. >> at heart attack grill, the unhealthier, the better. check out the menu. flat liner fries.ter fat shake, bypass burgering. >> it just warms my heart to see children come into the heart attack grill. >> this 8-year-old attempts to eat a burger dubbed the quadruple bypass with nearly 10,000 calories. >> absolutely slathered in ladder. >> they celebrate extreme obesity. if you weigh over 350 pounds, your food is free. you think basso might feel bad about some of this. but he doesn't. not one bit. >> people wonder how i slope at night. like a baby. >> reporter: you should know that i did talk to the owner and the way that he explains it, he's trying to make this perverse point to grab people's attention and make them understands just how unhealthy this is. frankly, it seemed kind of muttled to me, more about getting free publicity, frankly. eating fast food once in a while isn't going to kill you but for calories, fat and sugar it's one of the worst things out there. i'm sure they're going to find another spokesman but it looks like a pretty high-risk job. susan, back to you. >

. >> reporter: at heart attack grill, the unhealthier, the better. check out the menu.iner fries. butter fat shake. bypass burgers. >> it just warms my heart to see children come into the heart attack grill. >> reporter: this 8-year-old attempts to eat a burger dubbed the quadruple bypass. it has nearly 10,000 calories. >> it's absolutely slathered in lard. >> reporter: they celebrate extreme obesity. if you weigh over 350 pounds, your food is free. you think basso might feel bad about some of this. but he doesn't. not one bit. >> people wonder how i sleep at night. like a baby. >> and john basso, who is the owner of the heart attack grill, joins me now from las vegas. thanks, sir, for joining us. your friend, john almond, i sense you were close to. he died. he had a heart attack. he was a spokesman for the restaurant. how did you -- did you feel at all responsible for that? >> i feel absolutely responsible. anyone who were putting burgers in his mouth on a daily basis should feel responsible. now, granted, we would warn him continuously. we would say, hey, john, those

. >> reporter: at heart attack grill, the unhealthier, the better. check out the menu.iner fries. butter fat shake. bypass burgers. >> it just warms my heart to see children come into the heart attack grill. >> reporter: this 8-year-old attempts to eat a burger dubbed the quadruple bypass. it has nearly 10,000 calories. >> it's absolutely slathered in lard. >> reporter: they celebrate extreme obesity. if you weigh over 350 pounds, your food is free. you think basso might feel bad about some of this. but he doesn't. not one bit. >> people wonder how i sleep at night. like a baby. >> and john basso, who is the owner of the heart attack grill, joins me now from las vegas. thanks, sir, for joining us. your friend, john almond, i sense you were close to. he died. he had a heart attack. he was a spokesman for the restaurant. how did you -- did you feel at all responsible for that? >> i feel absolutely responsible. anyone who were putting burgers in his mouth on a daily basis should feel responsible. now, granted, we would warn him continuously. we would say, hey, john, those

we're not seeing the unhealthy levels of pollution. so that's the good news. if you can open up the good news and breathe it in or head to the beach. it will be absolutely perfect on the warm sands of santa cruz today. also monterey, it will be another beautiful day down there. a little coastal fog. but before that fog arrives, look at where our temperatures are headed. just three degrees away from 80 in gilroy. 73 degrees in los gatos. getting into your weekend holding strong with the 70 for saturday. then on sunday, we'll cool you off a touch, but still unseasonably warm, monday, tuesday, wednesday, things will start to change. temperatures drop off. we bring in the rain and the cold. so basically a 20-degree drop in just a few days. enjoy it, jon and marl larks back to you. >>> up next, the company with the little blue box sues a big box store. why tiffany's is accusing costco of selling fake jewelry. >>> well, i hate to possibly rain on your valentine's day parade, but ladies out there, if you happen to get one of those tiffany's engagement rings for valen

bev a spare the air alert for the central and east bay where air quality could get into the unhealthyory so just limit the burning if you do have a fireplace today, definitely not the day to do that. you'll notice our visibility very poor in many locations, really the only place that's looking at good visibility is off way in the concord and fairfield but notice lots of places even down in san jose visibility down to four miles. less than a quarter-mile in santa rosa. so allow extra time for yourself with the fog especially in the north bay. 48 in san francisco, 52 in oakland and 49 down in san jose. our jet stream way off to the north and off to the west as well, it's taking a dip, pulling in this cloud cover that you see to our south and this cloud cover not going to give us any rain but going to be with us the first half of the day so we're looking at a mix of sun and clouds through the day but the onshore flow is going to keep the foggy conditions in place at least for the first half of the day, we are expecting to see a good mix of sun and clouds by this afternoon. 61 in san fran

