together, they now run stein meats.nd over the last 18 years, they've grown their revenue from $4 million to $50 million annually. >> when our fathers first started, it was much smaller. it really expanded the business. >> meat is a competitive business. and sellers like stein work on a very low profit margin. >> meat's priced like the stock exchange. you sell stuff for pennies a pound over your cost. >> and even with $50 million in revenue last year, stein is still struggling to make a profit. >> um, we still have a balance of 2,300. >> last year, stein meat showed a loss of over $400,000. >> we're losing money. >> it's been ptty tough over the last couple years. >> if the losses continue, stein meats will be forced to close its doors in the very near future. without some major adjustments, 47 stein meats employees will be out of work, and alan and howard will lose everything they've worked so hard to build. >> i'm scared that this business will close. i don't wanna see this disappear. it's been my whole life. we don't

stein, if he experienced for years before finding the right mold.makes the perfect sized pumpkin. they are being sold and they are not cheap. grocers are selling these pumpkin-steins for $125. >> i think that's too much. [laughter] >> those are scary looking. >> 40's and 50's tonight. maybe some showers. we will have an update for you later. >> >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- viola davis. anthony bourdain. and music from tove lo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, before i forget, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice of you. hello, everyone, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. being apart of whatever this will be tonight. well, i -- [ cheers and applause ] i do appreciate

. >> josh stein, paul kedrosky, thank you for the debate. i'm sure it will not stop nor will mark andreessen. how a german startup has built a $1 billion business by cloning american companies like ebay and groupon. watch us streaming on your tablet, iphone, apple tv, amazon fire tv. ♪ >> i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." blackberry is already planning a second edition of the passport smartphone selling out 200,000 units in the first few days of sales. as for earnings, revenue fell in the second quarter but their loss narrowed to $207 million. i asked ceo john chen when they would become profitable. >> i told people that we will be profitable in fiscal year 2016. depending on the reception of these phones and this one coming out and about two months, the software releases next month, i'm expected to see some growth next year. if i could get some growth on the top line, i would be able to make it profitable sooner. >> he would like blackberry to return to the consumer market but it's too soon to do so. rocket is a german investmen

. >> josh stein. paul kedrosky, thank you. i'm sure the debate won't stop, nor will mark andreessen's tweets. a german startup has been cloning american companies like ebay and groupon. you can watch a streaming on your tablet, phone, bloomberg.com, apple tv, and it was on fire tv. ♪ i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." john chen says blackberry is already planning a second generation of the passport smartphone after reception was better than he expected. the phone sold out, selling to a new thousand units in the first day of sales. revenue fell 42% in the second quarter. the loss narrowed to two and at $7 million. -- $207 million. i asked when they would become profitable. >> we would be profitable in fiscal year and 16. i'm still standing by that. depending on the receptivity of all these phones, and the classic coming out in about two months, our software releases in the next six months, i'm expected to see growth next year. with that, if i could get growth in the top line, i will be able to make it profitable sooner.

and what do you make of all this, ben stein?i remember as a young person right out of school i did get the benefit of this because the deal was i had a very small loan, very, very small, but 10% was knocked off every year for every year i spent teaching. theory being teachers were so poorly paid that we needed that benefit. not true anymore. government workers are well paid and don't need. >> adam, isn't going anywhere, but try it, only fair to do it for both, private/public. >> fair only to do it for both. i hate the way we're denigrate-odenigrat grading government workers. >> you say it's bad to look at porn? >> no. that is not what he said. >> denigrate these people who chose not to work in the private sector. >> people who didn't go to college, the cab driver, whatever, their taxes will go to pay for this i. want to thank you in the meantime, thank you degan, charley, a little reserved next we'll maybe more to the point. meantime, this is coming up. >>> we now have a price tag on happiness. turns out happiness increases righ

blondie's crisp stein was a rarity.raphs, maybe because he had a striking subject. his bandmate and then girlfriend debbie harry. ♪ they were the most successful band to emerge from new york's punk scene. blondie would have four number one hits in the late '70s and early '80s. >> why do you guys make it? >> we really knew who we were and what we were doing, you know. it wasn't sort of some kind of applied venn near. ♪ >> debbie harry would become the face of the band she and chris stein founded. his pictures, the images that helped make her rock's first pinup girl. >> how did you feel having your face put out there like that? >> i wasn't always comfortable in front of the camera. when i was a kid in high school, i really didn't like the way they looked. i was also very sort of iffy about it. it's something i grew into and i think a great deal of that, you know, comfort was due to working with chris. >> what did you do? >> i don't know. it was always very casual. somebody recently asked me if i would try to position debb

