lab tests came back positive for spaghetti o's.al counsel for missing her kids birthday and losing her job while she was behind bars. >> 45 year old michael whittington's toffee smile he didn't he'll seem to be arrested for robbing a bang last week. he escaped on the light rail train. officers caught him a few blocks away he's facing a robbery charge. >> a california man says he's lucky to be alive tonight after plunging 30 feet into a mine shaft. ears a look at some of the photos of his rescue. investigators say believe that the 70 year old driver hit a tree stump and ended up falling into the shaft. rescuers had had to use a special harnessing system to lift him to safety. >> one strand of barbed wire was holding it up. >> he was very happy to be out of the hole. it was dark and cold down there. >> firefighters say bashed wire survives mineshafts so people don't fall in. it stopped the vehicle but the money man managed to topple in any way. he has cuts and bruises but he'll be just fine. >> people going in and out of a california

i did not like getting a spaghetti facial while you are waiting for the spaghetti to bend to your willu look all sweaty. and all the stoneware and the pots and pans. i work with meyer corporation to produce them for me. it is not like i am a spokesperson. i want them to serve a function. spoons that don't need a spoonrest -- and they're all practical. is it the largest value in that category? >> a lot of chefs will have a producer go get what is called market goods somewhere in china, and they will bring them back and put their name on them and that is all right. >> who are you talking about when you say that? >> there's a lot of people out there that you can see on qvc. if they are selling $110 collections of pots, they are doing it because it is a quick way to capitalize on their recognition factor. that is a fast and easy way to get money and very appealing. i have turned down a lot of things. >> give us an example. >> people want us to get into the wine business, the balsamic vinegar business, and commercial olive oil. into the mediocre spaghetti business. all sorts of things you c

. >> steve: spaghetti.gs. [ laughter ] and finally, blueberry pie with tongue depressors. [ laughter ] oh wait we forgot the tongue depressors. only face, no hands. >> jimmy: okay. >> steve: and the food is on a a scale. >> jimmy: yes. >> so i will know who ate the most. first two rounds are worth a a point blueberry pie gets two points. anybody's game. ready? get set? go! [ cheers and applause ] ten seconds-- five, four, three, two, one! move on! the tongs are going. those nachos are going. they found some little bit and move go! [ cheers and applause ] oh! oh, my goodness! oh, that was a a barn burner! oh, my goodness! oh, my goodness! all right. [ cheers and applause ] there ya go, you look a little blue in the face. are you all right? spaghetti. see, you got punched in the face. >> jimmy: how was it. how is it hangin? >> steve: spaghetti. who won that round? >> jimmy: i dunno. >> steve: jimmy! [ applause ] nachos, fully loaded. avec salad tongs. [ light laughter ] again, point goes to jimmy. [ applause

there tried to figure why the spaghetti yellows are suspicious.darya: a california couple shoots up and mcdonald's with a bb gun and now they're facing felony charges for what they claimed they shot at the mcdonald's because of something to do with the order that they had done. <

john: that does happen. >> you walk out with no spa spaghetti sauce.u walk out they make bad choices, when there are too many options, and dimensions, chances go up you will make a mistake. and third thing, if you choose well, you end up less sa satisfd is so easy on imagine that one of the other choices was better than the one that you made. john: you governmen want governo limit choices. >> now, no, people suffer with too much choice, sometimes government should play a role. john: i don't see anyone walking out of the store empty hand. >> they walk out with less stuff than they would have walked out if there were fewer options. john: come on, stores north s not stupid. >> they are remark a remarkable, there is a huge impetus on part of producers to offer more choice, in the fight for real estate in the supermarket, pepsi offers 12 different varieties because every inch of shelf space that taken up by spacey is an inch note taken up by coke. john: paradise was old soviet union. >> come on, no one saying that no choice is ideal, the ideal -- right aim