. >> at heart attack grill, the unhealthier, the better. check out the menu. flat liner fries.t just warms my heart to see children come into the heart attack grill. >> this 8-year-old attempts to eat a burger dubbed the quadruple bypass

that saying the school is suddenly going to change at school when they've got to go home and eat unhealthy meals at home you're not going to change the culture that he's certain you want to work on the college age it's a long term process it's information it's making options available i think it's a good idea but trying to mandate one just on the idea originated there's another issue with probably the farm subsidies everything given to another day j.d. thankful africa thanks all for coming i have so little that they have me. and in other news in the post bush great recession economy it's harder and harder for americans to have a good retirement according to a new survey by the organization conference board two thirds of workers between the ages of forty five and sixty are now planning to delay their retirement that's a big jump from two thousand and ten when only forty two percent of the workers had plans to put off their retirement and the economy was supposed to get a little bit better job losses low salaries and declining home values are some of the main reasons why americans can no lon

european nations have failed to master, which america is struggling with the crisis that flows from the unhealthy nexus of democracy on one hand and the fact we live in a culture where people assume as a matter of right they are entitled to certain things from the government about too many questions asked how to pay for it. it is proving toxic for much of europe but it constitutes a danger to america is economic future. there is a purely economic dimension. with government constantly spending more than they raised through taxation, borrowing money is how they make up the difference. in european countries the debt burden affects the government's ability to meet their financial obligations. thing sub regional governments are trying to skip payments they owe to businesses. but americans should consider through 2013 america's public debt was insane at the 16 point* $4 trillion. the real figure is probably higher once you have the unfunded future liabilities like social security in the existing obligation of bankrupt states like california and illinois. but there are more subtle and cultural forces in

that's the unhealthy way to do it. >> exactly. >> what is wrong with the way they do it and how should> first of all, with these movie roles these actsers have medical supervision. dietitians, on hand 24/7. getting paid money. this is their job. no one should be doing this. no one should be following these diets. for instance, jennifer lawrence for her "hunger games" role, portion control and higher percentage of carbohydrates. >> apparently we have time -- >> oh, good. first we'll do what's call as wood chop. the only one i'm going to make you do. you're going to come down to the outside of your leg. give me a nice little squat. come down and twist up and then come back down. >> what am i repairs on my body? >> working our legs, our core, our arms and doing a functional training because we're twisting and sliding. good. you can stop there now. >> yeah. we get the idea. >> another thing with the medicine ball, with twists, mimical movements. step back, twist and come back to center. >> every time you're here i'm vetting myself in some new interesting way. thank you so much. >> thank yo

the corner, little old lady. >>> up next, we discuss unhealthy eating in the black community. >> so then there is a 200 to 300 calorieswe didn't before. >> people are not familiar with sugary drinks. oh, hey mike. what are you up to? oh, just diagramming this accident with my state farm pocket agent app. you can also get a quote and pay your premium with this thing. i thought state farm didn't have all those apps? where did you hear that? the internet. and you believed it? yeah. they can't put anything on the internet that isn't true. where did you hear that? [ both the internet. oh look. here comes my date. i met him on the internet. he's a french model. uh, bonjour. [ male announcer state farm. more mobile than ever. get to a better state. >>> welcome back, everybody knows that eating bad foods leads to health problems. yet people in our community still often eat the wrong things. joining us to help us understand why that happens is a health and wellness expert, and a doctor who is assistant commissioner of health and hygiene. thank you for being here. first, why does this happen? if everybody knows that eating too

even though they look lean, they're probably wildly unhealthy. thelip side of that is people who have probably, you know, they look unhealthy, because of our standard definition of that, but they may not have as much abdominal fat. i don't know what the case is with governor christie. i don't know how active he is. but i did hear his comments that he's a healthy fat guy, i don't know that his cholesterol and blood sugar and his other indicators are relatively normal. >> he did say that his blood sugar and his cholesterol were normal. i also heard a former white house doctor say today that christie is a time bomb waiting to happen and she'd worry about him dying in office. that's a tough assessment. >> yeah, i heard those comments by dr. connie mariano. someone who i know pretty well. i've talked to her before. those are strong statements. i think there's no question. and i think we're probably all dealing with somewhat limited information here. all we sort of know about him, besides his comments today, is sort of what he looks like. and again, i thin

