it is see's peanut brittle. and here's brad kinsler who is the ceo. how many pounds will he and charlie munger his vice chair eat during the meeting? >> the pound and a half plus another pound of fudge. the real answer is as much as they want. >> a sugar high. they bought, berkshire hathaway bought see's chocolates in 1972 for just over 20 million dollars, brad. >> exactly. >> you had sales of 400 million this year, right? >> that's right. >> what are some of the exciting things that will add to the sales this year? >> for the shareholders we have the 50th anniversary commemorative items that's a candy dish. of course, warren and charlie and mary see for the 50th anniversary. and pound and a half box that is a commemorative box for just this meeting. >> how are sales trending right now? do you expect you will do better this year than last year considering they are opening the floor an entire day early? >> obvious for us today, that it's very big sales today. and we are anticipating it for this year. i'll tell you we brought nine tons of candy. >> for

peanut brittle. sorry. >> some initials here. wb here. brk. and brke. >> okay. liz, i don't know if you can hear me, we've lost your audio. i'll let all the viewers know that they have to tune in tonight to your special. warren buffett's america. that is tonight right here on the fox business network. 8:00 p.m. eastern time. liz will be on her way home. and she'll be back in her chair tomorrow for "countdown" to closing bell. it is time now for our "countdown" news flash. police reportedly searching the phoenix home of two suspects who were killed at an art exhibit in texas. they drove up to a building and began shooting at a security guard. garland police officers returned fire and they killed both of those men. the g.o.p. field of candidates grew larger. carly fiorina and dr. ben carson are the latest to announce their bids for the g.o.p. nomination today. former arkansas governor, mike huckabee, expected to announce his candidacy tomorrow. and it is official, britain's new royal baby now has a name. princess charlotte elizabeth diana. they announced the girl'

the second thing that happened was that cast iron was a brittle material. as firefighters tried to put out fires in a cast-iron buildings the sudden quenching of the cast-iron caused the structural members to shatter, bringing down the building around. it destroys another 16 blocks of chicago. there is a real effort in the city to try and reforming construction. firstly, to outlaw timber construction in commercial buildings, and secondly to try and find ways to both fireproof cast-iron or to build more efficiently out of brick. in both of these cases, clay becomes the way that these buildings achieve fireproofing. chicago, of course, built on the mouth of a slow-moving river has nothing but clay to build with. this is lousy for foundations, but fantastic if you are a brick maker. they start springing up as early as 1830. by the 1860's, brick as a technology has moved well beyond its medieval or ancient origins. we have a number of machines that not only make brick work quickly and reduce the amount of labor involved, but press what clay is made up, squeezin

your bones become brittle. and your gastrointestinal system stops working the way that it should. so an important aspect is getting the human body to function properly again. but to billy, the most important thing was this. he could look you in the eye again. it was that simple. talking about being able to look another person in the eye. it was about his sense of human dignity. the miracle wasn't billy standing, it was his sense of purpose that guiding light -- his sense of purpose. that guiding light that drove people to make a profound difference in the life of more than just one person. others will follow. tonight is a great moment to dedicate or rededicate ourselves to this quest -- finding our purpose, making a difference in the life of just one person. don't wait for that one big decision. don't wait for that one big opportunity. start right now. if you get in the habit, the rest will follow. if you are right about no longer being his -- worried about no longer being a student after this evening, don't. the a student every day. life is a great deal to teach us all. it and co

they have an idea that this is what's going to keep them from becoming brittle or turning into jello when they come back, so they understand the importance of these machines, all three of them, and really appreciate what we're trying to do for them. >> reporter: our last stop is the cycle, the third piece of nasa's exercise program. of course in space it would look a little different. >> i find this really fascinating. if i was doing this in space, i wouldn't need handlebars, i couldn't need these and i wouldn't need a seat. i just need to be clipped into these pedals. there's just something about space that brings out the kid in all of us. the curiosity, the possibility, the unknown. but it's what we're learning in space that might be the most exciting of all. as space technology overlaps with life here on earth and life on earth extends to space, there's no doubt that the iss is helping us explore new ways to improve our health and better our lives. exciting new breakthroughs, only outer space can provide. for "vital signs," i'm dr. sanjay gupta. big day? ah, the usual. moved some

