>> we moved to this kitchen so we could get our fried turkey. over at zola wine and kitchen, our fr a turkey of this size. >> reporter: and here is the key. when we're talking about fried turkey, you either need to have a professional fryer or you never use it inside. use the contraptions outside because it can be dangerous, right? >> certainly can. >> reporter: so let's get the technique on frying turkey. >> fried turkey, you want to brine is overnight. and put that in a salt and water solution with whatever spices and seasonings you like. do that overnight and what that does is that helps incorporate and take out some of the moisture but it reinforces the flavor and the other moisture in there and so that when you fry it it stays more moist. >> so when you take it out of the fryer, it's extremely hot. >> it is hot. >> reporter: and it doesn't take very long. that's one of the things, it's the quickest way to cook it. >> it is very fast. it takes about 3 minutes per pound on average. it turkey took us 48 minutes to cook. >> reporter: so this is

wendy's has its eye on the fries. the fast food restaunt is updating the restaurant by making them with russert potatoes, leaving the skin on and sprinkling them with sea salt. these ne fries will be slightly slimmer and crispier than the old ones. it is one of the changes wendy's is making what it calls real ingredients. you'll start seeing the new fries and meals over the next two weeks. it make you wonder what was in the old fries. >> i eat my fries with the peel on all the time. >>> still ahead, how do you know when it is time to tell your aging parents to give up their car keys? [ man ] are you aware that vizon fios brings fiber optics to your home and cable doesn't? yes. -i read that. -i do know that. yes,ut there's a contract. at verizon, they want you to have a two year contract. i've got commitmenissues. no one likes to be tied down. [ man ] so if they didn't ck you into a term contract, you'd nsider switching? -oh, absolutely. -definitely. it's a no-brainer. [ man ] because now, with verizon fios, you don't

burger king's four piece chicken tenders, apple fries makes the cut. the center for science in the public interest which plans to sue mcdonald's if it doesn't stop using toys in happy meals says the law evens the playing field. >> i need to get two kids meals. >> when you have a nagging kid, you don't want to tell the kid no every single time the child asks for something. >> reporter: the law requires half a cup of fruit or 3/4 of a cup of vegetables. so adding lettuce an a tomato to your burger won't help either. sherry ly, fox 5 news. >> thank you. >>> remember the controversy when gilbert arenas faked that injury to help get a teammate in the game. turns out now that wasn't the real motive. we'll tell you what he is now saying about why he did t. >>> the nats will have some new uniforms, some slight changes. we'll show that to you.  >>> welcome back. country celebrated its biggest night of the year, the 44th annual country music association awards. the night's big winner was miranda lambert. she took home three including female actress of th

the fried ship potatoes are sprinkled with vinegar and salt. for takeout, they are traditionally wrapped in newspaper. >> they recycled the newspaper. they found out that the team was not good -- the ink was not good in transferred to the food. about 20 years, the bandit. we still have to pay for the newspaper, but there is no print on it. >> fish and chips was long considered working-class food. they were often sold in the stalls or from carts. the first shop opened in london in 1860. back then, as today, many people bought the fish at this market, britain's biggest wholesale fish market with around 25,000 tons of fish changing hands each year. this man has written a history of fish and chips to explain its success. >> it was affordable food for the masses. it was not rationed during the wars. it was readily available. as an island, we grew our own potatoes. we caught our own fish. we had coal in the hills. to produce the fish and chips is a country, it was a very easy thing for us to do. >> different types to be served in different regions. n

. >>> health and french fries -- fast food chains say they're offering healthy meals for kid. our hidden cameras show why parents have to be on alert. >>> and capturing camelot -- on the 50th anniversary of the day he was elected, unpublished photos of a young jfk long ago. >>> good evening. we begin the week with the subject of jobs and how american companies can gain a foothold in the red-hot consumer giant of asia. the president was 7,000 miles from the white house today in india. almost 1.2 billion people there, four times more potential buyers than in the u.s., for everything from american aircrafts to computers. abc's jake tapper is traveling with the president. and he reports that the president was trying to make sure india is an ally that really delivers, jake. >> reporter: good evening, diane. this has been the longest president obama has been in one country, and for this country, which the u.s. only wants to see rise in power, this has been a trip full of carrots and carrots. a state dinner at india's presidential palace, where president obama and indian prime minste