>> no. >> you take the zucchini and you twist out and comes -- >> oh, my gosh. >> the spaghetti. >> soll do, what we'll do is toss it with the pesto. >> pesto. >> would you like to do that? >> you eat. and toss. this will be fun. then as you can see, we top it with the tomatoes and you have -- and the pesto gives it the protein and the flavor that you need. >> i love it. >> what do we have at the end? >> over here, we have avocado stuffed with tuna salad. we have just tuna. you can use canned salmon and finely chopped bell peppers. we'll add a little bit of mayonnaise. >> i'm still eating. >> okay. scoop it out and put it in. >> exactly. so scoop it -- what's fun, you scoop it with the ice cream scoop. >> you can find all the recipes -- >> go to the website. >> guess who's here? kevin klein. anna lee ashford and -- >> one of the guys from "fashion police." >> you know george. have a great weekend. >> i'm here to help. you and i can get through this together. cheers and applause] ♪

they walk out of the grocery with no spaghetti sauce.they choose they get bad choices when there are lots of options and lots of dimensions to each option chances go up you are going to make a mistake. the third thing that happens even if you end well you are less satisfied. one of the alternatives you didn't choose would have been better than the one you did. >> you want the government to ban the choices? >> you are not a control freak you are just talking about it. >> that's a separate thing. that's in my hat at a political actor or not in my hat as a psychologist. people suffer when there's too much choice. sometimes i think government should play a role. >> i sea people are particle lied i don't see any one walking out empty handed. >> they walk out with less stuff they wouldn't walk out with if there were less choices. >> stores aren't stupid. >> they are remarkably stupid. there is enormous interest on the parts of producers to offer more and more choice in the fight for real estate in the supermarket. pepsi offers 12 different var

and he came up with the flying spaghetti mosser saying it had as much man marriage. it's freedom of religion and whenever religion that we prefer or even lack of religion. >> you want to wear a colander on your head? go for it. hammond was allowed to keep the photo because it followed the other rules for wearing a religious headpiece. don't laugh. she is very serious. >> i dislike the music that goes behind they're planning some chanting music. it sounds like the monks. >> it is your god-given right to wear that demetrius parent >> at the crazy stories ... i love it. 65 degrees today. wind out of the south as 60. showers and storms early this morning. rain continues to the south and west. the heaviest of the rain is west of 39. that area will potentially see thunderstorms today. 63 in waukegan. 61 in lansing. bartlett is a 65. you may notice between yesterday and today, much cooler temperatures still in a comfortable range with overnight lows in the '60s and upper 50s. the green is almost all to the south. heading right through cook county. if you're watching us from

in any case, the famous spaghetti al nero di sepia, spaghetti in cuttelfish ink, also pasta with swordfishiful. perfect. perfect pasta. very happy with that. >> good. i know you've been looking forward to it, so i'm glad it's good. it's an expensive city for some things because the consumer is paying -- >> more. >> -- more so that the store can afford to pay its extortion money. the big change that has happened is that up until the mid-'80s, the late '80s, there were a great many sicilians who thought if they were honest and didn't have anything to do with the mafia, they could live without being affected by the mafia. apparently, 80% of the businesses in palermo and 70% in the rest of italy that pay extortion. >> that's a lot. >> that's a lot. >> but not everybody pays the bite. a small but growing coalition of businesses have joined a group, called adiopizzo, a grassroots organization taking a stand against the mafia's traditional near total control over the food chain, from farm to table. i come out of the restaurant business in new york. you got taxed with every laundry order every tim

she chatted about spaghetti recipe with one of our executive producers.are excited that her show coming to abc 7 this monthis will be the 9th season of rachel and she has a special project planned. they want to feed 9 million americans. >> and we are going to do everything from running marathon and getting sponsors to people making do that's to people coming in and cooking food for hungry people in our community. in our studio. all of our audience member from all over the country can participate. it's a big goal but it's an important one. i think as americans we should be feeding each other and taking care of each other. >> great message. during our midday newscast rachel got to meet this week perfect pet from the huh main society. >> catch her every day weekday starting monday at 3:00 o'cloc o'clock. >> her if you she means we have a new daytime line up beginning on monday. actor terri cruz host the new season of who wants to be a millionaire at 1:00 p.m. then jeopardy at 1:30. >> general hospital moves to the new time at 2:00 p.m. followed by again the