engineers were concerned exposure to water made them brittle. the tower has 424 rods. the testing was done on 408 rods that are accessible. 406 passed the test. the two that failed are being sent to a lab for examination. two other rods were removed for analysis. they are designed to keep the bridge from lurching during an earthquake. >>> new program that puts new low emission vehicles on the road kicked off today. he watched as his truck was turned into scrap before he drove away in a prius. his family is the first oo benefit from a new $5 million program that provides $12,000 in rebates for low income families. the money for the program comes from a percentage of oil company gas profits. >> the funding comes from the polluters and oil and gas companies that have been polluting our area. we will give that back to communities that have been impacted. >> right now the pilot program is limited to low income families and more polluted parts of the central valley. it aims to fulfill a goal set by governor jerry brown to put 1 million low emission cars on the road by 2023.

engineers were concerned that exposure to water made them brittle. caltrans says 406 rods passed a pole test in which they were subjected to tremendous force. the two rods that failed will be removed and sent to a laboratory. two rods were previously removed for analysis and 14 cannot be tested because they are not accessible. >>> fans who have tickets to see the as or the warriors today are encouraged to grab a b.a.r.t. or amtrak ticket as well. coliseum officials are asking people to take public transit between the oakland as game and the warriors game tonight at 6:00, things will be busy around the coliseum and parking prices double to $40. here is a live look at traffic. it's flowing nicely in both direction es. >>> the warriors are gearing up for game 5 against the houston rockets tonight. want to show you mvp steph curry taking practice with the team. with golden state's leading the series, 3-1, they can go to the finals. they would face the cavaliers who swept atlanta. curry says he feels great after that scary fall on the court in game 4. he

where the wood content is high, old as dirt, and they are beginning to crumble and yellow, and they are brittle, and, you know, they are -- sometimes really complicated, really hard to salvage. the papers here still have that nice high con ton content, they look good. they do not age in the same way the acid content is lower. the acid in the wood makes them age aggressively, and that is the case with the newspaper today. it's very acidic, and it has the capacity to age rapidly. you let the papers hang around for a couple months and they are already yellowing and it's the same with those, the whiter papers in the 18 80s. six of the seven editions here in the exhibit are from the museum's permanent collection. we were fortunate enough during the course of our research and being in touch with various psychological psychological scholars to run across an edition we did not have in the collection. it was a known edition long viewed by psychologicalscholars and known of the record, but we did not have one in the records. that was the 3:30 edition. we are able to end the exhibit just as they ended the

this is a very brittle middle class. the takeout number, only 5.5% of black south african families have an experience of spending more the equivalent of $1,000 a month. south africa remain as poorer country than it is often able to portray itself as to the rest of the world. if you want to turn that around you need to be able to turn this around. the problem of the skills and what is happening in south africa's schools, the longview is very important. so i start you in 1955 and i'm going to take you through 60 years to 2015 and we're going to measure through the apartheid era into the democracy how many black children successfully completed high school. the number -- and there is a number from 1955 and sitting at the front you might see that it's 555 children that completed high school. by the 1960s, not much has changed. in the 1970s, there's something stirring. the '80s, there's a pickup. the real pickup is in the last decade of apartheid. in the first decade of democracy, the rates at which young black kids leave and

putting your hands under the uv light prevents oxygen from reaching your natural nails making them brittle. your best bet? try a salon that uses led lights or go the uv route less often. >> why not just use a drier. >> that is for regular polish. this is jell. >> duly noted. >> moving along. >>> we were lopsided for the as and the giants. wait until you add up these numbers. giants go for the sweep next. >> five straight wins and a scoreless streak of 29 innings from the pitching staff. giants were playing like the champions they are. number 24 out in full force. so is the padres offense. matt kemp's r.b.i. double brought in the run. they snapped the giants five game win streak. >> it is not fun to get whacked. i'll tell you that. if you don't have game like this, you put it behind you, wash it off. we have had a good run. we are not going to let this affect us. >> coco crisp. the 29th player to do that. i don't have any time for the top five anymore. will you settle for the top one? it is a bird. it's a plane. it is shane robertson. minnesota wins 13-0. oakland has not won back to back ga