>> these are pumpkin-steins. they are made to look like frankenste frankenstein, grown in a mold shaped like his head. >> something says they're not organic. they are going for $75, some retailers sell them for $125. they don't seem like they're naturally produced. >> what? >> do you know natural frankenstein heads that were pumpkins? it was not in the great charlie brown pumpkin special. can't be real. big plans? >> this weekend, it's just thursday. i don't know what i'm doing in the next ten minutes. >> he's trying to get off the shift. for some of you, your local news is next. >> everybody else, we'll be back with one of the most famous homes in hollywood. ♪ how do commercials work? you need a team, working together, doing all kinds of jobs. see these people? they're not acting. they're real professionals. and we hired them all on the site where more people get jobs than anywhere else. indeed. the world's #1 job site. with up to 27% more brush movements patented sonic technology get healthier gums in two weeks

ben stein, what do you make of that? [ lalaughter ] >> and the multiculturalism is the spade in america, and this is a spade call a spade, and this is not just anywhere, but it is mostly muslim militant americans who do not serve on as goods love, and sign on america as people of toll the ration, and peopleho march forward together under the god of love whether it is jewish, muslim or christian, and we are taking into this country people who basically hate america, and why are we taking into this country the people who hate america, and the ones who come from the border in mexico, love america, and those from the middle east and muim countries and not all of them, but many of them hate america and theyon't want to be integrated, but they want to destroy america, and we are taking into america caerous immigrants who are going to kill us. >> edadam? >> and ben, i think that you undid your own argument when you said not all of them by any means and i would turn it around and say not only not all of them, but not most of the

emily wine stein of the housing corporation, the project sponsor. the item for before you now is the portrero project review. i will discuss the process and turn it over to emily winestein who will take you through the historical review process. the process for potrero was initiated in 2010 when an environmental impact report was issued. given it requires funding is subject to review on the national environment policy act. the notice of intent to prepare an environmental impact state was issued in july of 2011. we are working with the housing of community development to prepare an environmental report and environmental impact statement which is expected to release on public review in september. as part of today's packet. commission members were provided a copy of the planning department historical resource evaluation response in july 2011. attached to that were several historic resource evaluations prepared to the project site, it's buildings and landscaping. the purpose of today's pregnancy -- presentation is to give the commissioners information a

they were unruly that was radio call and walking south from broad and olney right towards sign steinospital minutes later the shots rang sglout when smoke cleared a 15-year-old girl and 19-year-old male were critically wounded in front of sign sign medical center the gill later died inside the emergency room and the 19-year-old police say is fighting for his life in critical condition. and police say there were numerous witnesses to the bizarre shooting outside the hospital. >> we also have at least five young adults and juveniles who we believe were with the shooter or shooters at the

they were unruly that was radio call and walking south from broad and olney right towards sign stein hospital minutes later the shots rang sglout when smoke cleared a 15-year-old girl and 19-year-old male were critically wounded in front of sign sign medical center the gill later died inside the emergency room and the 19-year-old police say is fighting for his life in critical condition. and police say there were numerous witnesses to the bizarre shooting outside the hospital. >> we also have at least five young adults and juveniles who we believe were with the shooter or shooters at the time of this dispute. we're pretty confident the five young adults we have in custody who were apprehended immediately broad and olney were with the crowd involved in the shooting. >> back live here in front of ip stein medical sent you you see a cellphone on the ground. part of this crime scene here in front of the hospital. police have very little information about the gunman believed to be a 17-year-old plaque male wearing a black tank top with possible tattoos on his neck. he was seen running old

district judge alvin heller stein ruled that the department of defense had failed to show how releasing these photos could endanger the lives of americans abroad to hash this ruling out a little bit more i want to bring in our tease lindsey france who's been carefully following this story lindsey first of all tell us more about these photos what are they purported to show. well america based on what we've already seen that first sort of batch of photos that was leaked back in the early two thousand and two thousand and four. two thousand now that are under threat of being released to the public would depict torturous images detainees in that prison being humiliated with bags over their heads being stacked on top of one another some of them being made to stand on boxes with wires dangling from their fingertips this is all based on the photographs we've already seen so one can only assume that they would be showing similar images and of course with the guards holding those those captives in place and giving them orders to do various other humiliating things now it's also been reported fro

