no, he did not say i am a jelly donut. he said i'm a berliner. i talked to the interpreter about this. he's a very extraordinary man. i asked what he recommended. he said i recommended it and nobody would have thought that kennedy was saying he was a jelly donut. if he said that he would have implied he was born in berlin . both agreed with that. kennedy said it twice. we all know the rest of the story. kennedy's widow, jackie, used to complain, perhaps in jest. the most famous words kennedy ever spoke were in a foreign language. thank you. [ applause ] >>> in may of 2011, historian richard smith led a bus tour to austin,texas. they stopped at several presidential and historic sites along the route. one of the stops was the andrew johnson homestead in greenville, tennessee. a site own and operated by the park service. he served as vice president under president lincoln. here is park guide daniel luther portraying president jns and telling the story how johnson met abraham lincoln. >> in 0th congress representing the people. i met an extremely tal

still to come, why making peanut butter and jelly for your family will soon cost you more. and how good is your child's handwriting? how it could predict their academic future. >> the storm that brought severe weather to the south weakening. temperatures will be warming up, but currently looking outdoors. this is a live shot of the maryland zoo from our polar bear cam. >> internet scanners have found another way to dip into your online bank account and cover their tracks. >> to the high-tech world of scam artists, we are nothing more than a name, number, and bank account. >> it is fair to say -- say there has been taken a shift to the cyberworld. >> online bank accounts is the prize these days. >> the ability to withdraw money out of your account without you knowing is probably more advantageous than stealing your credit card. >> so how are they doing it? he says scanners are sneaking trojan horse viruses on to our computers and then stealing our bank account, user names, and passwords, but that is not all. once they take the money, they are hiding their tracks. we have see

that is your early today event of the today. >> jellies, the ocean in motion? that is something. >>> at the box office this weekend, two new films and a family release will battle for the top spot with most experts calling the race a tossup. the mark wahlberg and kate beckensall "contraband" film is expected to appeal to men. "joyful noise" as directors of competing church choirs target women and faith-based awed yens. starring dolly parton and queen latifah. beauty and the beast after families. all three expected to earn somewhere in a $15 million range. >>> elsewhere heather locklear parents say she is resting and in stable condition in a california hospital. tmz reporting she took a dangerous mix of prescription drugs and alcohol. >>> old school action stars sylvester stallone and arnold schwarzenegger will reunite in a movie called "the tomb." katy perry's preacher parents are trying to set up a meeting between her and broncos quarterback tim tebow. my thoughts exactly, shouldn't they wait for the ink to dry on her divorce papers? >> i think anybody wants t

had learned -- and to say -- [ speaking german ] and there was a discussion about if he said am i a jelly donut. he did not say that. he said, i'm a berliner. i talked to them about this, a very extraordinary man. and i asked him what he had recommended and he said, i recommended -- nobody would have thought that kennedy was saying he was a jelly donut and if he had said that, it would have been implied that he had been born in berlin which is not something he could say. what he was really saying was -- i am with you. so the two agreed with that and the translated it and kennedy said it twice and we all know the rest of the story. kennedy's widow, jackie, used to complain. but the most famous words kennedy ever spoke were this a foreign language. thank you. >>> in may of 2011, historian richard smith led a ten-day bus flour asheville, north carolina, to austin, texas. stopping at several presidential and historic sites on the route and one was the andrew johnson homestead in greenville, tennessee, owned by the national park service. johnson served as vice president under president line co

if they do bad it is peanut butter and of jelly. however, we are getting a little bit fat because it is all steak and lobster. >>reporter: there is all the rage about the 49ers spirit. >> the 49ers. is all wrong the colors of red and gold. >>reporter: spirit, there was. is the goal to be here this curious? >> san francisco one thing they're good about is drag queens. {laughter} i am not lying. this stuff it does not come up her face. >> everybody is talking about this 49ers. >> these types are comfortable. >>reporter: some people cannot get enough. i guess this is okay that who are you? >> i am capt. niner >>reporter: outside the chip you can see a beautiful day with plenty of fans quite a party and quite a good time. reporting outside the stadium, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >>vicki: believe it or not not everybody watched. what they decided to do instead. >> i hate football to sit on a bench or couch that is the last thing i want to. >> and not want to spend time watching television or in the public, drinking i would prefer to enjoy

