i have the dream job of working in what most people think of as willy wonka and the chocolate factory what do you do here? >> eat. [laughter] it's part of the job, i know. >> take me through the next stage of this. >> absolutely. we are going to go over to the savory station. we are going to take it up a notch and show you how we put our own twist on it. michael will take you through that great steak prep. we have had success with our steak breakfast sandwich. >> dunkin is all about grab and go. all of the products you are going to see taste delicious, but are portable. >> oh, man. you would be an idiot not to put that on the menu. ask a fat guy, a big guy, what works and this works. [laughter] >> i will pass that along. >> we want the people in our restaurants to say, wow. >> we are thinking about everything -- profitability and operations in the restaurants, all those things into consideration. >> the innovation. does it tickle up or trickle down from the c-suite? >> the culinary team is a great source of ideas. our marketing people are researching consumer trends and our franchisee

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. >> it was something out of a willie wonka fantasy.in it. >> new brunswick removed the dam hoping the river would come back. but the locals think of the water as toxic. nobody swims there. so when these two california surfer dudes rocked up from the canadian border, the custom officials were skeptical. >> so what is this in the boot, eh? >> we're going to go swim a river wave in canada. seriously, don't lie to me. we're going to surf after river wave. >> so literally an hour later -- >> reporter: go drop your trousers. >> reporter: but as you probably already gathered, they're charming guys. after driving all night, they arrive just in time for the tidal bore. >> and we pull into muncton. we didn't even sleep the whole night. and the photographers are like you guys ready? we're like ready for what? let's go right now! it's coming! >> because it's time. >> reporter: they're off. on the longest ride of their lives. 20 miles. >> how long did it take? >> 2 1/2 hours or so. >> yeah, 2 1/2 hours. >> we're standing, paddling, running. you kno

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he was voted most likely to be ben affleck after touching something off limits at willy wonka's chocolatei didn't eat any fudge. >> jimmy: ♪ oompa loopma next for the broncos is wes welker. he was voted most likely to say "yuck" when the other team scores. next from the 49ers we have michael wilhoite who was voted most likely to work on a magic carpet. any wish! any wish you want! any wish you want. next from the broncos is eric decker. he was voted most likely to stand shirtless outside of abercrombie even though he doesn't work there. he's like -- come on in. come on in. we got a sale on jeans. you ever microwave a burrito? next from the 49ers, we've got phil dawson. he was voted most likely to look the same without skin. that's very interesting. [ applause ] >> steve: what? what? >> jimmy: i don't know. i don't know. they vote for them. >> steve: yeah, they vote for them. yeah, you don't vote for them. it's most likely. >> jimmy: most likely. >> steve: it doesn't -- these things don't have to happen. >> jimmy: next from the denver broncos is star quarterback peyton manning. [ cheers an

. >> it is like o something out of a willie wonka fantasy. >> new brunswick removed the dam three yearsgo, hoping the river would come back. but the locals think of the water as toxic. nobody swims there. so when these two california surfer dudes walked up to the canadian border, the customs officials were skeptical. >> he goes like this, what is this, eh? >> we're going to surf a river wave in canada. jersey boys, don't lie to me. >> i'm telling you, we are going to surf this river wave. >> didn't even sleep the whole night. you guys ready? we're like, ready for what? the tidal bore -- >> let's go right now, it's coming. >> because it's time. >> they're off. on the longest ride of their lives. 20 miles. >> and how long did it take? >> two and a half hours or so? >> yeah. >> two and a half hours? >> yeah. surfing, standing, paddling, riding prone. like the triathlon of surfing. >> looking out, they could see the locals gathered on the bank, mesmerized by this unfamiliar sight. >> it was cool. amazing. >> one word, awesome. >> i think it is incredible. i would love to get down there myse

[screams] >> where is this. >> flying over our head in a million pieces. >> idea willie wonka would beolate at home. done. >> endless snickers. [siren] >> movie producer harvey weinstein taking fire for taking aim at the nra. listen to this. >> we're going to take this issue head on and they are going to wish they weren't alive after i'm done with them. >> he is talking about a new movie he plans to make that will push the cause of gun control. is this a little hypocritical since weinstein made all these movies that glamorize gun violence, turned into a religion basically, watch. [gunfire] [shouting] >> officers officers, third avenue. [gunfire] >>> is there anyone in america more personally responsible for romanticizing gun violence than harvey weinstein author of hollywood hypocrites. the truth about hollywood's biggest backers jason matera. welcome. of all people harvey weinstein the guy who made pulp fiction is against gun via venezuela. >> the movie the artist. shut up. he is embarrassing himself. there is no way that you can go on hysterically about the nra and gun violence when

. >> something like a willy wonka fantasy.brunswick removed the dam three years ago, hoping the river would come back. but the locals think of the water as toxic. nobody swims there. so when these two california surfer dudes walked up to the canadian border, the customs officials were skeptical. >> he goes like this, what is this, eh? >> we're going to surf a river wave in canada. >> seriously, boys, what are you going to do. don't lie to me. telling you, we're going to surf this river wave. we pull in, hadn't slept the whole night and the photographer is like, you guys ready? we're like, ready for what? the tidal bore. >> it's coming! >> because it's time. >> reporter: they're off on the longest ride of their lives. 20 miles. and how long did it take? >> 2 1/2 hours or so. >> yeah, 2 1/2 hours. >> surfing or standing, paddling, running, like riding prone. it was a triathlon of surfing. >> reporter: looking out, they could see the locals gathered on the banks, mesmerized by this unfamiliar sight. >> it was pretty cool. >> it w

your child behaving like a spoiled brat and having a major meltdown like the scene from "willie wonkaow is psychologist and author of parenting your powerful child, dr. kevin lehman. good morning to you. >> good morning. i think every parent had the experience of driving their kid or several kids to that cheese breath rodent's place. you empty your pockets on those machines, you pay for the pizza, drive them home and out of the six kids, how many of them say thank you? >> how do you get the appreciation from your kids? do you have to keep beating them over the head about tell me thank you, please, thank you, thank you? >> what do you say? >> but there is something to training, training up a child as opposed to down a child. most of us train down a child. we do too many things for our children, we do their science projects. we give, give, give, give. my bride and i, we give our grandchildren little treats, but we wrap them with a $10 bill. the treats for them, the $10 is for them to find someone who could use that $10 bill and then they write it down. we've had the cutest experiences w