an experto josh stein in the field of digital ads and an investor in chart b about the prospects for!. should they expend on new ad technology or not? cory johnson started by asking him what's next for yahoo! in the ad space. high-classe a problem. they've been a holding company and they just realized about $6 billion after-tax but they are flat. andhave search, number one the biggest, google. social is facebook and twitter. brand is big, about $15 billion, but it's always underperformed expectations. >> what do you mean by brand? >> cars, movies, coca-cola, budweiser. yourare trying to get engagement and attention. tv is a big medium. $6 nfl by itself does like billion. you feel the resonance. the internet has fallen on delivering results for advertisers historically. >> the publisher of people when i worked there 1000 years ago said it's fundamentally about the leaf. you have to believe that advertising works. you cannot measure it. -- it's fundamentally about the belief. telle nfl does not just viewers that your is paying more attention than are more engaged. one of the hottest co

joining me now is executive editor for "sports illustrated," john wertheim, sam stein and president ofhe national organization for women, terry o'neil. john, let me start with you. in terms of ray rice who was at a football game this saturday, we know that sponsors have pulled out. he seems more emboldened. what's the long term project projections for his career? >> ray rice has admitted to an act of domestic violence and there's a sense of i came clean with what happened, i had a two-game suspension. nothing materially changed. there was a horrifying video tape but nothing factually changed and now i have without my union being consulted i have an indefinite suspension. so ray rice is now going to grieve this most likely and we'll see what happens. >> terry, let me ask you because women's groups have been very outspoken in their dissatisfaction with roger goodell. we know they were intending to fly goodell must go banners at tonight's game but due to weather they're unable to. does his hiring of these four female advisors do anything in your mind to change the callocus of this? >> tha

the pumpkin-stein, dr. pumpkin-stein, is going for $75 each, wholesale. selling them for as much as $125 per pumpkin-stein. >> you just like saying that. >> i do. >> so cool. >>> coming up, it looks real but it was not. we will explain the special significance behind a disaster drill today. at san francisco international airport. >>> i'm dan ashley in the abc 7 newsroom. coming up at 5:00, is there a problem with the palms? why the trees by the bay bridge are getting second looks. >>> plus, how apple's hot-selling iphone is quickly turning into buyer beware. those stories and more when cheryl and i see you at 5:00. >>> abc 7 is honoring hispanic heritage month. today we recognize the san francisco based family care giver alliance that works to help families take care of loved ones and holds retreats and support groups for spanish speakers. we have more details on instagram at abc 7 news bay area. >>> the season premiere of your favorite comedies is tonight on abc 7. we started out with the middle at 8:00 followed by the goldbergs, then modern family, then

i'm joined by sam stein from the huffington post and by gene cummings from bloomberg news. the president was pushing back hard against the military testimony from his top commander. >> yeah, the backdrop was general dempsey's appearance on capitol hill yesterday where he engaged the hypothetical of what we would have to do if it involved u.s. troops on the ground. >> he said there will be no ground troops. he's not going to insert american forces into iraq, he's learned the lessons from the past. i thought the biggest line was he said the mission would be unsuccessful unless the iraqis were able to do it themselves. that's sort of the selling point on the hill, as well. >> and that's an important point to the hill. there's a divided democratic and republican party. and in both houses. you're going to get a vote most likely on the syrian authorization for training. we'll be talking to joe manchin in a minute about what he thinks should happen. but clearly, there's a lot of nervousness about whether the iraqi army can step up to the plate and about whether the syrian forces c

cheryl: rob stein, you're bullish. overall you think barring any fundamental problems with i guess assuming the economy, you think that we are going to have positive numbers out of stocks for the next couple of quarters but what about employment? what about a hit to gdp? is there anything that you think could derail these numbers that we've had over the last few sessions? >> yeah. i mean i think if you get, an awful gdp reading in q3 after, a phenomenal reading in the second quarter and you get employment trend to not be as robust, we've added several hundred thousand jobs per average per month for a long time. if that starts to dip below 100,000 and get gdp back in that 1% range, not continuing the 4% number we had or something close to that, you might see the economy stall and that would be reflective in stocks. right now we think risk of owning stocks, there is risk in owning stocks, is worth the return you will have a few quarters out. david: lang, i want to talk about alibaba for a second because you wrote somethi