[ light laughter ] ♪ [ jimmy humming ] >> in my box -- [ laughter ] [ cheers ] is a pumpkin with spaghettipumpkin with psh-ghetti in it. >> spaghetti. >> jimmy: yeah, i wanted to see if you're reacting. [ laughter ] you lie. >> no! it's true! >> jimmy: what? [ sad tuba ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're good, you're good. let me pick one. 1-0. [ cheers ] >> what's in the box, jim? >> jimmy: oh, i don't know. >> what's in your box, jimmy? >> jimmy: oh, well, well, well. >> ooh, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: in my box -- is an iphone 6. >> plus or regular? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: plus. with a figurine getting a a tattoo from another figurine, that i believe to be justin bieber. [ laughter ] that is what is in -- my box. >> that's a lie. >> jimmy: you got it. [ cheers and applause ] wait, you won! that was that fast? you are too good at this. kerry washington! [ cheers and applause ] the new season of "scandal" premieres thursday at 9:00 p.m. on abc. i love you, pal. carson daly joins us next. come on back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ready for a great career? devry university'

with spaghetti. >> oh, yeah. >> that would be mind-blowing. >> it's all right, l.a. beast.e that you lost one. you still are awesome in my book. he is a champ. >> please, whatever you do, do not try the flaming hot cheetos wasabi oil challenge. >> that'll do it for us at "right this minute." see you next time. the following program contains dangerous stunts that should not be reenacted and mature material. viewer discretion is advised. ♪ [ music ] now on "whacked out sports," the river run that's wild. public transportation the hard way. they call it rodeo rage. plus, jet skiing in the sky. a fighter off the ropes? revenge of the nerd. hotties on horseback, the soccer ref with a mean two-step. grab your balance, "whacked out sports" way too whack and it's

stephen: did they ever put out the bowl of grapes and say feel this, these are eyeballs or the bowl of spaghettie human gut, did they do that kind of stuff? >> well, let me explain something to you. (laughter) >> i was born to two people who had no money. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> i ate anything. >> stephen: so would you have eaten the eyeballs. >> anybody's balls. (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: in some countries, it's a delicacy, a delicacy. >> yes. an when you're poor, it can be a delicacy. as long as you give me a piece of bread, i can make it. >> stephen: so two balls on one piece of bread, that's an open face ball sandwich. (laughter) you are a legend. >> no, no, don't change the subject. >> stephen: i'm not changing the subject. i'm not, i promise you, i'm not. i would never. >> i swear to god. let go. listen-- (laughter) >> what i want you to know is that you are carrying-- you're carrying me too fast. >> stephen: let's slow down. >> you have to go somewhere. >> stephen: very slow. >> yeah, please, because we got to those ball sandwiches and i was enjoying that. >> stephen: let's linger.

with spaghetti. >> oh, yeah. >> that would be mind-blowing. >> it's all right, l.a. beast. lost one. you still are awesome in my book. he is a champ. >> please, whatever you do, do not try the flaming hot cheetos wasabi oil challenge. >> that'll do it for us at "right this minute." see you next time. o?oowq >>> hey, everybody. i'm beth troutman. great viral videos are coming your way -- "right this minute." >>> he got hurt in the search to find ze ze who had been lost in the woods for 11 days. see the moment that he gives her to her grateful owner. >> going to romp on you. >>> when a mountain biker lands a jump -- >> maybe he'd broken the pedal or something like that. >> how another angle shows it wasn't a pedal he broke. >> oh! >>

