. >> yay, yay! >> whoo! >> nice job, look at that. look at that. >> only took me 10 pounds of nuts before i got . another principle mama insisted on is to use only top ingredients. she insisted her name would only be on the best. so for the company's most important ingredient, nuts, they turned to one of their largest and mosd respected farms in the business--the stewart and jasper farm in the san joaquin valley. >> we first started buying frm them, we bought, you know, a few hundred pounds and they used to come on ups, you know. they remember selling us a few cases. >> and one of the main reasons stewart and jasper took a chance on the small company was because they could identify with two young men coming from opposite backgrounds to start a company on a simple dream. started in 1948 by poultry farmers romain stewart and lee jasper. the farm has grown into a hugely successful integrated operation involving thousands of acres of hauling, shelling, processing and marketing. the second and third generation of jaspers are running the bu

yay! and up next we have indiana telepenova. >> a recipe for water. start with the color magenta, a burning asphalt, of beach ball sighing out its life, a garden grown on accident after accident, add a father painting shelves on the cove, a pinch of guilt, statues of isabella butter flisse -- butterflies, and extinct alpha betts, a teaspoon of autumn leaves, a shepard playing with the winds, some animal begging for snow. mix vigorously like the mountain mixes up its slopes. preheat the bed of a star to -- 240 light-years away. thank you. and next is -- [cheers and applause] >> next is robin black. >> hi, robin! >> oh, ok. i had to know. this is called "eviction notice." the police turned us away. 11 years old eating baby food. days warm like the occasional free matsoff from next door. no plates the cups were yoplaits. i stepped on a nail taking my sister through the yard the drinking from beer bottles that tasted like warm quarters the i caught fleas from cookie puss sleeping on my stomk keeping us both warms. at that age i lost the comfort from lies.

>> baseball. [ screams and applause ] >> jimmy: yay! yay! [ laughter ] it's so fun.he way. >> jimmy: oh, the roots. give it up for -- [ cheers and applause ] >> for real. >> jimmy: were you a performer as a kid growing up in new york? >> i mean, not -- i mean, i did, like -- i took dance class and we used to do these, like, community, like, neighborhood talent shows once a year. so i did a little skit here or do a little dance performance and stuff. so -- >> jimmy: what were the skits about? >> the skits were really weird. because, like, one of the skits that i remember, i must have been, like, 5 years old. it was about, like, children being kidnapped. and i closed the show with, like, being snatched. but i was 5 years old. and like, why were you -- what? >> jimmy: like, the worst talent show i've ever seen. like, this is scary. >> i think i won that year, though. >> jimmy: you played the kid who got kidnapped. yeah, you got your first oscar. but now you're -- you're giving back now, and now you're doing -- you've done movies. you've done tv, and now you've given bac

diana: yay, cloud. vo: to the cloud with windows live. to create and share.as had a prestigious career as the founder of the super group new kids on the block -- [ cheers and applause ] -- and as a highly regarded actor on the big and small screen. now, his new series "blue bloods" is a huge hit. you can catch it fridays at 10:00 p.m. on cbs. please welcome donnie wahlberg! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: donnie wahlberg, welcome, buddy. welcome back to our show. you were nice enough -- you came in february with the new kids, and you did a little nkotb with the roots. [ girls screaming ] >> we were nice enough? you were nice enough to have us. >> jimmy: oh, please. >> and the roots were nice enough to back us up. >> jimmy: it was great. it was such a great night for us. it was phenomenal. thank you for doing that. [ cheers ] >> it was incredible. >> jimmy: now, you're a boston guy and the roots are philly guys. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you see a similarity between those cities? kind of? >> yeah, yeah. i think we both live in the enormous shadow of new york,