during every single one of the 10 visits, all the cashiers assumeed we wanted fries. >> i can choose right. >> reporter: finding are similar to those the study from yale which visited 250 fast-food restaurants and found customers asking for kids meals were offered healthy sides only six to 8% of the time at mcdonald's burger king and wendy's. when it came to healthy drinks, on all by one of the visits, we were offered a healthy alternative to soda. but yale found that overall, headlighty drinks were offered just 26 to 28% of the time at mcdonald's and burger king. >> fries in here and apple juice. we didn't ask for either one but they did ask if i wanted something else. >> reporter: y else. >> reporter: y are saying the default at front line is to give outunhealthy option. >> that's right. and the reason the default is important is research has shown people respond to the default and we go with whatever is sort of offered to us automatically. >> reporter: yale researchers examined more than 3,000 combination of combo meals and found that only 15 met nutritional criteria set by yale f

mcdonald's is the big dog for fries in the fast food game. i don't eat fast food anymore, like you probably don't. >> i eat it every day. >> really? that's impossible. we tried to get french fry but the closest wendy's to us, not here yet. that's very entertaining. thank you. for the latest entertainment news, log onto scoop.todayshow.com or be a fan on face book or follow toure on twitter. he tweets more than any human being on the planet. other than kanye west. coming up next -- >> other diets don't deliver results. but i've made incredible progress on the heart attack grill diet. >> an arizona restaurant called the heart attack grill. they're offering anyone over 350 pounds a free meal. it is today's gut check. >>> and tonight the rachel maddow show. rachel talks to this guy. catch rachel's interview tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. don't forget mrs. collier. i won't. ♪ [ female announcer ] clear some snow. ♪ or spread a little warmth. maxwell house gives you a rich full flavored cup of coffee so you can be good to the

i wonder if dave thomas liked his french fries crispy because quite frankly the wendy's fries, man, after a couple of minutes they get kind of gross, right? i love me some french fries. so wendy's is making an enormous change. the biggest in decades. how the menu item won't look too different. details just ahead on what wendy's is doing and betty white, it seems like she has done it all, hasn't she? wait until you see what betty white is up to now on "the fox report" ♪ thank you for being a friend. at can i get ya? i'd like one of those desserts and some coffee. sure, decaf or regular? - regular. - cake or pie? - pie. - apple or cherry? cherry. oil or cream? oil or cream? cream... please. when other toppings are made with hydrogenated oil, the real dairy cream in reddi-wip's sure an easy choice. nothing's more real than reddi-wip. fork or... spoon my professor at berkeley asked me if i wanted to change the world. i said "sure." "well, let's grow some algae." and that's what started it. exxonmobil and synthetic genomi have built a new facility to identify the most productive strains of a

if you want the toy, you may have to skip the french fries. the city passed a law banning the toys if the food doesn't meet minimum standards. supporters hope that other cities and states will do the same. fox 5s sherri ly is here with more on. this. >> reporter: the san francisco law is a talker between those who say it's about time we do a mcdonald's cheeseburger, freeways and soda has too many calories, too much sodium and no fruit or vegetable and same thing with burger king's hamburger, milk and fries. george leventhal who led the fight for a menu labeling law has no plans for a similar law here. >> if i were an elected official in san francisco, we would vote for it. we have taken our own approach here and i am always open to ideas that other communities have adopted. >> reporter: in a statement, mcdonald said public opinion continues to be overwhelmingly against this misguided legislation. parents tell us it's their right and responsibility not the government's to make their own san diegos. we have added multiple options for parents to

, same with burger king's hamburger milk and fries. in montgomery county council member george levinthal who led the fight for a menu labeling law has no plans for a similar law here. >> if i were an elected official in san francisco, i probably would vote for it. we've taken our own approach here in montgomery county and i'm open to ideas that other communities adopted. >> reporter: in a statement mcdonald's said public opinion continues to be overwhelmingly against this misguided legislation. parents tell us it's their right and responsibility, not the government's to make their own decisions. we've added multiple options for parents to choose. this includes apple dippers, low fat 1% milk,