air quality will be an issue, the worst in the central and east bay at unhealthy levels. you may want to limit the outdoor exposer tomorrow. patchy fog in the north pay. and 39 in livermore. and for your saturday, it's going to be that hazy sunshine with mid 60s up here to the north bay. and 65 in san jose. >>> on your three day forecast. no rain in sight as we head through the up coming weekend. as we go through monday, clouds continue to increase, and by next week, we get showers in here by wednesday night and also in to thursday and friday as well. according to the seven-day forecast, this may mean the groundhog sees his shadow. >> hm-mm. >> but from the weather we had lately, he may not see his shadow. >> we will have to see what he does. >> we will listen to you. >> i'll be on that. >> thanks. >> just ahead, free advertising on super bowl sunday. that story coming up. >> and the ethical battle over who pays for birth control, it gets a big boost after the break. >> oakland is now the first city in the country to issue i.d. karpds that double as debit cards. it gives p

to solving this i mean you're a free market guy how how would the free market solve this problem of kids being addicted to sugar in unhealthy foods in vending machines all around school. the first issue to deal with is persuasion in for the information and also have to recognize that you don't solve an entire problem you have people around and around a country of three hundred million people your parents your families making choices that many of us would would rather they not make we're never going to change all of our minds provided we get information make options available that's a good thing it's not always going to work my kids' school made fresh fruit available as a snack in the school they discontinued that because the for most kids want my i'm glad they made the alternative available homestead but they couldn't make it go they're losing money on the project would have to stop doing what about what about families that are trying to raise their kid to need help and is it a little unfair that here they go they send their kids to school and we our schools are full of this junk food i mean shouldn't our government play a

they came out, checked inside the building, said we were above the limit, it was unhealthy, and we needed to evacuate. he stepped tout door it wasn't two minutes when we were grabbing our stuff and the explosion hit and it hit you like a car accident. the shopping area dates back to 1922 and including retail store, offices, and apartment units. bigad shabab, cbs news. >> well, president obama is turning up the heat on republicans. there are only nine days left until dramatic automatic spending cuts into effect. he's blaming the gop. republican leaders are fighting back saying spending is the problem and they won't support any new tax hikes. >> reporter: president obama called in police and firefighters to help talk republicans out of letting the budget cuts take effect. the automatic cuts known in washington as the sequester kick in march 1st. they were designed to be so severe they'd force lawmakers to reach a brukt deal but they haven't yet and now the president is pushing a short-term fix to allow more time to reach a compromise. >> there's a smarter way to do this, to reduce our defic

we could suffer and spare the air with unhealthy levels of pollutants. that's not the case. mild conditions for february continue today as offshore flow continues. want to give you a taste of santa cruz if you have the day off if you can get down there. 76 degrees today. it will be perfect. as we take you to the slopes, not too bad there either. kirkwood still holding onto 86 inches of powder. alpine, 56 inches. 42 at heavenly. 34 at northstar and squaw has 25 inches. 78% of norm aal even after a dr start to february. more rain and snow on the way. as we head through next week warm days are short lived. 71 in livermore. 77 in gilroy. 73 for los gatos. 70 degrees in san francisco. perfect day for sitting by the water enjoying a nice comfortable lunch outdoors. here's where it gets uncomfortable. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, the cold, the clouds come back in. let's look at it this way. good news for water supply. good news for tahoe snow pack and great news for the air quality and we want to enjoy winter while it lasts. spring just 35 days away. let's check your drive. good m