yay! yippee! who on earth would put a chain around the bridge?und the teeter-totter. but why? what do the bridge and the teeter-totter have in common? i know! they both go up and down! right, sally! so if we look for other things that go up and down, we might find more clues. (bridge whirs) ahhh! that bridge sure is squeaky! (gasps) let's get out of here! (giggles) (train crossing bell dings) (train chugs past, whistle toots) (crossing bell dings) look, the safety gate goes up and down! just like the lift bridge and the teeter-totter! excuse me, but has anyone put a lock and chain on this safety gate? nope. can't say as i've ever had that happen. pig will: i told you not to park it there! no you didn't! yes i did! pig won't didn't! pig will: did! what's wrong, guys? we have to walk home! pig won't: yeah, someone chained our car to a lamppost and put a lock on it! another clue! come on, team. let's go take a look! could i be of assistance, lads? (clippers clank) pig will and pig won't: yes please! why would someone put a chain on a car? a car does

>> yai y aye. item 7 has three parts in the wait 2008.1405 dv and 2008.1406 dv and 448 diamond street. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i think i better stand for this one. it will take a few more minutes. ellie andrews here to present this on behalf of commissioner hayward who wasn't able to be here today. department staff has heard your concerns and the difference in the recommendation on this project and the project scheduled later on in calendar, and although i will speak to the diamond street project, i would like to address briefly the differences between the two. the projects are obviously similar in several ways. both buildings are sound. both have deteriorated over time for similar reasons. and both propose to replace existing single family homes with slightly larger single family homes. the main way in which the projects differ which is the reason for the department recommending approval of one and disapproval of other is the perceived affordability. the diamond street building is not se

[cheers and applause] >> yay. and next up we have annie. annie yu, i'm sorry. annie yu. >> it's ok.o the poem i'm going to read is book of lives. my name is a book of lives. i press leaves inside, scraps of the city, one crumbled bus ticket, a number -- numb washed with rain, a torn photograph of two little girls. my name settle map of the world. a body of continents and stars. on an airplane i look at the map. flights intersect. travel miles and seas, hours and clouds, a window bird trills by my bed. power lines crisscross streets like threads in the sky. a book of lives is a month of saturdays, a sea-- seahorse from per ru, perfume at my neck. look inside a red suitcase. you'll find letters to no one, objects found and lost, a plastic white fan, contradictory j. -- jade green, city grids, the last bite of an ice cream cone. these are all my names. i savor these words on the tip of my tongue. a book of lives lived in my right hand. i caught your pen in the other. all the rivers flower into the sea. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> next up is -- next up is marcela ortiz. >> ok. t

. >> yay! >> you look so thrilled. >> nba -- i'm just playing.a day of rest, and where you meditate -- >> that's sunday. >> okay. that's sunday for you, saturday for me. nba commissioner says contraction is now on the table as a possible solution to the league's financial problems. he wants to get rid of some teams sore, so he says. warriors open the regular season wednesday night, hosting houston. final exhibition game, kobe bryant says i'll make this one, had 22 points. ellis went crazy, playing in california. he scored 41 points on the night. they went into overtime, and ellis just 1-9 -- uh-oh, missed the dunk and shannon brown, who was engaged with here is shannon brown engaged to the great blues singer monica, 105-102 the lakers victorious and monica, durham she and brandy did that that ling -- that little thing together? >> i do. >> i think monica's pretty cute. she's talented, and she's engaged to shannon brown. no date. >> okay. good night, everybody. insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. i

yay! (mariana) so we're heading to our interview with augie and lynne nieto.tarted a really successful fitness company, and was later diagnosed with als. i'm mariana, it's nice to meet you. hi, i'm su-yin. (su-yin) so the three of us, we're all from australia and we're all kind of in the same boat where we don't know exactly what it is we want to do. parents are a big influence on why i'm undecided, i guess. and so that's why i'm here. (camilla) were your parents supportive of what you did when you first started out? [mumbling] my father was. [dog barking] hey, be quiet up there. i'm on camera. ♪ we had six brothers and sisters, and my father had to work to pay for the family. i saw his frustration by not taking a risk early. (lynne) and can i interject? he worked in the oil fields, so he didn't make use of his entrepreneurial skills and that was a frustration. so when i was 19, i wanted to take the biggest risk i could, and i found exercise as my religion. and i wanted to share that with the world. (su-yin) when you're 19, you're so sure of yourself. did you