he punkenstein because it a looks like frank are stein.is getting offers up to to $7.ks like frank are stein. >> reporter: that was kind of neat. >> he hostilely it doesn't come to life. >> reporter: here's the forecast today, we're not thinking fall, we're thinking summer. lots of sunshine, 82 degrees today. how about 83. the normal is 73. we're about ten degrees above average. we'll cool things off next week, but even then, seasonable. moab a -- maybe a coastal system brings wet weather by tuesday. >> it's now, 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: here's dan harris with a preview. >> reporter: hey eva, good morning, a bitter with political implications. chelsea clinton delivered a baby girl. will this make grandma hillary a better candidate or not wanting to run. >>> he said it would never happen. george clooney who publicly promised permanent bachelor hood is getting married in venice, we have all the a-listers who will be there. >>> we'll be back at 9:00 a.m. 0 here's some

sam stein is still with us. >> gosh, he won't go away. take me away from the set. >> he kept trying to take over the segment about 50 most powerful women. >> that's such a lie. >> sam, you're such a misogyni t misogynist, you have to learn to be a gentle spirit. >> white house press secretary josh earnest. >> good morning. >> we're going to be talking about the it's on us campaign. it's fantastic. we we'll get to that in just a moment. >> we're going to start with the headlines. "washington post." i know you've seen it. military skepticism of obama's plan. we've also had the chairman of the joint chiefs. getting out way ahead of where the commander in chief is. you're saying no, and -- >> no, he didn't, joe. >> i love you, man, but i just -- i don't think you believe that. >> no, joe, i don't. dempsey was clear about his support for the strategy. after all, this is the strategy that chairman dempsey has advised the president on so it shouldn't be a surprise that chairman dempsey and the president are in the same place on this. >> has the

it is 87-year-old maurice stein once again fixing his fence. he has had to do this countless times.takes a tremendous amount of force to break a two by six. >> that is when this 85-foot pine tree started dropping large that the treegn is nearing the end of its lifespan. his fans has taken the brunt one too many times. >> it could be a catastrophe for the neighborhood. years, the couple has been complaining to the homeowners association. even though the city has brought out three experts to look at it, officials say it is not their problem or responsibility. residents say they've got nowhere with the management company. >> this three is a sitting duck. >> this is one of the many mounds of big branches and twigs that murray stein has come that -- collected. he says they fall on a daily basis. the biggest concern is the gas line and the electrical power. boards, that indicates where the main gas line runs. this massive tree is sitting directly on that caps on. >> you think their concern would be as great as ours. >> a few feet away, a pine tree is already leaning. >we did reach out to

do you see how big that stein is? one of those -- all right, five of those. no, that's a pretty good deal. in all, they'll sell 1.8 million gallons of beer. >> right. >> right? >> okay. >> how great is that. what's missing is the oompa band, the second reason you go to oktoberfest. and the lederhosen. >> of course. >> classy. so classy, right. >> if you don't drink beer do you get like a pretzel then? >> if you don't drink beer, then why go to oktoberfest? >> for the fun, the merryment. >> why is why everyone looks at "playboy" for the articles. >>> and giving parents a peace of mind. could a device prevent drowning? >>> later on, understanding what goes on in the mind of a cat. it's insight even people who don't like cats will find perfectly amusing. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by icy hot smart relief. >>> there's a new twist in a murder case involving a wealthy socialite from chicago killed in vacation paradise. her body stuffed in a suitcase. >> police in bali, indonesia say there was a jailhouse

he was found not guilty yesterday in the premeditated murder of his girl friend reeva stein scam sevenjudge says prosecution did not clearly prove its case on premeditated murder. she dismissed a lesser murder count but pistorius faces a charge of culpable homicide. our ken rottweiler fox 29 legal analyst will be in a bit to talk about this. he has been covering this trial since it began. it was a 41 day trial that was interrupted at the time as oscar pistorius himself had a mental healthy valuation. yesterday it resumed with the verdict. judge seen here, she had kind of tipped her hand that she was not going to go, for anything other than culpable homicide. >> right, we had thaws that news yesterday as we heard premeditated murder had been taken off the table but not officially. ken was correct. we will talk to him later in the show. >>> good day, it is friday, september 12th, 2014. >> time to get the weather, good morning, sue. >> it is a beautiful morning. you can really feel the difference when you walk out the door because we have taken away humidity for a day or so. lets talk abo