us on wzit nbc 30 in hartford, connecticut, mystic, explore the features of six jellyfish species at jellies, the ocean in motion at the mystic aquarium. that is your early today event of the today. i like the ones that glow in the front. >> i love those. good morning, connecticut. i got friends out there. >>> at the box office this weekend, two new films and a family release will battle for the top spot with most experts calling the race a tossup. the mark wahlberg and indicate beckensall film is expected to appeal to men. "joyful noise" as directors of competing church choirs target women and audiences. beauty and the beast after families. all three expected to earn somewhere in a $15 million range. >>> elsewhere heather locklear parents say she is resting and in stable condition in a california hospital. tmz reporting she took a dangerous mix of prescription drugs and alcohol. >>> sylvester stallone and arnold schwarzenegger will reunite in a movie. katy perry's parents are trying to set up a meeting between her and broncos quarterback tim tebow. >> trying to jump on the coat tails? >> wh

it's jelly tomato. it's really good. >> yeah, those are neat dishes there. it's a unique experience. you get to learn about important history and you get to eat great food at the same time. good spot. thank you, ava. we'll talk to you again during our 7:00 a.m. newscast. we had an arctic cold front go through last night. cold air is starting to spill in. the core of this cold is going to come in tomorrow, but today is our transition day. you look upstream, and temperatures will drop off into the teens and 20's, and that's air mass heading into maryland this morning. it's slowly working its way in here. temperatures will probably drop off a couple more degrees, maybe later this morning once the sun comes out. we'll spike up a degree or two before it falls off again this afternoon. but basically it's going to be in the 30's with wind chills in the 20's. that's what you want to dress for. 37 at the airport. it's 34 in westminster and 32 in taneytown. but when you factor in winds gusting between 20 and 30 miles per hour, again, it feels like it's in the 20's. ju

. >> ice cream and jelly. >> tiki masala. >> i would call it an elizabeth. >> this was the idea of the duchess of cornwall, who became the most unlikely dinner lady at this comprehensive school. she wanted to give her mother- in-law and unusual present for the diamond jubilee. a kid cookery competition would get things rolling. what would you cut for the queen? >> something very simple, i think. >> what do you think she would like to eat? >> she would like something very plain. nothing too complicated. "children -- >> children are encouraged to use local ingredients. they are encouraged to give old dishes a new twist. here, we have coronation chicken. then about putting. this is putting inside of a chart. -- think about pudding. this is pudding inside of a tart. they will get to serve their dishes to the queen. >> that is terrifying. that brings the show to a close. for all of us that "bbc world news america," thank you for watching. >> make sense of international news. bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, verm

this is a reason reason to go the twenty seven year old musician makes his way from the bakery to the jelly there's hot food here would only come from a hot food bar relying on supermarket trash for his essential vitamins even without opening the bag i can see that there's an orange out for. carson and some other greens we and those crowding around g.o.c. is that in a country where more than forty million people struggle daily to get enough food millions of meals are literally being wasted because this food as you can see is still perfectly edible and there's no sense that it should be wasted and thrown away. otherwise it would end up. on top of the landfill somewhere and has to be the thirty to fifty percent of u.s. food produced for consumption ends up at landfills each year that comes at an annual cost of one billion dollars simultaneously food prices continue to rise leaving millions more on line at soup kitchens and ultimately searching through trash the big show or the documentary die follows filmmaker jeremy seifert and his friends in the back alleys and rubbish piles of los angeles