for 100 bucks you can eat all the spaghetti you want for -- >> a year. >> a year and it goes on justith unlimited pasta, salad, bread. >> wait. >> eric is in line to get this. and you get all you can eat. everything you can eat. shove it in. olive garden. then -- >> will you buy me one? >> sure. >> i've got to tell you, we have the worst horror story. we've been waiting. end with a positive one. derek jeter is calling it quits. they had derek jeter day. reggie, winfield, cal ripken, joe tori. great speech, great time. there will not be another guy like this. appreciate who he is and what he's done. >> great man, captain and leader. >> absolutely. >> some good news. you never have to miss an hour of this show. watch fox news live from your computer. type in fox news go.com or download the fox app. that's it for us. "special report" is on deck. >> it is tuesday september 9th, a fox news alert. the inch turning a blind eye? stunning events in the ray rice situation. they now say things fresh fire. >> torrential downpour, flash flood waters and absolutely no way out. >> mother nature far

we buy 16 ounces of spaghetti, 16 ounces of flour and sugar. where it gets messed up however is with the drinks. >> while i prefer to prepare the drinking portion of the evening does anybody have any question? if anybody has any -- sure. >> what are the philosophical reasons for refusing the metric system for someone like william burroughs rather than the nationalistic reasons. >> there were people like the hall of fame where it was a nationalistic kind of thing. most of the other people that were divided by different things. he was the football guy from a family of architects who believed in this the idea of these other kinds of proportions the man of da vinci is that there are not going to be any decimals. he was dead set against the metric system. other people there was the idea being part of your culture which is where i stand that there is no reason to change over the metric. most of us have smart phones we can speak with 16 ounces and grams and it automatically pops up. so for me we want to keep -- we don't on the languages to die out. th

i eat cheeseburgers and i eat pizza and i eat pasta and i eat spaghetti and i eat macaroni and i've lost 82 pounds. you can have everything that you want: cookies, cake... it's all there. no food is off the table. if you eat your meals and you eat your snacks right up until an hour before you go to bed, you lose weight like crazy. it just amazed me how it melts off. in 21 days, i lost 25 pounds. in three months, i lost 50 pounds. and in eight months, i lost a total of 82 pounds. >> i get to enjoy all my favorite foods still and i've lost 48 pounds. >> i thought starving was the way to go and it turns out it's not-- it's eating. [laughs] i did lose 60 pounds by eating all my favorite foods. >> i'm eating the same foods as i ate when i was heavy-- i'm just doing it in a way that allows my body to drop fat. >> with the food lovers fat loss system, i have lost 40 pounds and 40 inches. >> i lost 48 pounds. >> i lost 75 pounds. >> i've lost 90 pounds. >> i've lost 94 pounds. >> i lost 144 pounds in one year. >> on food lovers fat loss system, i've lost 200 pounds. >> this program is absolutely

. >>> is america ready for unlimited spaghetti?on monday, olive garden announced lit be offering a never ending pasta pass. i'm so excited. for just $100, card holders can have all the pasta, salad, bread, and coca cola their hearts desire for seven weeks. but there's a catch. only 1,000 of the precious passes are being made available and you're not supposed to share food with others at the table. come on. said a spokesperson, what we're trying to do is get some attention. it's sure to provoke a reaction. here's how one pasta lover reacted when he heard the news. >> olive garden, known as the place where you can gorge, is taking its offer one step further. for $100, card holders can scarf down all they want for seven weeks. >> i love that. the one on the left is like, i'm so excited. dagan, is there anything more american than all you can eat deals? >> no. it is perfectly american, that's why we're fat. by the way, this is already sold out. i checked. >> i checked, too. >> they only sold 1,000 of them. so mess you if you got in on

now drop and give me twenty spaghetti bowls! dawn does more.it's not a chore. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. >>> tonight a wake and under arrest. a man who allegedly beheaded a woman in a food processing plant has regained consciousness and will be charged with murder. author nolan could face federal charges. nolan went on a rampage after being fired and stabbed another woman who is recovering in a hospital tonight. he was stopped by the company's chief operating officer who is a reserve sheriff deputy. he shot nolan before anyone else could be harmed. we are learning about nolan's past which is a rap sheet and a love of muslim extremism. in one photo of the statue of liberty said it is a evil symbol and said sharia law is coming. does law enforcement believe he was motivated by radical islam. >> they stress that investigators found no ties to terrorism, but still the fbi is looking in nol inn's ties with radical islam because he chose to behead machine and nolan is a recent concert himself.