. >> now, how 'bout some unfried fried chicken? fried chicken is so delicious and so much fat. we've got a skinless breast and some legs and i'm gonna just roll it in some crushed-up cereal crumbs. you can use any kind of cereal you want, just crush it up real fine. now the only oil i'm gonna use for this chicken is a little non-stick spray. >> no deep fat fryer? no warming the oven up? >> no deep fat frying, exactly. >> all right in this-- >> and you know, without the divider-- >> you said you've got 25% more room. >> three big pieces of chicken in there. >> and it all fits. >> now, all these recipes are in the cookbook with times. that chicken is gonna take about 10-12 minutes, depending on how big the pieces are. >> o.k. >> all right, now over here, i've got a full course meal. >> and there's our divider. >> these are pork tenderloin medallions that i've marinated in a little teriyaki-- listen to that sizzle. >> oh. >> now, for a side dish for pork, i love sweet potatoes, so i've got some sweet potatoes and apple pieces mixed up together with a little bit of brown sugar, and

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because plenty of holiday cooks share that a deep fried turkey is better. butterball has now come out with a new electric fryer that promises a safer, spatter-free fried bird in just minutes. >> erica westbrook's customers rave about the fried turkey specialty at her restaurant. >> fridayed turkey is nothing like roast turkey. it's juicy and moist. but frying a big bird in the home can be dangerous. this video from underwriters laboratory shows the danger of gas fryers. if the oil spills over, it can ignite. consumer reports say electric fryers are better. this new one from butterball costs $117 and can be used on your counter top. this turkey came out nicely brown and juicy 48 minutes later. >> it's faster than roasting. turkey was great. the thighs were a little oil by but orange than that it was delicious. >> and a lid helps prevent spattered oil and the drain makes it easy to empty the oil. electric fryers come with features that make it safer. there is an oil fill line so you don't spill hot oil when you put the turkey in and a thermostat helps make su

out just to be sure. >> yes. >> i love fries. let me know. >> see you back here at :15. >> the time is now 5:21, 41 degrees on tv hill. coming up, traffic and weather together. >> and controversy over a book aimed at giving pedophiles advice. >> don't forget to email your response to us at watercooler@wbaltv.com ranking baltimore second in the city of most unattractive people. email your response to us at watercooler@wbaltv.com. to where to get the car fixed. auto service plus is the one auto repair shop that's out to earn women's respect and trust. >> auto service plus. service you can trust. go to autoserviceplus.biz for a location near you. roll it! >> announcing our fall and winter maintenance specials. you could save up to $65 dollars in additional rebates. only from auto service plus. service you can trust. go to autoserviceplus.biz for a location near you. >> a controversy has erupted over an ebook for sale on amazon called "the pedophilesfied to love and pleasure." >> now on online movement to boycott ason from selling th

deep fried is tender. but not so good for you. let's look outside right now. clear crisp fall night. look forward to nice clear crisp fall weather. this is a good set up for this weekend that will lead us into thanksgiving week, of course. 43 degrees right now winds calm barometric pressure at 30.26 and steady. basically high pressure meaning clear skies and dry weather and very, very pleasant. through the day a few clouds at times through baltimore not much. look at the shadows getting late in the day. sunset at 4:49. d. c. beautiful blue skies there and also a nice night in the city. down to our south of course reagan international airport where this weather net camera is located about to get very busy as we go into the next couple of days. wind gusts today pushing 15 to 20 in reisterstown. a breezy scenario out there today. winds are calm now pretty chilly. i want to show you what it looks like tomorrow night though. of course this is huge for maryland football. maryland, florida state the sentinels coming up. both teams 7-3. and apparently maryland's beati

