle of the indian ocean sand is a matter of life and death. on the. s

sandwiched between poland and lithuania, kaliningrad has a complicated history.rly konigsberg, it was part of germany and heavily bombed during world war ii, until it was seized by stalin. but while once a symbol of russia's long simmering tension with the west, it's now putting its best face forward for putin's world cup. translation: it is the most western part of the russian federation, our little enclave of europe. it is a very beautiful city. i'm confident that any visitor will fall in love with kaliningrad and certainly visit us once more. england's visit is turning into a head—scratcher, though. it looks like coming second in the group could offer a more favourable draw in terms of travel and opposition. so what will gareth southgate do? we want to breed a mentality that everybody in our squad wants to constantly win. we have not won a knockout game since 2006. why we are starting to plot which would be a better venue for our semifinal is beyond me, really. commentator: jesse lingard! jesse lingard! england's performances so far have certainly got people t

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she makes a great sandwich. in response, last week "the other six countries signed a sharp condemnation of the president's tariffs." "yes, a sharp condemnation. and if you do not stop zee tariffs, we will send you a pointy disagreement. pokey, poke, poke!" the ( laughter ) the rift-- the rift is so big that some allies are calling the summit, "the g6 plus one." "hold on, nobody told me there was going to be math. i'm out of here." ( applause ) math fans. math. people love math jokes. plus, trump says he is diametrically opposed on many key issues with his counterparts and does not want to be lectured by them. those nerds from europe are insufferable. "well, actually, mr. trump, free trade is good for everyone. global warming is destroying our planet, and a bidet is not a drinking fountain. but do go on let me get my iphone." ( laughter ) and it's not just the tariffs. this time it's personal. "trump has griped periodically both about german chancellor angela merkel, as well as british prime minister theresa may,

and then you go to work, eat a sandwich, what other people eat a sandwich, reflect on the sad teed yumreness. you go back to work, you sit down at your desk, oh, peanut guy! you call a friend, dude, it's me -- that's the other thing, you had to wait to check your messages at the end of the day. remember the machines? you call a friend, hey, dude, it's me, peanut guy, he invented peanuts. peanut oil, peanut butter, three names. if you're there, pick up. i'm okay. call me back. then hang up. then maybe you finish work, drive home, go to a video store -- right, remember video stores? it was a better world then because there was still shame in porn. >> stephen: the curtain. if you wanted to watch porn you had to rent it from someone you knew so you had to make a decision. oh, it's that girl, i'm not going to go in the back and rent filth from her. you check yourself. not like today, home alone tumbling down an endless hole of filth, no moral compass, no tethers. so you get home from work, look at the machine, there's one right, beeping, i got a message! so exciting! you hit the play button