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more than a hundred children were served a helping of spaghetti, salad and bread sticks.live garden donated the meals through an ongoing partnership with the boys and girls club. >>> well, a full action at "action news" at ten continues when we come right back. >> hundreds of new born babies exposed to tuberculosis at the very hospital where they were born, the latest on the investigation, tonight. >>> kenneth? >> reporter: well, a 20 year-old conviction was overturn today for an accused rapist and killer. coming up, we will tell you why prosecutors say a north philadelphia man is still guilty of the crime. >>> and what happened before a rare bear attack that killed a college student in central new jersey. don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent of school districts plan to raise property taxes. tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. ri

do you like spaghetti. >> i like spaghetti. >> what do you like?ike meat balls. >> big fan myself. there is a local philadelphia restaurant that is on the list of italian restaurant. this get in the top five worldwide. >> that explains why people all over the world are just flock go to philadelphia. >> yes, guess what restaurant it is. >>> ♪ >> yeah. >> frank sinatra there. >> yes. >> yes. >> that is pretty good. >> okay. if you are looking for authentic italian food is there a place right here in philadelphia that ranks among the top italian restaurants, outside of italy. now this was a study that was done by the daily meal. >> well, veteri comes in at number five, veteri, probably the best italian restaurant on the east coast. >> now remember, this is an interest the national survey, and best italian restaurants outside of italy and number five in the world. >> that is good. >> congratulations to mark veteri that place has been around, it is also on the list of the most romantic restaurants. >> it is small, international. >> candle light, roses o

because we're stuffing your recipe box with an all-you-can-eat menu plan with some braised pork and spaghettin the house of batali, and watch as daphne rolls these leftovers into a queso lover's lunch. plus, could your all-you-can-eat behavior get you blacklisted from the buffet? find out right now on "the chew." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> good afternoon! thank you and welcome to "the chew." thank you so much. hey! [ laughter ] woo!

she hung out in our studios today and handed out spaghetti recipes with one of our executive producers>> we are excited that her show is coming to abc 7 and it starts this monday. this will be the ninth season of her show. she has a special project planned and that is they want to feed 9 million americans. >> we're going to do everything from running marathons and getting sponsors to people making donations, to people coming in and cooking food for hungry people in our community. all of our audience members from all over the country can participate. it's a big goal, but it's an important one. americans should be feeding each other. >> such a great effort. during our midday newscast, even got to meet the perfect pet from the humane society. you can catch her every weekday starting monday at 3:00. >> she was really sweet. >> very nice. >> we went out to the food trucks. we'll have that segment next week. e we talked about goimpk into the food truck business together. >> you're not leaving me, larry. >> it will be a side venture. >> you'll still be here at 4:00. >> it could be big. >> awe

oh, you met spaghetti. yeah, i won't miss him.missing people, how did jeff dodge this bullet. of friendship. he was under the weather. yeah.