. >> while ed's doing all this, the jelly fish stings are starting to swell up. so if for no other reason, that alone should get you some sort of recognition. >> reporter: they all can laugh now, because they survivid the horrifying or deal, emergency responders and hostages alike. >> nothing can prepare you for when somebody's standing there with a gun in your face or tell you they have a bomb triggered to detonate any second. >> reporter: the 15-year veteran was awarded the congressional badge of bravery awarded for the first time this year, created in 2008. >> due to his instinctive response, he saved lives. >> folks, may i ask, where are the heroes, the leaders today. i think i've got an answer. they're right over here. >> reporter: 19 other officers from around the country also received the award. officer payton, the only recipient here in maryland. >>> still to come, a child's homework assignment now sparking controversy. why a simple math problem has some parents outraged. >>> but first, a major drug recall after a bit of amedication mix-up. what you ought

she tells us she's working on a jelly proof suit so she can give it yet another go. that woman so inspirational. >>> coming up, one of the most interesting and cutest people i have met all year. we liked him so much he came back and visited us again. max page, the mini darth vader. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios... five whole grains, 110 calories. >>> amidst the countless washington budget ballotses this year, one crazy cute kid from a super bowl bowl commercial because fighting for cuts in health programs. he was fighting this big mission to make capitol hill feel the force. >> dr. gupta. >> i'm it. >> max page only knows one speed, full steam ahead. >> i don't know if i can keep up with this kid. >> you've probably seen max before, even though you might not know it. remember this volkswagen ad from super bowl xlv? darth vader? no, just max. within mere seconds of meeting him max was asking about my daughters. >> three girls. >> let me guess, four-year-old, two-year-old and six-yea

the city took a quick two goal lead early in the second half thanks to spikes from samir nasri and jelly mascots but all within nine minutes spurs were level three poachers jermain defoe and garrett failed funded by the telly came on i was quickly booked while avoiding a second yellow for the pound stamp on scott parker for stepping up to next the winning spot and launched united states three points behind after danny welbeck scored the late winner as the red devils one to want to toss no tony unless he had opened the first injury time before the prolific robin van persie leveled in the seventy second minute and a quick look at the table converted to city's three point lead over united states third but now eight points off the top spot and the feat for also means they trail chelsea by five points on the back of the final champions league place. and in the meantime above your changes agent has finally confirmed that the russia striker has signed a one year extension with top of the thirty year old will remain at white hart lane until the summer of next year despite having been recently li

peanut butter and jelly. however, it continues to be steak and lobster. >>reporter: we all talk about football with moves like joe montana. i do not think so! >> hit it! hit it! this is the 49ers spirit is all around. you can see the colors of red and gold. >>reporter: spirit there definitely was. >> san francisco it is not always about to drag queens. >> everybody is talk to me a 49 your mouth. >> you are wearing tights! >> very comfortable. >> some could not get 13 the street. >> could you invest for the san francisco 49ers for the day? >> let me tell you i for my new york cap. >> tell me again who are you? >> and capt. niner >>reporter: plenty of fans, quite to good timing. . >>vicki: believe it or not there were some people not watching the game. she found them out and about in the city today. >> i hate football. sitting on a coach is the last thing i want to do. >> i would rather spend time at home watching television or in a public drinking. i prefer to enjoy this beautiful weather. >> i thought about going to a pub. many of my friend is going. ever

retaliation to a federal raid on the massive file sharing service mega upload which is around fifty million jelly users the web sites bosses have been arrested and are now facing prison sentences but the move comes hot on the heels of a mass blackout of thousands of websites including with a pedia in protest against controversial new web control laws washington hopes bills will be approved by lawmakers to curb illegal downloading and protect copyright but critics say this will lead to.