foreign minister sage yay maehara said the door to the tpp is being shut and that japan must not let politics get in the way of joining. but agricultural forestries and fisheries minister mitch hooeko cano and akihiro ohata are cautious. in the diet more than 100 lawmakers from the governing coalition parties recently met and agreed that joining the tpp would destroy japan's agriculture. prime minister kan is trying to compile a document for regional economic integration covering the tpp. he will deliver it at the asia pacific economic cooperation summit to be held in yokohama next month. consensus in his cabinet and the main governing party to realize the plan. >>> aspiring members of the partnership need the approval of all tpp member states. as a condition of entry the united states will demand that japan opens its agricultural market and reconsider plans to scale back postal privatization. the u.s. has already disclosed its conditions for allowing japan to join. they include slashing tariffs on agricultural products and easing restrictions on u.s. beef imports. washington is also

. >> yay or nay. the feds say your vote on prop 19 won't matter to them. why dc says it has the final say on legalizing pot. >>> they want the truth so they are going to somebody who probably won't hold back. why prosecutors will be asking barry bonds' ex- girlfriend for some intimate details. >>> maybe at one time considered an outsider. now on her way up the high school food change. you'll meet a dublin cheerleader vying to be tonight's homecoming queen. >>> a minor disagreement between friends is one thing. grabbing your friend's purse and driving away another. what put a mayor in jail. >>> the obama administration is not cool about legalizing pots. the feds won't look the other way if prop 19 passes here. terrell brown shows us who could have drug agents knocking at their door if that measure goes through. >> reporter: sending a warning to california. if proposition 19 passes prepare for the consequences. eric holder released this statement "organizations that possess, manufacture or distribute marijuana for recreational use even if such activities are

stella: yay! chris: joe's friend rachel actually taught him how to play poker nearly three years ago, and she's gotta love what she sees, so far. vanessa: i feel like you're the crowd favorite. joe: it's crazy seeing you on tv and then playing with you. vanessa: and then playing me? [laughter] chris: ace-9 for joe. daniel: all right, let's go on the attack, bro. go on the attack. raise her. joe: i'm going to raise it to 4,000. chris: he listens to daniel again. vanessa, ace-6. vanessa: i'm going to go all in. chris: she's all in! daniel: let's go with it. let's gamble with her. joe: call. daniel: yeah, let's do it! all right. chris: joe calls. vanessa: that's a call. rachel: yes, he called, he called, he called! [cheering/applause] daniel: good luck, buddy. this is it. vanessa: you got way the best of it. daniel: yeah, that's what i'm talking about, joe! chris: if joe's kicker holds up, he's $25,000 richer. daniel: all right, hold 'em! ace-9! you're in great shape, joe. vanessa: yeah, you really a

beltway is not going to be one of the trouble spots all be it it's going to be slow spot in op care yaysouter loop at harford road, traffic is at a crawl from 95 heading towards york road. no incidents just heavy involve. northbound harbor tunnel, closed at this time due to an accident. and we have a crash southbound 795 at franklin boulevard a. crash report there had in dundalk north point boulevard closed at st. monica drive. jamie. >> all right, good morning, america, is next at 7:00 let's watch the miners get rescued and send our kids to school. night bad day. aid good day. all right. bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises... with no plans to pay for them...

. >> yea yay! >> a turnaround i our ather. fall weather not just for today but through this weekend. saturday, sunday, close to 80 degrees. take a loo what's going on right now across the area, we've got temperares that are currently in the 50s throughout the area. 54 degrees right now, martinsburg. 54 in hagerstown. just up tohe north. folks around vienna now at 49 degrees. 47 down around waldorf, maryland. and then we've got 54 analysis, and shadyside and the bus stop, sunshine, clear skies, 48 to degrees. thenhroughout the day, again, as high pressure moves in, we're going to keep the sunshine here. matter of fact, i think we're going to see even the high clouds that we've got overhead, we're going to see those moving out. temperature will get up to 68 by noontime 74 by 3:00 today. finally firs time over 70 since saturday. so there's our little weather system that's plagued us for days. you can see what's left of the showers, some of them trying to eak out over the border of pennsylvania, but try for us. there's a cold fron

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some people saying yay. some people saying not yay. but bill's going to be with us all week long. we're going to have a few laughs, also get his views on many of the fascinating race this is year. we appreciate it. we'll see you tomorrow night. that is all for us. but don't go anywhere. "parker spitzer," our new program at 8:00, debuts right now. now. we'll see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. i'm kathleen parker. >> and i'm eliot spitzer. thanks for joining us for our first show. this is a show about ideas. the ideas that drive american politics. >> perfect. succinct and to the point, eliot. you know how i am. i hate labltz. conservative, liberal. no. we're going to do something different with this show. we come to the table with different perspectives. we're from different worlds clearly. i'm from the south. you're from the north. >> right. so far so true. >> i'm a journalist and you're a politician. >> yeah. but i'm recovering. this is step one. i promise. really, i'm going to move beyond that. >> let me just say we're praying for you. >> th

one has new moan yay and several will need dental surgery. one of the miners was nicknamed the doctor for taking care of his colleagues. even president obama was watching. >> let me also commend so many who are lending a and in this rescue effort. >> reporter: pope benedict offered a blessing in span nirchlt many of the miners emerged wearing t shirts that summed up their feelings -- thank you lord. >> it took 24 hours to complete instead of 48 hours. >>> there has been a stabbing outside a college park bar. leonardo ray please is charged with the stabbing. police say an argument began about a bar stool with ramos eventually stabbing four people, including his broampleght the bar is also in trouble for serving alcohol to those had who are underage. >>> we're talking about crossing over the bay bridge which now has a dubious national distinction. wjz and andrea fujii are live at sea level. >> reporter: the bay bridge is now ranked by a national travel mag zone as being the scariest in the world. >> i lost half mi family that day. there's no am

i did that for you guys so that you'd have some easy take yay away, okay, press? there you go. doing my job. 400 hours and some to go. last leg. and we do have to go that extra mile, folks. we've got really good candidates. star parker and chuck and vance. good. [ k. tyrone ] i'm an engineer. my kids say i speak a different language. but i love math and math and science develop new ideas. we've used hydrogen in our plants for decades. the old hydrogen units were very large. recently, we've been able to reduce that. then our scientists said "what if we could make it small enough to produce and use hydrogen right on board a car, as part of a hydrogen system." this could significantly reduce emissions and increase fuel economy by as much as 80%. everything you need to stretch out on long trips. residence inn. ♪ everything you need to stay balanced on long trips. residence inn. >>> welcome back, everyone. there she is, sarah palin, shaking hands, leaving the stage in anaheim, california at a victory 2010 sprint to the finish rally. all you missed during the breck was her acknowledg

now that -- >> oh, yay, thank you. i can see him becoming our regular handyman.e and very appreciative for someone to come help out. >> aqua mom, i close your crack. you want to see that? >> you didn't close the screen very well. >> you break my screen. i'm work for nothing today. >> thank you very much for all your help. >> no problem. any time. >> you worked so hard. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. >> aqua mom -- >> what's -- that's not my name. >> what is your name? >> nadya. >> give me hug. thank you so much. >> bye aqua mom! >> thank you. bye yehya. >> thank you, aqua mon. >> thank you, bye! [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, there you go. beautifully done. yehya, everybody. tonight, adam levine is here for pop a shot with ricardo. we have music from maroon 5. and we'll be right back with dane cook, so stick around. this is the highest resolution phone screen ever. so every freckle every wrinkle every letter every word every tweet tune battle and memory... looks more beautiful than ever before. the amazing retina display. only on the iphone 4. rheum

and countrymen, including the president of chill yai. and there -- chile.there is the scene we await the capsule to bring the third to the surface. >> there are the cheers as the second miner is lifted to safety and freedom after 69 days, almost, just shy a few minutes now of being trapped underground 2000 feet and just think about that. in a dark cave, that is the height of twice of the empire state building. and you have for the first few days, 17 days you get a sip of water and a sip of milk per day. two teaspoons of tuna. that is it. nobody knew you're alive until the 17th day. a message was read on the end of a drill bit. and then, you had to wait for the rest of the 69 days before you're lifted to safety. it hasn't happened for all of them. two so far were waiting for the third. >> this happened on august 5th, 33 miners trapped under there. they decided to eat lunch in the emergency shelter a good move because that landslide happened and trapped all of them below. but they happened to be in the right place. and that emergency shelter did give hope for

. >> this is a triumphant moment for the miners but for chill yai. they exceeded expectations. initial projection is that they'd not be able to reach them until perhaps christmas. they've done far better than that. >> you can see a special edition of "2020 tonight at 10:00 right here on abc 7. >> just terrific end to this story. >> and we have breaking news in the san mateo bridge tonight. an inspection discovered a cracked steel gerter. >> the fire right westbound lane is closed now for repairs. and they had to close one lane, but it was a cracked steel gerter skpf course this happened, remember a crack on that bar on the baybridge. this is getting people's attention. >> there is bob hoss with caltrans on the line with us. can you explain what this is? >> this is not exactly a gerter. it's a wish bone shaped steel beam. part of the retro fit system. this is underneath the roadway connected to the concrete gerters there. it's part of the bridge system. discovering the crack during scheduled inspection, yesterday. >> and how serious is this? this is serious that you're closing a

and countrymen, including the president of chill yai. and there -- chile.there is the scene we await the capsule to bring the third to the surface. we'll pause, taking a >> there are the cheers as the second miner is lifted to safety and freedom after 69 days, almost, just shy a few minutes now of being trapped underground 2000 feet and just think about that. in a dark cave, that is the height of twice of the empire state building. and you have for the first few days, 17 days you get a sip of water and a sip of milk per day. two teaspoons of tuna. that is it. nobody knew you're alive until the 17th day. a message was read on the end of a drill bit. and then, you had to wait for the rest of the 69 days before you're lifted to safety. it hasn't happened for all of them. two so far were waiting for the third. >> this happened on august 5th, 33 miners trapped under there. they decided to eat lunch in the emergency shelter a good move because that landslide happened and trapped all of them below. but they happened to be in the right place. and that emergency she

>> yay! >> kids, little kids, choosing vegetables. >> now, they do not have it anymore. >> salad bars could help turn around a problem facing many schools, with overweight kids, often poor, not getting good nutrition at home or school. this along with others in d.c. have salad bars and thanks to one of several groups raising money to put them in schools that need them most. >> it is a very, very effective strategy to introducing kids to vegetables. >> 40% of the calories consumed by children between the ages of two and 18 are and become useless junk, continuing to the obesity of more than 23 million obese kids -- contributing to the obesity. they have gone from about 20% of the kids eating vegetables to near the 100%, making an impact on their nutrition, focus, and long-term health. >> to have people eating better from a very early age. >> a salad bar costs up to $6,000. along with the united fresh, whole foods also has similar goals. there has been $1.4 million race to put them in schools ac

> well, at the beginning of each show, todd glass would open up and introduce me and everybody goes yay we got from that city put a bald cap on him, some glasses, and i wrote a monologue for him. that would have him eventually finding, seeing somebody in the audience who was taping the show and then he would freak out. >> jimmy: let's take a look. >> you recording this? no way, i specifically no recording of any kind. i'm serious about this -- i will [ bleep ] you up, bitch. that's it. show's over. [ bleep ] trying to record my -- you know what, i hope this chandelier fall on all of you. that's it, i'm out. [ bleep ] you [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: you should adopt that boy. >> i have to tell you -- that was a kid -- that was a kid named dean from the milwaukee show, he was so good, we flew him out when we were going to tape the shows in boston. but he -- and his folks, obviously. >> jimmy: he has parents? he riffed that last thing. the thing about, i hope the chandelier falls and -- he riffed it. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. >> jimmy: i guess he had done some web search thing. >> jimmy: was it d

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.® >> ♪ >> ( laughing ) >> yay! no! no! no! no! aah! >> that's your water? it's bad water.everywhere. >>> one of the biggest political process stories since watergate, the chairman of the democratic national committee raises that alarm in the plot to buy america. in the last quarter century he -- last quarter rather he turns out to be the only politician to donate money to the ohio congressional candidate who celebrated. matt tabbai joins us. planning to send monitors to watch polling places in democratic african-american precincts. and don't think it hasn't been a slice of heaven because it hasn't. hosts of "the view" walked off rather than sit next to billo. nationwide insurance, i'm all ears. i bought my policy online and i haven't heard from the company since. when pam switches to nationwide insurance, we're not going to treat her like policy 413. we're gonna treat her like pam, get to know her, be proactive. oh and rename the company nationpam. oh, ooh. done. ♪ nationpam is on your... ♪ ♪ sam we'll make that work. >>> the revelation that the chamber of commerce pumping

i saw him making out with a dude, yay. days later they say he tried to catch his roommate again. online, anyone with i chat i dare you the video chat me between the hours of 9:30 and 12. yes, its happening again. as word spread, clementi was humiliated. the dorm room the two shared was a prison for tyler clementi. there was a anonymous posting on the forum "just us boys.com." entitled college roommate spying. the website says it came from someone at rutgers. the writer told of a student who turned on his webcam and tweeted his roommate had a guy over. if that was clementi's post, he said he alerted the head of the dorm but have it was too much. on september 22nd, three days after his date was first streamed online, tyler clementi jumped to his death from the george washington bridge. clementi's final posting on his facebook page read, jumping off the gw bridge, sorry. this student lived next door to ravi and clementi. >> i never saw them fight or actually talking. >> strangers turned roommates for just a few weeks, now for

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yay. ravi tried to catch his roommate again.nyone with ichat i dare you to video chat me between the hours of 9:30 and 12:00, yes, it's happening again. as word spread, clementi, there was an anonymous posting on the forum, justusboys.com entitled college room mates spying. we don't know if it came from tyler clementi but the website said it came from someone at rutgers. the writer told of a student who had turned on his web cam and tweeted that his roommate had a guy over. if that was clementi's post he also wrote that he alerted the head of the dorm. still, it all became too much for clementi. on september 22nd, three days after his date was first streamed online, tyler clementi jumped to his death from the george washington bridge. his final posting on his facebook page read, jumping off the g.w. bridge, sorry. >> this student lived next door. >> i never saw them fighting or even talking. >> reporter: strangers turned room mates for just a few weeks now forever linked by tragedy. >> and be sure to join anderson cooper on cnn

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oh, yay-yah! oh! it hurts. i was just asking chad, how can you get a volcano in iceland? isn't it too -- when you think of a volcano you think of like hawaii and long words like that. you don't think of iceland. you think it's too cold to have a volcano there but no, there it is. i'll be honest with you, i am a naturalized u.s. citizen. i was not born in the united states. i was born in cuba, and then later on in my life i became a naturalized u.s. citizen and i've always been curious about how the naturalization process works. i just checked my twitter board just as i usually do to start the show, i got something like 1,800 tweets coming through. >> sanchez' mixture of animation and antics made him a natural target for comedians especially jon stewart. >> i'm looking athe the other side of the room. switch that cam with a ra. look at the guys we have over here, over there. i'm not sure who is directing, i'm -- >> you are. >> cnn, the most trusted name in overacaffeinated control freaks. >> rick sanchez delivers the news like a guy at a party who is doing a lot of coke an