baked or fried? what if these small choices determine if you'll be the 1 out of every 3 women who'll die of heart disease this year? these choices might not seem like life-changing today, but women are dying of heart disease at the rate of almost 1 per minute. luckily, it's mostly preventable. choose to act. make your choice at goredforwomen.org. >> welcome back. a pretty day today. 4:43 as we look at the bay bridge. new information just into the newsroom about a shooting in oakland we just told you about. pg&e is on the way because the car crash that followed a shooting caused a gas leak. about eight people were told to leave their homes and taken to a shelter to get out of the area. as far as we know, the leak is not shut off yet. we will get more information as it comes in, but it started with a shooting. a man shot in the head. he crashes his car on hyde street and that's where we have the gas leak. >> hyde street say major roadway. let me show you where it is in proximity of 580. you saw the yel

it is surprisingly easy to do fried green tomatoes. you can do that alone without the sandwich. >> good morning, everybody, i'm rob nelson. >> i'm vinita nair. >> how close is too close when it comes to those new airport security measures? as we head into the busy thanksgiving travel week, some people are complaining that pat-downs and full-body scans are too intimate. >> even flight crews are now speaking out against the new measures, which some are calling a virtual strip search. john hendren has the government's response now from washington. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. some airline passengers say new airport security measures simply go too far. they're calling it government in our pants. one passenger even uttered a line that could be the don't tase me, bro of the year. john tynor recorded himself saying what might be the quote of the week. >> if you touch my junk, i'm going to have you arrested. >> reporter: he said that after he refused a screening by a full-body scanner and was offered an up clo

finding a golden ticket..3 the contest that >>within deez hopewendy's hopese can boost the sale of fries. >>> general motors is riding high. gm posting a $2 billion quarterly profitt gm saying that the company is expecting to post the first profitable year since 2004. >>> housing still struggling. home prices have now fallen for the 17th straight quarter. prices are down from the peak of the market in 2006. >>> the dow gaining 10 points, now up nearly 9% on the year. >>> wendy's is channing its 47 fries. the new ones will be skinner, crispier and saltier. it's using a different type of potato, leaving the skin on and sprinkling sea salt on top. >>> play boy putting 10 golden tickets on the december issue selling on newsstands. get a ticket, and you get invited at the play boy ansion. it includes, air fair, hotel for a friend and a guest. >>> outcry for a new book that is being sold on amazon. the title that is leading to talk of boycotting the company. >>> the city's police union is expected to vote on a new contract today. ú%m megan gilliland. how it could affect you and the cuus that

includes pie fries and popcorn shrimp. >> i can eat it on to go. the fat and calorie content really doesn't concern me. >> reporter: high calorie mini foods are ázútalso found at the grocery store. >> these things are billed as snack foods but a lot of them don't come from the basic healthy food group. >> reporter: we contacted the times they did not respond. of the 6 fast food restaurants we contacted four provided statements. mcdonald's, buger king and kentucky fried Ñvqicken say their menus include a variety of different portion and calorie choices they provide nutrition information so customer can make informed decisions. popeyes says they believe their xbe enjoyed as par of a balanced life style. >> take out the calorie information on the menu board check out their web site. >> reporter: there is no true definition for snack, but she considers 8 it that contains one two 200 calories and comes from the basic food groups. >> whole grains, fruits, vegetables, low fat sources of dairy foods and lean meat. >> reporter: options 01mthat c be foun

>>>s. >>> if your bird was deep- fried, that oil can drive an 18- wheeler. this new orleans group called the bisouth bio diesel project is training students how to convert used cooking oil into fuel. >> that kind of got us thinking, a lot of people, fry their turkeys this holiday season. we should try to tap into this. >> we thought thanksgiving is coming up, why don't we actually do a turkey drive for collecting this. >> not just in new orleans. here in chicago, loyola university is working on a similar project, converting the oil into bio fuel for their campus shuttles. the schools center for environmental research will start to accept donations of animal fat as and vegetable oil monday. >> "harry potter" on the top of the box office scoreboard. the latest in the "harry potter" saga and the next to the last earned another $50 million. >> and here are some of the other box office winners for this weekend -- ♪ [ mom ] my son finally got a cell phone. we found a plan we could actually afford. ♪ he thinks it's for him, but it's probably more for me. ♪ [