tram and i'm jelly of hundreds of young men many of whom did in the revolution that toppled the darkies vented anger at the level of compensation and they received from the interim government they helped install the demonstrations have now been raging for weeks in benghazi to the protesters also demanding more transparency about how the n.p.c. is spending libyan assets radio host and author stephen london believes the crowds are unhappy with of the new government serving as the puppets of a well. up a couple of hundred former fighters all more rebel fighters storm out of it garrison they used here in grenada took a little while getting the problem in it blew out the base stole our lives they could claim you know me privately they really ain't treated properly i do what your laws were drawn up your people were promised it would have a state in the east the people who have no say whatsoever everything has been secretly every n.c.c. government let's face it is a puppet western government serving western interests absolutely having no interest in ordinary libyans i expect protracted violenc

jelly and latex gloves but think about this that balloon could just as easily be filled with c. four plastic explosive instead of hero and once that person is on the plane you can go in the bathroom pull out the balloon and well you can imagine what would happen and like the drugs t.s.a. security has no chance of finding explosives. that's because those high tech x. ray scanners that are in the airports all around the nation shooting doses of radiation at us and displaying our new bodies to t.s.a. agents they only look at the outside of our bodies that are keeping us safe from a terrorist attack so why the hell are we using them because we're scared stupid we're scared stupid because bush and cheney made us that way after nine eleven we got hit pretty bad but instead of telling americans we'll be ok and we'll come out of the stronger than before bush and cheney freaked out and so did the rest of the nation instead of treating nine eleven like the crime it was and working with our allies to find those who committed it and bring them to justice in the same way clinton brought to m

and the edible paper on a cracker tastes like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. >> people pay a premium for moto restaurant because it's food that they're never going to see anywhere else. >> reporter: and now, take a close look at that juicy, rare hamburger meat. unhealthy fat? remember, in this kitchen, nothing is what it seems. >> we kept it very simple. just a burger with a bun. but it's actually made from what a cow eats. >> reporter: he sculpts corn, barley and beets to have the exact texture of meat. nothing like those dry veggie burgers. and the beet juice ensures it looks really rare. and what about the artery-clogging cheese on these nachos? it's in fact fantastic mango. the salsa is strawberries and kiwi. and just for fun, he asks me to eat this dirty, old cigar, snuffed out in an ashtray. this is like god's tamale. >> it's actually a philadelphia cheesesteak that looks like a philly cigar. >> reporter: but this is artistry, this fun also has a serious purpose. recently on the t.e.d. stage, cantu wowed the audience, asking them to bite into a raw lemon. they were stunned that

i had the chance to meet with all the main players with the most awful of the jellied with the prime minister with the foreign minister where the oil and gas minister and i spent the whole day in tripoli and i still have a feeling that i was in a very fragmented city three or four militias hating each other competing with each other sometimes shooting each other and it seems like the pieces of. political puzzle the mob get together we see it live get back to you know it has to take time and it has to take goodwill from all the sides which were involved in a very long lasting conflict which to my personal opinion was a real civil war and in some areas of libya of this civil war is not the word in the south there is the whole desert area as an area of well to the certain extent no man's land it's out of control of. new governmental forces its own of tribes it's a zone all of controlled arms trafficking so i think that the difficult time for libya will last for quite a significant period of time if we have political elite is not ready to sit at the round table that's actually which russ

. >> i start the season with a steak and lobster, if they do not do well, i moved in a butter and jelly. >> for some, it was all about football. >> the 49ers spirit is all around. >> there was a spirit. >> outside the stadium, you can see a beautiful state with a lot of 49ers friends. quite a party in quite a good time. >>marty: coming up we will continue to talk about the 49ers. recall >>ysabel: first, let's check back with henry. >>henry: the bay bridge is often a source of the frustration. imagining all this and turning into a giant light show. we will explain coming up. hawks this >>henry: the bay area has many icons. the golden gate bridge, quake tower. the western span of the bay bridge has never been considered one of those great icons in the bay area, but it might be. >> the bay bridge is a california icon. of this is the bay area's bridge. >> it is a $7 million project. the government has done their part. this is seven times the scale of the eiffel tower. it will promote the bay area to be different stratosphere. it will make as a culture capital. we have a fund raiser. it will