. >> last night we gave him his meal, spaghetti. he smeared it all over the window. he lunged at the officers. they had to restrain him with the shield. they took him over to the other holding cell. this morning we had medical go over and do an evaluation, mental health do an evaluation and we're starting meal loaf because he used his food to obstruct the cell. >> meal loaf, two of the most dreaded words in prison. >> this loaf is used for inmates who abuse food or food service equipment in the process of consuming their meals. for example, if they throw their food tray at somebody or something along those lines. what we've got here is basically all of the food groups. nine ounces of ground beef, we need two ounces, shredded potatoes, shredded cabbage, vegetable oil, tomato puree. by reputation, they don't care for it at all. i've tasted it, as a matter of fact, and it's not really that bad. the recipe says put it in a low pan, but this one will do just fine and go in the oven at 325 degrees. mm-mmm, very, very nutritious dish. we put it in the refrigerator, cool it

. >> you walk out with no spaghetti choice.ere are lots of options, and lots of dimensions to each option, chances go up that you make a mistake. third thing that happens, if you choose well, you end up less satisfied because it's easy to imagine that one of the alternatives that you didn't choose would be better than the one that you did. >> you want the government to ban choices? >> i never said the government should ban. john: you're not a control freak, you're just talking about it. >> that's in my hat as a political actor not as a psychologist. i think people suffer when there is too much choice.metime should play a role. john: i have to say people are paralyzed, i don't see anyone walking out empty-handed. >> people don't walk out empty-handed, they walk out with less stuff than they would if there were fewer choices. john: stores aren't stupid. if that worked -- >> i beg your pardon, the stores are remarkably stupid, and there is enormous impetus on the part of produceers to offer more and more choice in the fight for re

. >> my supermarket offers a zillion types of spaghetti sauce. sicilian gravy, fire and roasted.hat better than roasted garlic. >> you can get every other flavor except coffee flavored coffee. they got mocha chino, cappuccino, frappuccino, al pacino. plenty of people now argue that today we have too much choice. here's a book about choice that argues more is less, that's the subtitle. the author is chicago profess sorry barry schwartz. no, more is more. >> of course more is more, the question is does more get you more and what the research i summarize in the book suggests is no, that three things happen to people when there are too many choices. one is that instead of being liberated by them, they're paralyzed, they can't pull the trigger. so you walk out of the grocery with no spa getity sauce. if they do, they make bad choices, when there are lots of options and lots of dimensions to each option, the chances go up that you're going to make a mistake, and even if you choose well, you end up less satisfied because it's easy to imagine that one of the alternatives that you didn't

. >> supposed to be spaghetti, broccoli, and salad, and i don't know what this look like. shampoo. my body? i don't know. would you eat it if you didn't know who dished it? i don't think so. that's all i got to say. i cook my own food in my own cell. >> you know what i mean? you want to be eating out of trays? go ahead. bring it here. >> inmates like david monroe have found a more creative albeit more expensive option in cell cooking. >> i am making roast beef and corned beef tacos and in here, in prison, we have to cook in bags. we just get this off the canned goods, take the top off, flatten it so you can cut. other than that you don't have much to cut with. it's a whole lot harder than having a knife. as long as you ain't using it as a knife, the officers ain't -- they understand that you have to cut your meat. i haven't eaten anything in the chow hall in a really long time. i'd say a good year or so. yeah, i can cook pretty good. it tastes very well. i can definitely hide the fact that it's coming from an inmate. you wouldn't know the difference. you just mix it up like that in

look at what we call spaghetti plots - the forecast models putting together the track of the storm. when you look up here later on, what is left of the storm makes a turn towards california. that is what we are concerned about in terms of flooding across the region. >> friday looks like heavy rain. saturday, same thing. on sunday, we need to get the heavy rain pushing into california. what this means is we are going to see flash flooding. remember, this area is in a drought. all the rain will not soak in, causing a lot of flooding. back to you. >>> ahead this hour - the growing movement for $15 an hour. fast food workers with more protests. looking back at the laughs. remembering a pioneer of comedy, joan rivers. >>> comedy legend joan rivers is being remembered. daughter melissa says she died peacefully surrounded by family. rivers was a pioneer in the world of female economy. her daughter said she spent most of her life making people laugh, her greatest joy. >> reporter: she was irreverent. >> squishing her boobs flatting than an episode... >> irrepressible. >> i'm going naked. >>