the umbrella at home today. tomorrow, all week long. one area where we'll suffer is air quality. unfortunately we'll be in moderate range probably in unhealthy range by the end of the week. that's the only thing that we don't really enjoy around here is when our air quality starts to deteriorate. high pressure building in. driving winds offshore. a fog-free start to the day except at the immediate coast. patchy areas out there. 65 degrees later on in livermore. 62 along the east shore and silicon valley looking good. 63 in san jose. and 63 in los gatos. getting into the next couple days, temperatures are going to climb but slowly. we'll peak on friday. 70 degrees looks good. into the weekend 67 degrees on saturday. so comfortable conditions continue through the upcoming weekend and then monday we might get a little stray shower up in the north bay but like i said before, the jet stream stays north at least for the next ten days. back to you, jon and laura. >> thank you very much, christina. happening right now, security very tight at the u.s. consulate in thailand this morning after reported threats of a terror attack. thai officials say the

that makes the industry very unhealthy. omeone highly indebted you don't making business loans. you like to go play elsewhere. the question is why are not banks not lending their earnings like every other company? they want to pay them out but --. sandra: so, bottom line, remember, banks are, they're private institutions. they're in it t make money. they need to find ways to be profitable. one bking analyst, dick bove, probably familiar with his name, he is a very well-reknown analyst, he recently said, her suppters, refering to elizabeth warren put up some $30 million to buy her senate seat. she owes her constituents an awful lot so she has to take a strident position against the banks. you say what to that? >> i say she has been completely consistent. if her supporters supported her they knew what they were getting. she is doing exactly what she did before, is to ask tough questions about whether we're getting the best banking systems we can. i think most of those who are elected get supported by people and often from the

the south. that's going to help to cool off that weekend forecast and even with numbers going down unhealthy air here for saturday, a spare the air alert in effect with the worst air quality in the bay. >>> twitter is the latest victim of hackers. last week's attack exposed user names. the company reset the pass words and note fade those people. twitter believes the attack was the work of professional hackers and was not an isolated incident. other companies and organizations have also recently been attacked. this weekend is all about new orleans. our investigative unit discovered in all the excitement about the new stadium, some important safety questions may have been missed. steven? >> reporter: while sports stadiums are located near large airports, the new 49ers stadium is somewhat unique. it's located less than three miles away and directly in the final flight path of san jose international airport raising some questions among aviation experts about the work load for air traffic controllers here at san jose. as this video shows commercial flights literally pivot right over the top of the ne

the risk of early death by 10% to 15%. too much caffeine used to be considered unhealthy. but researchers say, the more coffee people consumed the less likely they are to die from injuries, heart disease, stroke and other ailments. >> staff on this show shall live forever. >>> and speaking of coffee, police near seattle say some local coffee joints there have been serving up a lot more than java. they arrested three bikini baristas at grab-n-go coffee stands yesterday. the cops claim the young ladies were illegally exposing themselves for tips, which violates local cabaret laws. the owner of the stand says he has a zero tolerance policy for this kind of alleged conduct. >> grab-n-go. >> all kinds of things to get us up in the morning. >>> still ahead today, guests of a california hotel are facing a horrifying possibility. they may have to drink -- they may have already drunk water contaminated by a dead body. the details behind this strange and pretty sickening story. >>> but first, if you can't get your hands off of your smartphone, google is suggesting you wear the intern

the wrong fish. it might be some other fish. and a few fish are they really white tuna can be unhealthy for the consumer.iz: you know what really scares me, food coming in, i will be honest with you, food products coming in from china. i read tofu preserved with formaldehyde. i bought a vegetable sticky bun made out of dough, i told my friend this vegetable bun is really chilly. guess what, it had paper and cardboard in it for god's sake. that is scary. and so the lesson here, you have to check for the food is coming from and you don't want to buy ultracheap because older cheap products you may not know what is in the food product. >> absolutely you're right. certainl not all countries enjoy the same food safety we do here in the united states. and that is a concern for a lot of consumers there. a benefit here is to have high vigilance in the street and consumers, and we do have more globalized supply chain service can spread. at least have informed discussions. liz: marcus, the senior director with usd, did a terrific study on food on the grocery shelves. i urge viewers to read up on it. good to be with

now one give and take we have to deal with whenever we get the warm days, yeah, unhealthy air qualityill likely be the case throughout the end of the week. 62 in livermore. 63 degrees today in los gatos. temperatures mild throughout the end of the week. look at your drive. good morning. >> good morning. looking at the bay bridge with the backup all of the way up over here filling in all lanes. metering lights turned on in the last seven minutes. this is how quickly the backup forms down the east shore freeway slowing as well. let me show you the whole area for the maps we had an earlier stall reported approaching san francisco. nothing official from chp reports but we did hear rumor of something going on there. i scanned with camera. i didn't see any backup there and as it bled back toward the incline now we just have effects of the morning commute so we'll leave that there as i track that. slowing on the upper deck. also at the maze getting away from the bay bridge you have a crash over on the shoulder. distraction off the berkeley curve. you see slowing here heading over on 24 over