discovery is worrisome because it shows exposure to water could be coroding the rods and making them brittle further testing is needed to see if corrosion is to blame. >>> two highway patrol officers on bicycles arrest twod men suspected of stealing copper wire from the gate leading to the bridge, want to show you photos from the chp the incident happened yesterday they spotted the men acting suspiciously, the officers say that the men had a large trash bag full of copper wire, and that it appears they were breaking in to electrical boxes. the chp now waiting for an estimate on how much wire was taken, that will determine whether the men are charged with misdemeanors or felonies. >>> well this morning, a veteran santa clara police officer is in trouble with the law, kit nguyen has been on the force for 24 years but a security guard saw him stealing a $250 smart watch he had the watch, wire cutters and a magnetic key to disable the watch's antitheft lock, shoppers outside the target were stunned. >> i think a police officer is held to a higher standard, so, um i yeah, you're probably, does ne

on the right, the brittle conditions. nbc 10's south jersey reporter cydney long live. what are the conditions like right now? >> renee, the crews crowded the field until about ten minutes ago, they wrapped up working 27 hours straight. but before they left they told me they will continue to focus their efforts in these woods because there are still fires burning in the containment zone that will do so until it rains. >> when i got here, it was smokey. and i didn't know if we were going to be able to stay. >> for rose marie ellison and her family it's a long time tradition. but thursday's massive brush fire coupled with continued high fire dangerous weather conditions. now bringing their warning. >> they said we could cook on a grill off the ground. so we can use charcoal. >> the forestry service has issued a partial ban on any open flames or campfires, and only charcoal is allowed. >> we're not allowing that at our campgrounds and our private campgrounds. so homeowners we encourage to have a good clearing, have a hose nearby. >> the fire is 100% contained. >> that's al

frequently under that uv light we are told just motivation in the the to do it, it can make your nails extra brittle. good word to live by. >>> this sunday is 25th annual susan g komen race for the cure. thousands of people will pack the parkway raising money to fine a cure for breast cancer. >> our kathy orr met a young woman who had unique symptoms that led to a dangerous diagnosis. >> it was a surreal moment. it was a numbing moment but took me a really long time to come back from. >> reporter: with the diagnosis of stage three inflammatory breast cancer, jeaninne donahue began a painful journey physically and emotionally. >> we just go into that fight mode. you do what you have to do to get where you have to live. you kind of put your life on hold so you can live in the future. >> reporter: jeaninne was lucky, she had love of the big irish italian family, her cousin michael even shaved his head to show his support. the best friend a manned ace still by jeaninne's side and remembers how tough chemo was. >> even though that she was in so much pain and struggling, and going through so much, she jus

. >> in addition, the uv light prevents oxygen from reaching the natural nails making them brittle. one recommendation, find a salon that uses l.e.d. lights. >>> time now 4:51. tech giant intel targets an east bay school district to groom future computer scientists. what it ho his. hep c is a serious disease. left untreated it can lead to liver damage and potentially liver cancer. but you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c because people like you may benefit from scientific advances that could help cure your hep c. visit hepchope.com or call a hep c educator to help prepare you for a conversation with your hep c specialist. >>> what do you see in you see temperatures pretty close to where they should be for this time of the year. partly to mostly cloudy conditions along the coast today. into the 50s. 60s and low 70s around the peninsula. there we introduce a chance of a shower to the south and to the east of the bay area. even the possibility of an isolated afternoon thunderstorm. good morning, brentwood at 75 degrees? >> late day 71 in pe

bacon peanut brittle's. 68% of u.s. restaurants have bacon on the menu. that is according to data essential. of reasons. you say ok, lower costs. creativity, so they can do new and cool things with it. diet that is really hot where you eat meat all the time, and younger people want to try cool things and they are interested in that. a story abouts how with the given burgers, they're adding bacon because it is what the customer wants. have totally done that. it little bacon, a little veggie, and i am a happy person. called fatestaurant burger, and this is called a hypocrite berger to get the veggie burger with the bacon. thisnteresting part about is the retail prices are down, but we are not paying less at restaurants and that spread is the most we have ever seen. we have had a lot of fatty bacon in inventories leading through that. that was more expensive bacon. is good for retailers because we are still paying more and not seen the price benefit. pimm: maybe the pork belly gap. alix: happy lunch, everybody. pimm: thank you. i want to go now to julie hyma