couldn't found a dead mouse in his mouth and do because the soda would have reduced the carcass to a jelly like substance one before he ever pop the top. that is just so. i just. signed house and so i don't think i was going to twenty seven experiment shows actually acid and it melts down my my seventh grade science fair project which i one third place in the state with was seeing what the effects of soda on teeth it melts teeth in two weeks it just goes completely away we don't know you're bringing our experiences into gelatin i mean i believe everything is neon yellow that can never be good. for your. rats but ok really quickly before we wrap up we probably have time to talk about this but for some reason santorum was having a surge and so now there is a new product in his name. but to say i'll let you know it always makes me blush the frothy mix of. matter that is sometimes the byproduct of anal sex. ok that was the definition of santorum which now is up there when you google ads and so because of santorum surge there is now a santorum salad so just enjoy all of those awkward combinatio

. >> the community and we're asking for new or jelly used suit donations to give to our students free of charge -- asking for new or gently used suits. >> are also taking monetary donations -- you are also taking monetary donations. >> we have a drop-off sites. people can make a monetary donations as well. suits and monetary donations are tax-deductible. >> we have some students modeling suits. we will check the forecast. 43 today with mostly sunny skies. 59 tomorrow. 57 on wednesday with a chance for rain. it will cool down as we head into the weekend. >> thank you. 32 degrees on tv hill. the award season continues. see who is gaining oscar momentum. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. what would you be willing to give up in order to attend a super bowl featuring the ravens? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> award season continued in a night.ngeles on sunday >> this gives is a good look at which actors and actresses to watch at next month's oscar. >> the award

swimmers used jelly to protect themselveses from frostbite. they do it several times over the winter for good health. they will be the host of several winter swimming competitions. brave stuff there. >> indeed. >> still ahead, what may have triggered a man setting dozen ofs fires in los angeles. >>> follow news 4 online, search nbc washington on faceb >>> we are learning more this afternoon about what may have driven a man to go on an arson rampage. mike taibbi has more on a 24-year-old's possible motive. >> reporter: when harry was arrested early monday morning, he shouted, i hate america. the reason, officials say it was anger over his mother's pending ext extradition. she blurted out, where is my son, he's mentally ill. her son is the lone suspect in 52 car fires over four nights, several scorching occupied buildings. he revealed his anger and made himself memorable last week. >> he entered the courtroom and made quite a disturbance. there was a lot of cursing in english. words that i won't repeat here. he was detained momentarily by court

>> peanut butter and jelly. >> or the grilled cheese. >> more fat? >> more fat. >> the grilled cheese. >> you are right. >> i didn't have a chance! >> you had to jump in. >> without my buzzer i don't know what to do. >> all right. slap the table. that will be good. what's more comforting to people than cookies and milk? chocolate cream cookies and a glass of 1% milk. does this have more or less than 300 calories? more or less. >> less. >> i'm going to say more because she said less. >> it has less. it's 250 calories. >> that's a nice snack. not too bad. >> 250 calories. >> depends on what you've eaten all day long before your midnight snack. >> comforting. not so terrible. >> what was the question now? >> we digress. back for real comfort, comfort food. >> one of those. >> pizza and macaroni and cheese. one of these has 300 calories. which one is it? >> pizza. >> no. >> no? >> it's the macaroni and cheese. >> pizza has 400. >> you asked less. >> less. trick question. moving on. >> meat loaf! >> and mashed potatoes. >> frank would go crazy for that. >