for example, breakfast cereals, canned and boxed products, chewing gum, spaghetti sauce, canned vegetables of us are eating this stuff whether we realize it or not. heather: why isn't this necessarily safe? >> these are chemicals, they're not really good for the body. they get absorbed and go into our got. we have trillions of bacteria in our gut and have a lot of capabilities and a very smart but these bacteria basically breakdown these chemicals and it changes the nature of these bacteria us and what you have are these bacteria not functioning properly and colonies very negative type of bacteria that do bad things to the body. heather: you say it slows people's metabolism, let's take a look at these on the screen right now. it can spike your insulin level and that is a huge issue for diabetics. what to diabetics need to know about this research? >> they had to stay away from the processed foods. >> to have these artificial sweeteners in them. either a lot of fruits and vegetables, nowhere stuff comes from. if you have something from a can, read the label. heather: diabetics have such a g

well, earlier this month lab tests came back positive for, spaghetti os. >> she seemed to seek legalcouncil after losing her job while she was behind bars. >> spaghettios. >>> test results, expect to come back for a patient in texas hoist showing signs of the ebola virus. that patient is being kept in isolation at a hospital in dallas. this is the late's machining such cases impacting patients in the united states. over the weekend a doctor was taken to the national institutes of health after being exposed to the virus while working in sierra leon, excuse me but it hasn't been confirmed whether or not he has it. four other american doctors or aid workers have also been treated in u.s. hospitals for ebola after working in countries of west africa. more than 3,000 people of ebola have died from that region because of this out break. >>> health officialness colorado are investigating ten cases where kids have been strict when paralysis like symptoms. latest case involves a girl admitted to the hospital over weekend. at least four of the children tested positive for entero virus which ha

you open up your samsung and you are confronted with a spaghetti of software. yes some of these features are in there. they are pretty hard to find. they don't always work. here is a good example of software and hardware combined. the iphone, including the 6, has a very reliability fingerprint reader. it is in fact, as you know the key to their apple pay system for security. and there is a fingerprint reader on the samsung galaxy s 5. many my tests it works way less than half the time. so it's just apple has a history of being a little later than some others on some features but they tend to put it together better than other people. >> walt, they were a little later to the bigger size. but now 4.7. do you think that is the sweet spot for the standard issue iphone? >> you know, different people have different preferences. to me the fact that it is -- you got to remember the iphone at least in the u.s. is the most popular phone. and now they have taken the standard one, the mainstream one, the regular 6 kayla, and they have given it almost a 40% bigger screen wit

i want to show you the spaghetti plot. all the models. notice here it makes a turn to the north-east. when it does that, we expect major flooding. not only from mexico, but parts of arizona as well, and into california. this will go on from saturday as well as into sunday. we'll watch this very, very carefully. this means flash flooding will be a major problem as we go towards the weekend. we have seen a lot of rain over here towards the east. where tropical storm dolly, that brought 10-14 inches of rain a few weeks ago. >>> coming up, bernie madoff's son loses his battle with cancer. he blames it on the death of his father. we talk about the ponzi scheme with the madoff producer. >>> what you need to know, and what some home-sharing sites could see as their biggest challenge. >>> air b&b is growing in popularity and controversy. it's a travel option for people looking to avoid expensive hotels. someone with an open room in their home can offer it for a nightly or weekly fee through air b&b. the site and users are under investigation for

and we went through the script and the worst words that he says were "uh-oh, spaghetti-o." [ laughtere last thing he said. that's right. >> it was the last thing he said. >> seth: in german, it was obviously in german. [ laughter ] it's such a great show. congratulations. >> congratulations to you. >> seth: thank you very much. >> you're doing the emmys, you have your own show. >> seth: it's fun times. fun times for both of us. >> life is great. >> seth: swift, george, waters. we've got to do it again. >> "karma chameleon." >> seth: derek waters, everyone. "drunk history" airs tuesday nights on comedy central. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to taylor swift, boy george, derek waters and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. i'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, forgot my pen. >> and we're clear! >> seth: we'll see you tomorrow! [ ominous music ] >> and we're clear! ♪ >> seth: i just forgot my pen. ♪ >> wait! it's the wrong pen. there's no time to explain. this should set everything back to normal.