stein scam seven's mother sat stone faced as she has through much of the trial but reeva's friend could not hold back bursting into floods of tears. oscar pistorius has been staying with his uncle throughout the trial, but after the judge's verdict, he was taken briefly to a police holding cell. pistorius's uncle read a statement on his behalf. >> i won't bring reeva back but our hearts go out. >> reporter: prosecutors argued the famous athlete known as blade runner was a flight risk anded asked judge to keep him in jail until sentencing. but judge massipa be ordered he be released until she decides his fate next month. deborah pata, south africa. >>> pistorius faces a wide range of punishment, judge could decide he gets no jail time or up to 15 years behind bars. >>> we're also now learning ohio prison officials were warned about an escape attempt the day before three inmates broke out of jail. inmates, including tj lane who killed three high school students in 2012 are back in custody after an overnight manhunt in lime a union representing prison guards says one inn made was put into

sam stein, you're a red sox fan too.or not >> well, presuming that the fix wasn't in on that hit -- >> oh, no. >> the second baseman was -- i'm not a jeter -- >> can't do it? >> i can't do it. i can do it. i'm not a jeter truther. it was a great moment. i got to give it to him. second baseman was literally on second base. besides that it was a great moment. >> he's a jeter truther. >> i am not. >> hate is not a good look. >> enough. >> okay. let's get to the news. allied forces continue to take the fight to extremists in syria and iraq striking key oil targets held by isis but there are new reports this morning of threats against the homeland. iraqi officials say they have credible information that the islamic state plans to attack the new york city subway system. the country's prime minister says they obtained the information from isis militants captured in iraq. the paris subway system is also believed to be target of a terror group. u.s. officials say they cannot confirm any specific threat. that's not the case overse

. >> you know what's weird about that, ben stein. a half trillion is like skating free here when, you know, after five years it's one thing. that half tril lion is added to the debt and away we go. >> i agree with you. we absolutely do not want to have terrorists taking over the rest of the world and threatening the united states of america. any amount that has to be spent for winning the war. we want the best possible weapons for our men. if we can spend money instead of blood, let's do it. we didn't quibble in world war ii, let's not quibble now. >> what about the defense? >> we don't want them to spend on it. spend on defense. >> they are. >> you know -- if i may say so, if they are going to waste half of it, give them twice as much. >> i agree with neil. the good news is, we can afford it. there may be a day we that's the good news. >> we are the tallest in the room, once again. >> there's benefits to that. >> as a percentage of our economy, it's 4% to 4.5% spending. it's not a stranglehold on the u.s. u.s. overall defense spendi

he was found not guilty yesterday in the premeditated murder of his girl friend reeva stein scam seven. the judge said that the prosecution did not clearly prove its case on the premeditated part of the charge but oscar pistorius is found guilty of culpable homicide. we will have more on the verdict. ken rottweiler will be joining us later this morning to talk about what that means and when sentencing might take place and all of that. >> this story is creating interest. >> this new video sparking new questions, surrounding an attack on a park range inner love park. >> fox 29's steve keeley looking into this video and joins us life from where this all happens, steve, good morning. >> reporter: first video, that was a first minute and 502nd and it showed park ranger aaron williams completely victimized. he is on the ground being punched, kick, stumped in the head, spit on and tauntedded. you will see that. outrage to us look at that. these skateboarders he said he was trying to tell to leave the park were eventually arrested. williams told police at the time and then said in court that h

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. >> across the street on the southwest corner of stein and the street is a at&t smov that gets graffiti and garbage dumping that's it a blight 90 for many years in our neighborhood i have two examples to share with you as evidenced by my concerns of recent graffiti on the smf across the street from my home exhibit a one a and that's the small picture that shows it, too. >> overhead. >> this one is undertaken on july 28, 2014, the southwest corner of steiner street this shows exhibit 1-b on the other side of the mounted facilities both sides front and back now the photograph on july 28, 2014, and then i have exhibit 2 which is photograph on monday, september 15th today september 17, 2014, let's see where is that here - beautiful two days ago close examination of this cabinet shows pink and the cabinet handle it taped with pink because of the graffiti smf cabinet across the street serves as a constant maggot of gratefully i'm here to ask you the previously issued permit for the proposed at&t smf cabinets on the southeast corner of page street the vulnerable of my wall my age and limited b