to say i'm a child be on my place and all the blame on the press all of the blame will myself and both of those are really unhealthy and can like. people man just. with the abundance of information now available about h i v. their noses up the statistics they believe that as with vitamins all they have to do is pop a pill if they should become hiv positive. community like we do desensitize ourselves so much from aids i mean people as i always a mental disease if you can manage it you've got to have deep pockets that manage it i mean if you don't have insurance because i don't think the average person can pay fifteen thousand nine hundred dollars in rent and still pay two hundred dollars a month for medication and for those for whom money is not a concern there is a physical cost to taking drugs to fight hiv for pills i take one pill i take a bactrim pill because the key perfections and stuff away and then i take. the opportunity which is helps with the pain in the morning. and so i take that as this clock in the morning i wake up started to take medications because. i did recover from second the medication and i go

he was certainly telling the truth in that nothing could be more damaging to the united states than its absolutely unhealthyobsessively. close relationship to a regime in tel aviv which is regarded by most people in the world as a terrorist rogue state yet its endless little war that for every crime that it commits and every crime that it commits is paid for by the u.s. taxpayer but undoubtedly the palestine question is the heart of the matter it's the floor at the heart of western policy towards the east and until there is justice for the palestinian people there will never be peace in the region and if there is no peace in that region there'll be no peace in the world yet netanyahu the serial killer the man who's literally paving the illegally occupied west bank of the jordan with illegal israeli settlements will be received in washington and london with the same red carpet no matter what crimes he commits and we know from the overheard conversation between president obama and then french president sarkozy that neither could bear to look at the other look at netanyahu his face they agreed with each other

bay area quality officials say the air is expected to be unhealthy. that means burning wood is banned. the problem is the smoke can cause problems for people who have certain health conditions such as asthma or bronchitis. >>> how about today, we had a warm one out there. we had 79 in oakland. 72 in morgan hill. not what you expect for february. temperatures outside upper 60s today. we had 69 in napa, 68 in santa rosa. not as warm tomorrow. we're looking for more high clouds to filter in. these high clouds will cover the sun a little bit. there's a little bit of fog showing up at the coast. we had fog moving up from santa cruz. that's going to trend your temperature down. your saturday forecast still nice. not as warm as today. we have your temperature forecast in your neighborhood. the cities that will be the warmest and which day of the weekend will be the warmest we'll see you back here. >>> some people watch the super bowl just for the ads. coming up at 10:30, a sneak peak at some of those very expensive ads and why a lot of companies are rolling t

he was certainly telling the truth in that nothing could be more damaging to the united states than its absolutely unhealthyobsessively. close relationship to a regime in tel aviv which is regarded by most people in the world as a terrorist rogue state yet its endless little war that for every crime that it commits and every crime that it commits is paid for by the u.s. taxpayer but undoubtedly the palestine question is the heart of the matter it's the floor at the heart of western policy towards the east and until there is justice for the palestinian people there will never be peace in the region and if there is no peace in that region there'll be no peace in the world yet netanyahu the serial killer the man who's literally paving the illegally occupied west bank of the jordan with illegal israeli settlements will be received in washington and london with the same red carpet no matter what crimes he commits and we know from the overheard conversation between president obama and then french president sarkozy that neither could bear to look at the other look at netanyahu his face they agreed with each other

he was certainly telling the truth in that nothing could be more damaging to the united states than its absolutely unhealthyobsessively. close relationship to a regime in tel aviv which is regarded by most people in the world as a terrorist rogue state yet its endless little war that for every crime that it commits and every crime that it commits is paid for by the u.s. taxpayer but undoubtedly the palestine question is the heart of the matter it's the floor at the heart of western policy towards the east and until there is justice for the palestinian people there will never be peace in the region and if there is no peace in that region there'll be no peace in the world yet netanyahu the serial killer the man who's literally paving the illegally occupied west bank of the jordan with illegal israeli settlements will be received in washington and london with the same red carpet no matter what crimes he commits and we know from the overheard conversation between president obama and then french president sarkozy that neither could bear to look at the other look at netanyahu his face they agreed with each other