it started with 5 guys burgers and fries. >> it is fabulous. but what is not fabulous is the 950 cals and a 30 g of fat pack inside this hamburger. >> i am fully aware that this is not a healthy meal. >> you add another 460 cals with large fries. >> you can definitely not do it every day. >> these restaurants were awarded the extreme eating awards. the cheesecake factory's high calorie carbonara made the list. from california pizza kitchen, the consumer group cause this -- calls this dish one that is loaded with calories. this dish is stuffed with 3,180 cals. >> personally, is also a basic grant this person. -- i am a basic breakfast person. >> you have no idea anomie calories are in those pancakes. a new health-care law will retire -- will require restaurants to pull tom many calories are in the dishes on the menu. >>> a pain killer has been pulled off of the market. the drug was banned in but -- in britain several years ago. the fda is asking for generic drugs to be pulled as well. it was prescribed to deal with moderate pain. >>> the death o

talk about chicken, fried chicken there i'm addicted to park's fried chicken. they also serve collared greens. they're braised in turkey stock of course. we started with smoked bacon for -- that's what you got right on top. i've blended it. it's nice and crispy. it remind me kind of the green bean and crunchy onion things you see. don't do that. stop right now. we have the starch course if you will. and of course right after thanksgiving is hanukkah. and we've got goat -- we have smoked salmon on top and a little caviar too. >> before you go on, we'll leave dessert for last. when we come back we'll talk about what's for dessert. >>> all right. hip cafe.com. you can see all this on wjz.com on weekend mornings edition. we'll be right back in just a moment. ,,,, could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? does a former drill sergeant make a terrible therapist? patient: and that's why yellow makes me sad. i think. sarge: that's interesting. you know what makes me sad? you do! maybe we should chug on over to mambie pambie land

it is surprisingly easy to do fried green tomatoes. you can do that alone without the sandwich. >> good morning, everybody, i'm rob nelson. >> i'm vinita nair. >> how close is too close when it comes to those new airport security measures? as we head into the busy thanksgiving travel week, some people are complaining that pat-downs and full-body scans are too intimate. >> even flight crews are now speaking out against the new measures, which some are calling a virtual strip search. john hendren has the government's response now from washington. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. some airline passengers say new airport security measures simply go too far. they're calling it government in our pants. one passenger even uttered a line that could be the "don't tase me, bro" of the year. john tyner recorded himself saying what might be the quote of the week. >> if you touch my junk, i'm going to have you arrested. >> reporter: he said that after he refused a screening by a full-body scanner and was offered an up c

. >> deep fried. that was deep fried only for 45 minutes. they are both resting a good half hour. >> spectacular. >> and then we have wonderful, wonderful turkey. >> we'll taste when we come barks, marcus sal yum son, you are such a trooper this cold dave. thank you. >> moii. >> thank you. these recipes are on the web. the basic tips and how to get a bit more fancy than this. go to our website. we'll be right back.,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we're back with marcus samuelsson tasting his turkey. this is the deep fried with the gravvee from the drippings so you can see the paprika and all the other spices. >> can i use this as a carry-on. >> oh, my lord. oh, my gosh. >> did you know marcus puts bread in the gravveto thicken it versus flour? >> i've heard that. >> this is good. >> i'm in love with these potatoes. >> oh, man. >> cinnamon, brown sugar, ginger. >> so good. >> in honor of your heritage, your african-heritage. >> [ inaudible ]. >> very nice. there's no excuse not to make turkey because marcus taught you

if you go in and order the kids meal, you're likely to get fries and soda. katie? >> couric: ben tracy in los angeles. ben, thank you. we received several comments about this story on facebook. william lewis told us "they don't care about the children, all they care about what s what goes in the cash register." but michelle poole reflects the views of many we heard from writing "quit blaming the food industry, blame the parents, they teach their children bad eating habits." now turning to the war on terror today the t.s.a. announced new rules for air cargo following that recent plot to send bombs to the u.s. disguised as printer cartridges. toner cartridges weighing over one pound are now banned from passenger flights. also banned, any cargo from yemen where the plot began and somalia, a known base for groups linked to al qaeda. and cargo identified as high- risk will be subject to enhanced screening. anwar al-awlaki is a key member of the group that's claimed responsibility for the cargo bomb plot. the radical cleric was born here in the united states but today a