the hair with the pool, ocean, hair drier can make your hair brittle. there are five supplements that might make a difference. fish oil. found in seafood such as salmon. black currant seed oil coming from a berry. vite man e -- vitamin e. vitamin c. >> going to the summer and not protecting it, going in the sun, keep your hair hydrated. alison: a six-month study showed those who got five supplements got the thicker hair. in addition, they recommend using a hair product with spf. don't put tome toys and sam mon -- tomatoes and sam mon in your hair. leon: you would fair funny with tomato in your hair. alison: forecast high heat is prompting changes in the district. for the rest of the week d.c. public work says the trash collection will start early at 6:00 for the workers to have time to finish the route before the hottest part of the day begins. leon: "7 on your side" with the health matters report. a new study finds high altitude may raise a baby's risk of sudden infant death syndrome or sids. babies over 8000 feet of elevation are more prone to it. how

they were concerned exposure to water in the tower made them brittle. the rods are designed to keep the bridge from lurching during an earthquake. >>> arrested two men today suspected of stealing copper wire from the bike path that leads to the new bay bridge. the incident happened around noon, when the officers say they spotted the men acting suspiciously. they also noticed a hole in the fence, so they confronted him. the chp is now awaiting an estimate on how much wire was taken. >>> today is a historic day for the golden gate bridge. 78 years ago, the bridge opened to the public. it was considered an impossible dream when it it was first proposed. project engineers overcame arguments about it being unable to stand up to the thick fog, and dangerous tides. work on the bridge finished quickly, and the project came in under budget. 18,000 people lined up on the morning of may 27, 1937 to be among the very first to cross the bridge. >>> 14 top soccer officials charged. the accusations of corruption spanning more than 20 years. >> they corrupted the busin

they picked bolts that if they get wet, they are subject to getting brittle and possibly snapping. and that's a one-of-a-kind problem because as steve hemminger said you think they would have picked the bolts if it's going to be over and surrounded by water they would pick bolts that would take exposure to water and they didn't and so we have to test them all and keep an eye on them all for years to come. >> now, these bolts we should explain if people don't already know they were picked because they are high tensile strength bolts. those are stronger than regular steel bolts. where does it go from here, phil? >> reporter: first of all, they are going to have to do more testing on what the water is and where it's coming in and they are going to have to test the bolts, as well. it's not cheap. they are expecting about $400,000 for this latest round of tests alone and as himminger told me earlier today this is the latest in a series of tests. as for fixing it all we can refer to is the last both problem which cost about $25 million. so i have to tell you one of a kind bridge, one of

. >> in addition, the uv light prevents oxygen from reaching the natural nails making them brittle. one recommendation find a salon that uses l.e.d. lights. >>> time now 5:50. the republican race for president heating up! who might make another run you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. but you shouldn't forget this. hep c is a serious disease. left untreated it can lead to liver damage and potentially liver cancer. but you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c because people like you may benefit from scientific advances that could help cure your hep c. visit hepchope.com or call a hep c educator to help prepare you for a conversation with your hep c specialist. >>> take a look at this. yes, it's snowing on this may 7 in the high sierra. this is the scene in on donner summit this morning elevation about 7,000 feet. nine miles west the truckee. we have four to six inches of snow expected with the winter weather advisory in effect. >>> and we'll let you know if there are chain requirements in the sierra coming up. first, we got the "all clear

if you are getting your nails done frequently under that uv light it can also make your nails more brittle. so be careful. >>> 6:43. traffic and weather together on the the three's. here's katie. >> lets check with our weather watchers this morning. we have a variety pack of temperatures reported. we have 40's, 50's, a couple 60's reported but we will start on the cool end here. 48 degrees from alex, he has full sunshine in mays landing right now and certainly cool start to the day but that will change quickly as we keep that sun around. 60 degrees within the last few minutes from greg, very up to date observation but he generally is finding cloud in marshall ton delaware, except for this one piece of to the the north. we are seeing cloud thin out from north to south and see that reflect on storm scan. john jenkins sent in that in mixture of sun and cloud in perkasie at 55 degrees, and he referenced perfect sleeping weather we have had. it has been so comfortable and will stay that way into tonight as well. we have to touch on the the south, even though this storm system, may gather tropic