if the guns weren't in the system, i sincerely believe those mentally unstable or unhealthy people wouldd a way to perpetrate heinous acts. to me, the guns themselves, the tools themselves are not the issue. it's the mental health status and the people that would use them. that's my concern. >> i mean, there are many countries around the world, though, that have a lot of people with mental health issues that have bad, evil people, with evil intent. britain, germany, australia, tokyo. the difference is they don't have the guns. they can't get access to them. criminals in places like britain can't get their hands on gun. and that is why the gun crime rate is so low. when i speak to people like yourself, i have such huge respect for the service you've given. >> thank you. >> many of my family have served in the british army. i totally understand why you would need these weapons. >> i appreciate that. >> particularly with the high capacity magazines on battlefields in iraq and afghanistan, whatever. i just don't get and i don't hear an argument why they should be so easily available to the l

he was certainly telling the truth in that nothing could be more damaging to the united states than its absolutely unhealthyobsessively. close relationship to a regime in tel aviv which is regarded by most people in the world as a terrorist rogue state yet its endless little war that for every crime that it commits and every crime that it commits is paid for by the u.s. taxpayer but undoubtedly the palestine question is the heart of the matter it's the floor at the heart of western policy towards the east and until there is justice for the palestinian people there will never be peace in the region and if there is no peace in that region there'll be no peace in the world yet netanyahu the serial killer the man who's literally paving the illegally occupied west bank of the jordan with illegal israeli settlements will be received in washington and london with the same red carpet no matter what crimes he commits and we know from the all of our hard conversation between president obama and then french president sarkozy that neither could bear to look at the other look at netanyahu his face they agreed with each

he was certainly telling the truth in that nothing could be more damaging to the united states than its absolutely unhealthyobsessively. close relationship to a regime in tel aviv which is regarded by most people in the world as a terrorist rogue state yet its endless little war that for every crime that it commits and every crime that it commits is paid for by the u.s. taxpayer but undoubtedly the palestine question is the heart of the matter it's the floor at the heart of western policy towards the east and until there is justice for the palestinian people there will never be peace in the region and if there is no peace in that region there'll be no peace in the world yet netanyahu the serial killer the man who's literally paving the illegally occupied west bank of the jordan with illegal israeli settlements will be received in washington and london with the same red carpet no matter what crimes he commits and we know from the overheard conversation between president obama and then french president sarkozy that neither could bear to look at the other look at netanyahu his face they agreed with each other

he was certainly telling the truth in that nothing could be more damaging to the united states than its absolutely unhealthyobsessively. close relationship to a regime in tel aviv which is regarded by most people in the world as a terrorist rogue state yet its endless little war that for every crime that it commits and every crime that it commits is paid for by the u.s. taxpayer but undoubtedly the palestine question is the heart of the matter it's the floor at the heart of western policy towards the east and until there is justice for the palestinian people there will never be peace in the region and if there is no peace in that region there'll be no peace in the world yet netanyahu the serial killer the man who's literally paving the illegally occupied west bank of the jordan with illegal israeli settlements will be received in washington and london with the same red carpet no matter what crimes he commits and we know from the all of our hard conversation between president obama and then french president sarkozy that neither could bear to look at the other look at netanyahu his face they agreed with each

if the guns weren't in the system, i sincerely believe those mentally unstable or unhealthy people wouldd a way to perpetrate heinous acts. to me, the guns themselves, the tools themselves are not the issue. it's the mental health status and the people that would use them. that's my concern. >> i mean, there are many countries around the world, though, that have a lot of people with mental health issues that have bad, evil people, with evil intent. britain, germany, australia, tokyo. the difference is they don't have the guns. they can't get access to them. criminals in places like britain can't get their hands on gun. and that is why the gun crime rate is so low. when i speak to people like yourself, i have such huge respect for the service you've given. >> thank you. >> many of my family have served in the british army. i totally understand why you would need these weapons. >> i appreciate that. >> particularly with the high capacity magazines on battlefields in iraq and afghanistan, whatever. i just don't get and i don't hear an argument why they should be so easily available to the l