. >> fried shrimp po-boy. >> it's fried chicken. sashimi ham. on french bread. >> reporter: new orleans french bread is an exquisite canvas for these culinary arts. >> the crust is real hard and crispy. but when you cut it the inside is like cotton candy. real airy, light and soft and fluffy. >> reporter: justin kennedy, general manager of park way. >> it has something to do with the humidity and being below level and the weather. it's just new orleans. >> what is it? >> roast beef. >> reporter: po-boys are populist, affordable and practically everywhere. as justin kennedy explains in none other than president obama when he stopped at barkway for lunch in august. >> first person that came that sunday morning was the sewage and water boy worker. just got out of the manhole filthy dirty and ordered shrimp po-boy. i said, mr. president, you're eating the same thing. that's what makes me love this place. >> reporter: there you go. justin and owner jay nicks refubished and reopened park way twice before katrina and after. >> a bucket struck. he said

. >> you know, joel, i have been on this fried turkey kick. can he hook us up with a fried turkey. >> reporter: ww're going to -sk you something. you know patrice really well. she has this thing, she wants a deep fried turkey. do you guys do that? >> we don't, we smoke them, and we have plenty that size available. we have a bunch that size that will go into the fryers. >> reporter: you need the right size. you. >> i just want a little one. just cut off a few slices, somebody send to the station, something. i'm begging now. isn't that terrible. joel, thank you..3 ú%> officials say they're boosting service this thanksgivvng to help those traveling through the airport. raal service will be aaailable to those traveling to ronald airport. while buss will be available to dulles and thurgood marshal. to midnight on thanksgiving day. >>> city police are searching for a gunman who they said shot and killed a maryland correctional officer on eerly sunday morning. sharon jones was shot while at a friend's house. hours later police went to her home to ex

who is putting sea salt on your french fries? oh wow, look at that. calm down donkey. it's vacation time! ohhhhh, who says ogres can't surf? nice moves fiona. ha, ha, ha, i love 3d. wooo hooooo! [ shrek ] gingy? [ laughs ] do the roar. roar! marty, what's shrek doing on a cruise ship? looks like he's having fun! [ female announcer ] join the dreamworks experience for the ultimate vacation, only on royal caribbean. >>> all right, howard, just got another great day for us. >> we're looking at sunshine, it'll come out in a little while. 6:45. we're looking clear to partly cloudy. 30s and 40s this morning. temperatures going to 6:45. all right. >>> time for your time saver traffic, we are looking all clear at fox hall and canal. up next in your next traffic report at 6:18. we're going to take a live drive of 66 and other virginia roadways. >>> the real vote count begins today in the senate race in alaska. >> sure does, election officials have to go through thousands of righted ballots. >>> incumbent republican lisa murkowski tries to beat joe miller. he was backed by the t

the person at the register says do you want fries or apples? >> i would probably ask for the apples first. i would like them to say would you like the apples or the fries and then hopefully the parents will choose the apples. >> reporter: we visited four other mcdonald's and got similar results. in a statement mcdonald's told us "we are proud of our menu and remain committed to offering our customers a wide variety of quality food and beverage choices that meet their dietary needs and tastes." the new study says the problems go well beyond the point of purchase, that children today are being hit by relentless pursuit. preschoolers see three fast food ads a day. teenagers, almost five. >> that's a lot that your child can being exposed to a message you may not winter them to have. >> reporter: now as for the advertising, mcdonald's says "100% of our children's advertising in the u.s. features dietary choices that fit within the usda dietary guidelines for americans." also this morning the national restaurant association, saying "the increasing nu

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in this case a turkey was being deep-fried and the oil overflowed. water causes a huge fireball to erupt erupt. fire fighters say it is needed to have a fairstein mershon -- have a fire establish her on hand. >>> their skepticism about the fairness of the selection process for medical marijuana growing. >>> i am tracking rain just to our north. some areas will be under a winter weather advisory and winds up freezing temperatures could roll into our forecast. >> more than 300 people are dead following a stampede in cambodia. thousands had gathered in the cambodia capital. it is unclear what set off the stampede. from the most recent update we can find at least 349 people were reported killed. >>> the city of oakland is accepting applications for permits in a large-scale marijuana growing collaboration. >> reporter: the city of oakland released 140 pages telling applicants what they have to do. he unveils his company's edition on how to cultivate cannabis. >> before cliffs can come down here and lift up the strays. >> reporter: there is a store is also