those injuries are not pathological fractures, not brittle bones and osteoporosis. these injuries came as that body fraught back and forth breaking vertebrae in the neck and eventually severing the spinal cord. this is an open and shut case and you'll have no problem, i guarantee you, the prosecution, in finding police expert procedure people around and forensic pathologists to put this together. there is no alternative explanation for how these injuries were sustained, and when they were incurred. >> wow. wow. jake, can i just say that cyril, i think, is getting a little ahead of the game here, calling this an open and shut case. these officers may well be convicted, and we will see this in court, but we have not heard their side of the story. we have not heard the explanation for what sort of injuries he may have suffered outside the police van, before he got in. so i just think it's worth pausing, recognize how serious these charges are, but to say that this is an open and shut case at this point, i'm certainly not willing to go there, though i defer to the great

me as i envision vertebral fractions and a 25-year-old man with bones not an 85-year-old woman with brittle bones of osteoporosis. >> doctor, we have two different leaks here now. we have "the washington post" leak last night which definitely carried the suggestion in a police report, according to the source, and this is the characterization used in "the washington post" that eddie gray, quote, was intentionally trying to injure himself. that notion of intentionally trying to injure himself is absent in today's leak about the autopsy report. so this leak about the autopsy report is neutral as to how the -- this injury occurred, but it does insist this leak from the medical examiner, if it is truly from the medical examiner, does insist that the injuries occurred inside the van. i'm going to just read it one more time. the forces said the medical examiner found gray's catastrophic injury was caused when he slammed into the back of the police transport van apparently breaking his neck. a head injury he sustained matches a point in the back of the van. doctor, to go back to what you just said,

he's a little bit more brittle, more angry. he's -- >> woodruff: hmm... i think his biggest selling point is both his experience the fact that he has proven -- he won iowa in 2008, he has an attraction. i think there is a diminished interested in the electorate this year in social conservatives and that has passed. i think one another one of his big selling points is he really pulled himself up from his boot straps talks about showering with lava soap. didn't realize he could take a uh show we are with soap that didn't hurt till he was older. >> woodruff: you don't see mike huckabee in a different place than the others? >> i think he was an enormous campaign last night, light hearted, warm. he had a lot of issues that would really move people and not the normal thing. he would talk about childhood obesity and you would see crowds nodding along. >> preventative care. and he does have the working class story to tell. but if you want a working class story you have scott walker or marco rubio. if you want evangelical, you have walker too. so seems there are m

in warm weather it brittle little break. in cold weather it would disintegrate because it caps off. -- it got soft. if it toward -- it tore, you can be sent to house which. somehow, she was convinced that people were not it was shortly after i received the news about my father that i became very ill. i was running a very high fever. all of a sudden -- he came on a sudden inspection. he charged into the room. i last saw my father on the 28th of june and i left home on the 29th. before my father left he said to me, where your skiing boots. we were all avid skiers. i said, why? father said, i want you to wear them. i said, father, skiing shoes in june? he said, you have to wear them could you did not argue with your father in those days. i wore them every single day. in the lining i had hit the pictures which are in my book. -- hidden the pictures which are in my book. later on on the death march i had concealed them there. she charged in and she dragged me out of the bunk. she said is -- it is a matter of life and death. i wil

in warm weather it brittle little break. in cold weather it would disintegrate because it got soft. if those things tore, which once happened to me, for that, you could be sent to auschwitz. somehow mrs. kugler intervened, so they were not. i want to talk about her. it was shortly after i received the news about my father that i became very ill. i was running a very high fever. my fingernails had pus. i could not touch my hands. we had a little place where people who were sick for a day or two could stay. i was there. all of a sudden the ss came on a sudden inspection. mrs. kugler charged into the room. i admitted to say my father made me where my skiing boots. the last time i saw my father was the 28th of june and i left home on the 29th. i separated from my mother the following day. before my father left he said to me, where your skiing boots. we lived in the ski mountains. we were all avid skiers. i said, why? father said, i want you to wear them. i said, father, skiing shoes in june? he said, you have to wear them -- you did not argue with your father in those days. i wore them