from las vegas, nevada, please welcome dennis stein! yeah! you're doing good. aww. come here.ow are you? >> i am good. >> this is great. you just renewed your wedding

the matter, as culpable homicide is a competent verdict. >> pistorius has said he mistakenly shot stein scam seven through bathroom door thinking there was an intruder in the home. the prosecution has claimed that the shootings happened after a fight. >>> right now 80:00 36789 lets get latest on our traffic and weather. >> good morning everybody. today will be one of those days that is half and half kind of day. half on the day is dry and then we will track showers and storms moving in that will likely start to fire off as early as this afternoon. looking at storm scan three what you will notice is we have clouds funneling in across central pa where thermos visible but many in our area even though it looks like there is sunshine, it is mainly cloud cover out the there right now and this is good cameras live neighborhood network that reflect that is very well. 68 degrees, nice and mild outside lower merion high school but you're shrouded over gray skies here what that cloud cover will do is limit the amount of severe weather potential, which goodies news. we will take a dreary day if it

. >> with us now, white house correspondent at the huffington post, sam stein.nks for being on the show. you heard very interesting comments from florida senator nelson. i'll start with his desire for the united states to assemble a coalition with the possibility of special forces personnel on the ground with even the possibility of extending into syria to go after isis. do you think there will be a lot of support in washington at this magnitude for that type of operation? >> well, i think rea torically yes, we've seen lawmakers from across the idealogical spectrum talk about the need for international force, but pry marchly a muslim arabic based force, coalition to supplement the u.s. mission of going after isis. the question is what are the details. other people, including retired general said we need to reconceptualize what we thinks as boots on the ground. you're hearing a growing drumbeat for the boots on the ground component to u.s. military operations and say it's not actually combat force but more intelligence forces and but that's where the rubber hits

. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm victor stein i own a building on 15 and south van ness i'm a thirty year owner on 26 and valencia i've was involved? neighborhood crime watch i strongly support this because rampant crime as mraujd us one of the two facts and circumstances that saved the mission from urban blight the crime was relentlessly and for more of the tenants had would go in fear the next door building has made an impact on the safety of the surrounding two blocks. building unit on an abandoned lot makes it safer for everyone that loves the mission please support 490 van ness thank you >> as the next speaking comes up i'll call the next names (calling names) and hi, i'm ben an e l s teacher i'm a margin of a suit of officers the other renters and the suit of film makers and union organized. we are disturbed by more luxury houses being built? myths we've seen too many long term residents of the city all right. veekdz by upwards pressure by the rentals and this current heirs rental crisis must be pit to an end on south van ness we stand in opposition to the proposed will project

we have even stein this week, recently the white house and the state department not on the same page in terms of whether or not this was a war or what it was just a conflict. and it seems that if you're going to get serious for a threat like this, and make no mistake, this is a threat to the united states. if you're going to get serious about this, then we should absolutely have had a coalition built before now. we only started this week to build a coalition. and i think our arab allies have spent the last two years watching isis, and their brutality throughout the region. they are a little frustrated with us because they're saying, well now the united states is taking this seriously. we have been fighting this battle for a very long time. and they are hesitant because they're seeing the mixed signals from washington. >> reid that brings me to secretary kerryn his mission in the middle east, we were just reporting that ten arab countries, ten arab countries have said they were going to come on board and while some have reportedly oftfered to cary out air strikes. meanwhile the world

. >> reporter: what he named "pumpkin stein." >> what i saw, how detailed i could get it. i knew i had something. >> reporter: he grows the frightening fruit in a mold, a simple concept, but it has been anything but. four years of trial and error and hundreds of thousands to find the right variety, the best way to grow it, a mold to provide enough air and light. he had nothing on him. >> if it is too large you are condensing it forcing it and then if it is too small, throw in all of the variables, a, mother nature. >> where can you get them? a failable right now for just over $1. they will arrive at whole foods next week. back to you. >> so, as you heard, they are available now in certain grocery stores but youville to -- you will have to go all of way to l.a. to get one. >> shocking. it felt like out of a movie. >> a california dad makes the catch of day when his wife went into labor on the freeway and wait until you hear what this baby weighed ,,,,,,,, it makes me happy to go on the computer. i like feeling smart. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost int