they're all focusing on spaghetti ta spaghetti tacos. >> we had nothing that transcended, you know, going from the screen. you're looking at them now. >> so this is basically spaghetti. >> i think it could use a little bit of garnish. that's it. >> are we going to try one? >> yeah, we'll try one. >> these were cooked like 30 hours ago. >> not that long ago, tamron. relax. where did you get this? >> spaghetti in a taco. i don't think it's that bad. tamron hall and i. >> that shell is stale. i'm going to practice this. spaghetti taco. >> we'll have a cook off later on. >> i feel like a kid at heart. for the latest entertainment news and food recipes. i'm so sorry. log onto scoop.todayshow.com. you can be a fan of the scoop on facebook. >> friend me. like me. >> i can see it with the right sauce. >> little bland. stufy, can i get a refill? i wanted skim. come on, get your head in the game, stufy! thanks, stufy. man, i love that cookie. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 are still talking about retirement tdd# 1-800-345-2550 like it's some kind of dream. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 it's either this magic number i'm

. >> how about some plain spaghetti? just pasta? >> no! >> we investigate the growing phenomenon of food neo phobia, the paralyzing fear of food. >>> plus -- freedom when a man is sentenced to life for a murder he didn't commit, his sister goes on an extraordinary journey to free him. now, we interview her and hilary swank, the actress bringing this incredible true story to the big screen. >> we'll get you out, kenny! >>> and the google box -- what can the new google tv do? we have an exclusive report on the new technology that may change what people watch and how they watch it and this revolution will be televised. >>> good evening. i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with a rare condition doctors have diagnosed in some of the pickiest of eaters. children so choosy that no amount of coaxing will get them to venture behind a tiny selection of foods. this goes way beyond eat your carrots. in fact, the condition has a name, food neophobia. and its health risks have driven some parents to the drastic measure of enrolling kids in eating dis

if you look at the spaghetti models, that's hanging. and for the most part, paula will meander around the area and around the yucatan peninsula and doing a few lazy circles. and there's still no real definitely final conclusion to the track of paula, however, the general thinking is -- it's not going to be a huge threat to the united states and if it breaks out north east, there are a few factors inhibiting it. and that will spread from the showers and the south east and south west of florida. there it is right there with a few weeks left of the hurricane season and the beat goes on, paula, a hurricane in the yucatan peninsula and other than that, the tropics are calm. man, it's gorgeous, get out and enjoy this day. bernadette woods, shortly, will have the details on the turn towards fall. now, back inside. >>> marty, thank you. the things are returning to normal after a water main break in baltimore county. the break knocked out power to a hundred homes. and it tied up traffic for the morning commute. and the road is still closed and c

and a lot of times on spaghetti squash especially we get scarring. like from wind damage or the mice. but this year, look at how pretty they are. >> smooth as can be. >> yeah, and nice color. but this variety actually, we actually have a patent on this already. and a seed company. so whenever you buy one of these, doesn't make a difference who you're buying it from, it comes from our seed. [charlotte laughs] >> kinda fun, isn't it? >> so what do you call it, they're just called white pumpkins? >> well, yeah. there's different names for them. this one happens to be illumino. >> art studied agriculture at san lois obispo but says his real knowledge came from years of working off the land. >> and, of course, the number one thing was they taught us how to work. and we actually enjoyed it. i mean, to us, it wasn't work. i think it's a way of life for us. and from there, it just grew. >> he says knowing they all work together handling fresh california produce is an unbeatable feeling that leaves him feeling glowing and golden, kinda like those pumpkins. >>

spaghetti... maxa: spaghetti. potatoes... maxa: hmm. fish. maxa: sardines. oh, ok. sardines... and--uh--moussaka, for me, please. is that ok? ok. maxa: after polishing off hefty portions of moussaka, we're detouring to one of greece's most hallowed sites. nestled in an exquisite, remote setting, the ossios loukas monastery was a major architectural achievement of medieval greece. it was named for a local hermit known as blessed luke, who showed spiritual leanings even in childhood. luke left home in his early teens to seek a life of solitude and meditation. he eventually settled on this site and developed a widespread reputation as both a healer and a prophet. his powers were so legendary that after his death, around 950 a.d., this monastery was constructed in his honor. countless believers continued to visit here, seeking divine intervention and cures. the simple loveliness and serenity of ossios loukas may set you yearning for a monastic life. lined in red and green marble, the church interior is startling in its beauty. celestial light filters through the windows, illuminati

and that one graphic there, that's starting to tell the story of the computer model, the spaghetti graphic. and even though, we'll bring that in -- even though water keeps the storm around the yucatan peninsula. there's one down there at the bottom, it looks like it's tieing a shoe lace and heading towards venezuela. and the other models are taking paula in a northeasterly direction. we'll have to watch this one. it's like playing poker with cards going face up. imagine five cards in front of you. we've turned and lifting the third. and until the next 24/36 hours. we'll let you know what paula will be doing. it's beautiful out here now. we have clearing for the weekend and i know it will be fall like. bernadette woods will tell you, you may want to make plans over the next few days. that's happening coming up short limb, now, back inside. >>> thank you, and still to come at noon. an american jet skiier that disappeared, today, more violence related to the investigation. >>> the new announcement for people no, sirred out -- forced out of their homes. we'll have the complete first warning we

. ,,,,,,,,,, @ >>> that's at spaghetti junction. we'll look here, that's still the same. if you're getting off of third shift, oh, it's a chilly day start for you. and we'll repeat the shower and wednesday. we'll get a few peeks of sun, check out thursday into saturday. we were talking about how beautiful it was saturday. 72, 72, and 74 degrees. and nice. >> >> if you have to work -- >> it's a fun day, the weekends are nice. >> and send those e-mails. >> as long as you're not working. >> i know, i'm sorry. >> don't miss the prime time line up. the it's "hawaii five-o" and eyewitness news. >> and check this out. and this is the competition going on in spain now. and it's the tradition of making human towers that dates back to the 18th century. it's from folk dances. and they tried to copy and suggest religious paintings and sculptures. >> you know, they do damage at the monument, they would have that off in 1515,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

and all the spaghetti models have it going through central america and weakening. a few of the models has it going toward cue pa -- cuba but that's not going to happen. generally around 36, back up to 70 with sunshine and check out this five day forecast, 72 on sunday. 74, 77 scattered showers monday night and tuesday. and 75 on wednesday. got to love that, denise. >> sure do, thank you bob. the ravens get ready for a visit from the buffalo bills. there could be some roster moves before game time, that's next in sports. ,,,, [ male announcer ] baltimore. a city that's been inspiring ideas and innovation since 1729. at bank of america, we live, work and help serve the community here through hundreds of branches and atms. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from supporting the university of maryland medical center... to the restoration of the hippodrome theater and american brewery building. because when you're giving, lending and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. today, it's nearly double. and nearly

my coleague mike calls these spaghetti diagrams for obvious reasons. this is sort of the sly mate studies and you see this but you don't see the consensus too much in this or these solutions but what is deceiving is your e ye, is drawn to the out liars going up and there's this number of a simulations that have gone down a little bit by ten percent or so. if you twisted my arm and said what's more likely for california, wetter or dryer in the future. first of all i would say our precipitation is characterized to a large extent by variability like we've always seen. we've become accustomed to really wet periods. 1978 through 1986. and try periods. 1994 and sometimes we actually get a normal year but seems like that does not happen too often. but in these model runs there's again this subtle tendency for a little dryer so i would not be to likely to call for more wet because not too many models call for that. this is why i think there's some credibility about this. this is a little hard to see but this is a funny global projection where the map is kind o

that's one of the things from communication strategy, you show them a spaghetti strategy and their flipg the channel. you tell them your spending a billion dollars because of this squiggle line. i think poling and focus groups to find out what phrases people work with. maybe they flip the channel when you say global warming, then don't say it again if this is a campaign to achieve something then don't worry about throwing away your favorite phrase or way of talking about this. we want to be effective we have to do it like a campaign. >> responding to one thing i heard. one challenge we face is level of uncertainty in knowledge and how we do accordingly. one thing our agency started doing three years back is building in what we call a buffer. we're doing ten percent extra in conservation and recycling and all of that. we build into it a planning buffer for project uncertainty. very often projects don't come on-line at the pace you want. we understand this is an added cost to our rate payers but we believe we need that buffer and that fits here because we're not sure how it will play out i

it's not just regular spaghetti sauce. any spaghetti sauce left at home with meat, it works. >> you can do it at home. and sh all mine here. >> i'm surprised you're not going to do a one bite. >> i'll spill on my tie. >> while he is eating that a worthwhile topic for the middle of the night. a new record involving mattresses and your chance to get into the news business all coming up next. >>> "world news now" delivers your "morning papers." >>> well, finally an honest ad about what a job is. >> i, yeah. >> and what you can expect. this ad was featured in "oregon based "illinois valley news" about a journalism job which i don't think a lot realize how accurate it is. how bad do you want to be a reporter. bad enough to work nights and weekends. the poor kwluten for punishment that's chosen will cover city and county government, sports, general interest, feature stories in exchange for your long hours and tireless efforts you will be rewarred with low pay and marginal health insurance. please send resume, three writing sampl

so think of the images, anti-pasto, calamari, ravioli, pizza, spaghetti. and think of the best italian restaurant that many of us know in north beach. i'd like to pride in representing a direct with some of the best restaurants in the city. but i wanted to commend the 75th anniversary of t morvings as'. i think some of you know this restaurant because when you ask me where can you go to have family-style italian food, i recommend this one. it's not just the amazing food that they serve every night but the history of this restaurant. in 1935, they broigget brought the first -- brought the first wood fire pizza oven, quite an even. it was the catalupo family that started lupo's restaurant. they ran it for many years until 1971. at which time they had a very san francisco story. they had a chef, tommy chen, a chinese-american who took over the restaurant. and tommy decided to change the name of the restaurant to an italian-ated version of his name. which is how the name tomso's name came to be. his wonderful family with tommy decided to take over that restaur

if you turn this on you will have a pile of spaghetti with hose. one person take the hose out to where you are going to put the fire out. tonight open the door, yet and have the other person turn the water on. if you don't feel comfortable, get out. keep yourself safe. we have gauze. this is made of cotton. what class of fire is that? a. >> we have some fire. we have air. we have heat. we have a fire going. if i went in like that what did i just do? >> smoth erred it. simple; right . remember the hot water heater, we say don't store gasoline in your garage? so, gasoline gives out vapors, if we heat this up. not that you have to heat the gasoline. if you store gasoline near a hot water heater the vapors alone will catch fire. the vapors travel and caught. you don't have to actually light something like a candle, you don't actually have to touch something. we will add, more, make more effect, here. you got cherries jubilee. how do you put this out? [laughter]. put the lid? what if you don't have a lid? cookie sheet. >> very good. that's a good one. c

pasta with that $12 plate of spaghetti really costs the restaurant $2, pizza same as pasta. and from the dosen't that stink file the disappearing free drink refill. they say many restaurants are now dropping free refills. doesn't that stink? so if you're watching the dining budget you may want to ask if refills are free before you ask for that second glass of coke. >>> if you're trying to cut those restaurant bills there's one area where you should not be cheap and that's the tip. servers are low paid and depend on gratuities to pay their rent so be generous with your server. if you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> go away for a couple days, get all kind of rain, been raining ever since you left. >> i think it was the rain version of one of our blizzards last winter. rain pockalypse, right. we did clean that out. we have briefly dried out. the rain came in sunday night, going all day. not nearly as heavy as last week but unwelcome,s especially with that chill

so think of the images, anti-pasto, calamari, ravioli, pizza, spaghetti. and think of the best italian restaurant that many of us know in north beach. i'd like to pride in representing a direct with some of the best restaurants in the city.

if you turn this on you will have a pile of spaghetti with hose. one person take the hose out to

how about plain spaghetti? just pasta? >> no. >> reporter: this is what dinner looks like at the graham house in kansas city. the family dives in. but 7-year-old erin's plate is almost empty. >> are you going to do it? >> reporter: what eric, her father, wants her to do is eat one half of a cherry tomato, but erin won't. erin is not just a picky eater. she's an extremely picky eater. >> just one. we'll do it at the same time. >> no. >> reporter: in fact, erin suffers from food neophobia, a fear of food. that spaghetti she's offered and the cherry tomato, she can barely keep them down. it's a nightly routine at the grahams. her food repertoire consists of about ten items. >> kids love pizza. >> not me. >> what about chicken nuggets? do you love chicken nuggets? >> no. >> hamburgers? >> no. >> hot dogs? >> no. >> no? >> reporter: for some with food neophobia, new foods make them physically ill. >> that's peanut butter and honey. >> reporter: for others it tastes bad. with erin, it's both. that's why her parents and erin are

we'll show you the spaghetti plot, converging to the line. they are all over the place. a couple of models take it into the central golf. and we'll watch the storm carefully. right now, they are under the gun for the next 48 hours in western cuba under the gun over the weekend. and next seven days. >> upper 60s tomorrow. bright and brisk. the low 60s on thursday. light rain and showers primarily in the afternoon. nice on friday as we get rid of the few morning clouds. the only 60 though. kind of cool friday night for the high school football. and grab the old sweatshirt. and then nice on saturday. the low 60s. that the dog walk will be out here for the local parks. and then beautiful on sunday. 70 for the sunshine. cool at the rescue game. upper 60s. and the low 70s for the sunshine on tuesday. >> yes, thank you very much. >>> we've got problems with gilbert. >> i know. and listen, i don't care how long he wears his beard. i don't care if he doesn't smile all year. i care that his knee is okay and that his knee is not okay. >> i was meant to be with the reunion. but ther

spaghetti and meat balls made with less sugar in the sauce. this is better than most cafeteria foods. and students get a say in the menu. >> would people like meat lasagna? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: what if they don't like it? >> oh, they tell us. ( laughs ) they're very vocal. students don't hold back in terms of their opinion. >> reporter: they're letting them know old eating habits are changing one healthy bite at a time. bill whitaker, cbs news, oakland, california. >> couric: looks good. that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. tomorrow, the story of a boy who since birth was barely able to hear. we'll show you the results of truly remarkable surgery that changed his life. i'm katie couric. thank you for watching. see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. >>> he had ashe had a decade of serious psychiatric disabilities. >> how a mayor is responding to questions about her method well- bei

if the president of the united states is going to stand up and make a charge, you can try to throw spaghetti here and see what sticks and hits. the president said there is foreign money from the chamber of commerce going into this election cycle for republican candidates. that's not true. it's not fair and it's an abomination and a shame that he's attempting to chill first amendment rights with... >> there's foreign money going into the chambers of commerce, and the chamber of commerce is proudly stood up for giving millions and millions of dollars to the right wing. >> that's not what he said. you can try to clean up what he said. governor, you can try to clean up what he said. that's not what he said. >> schieffer: thank you all. be back with a final thought. be back with a final thought. being a leader means moving fast. across the country when the economy tumbled, jpmorgan chase set up new offices to work one-on-one with homeowners. since 2009, we've helped over 200,000 americans keep their homes. and we're reaching out to small businesses too, increasing our lending commitment this year

look at the spaghetti models. right now, there's a leave it's hugging the north coast of cuba. >> and a lot more commuters are gathering on the get up and go. >> we have problems you'll have to get through as well including accident on the westside on the outer lupe. watch for that one. and second accident in dundalk, this is blocking lanes as well. it's blocking all lanes between battle grove and saint monica drive. take north point instead. another in pasadena blockingsolly road. and 648 is the best bet. and a water main break, that's blocking the lane there and you'll want to take baltimore national pike there and one more break that could effect the traffic on argonne drive and 95, southbound, slow approaching the bellway down to 895 and that's down to 25 miles per hour and the average speed the 42 miles per hour. and there's the average speeds on the beltway. 46 miles per hour there and 40 miles per hour on the westside. and there's a look at liberty road. and there's a look at 95 at west marsh. and this is b

you have something here that is a twist on your normal, easy, boring spaghetti sauce. this is vegetables. another way to get the veggies to the kids. >> oh, it's so easy. listen, just put everything in this crock pot. plug it in. cover it up. >> is it going to turn into goo if i keep it in there too long or stay good? >> oh, my goodness. >> delicious. >> how delicious is that? and parmesan cheese. >> serving it over linguine. >> uh-huh. and most children love pasta. love pasta. i think they're born with a macaroni and cheese gene. it really is all about moderation. because there's so many different types of food that we need. first one more than the other, and you want a lot of balance. >> is that your message for parents trying to struggle with jobs and busy days and feeding their kids? healthy balance? >> yes, yes. >> moderation. >> yes. healthy balance, and, christine, there is -- we do have problems in our country right now. so many people are unemployed, and i'm partners with smithfield hams. yesterday we were in jersey and we brought into the food bank 30,000 pou

yes, i got spaghetti with meatballs. no, this was not the brightest idea. but it was a big drama too. >> jimmy: it looks -- it seems good. terrific. the big story around the world, even bigger than the justin biography today. after more than two months of being trapped underground in chile, crews right now are hard at work rescuing 33 copper miners. the rescue was to start last week. unfortunately, two hours before they were able to start, bp came in and plugged the hole. so, they can't help themselves now. but engineers have now drilled a rescue tunnel. it took them weeks to finish it now they're pulling the men up one by one in what looks like one of the vacuum tubes they have at the drive through banks. you know, you put your money in it and it swooshes through those things. i miss those. i loved those [ bleep ] things. i really did. sorry for cursing. because only one person can get in the capsule at a time, it may take a couple of days to get them all out. one miner has a wife and mistress who found each other at the rescue site, they were there, waiti

[ applause ] >> jimmy: caddy corner from the spaghetti factory. new episode of "jersey shore" tonight on mtv. tonight, snooki's friend from home visited but she had to leave, which upset snooki. fortunately, though, vinny was there to give her a very shoulder to cry on. >> i'm being ridiculous, but i miss my family. >> i know. >> the only people that i trust in this house are you, paulie and jenny. >> we're here for you, too. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> he's like my big brother. i love him. but usually you don't have sex with your big brother. >> jimmy: usually. usually not. maybe on a special birthday or something, but not usually. my aunt chippy watches the show every week, not because she wants to, we force her to. we made her watch it to give us a review every week and here she is with her take on "jersey shore" this week. >> they have a room called the smushing room where they go in to have sex. i think a great ending, which preferably should be next week, is that they put them all in the smushing room at one time and set fire to it

he says of his co-worker, "he ate spaghetti with his cat to recreate the scene 'lady and the tramp' to use as his christmas card photo." that is definitely weird. i want to see that, though. this one's from @twinklewonderkid. he says, "he feels the need to chitchat in the bathroom if he recognizes your shoes. i'm making snakes, homes. bail." [ laughter ] this one's from @ndoogoo. he says, "my co-worker attacks me with a broom while we're cleaning. he says it's to train me for the end of the world." that is weird. what is up? he's like, "trust me, man. zombies will be doing this one day." this one's from @benjaminphelps. he says his co-worker is weird because "he watches reruns of 'the gilmore girls' on netflix his lunch break that 'recharges his batteries.'" you gotta do what you gotta do. this one's from @erinmfox. she's got a weird co-worker. she says, "she names her lunch. today she ate cory, the tuna sandwich." [ laughter ] that is weird. naming your lunch. this one is from @cobybfox. he says, "he puts his senior picture with his phone number written on the back in the pockets of w