there was paper that they were spinning and of course in warm weather it became brittle and it would break and in cold weather it would disintegrate because it got soft and if those things tore which once happened to me for that you could be sent to auschwitz, but somehow mrs. keckler intervened that people rn not and i remember it one time which is what i wanted to talk about frau keckler. it was shortly after i received the news about my father that i became very ill. i don't know exactly what i had but i know that all my fingernails started to have puss in -- pus in it. i couldn't touch my hands and i was running a high fever. we had a place where people who were sick for a day or two could stay and i was there, and all of a sudden lindner, i think he has quite a name in the ss, he came on a sudden inspection and frau keckler charged into the room. i omitted to say my father made me wear my skiing boots. when i left home i last saw my father on the 28th of june and i left home on the 29th. separated from my mother the following day. before my father left he said to me wear your sk

it shows that exposure to water could be corroding the rods and making them brittle. caltrans says more laboratory testing is needed to determine if corrosion is to blame. >>> it is 7:39. it's a sign that summer is almost here. the gates at the contra costa fair open at noon today in antioch. ktvu fox 2's brian flores is at the fairgrounds where there will be four days of food and livestock shows. looks like you are hungry. any luck finding any food? >> hold on for a second. anyone in here? i am a reporter that is hungry. >> funnel cakes? i am not sure i approve of that. >> reporter: oh, i forgot. tori is on the desk this morning. don't talk about funnel cake. anyways, i am going to get one, tori. i will get that out of the way. live at antioch this morning. good morning to you at the contra costa county fair. it's opening today at noontime. and there is a lot of exciting things going on here on top of the food, the rides, the fun. talk more about that. robert, i want to get this funnel cake open. >> we open at noon today. >> reporter: i will have to wait. tell us wha

your bones become brittle. and your gastro-intestinal system stops working the way it should. so an important aspect is getting the human body to function properly again. but to billy the most important thing was this he could look you in the eye again. it was that simple. it was about being able to look another person in the eye. it was about his sense of human dignity. the miracle wasn't billy standing. the miracle was the sense of purpose that guiding light that drove some very good people to make a profound difference in the life of just one person. and others will follow. tonight is a great moment to dedicate or re-dedicate ourselves to this quest, finding our purpose making a difference in the life of just one person. don't wait for the one big decision. don't wait for that one big opportunity. start right now. if you get in the habit, the rest will follow. if you're worried about no longer being a student after this evening, don't. be a student every single day of your life. life has a great deal to teach you. thank you very much. god bless you and congratulations. [app

i met some brittle -- brilliant political scientists like roger davis, who was kind enough to lend me the manuscript that they were about to publish, "congress in crisis." john mentioned something that is very apropos. throughout the last half-century, congress has always been portrayed as being in crisis -- an obstacle course on capitol hill is another one of the titles and so on. here was a joint committee trying to work through this to get some ideas of how to improve the institution. i remember that it was surprising to me, since a lot of this was fresh coming out of iowa and not having been to dcb for, that here were especially a lot of witnesses reading from the same page and that page was the same page used in testimony back in 1945 before another joint committee. there were three obstacles to congress doing its job. one was the senate filibuster. the second was the seniority system. the other was the house rules committee, which was then controlled by a conservative coalition of southern democrats. often resulting in 6-6 ties. fast-forward 10 years to 1975. what happened in 19

nothing ordinary about the weekend for the san mateo bridge dried in this brittle though traffic on right now looks very very light. will be closed down for the weekend. kron 4 jackie crossing the track mother's closure for a. >> reporter: the traffic will go away just about 14 hours and the bridge is completely shut down for the entire weekend and touch and see what they call minutes and resurfacing this is just want to closures all happen the next couple weeks the exclosure happens over memorial day weekend and now as far as the closure tonight they expect the closure will start at 10:00 p.m. and less through the entire weekend goes to monday morning at 5:00 a.m. for little warning for you according to caltrans they actually may close down east on direction clustered seven or 8:00 and if you're someone who normally would use that on a friday evening to govern from the peninsula east bay vice versa was suggested as get there early the closures will start in the east on direction traveling east on 92 foster city boulevard and mobile go any farther east in the direction west on 92 from the