. >> call that spaghetti. i call that wet noodles. >> at first, pasco was reluctant to talk about the earlier confrontation in the hallway. >> talk out there later. oh, [ bleep ], i'll talk now. i've been down 20 years. i'm a murderer. i'm a convict. nobody disrespects me like that. i got some little punk coming in. he's been in for a little time and [ bleep ] runs his little mouth, [ bleep ]. fine. that gets you killed in here. i'm a murderer. straight-up convict. >> the more cephis tried to convince us he was a convict, the more i wondered if there was something else going on. >> a few days later, pasco told us what did go on the night he committed murder. >> i was at a bar drinking one night. had nine shots of whiskey and several beers. and gave a ride to my sister-in-law, i think it is or something like that. nephew's ex-wife. we -- she lured me on to the dogtown, which is the river camps. and we started to have sex. and she backed out of it and got into an argument. and she started smacking me around and

like spaghetti. turn that over a little bit. >> jimmy: this is like a marinara sauce? it is.avis, did you say something wrong? >> you know, jimmy, i don't want her to burn that stuff. >> jimmy: tavis is saying that you're burning the stuff. >> mind your own damn business. you weren't supposed to be here. okay? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there we go. that looks good. >> i told you. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: sorry about that. >> you're going to burn me. >> jimmy: are you all right? why are you wear open-toed shoes? this is not safe. >> let me get another. >> jimmy: where are you going? where is she going? good. you know we're on tv, right? >> why you all up in there? this is none of your [ bleep ] business. >> jimmy: he's not doing anything. >> he wasn't supposed to be here. >> jimmy: i invited him. >> me and you. me and you. i don't care. >> i'm just saying, that's all. >> jimmy: you make these for tavis when he was little? >> i did. >> jimmy: and he liked them? >> i had to put cinnamon and stuff. you wouldn't use baby stuff like we're going here. >> look at the stuff is poppin'. i

. >> this is spaghetti. gerri: you guys don't get complicated. >> we're saving money and making it accessible. >> we have rotisserie chicken here. gerri: beautiful. >> a little bit of garlic. >> this time of year, if you're grilling, use extra chicken breasts and you can use that. gerri: peppers. >> a little brightness. cucumbers for freshness. the great thing about the salad, you eat it for dinner, then take it for lunch. it is even better next day. it is good cold, it is good warm. gerri: always put more peanut butter. >> sesame oil has intense nuttiness. you don't want it to be, don't want to make too sweet and taste like dessert every night. when you're done -- gerri: look at that. that is gorg. >> if you don't like the idea of having leftovers the next day, we can add shredded carrots and chopped almonds. gerri: i don't think i can get this in my mouth. this is gorgeous. i bet kids like that. >> they love it. so good. gerri: what is going on over here? >> this is, we did this chicken euro salad you make

>> i want you to think about a bowl of spaghetti.how many different noodles are floating around right now in this big bowl. and you have the whole thing with dawn zimmer, the mayor of hoboken and whether whether or not there was some tit for tat with sandy money involved. and you have the original bridgegate issues and who put the cones up. now the news thread that was reported by the record is that there was some sort of higher-level, or mid-level police conspiracy in which they were telling cop who is were saying, help, help, and saying shut up. okay? you've got that going as part of, part of the bridgegate situation. and then you have what we believe is to be an investigation of christie's good, good political friend, david sampson, the former chairman of the port authority, for his alleged influence-peddling and taking advantage of that influence as he was chairman of this huge multibillion-dollar agency. so all of these threads of spaghetti are swimming around in a bowl right now. what we don't know is which ones the prosecutor