. >> you're isolated in the studio, and then you go home to your family and fried chicken and clean the chicken and go to bed. [laughter] tavis: but you don't see people. >> but you don't really see people. people think you're seeing peopling but you're not really seeing people. tavis: in that first year post-cosby, when the phone didn't ring, after all the success and all the money you made. in the first year, did you think it was over? >> oh, no. no. it was a period of reciprocity. my mother says there must be reciprocity in all things. tavis: even when you succeed. >> and what does that mean really? when have you really succeeded? i'm still working on that. tavis: phylicia rashad is starring in the new film for "for colored girls." thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you. tavis: my pleasure. that's our show for tonight. keep the faith. >> all these men thinking it's just sex. it ain't just sex, honey. it all has a root. and you got to find that root to pluck it. then you listen to all my business through this wall. i used to be you. >> for more information on today's show, vis

. >> according to the study, patrons receive the most popular site items, french fries. in a prepared statement, a mcdonald's executive pointed to the company's happy meals, including apples and low-fat milk and that their advertising features dietary choices that fit within the dietary guidelines for americans. the advertisements appeared to work with nearly half the kids and the study asked their parents to go to a vast group restaurant everly, and the majority of -- to a fast-food restaurant every week, and the majority of parents took them. "law &ama,w head order: los angeles." regina hall joins us to talk about the new series. how are you? >> how are you? thank you guys for having me. hi, baltimore. i'm from d.c. >> you are a local dial, almost. > -- local gal, almost. >> i have a family in baltimore. >> give them a shout-hour parade . oh, that is so sweet. i work with alfred molina, and we are the order side of "law and order." we put them behind bars. >> that sounds like a fine job. tell us about tomorrow's episode. >> that is a good one. you are going to have to

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i don't even -- you can eat fried stuff as a vegan, right? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i have those vegan patties i can eat with him sometimes. >> jimmy: man, in the shape of meat? >> anything i can dip in ketchup. put a whole pound of ketchup. >> jimmy: think whatever. >> it is amazing. when he cooks vegan, it's good. >> jimmy: yeah. well, i mean, there's tricks and all that stuff. i got to have turkey. >> and his family is going to be with us, and they're vegan vegetarians too. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> i know. [ laughter ] it's like be -- >> jimmy: this is delicious and then -- >> it's like we eat, like, all casseroles and giblets and -- >> jimmy: you're going to be eating that before you -- before you have dinner, you already have dinner. so you have a secret dinner at your house. >> exactly. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone this. you're going to be going to macy's, and your stuff is kicking butt over there, the jessica simpson collection. look how pretty. >> very proud of the collection. >> jimmy: look at that. ooh la la sassoon. [ light laughter ] >

>> yeah, yeah they have french fries in the sandwich. >> jimmy: they put french fries on the sandwich and they squash the sandwich down. >> eating a sandwich -- and coleslaw. >> jimmy: and they're very -- >> coleslaw. >> jimmy: here's the deal, i ask for no coleslaw. 'cause i don't like mayonnaise. because it reminds me of pus. [ laughter ] anyway. ♪ gonna eat that manny sandwich ♪ >> jimmy: absolutely not. >> gonna not eat that manny sandwich. >> jimmy: no, absolutely, no, no. i like a blt. ♪ it reminds me of pus >> jimmy: no, no, that's not -- [ laughter ] we'll write that down for next time. would the -- you ever eat that thanksgiving -- the sandwich after thanksgiving dinner? the next day or the toast -- >> turkey sandwich. >> jimmy: i'm talking -- [ laughter ] no, it's not -- [ laughter ] >> i believe that's what it's called, jimmy. >> jimmy: it is not. no -- mine is -- i call it a super-duper. >> it is, actually, 'cause you have the -- >> jimmy: it's insane. i put so much weird stuff on. >> cranberry sauce and you have the -- have the stuffing on top, and then you have the