the publisher at the time, with a spine of jelly, caved. those with the kinds of times that we were living through. i did grow quite aware of them. and i was trying to put the pieces together 20 years later. >> what did he do and how long did you live in hollywood? >> i grew up there, and he was a novelist by choice, and he was writing a lot of television along the way. his name was elliot west. he published five novels and wrote innumerable television scripts. >> shows we would know? >> "lou grant," the old "alfred hitchcock," a lot of shows from television's early days. >> how long had he lived there? >> in the 1950's. he was born in brooklyn. my grandfather ran one of the movie palaces. he grew up in a movie theater in the 1930's. my mother was an actress at the time and is with me. she grew up in los angeles. at a certain point they moved out there. >> what was her name? >> barbara beldon. she did a lot of theater and by the time she was in her late 20's, she'd left that beyond. the-- behind. >> what did you think about politics? >> i t

says it can't be true because the acid and other chemicals in mountain dew would turn the mouse into a jelly-like substance. so the bosses at pepsi could win. they just have to figure out how to deal with the h

bums and hopeless jelly of them less than 10% were american "the new york times" sniffed, were packed into every seat and wedged into every cranny along the back and side walls auditorium. it was thursday november 25, 1915, and unseasonably warm thanksgiving morning. already the temperatures climbed into the '50s and the windows of the great second floor hall were open wide and verse after verse, song after song cascaded outside the blocklong building. outside the westside auditorium at the intersection of taylor and south, a seeming throng, one writer called it a mob of 30,000 people and reported the streets jammed from curb to curb for over a mile and all traffic at a halt, echoed the verses resound from the upstairs hall. as the song built to its final verse, mighty street corrals well to 8% to. workers of the world awaken, rise in all your splendid might, take the wealthy or making, it belongs to you by right. no one will be crying, have freedom, love and health when the grand red flag is flying in the workers commonwealth. the grand red flag belong to the union, the industrial wo

. >>> well, it turns out peanut butter may not just go with just jelly. this indianapolis burger, yes, it's a hamburger, is made with a layer of peanut butter. it is called the duane purvis burger. it made the cut as the top 46 sandwiches in indianapolis. it is topped off with what they call their secret ingredient. but now they're letting the cat out of the bag. it's peanut butter. >>> and finally, sea creators -- creatures are uncovered in antarctica. they discovered new species of crab, starfish, barnacles. they were able to explore the deep ocean floor. they found this white crab and white octopus in action. >> we'll take you to ,, >> pelley: tonight, the commander in chief orders an overhaul of the military. >> now we're turning the page on a decade of war. >> pelley: david martin on what u.s. armed forces could look like in the future. after an almost-win in iowa, rick santorum is getting more money and attention, but also more scrutiny. dean reynolds is following his campaign. it's not a pretty picture. anthony mason on kodak's fight for survival.

you know, congressman lewis this afternoon spoke about blacks would have to guess how many jelly beans were in a jar in order to vote. they'd have to -- >> bubbles on a bar of soap. >> exactly. >> pay a share tax when they had no money to pay. the governor described to me, though, that he was disheartened that there were attempts to describe marriage equality as civil rights. and an issue of civil rights. >> well, he brought it up. i mean, he equated the two. let me ask you this. let's talk the politics of it. and you and i have. i've been out there with you dealing with some of his issues with labor and education. >> yes. >> where he's laid off workers. where he's done things in the budget. he never called for a referendum on those things. that's why isn't this really about him putting and playing politics because when it came to things that really were political, he didn't say let the voters decide do we want to have unions to have this, a budget to have this. but in this which is really a social issue, all of a sudden, he discovers democracy? >> yes, and i think for many people, it

and he gave me a bagel with pickles, peanut butter, jelly, cheese, bananas, crackers, all kinds of stuff. [ laughter ] and i took it to her and she was like, "what are you doing?" >> jimmy: there's not an everything bagel. >> there's an everything bagel. that is its own thing. >> jimmy: you're killing in this thing. this "porgy and bess" -- >> ♪ yes, i am [ cheers and applause ] you know it's an opera. it's an opera, man. >> jimmy: it's an opera? >> it's an opera, 'cause you know, operas you sing everything. >> jimmy: you don't talk at all? >> ♪ no you don't jimmy you just sing everything this is true i think all up and through ♪ ♪ do you have another question for me ♪ >> jimmy: ♪ what do you do when someone's cell phone goes off in the crowd ♪ >> ♪ you look at them like this ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] i hit that note, like, stop singing. >> jimmy: i know the one thing, you said, that you really love doing is the curtain call. >> i love that. that's the most important element of any show. >> jimmy: it's just great, right? >> it really is. it really is. well, that's w

darren rovell is going to tell us why sports is not exactly peanut butter and jelly. >> mark cuban started this blog about starting up a sports betting hedge fund. it made a lot of sense. we have more information about athletes and games than we do about a lot of companies on wall street. they have to report everyday injuries. cuban never took that up because of a lot of different things. but in 2010, an investment company in london launched a sports hedge fund called g galileo. the director told me at the time the hedge fund is now out of business, as its page on monday showed a "not found" error message. the initial investment in the fund was $150,000 with the goal of growing assets under management to $100 million by april of 2012. they told me the sports fund's projected rate of return would be 15% to 25% after fees which include add 3% management fee and a 30% performance fee on net profits. so i think the idea of, hey, these teams have to report who's injured who's not, who's refereeing, who's the officials in the game? you seem to know more every day about sporting events than you d

and april 2nd, is national peanut butter and jelly day. how did peanuts get more holidays than jesus? [ laughter and applause ] we want to do something special to celebrate national peanut butter day. so, we went out on hollywood boulevard to ask people, people with a mouth full of peanut butter, what they thought of the oscar nominations. >> what movie do you hope wins the oscar this year? >> i hope "midnight in paris" wins the oscar. >> who is in that? >> woody allen is a superior director. >> the movie that's going to win the oscar this year, is going to be "war horse." >> why? >> a good movie. real dramatic. good movie. >> what was your favorite part of the movie "the help"? >> the -- >> "the descendants." >> what did you like about "the descendants"? >> i liked george clooney. he's a good actor. >> your favorite actor? what have you seen lately? anything good? >> the thing -- >> what did you like about "the descendants"? >> it was -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have to take your peanut butter. [ applause ] we killed two people. but it

i'm just going to say grape jelly. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: so close. oh, my gosh. you earn 20 points. take off your blind fold. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] look up and see what you ate. maple syrup. hey, that was good though, buddy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: yeah, that was great. thanks buddy. why don't you stand over there, go between the egg nog and the corn dog. okay. let's meet our second contestant. come on over, my friend. ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing? >> how are you? >> jimmy: i'm in good shape, bud. nice to see you. what is your name, and where are you from? >> nick from colorado. >> jimmy: nick from colorado. [ cheers ] welcome, buddy. nick, put on your blindfold. okay. these are, of course, made out of candy canes found unwrapped in the dusty pocket of a winter coat from last christmas. [ laughter ] now before you start up the slot machine, let's check in and see how contestant number one is doing. [ laughter ] great. contestant number two, you're going to start the slot machine and see what you'll be eating. remember, say your name loudly. gently step on th

soft drink maker in court testified that acid used to bottle it would have turned the mouse into a jelly like substance before the soft drink reached the customer. the man is more than $50,000 in damages. pepsico has until january 11th to offer a plea or the case will go to trial. >>> a new study found sugary sodas aren't good for your heart. researchers in denmark say they have found a clear link between heart disease and soft drinks. the researchers tracked several groups of people over a six-month period. they said the groups that drank large amounts of soft drinks had double the fat in their liver and muscle tissue than those who drank milk or water. they say the soda drinking group had a risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease. >> you're more likely to be back in the hospital after suffering a heart attack by having one here in america versus overseas. that's according to a new study. it examined admission and discharge data of nearly 6,000 patients from 17 countries. those living in the u.s. returned to the hospital bed most often. research,don't know why but say 60% of u.s. pa