. >> fried chicken. >> reporter: yes, fried chicken. >> a little bit of sugar. >> reporter: combine that with sesame oil, fresh greated garlic, ginger and soy sauce and mareinate three hours. >> in the deep fryer it goes along with sweet potato friez. take a look at the final product, complete with asian chile paste, brussel sprouts, different and definitely delicious. >> i'm trying to avoid that because i go to the restaurant located in the city center. >> reporter: you have to travel all the way to bar bads osto find the roots of this side dish where trevor is from. >> it's great but i enjoy mine and hopefully everyone else can too. >> reporter: he combines heavy cream, eggs, salt, pepper, paprika, lots of cheese and what is your secret ingredient? >> can't tell. [laughter] >> reporter: ketchup is acidic and you need a little acid according to hoyt. pop it in the oven about 30 minutes. >> keep it simple, tasty and the flavor is really nice. >> reporter: it's a table at hoyt's house and his restaurant. >> hey i'm gail gan from true here to make pumpkin muffins. >> reporter: getting her

turning traditiona fries into sweet potato fries and more vegetarian options available. becky is theirector of food and nutritn services fr the alexandria city public schools. >> the issue has been funding. that's just the bottom line. we do need to have funding because fruits and vegetables cost money. >> reporter: then when the school recently switched to whole wheat bread, it cost t district an additional $75,000. to offer just one more fruit or vegetable would cost another $70,000. >>here are serious costs over the decision at you make. so that really is why i think some of us have lagged behind a little bit. >> reporter: but many students will tell you these healthy change are words the extra money. not just because it is better for their bodies but because the food actually tastes better, too. >> i personally enjoy the sandwich line. >> it is much healthier than middle school and elementary school. >> reporter: another big change th school year, at least locally, there is a new food service company for the d.c. public school. that that company revolutions foods say

they are remaking its fries with russett potatoes. company officials say the move is to move to more real ingredients. this is the first major overhaul of weandy's fries in 40 years. >>> in tonight's health alert new stats say it could be one out of 10 school age kids with adhd. the amount of kids diagnosed is up 22% in the last four years with the biggest increase among older children. the increase is most likely because of increased awareness. people are doing a better job of recognizing and diagnosing the condition. >> it affects people in all factors. whether you're rich or whether you're poor. it has no real care what your race or color is. >> the report found nearly two thirds of children with the condition are on medication or getting some kind of therapy. >>> also tonight we are talking about one of the toughest types of transplant surgeries to tackle and how it changed the life of a dc teenager who lost more of his intestines to gunfire. >> reporter: it was back in 2006 that he went to a friend's party in a part of dc where s

. >> shrimp and fries. the fiesta lime chicken. two ip tems on the menu. nationwide program they have going on. mike and pete, they say this is going on since 10:00 this morning. >> i have to say, charlie, when you said the job, did you know serving food was part of that. >> didn't know serving food was on the en menu. you will take the trade. right mou, we will go to your table. >> and get out this evening and take a vet. >>> according to u.s. census, and many are vets that are wounded by battle. getting back to a normal life could be very difficult especially when it comes to staying in shape. susan looks at what's being done to help the vets. >>> margaret is a fitness fanatic. since she lost her leg in an accident at 18. in a nationwide program, she's volunteering her skills to help physically disabled people, especially vets who work out at the fitness center. the program that partners with jimtion around the country. >> the concept, would train other challenged person to help train physically disabled person. >> long droft. after he's order, he needs

there was a waxy type stuff over my abdomen and i remember clearly seeing what looked like french fries or chicken underneath it and what it was was my internal organs and i could see my intestines. >> reporter: neck roughtizing fashionitis. it is rare, attacking only about 600 people a year in the u.s. but it is deadly for up to a third of its victims. >> she had a very difficult infection to treat. >> reporter: dr. thomas gay leah kept her alive during the year and a half. >> i would just shake my head, why. why can't we get her well. >> reporter: sandy's trouble started in 2005 when they gave birth to her son by c-section. >> they were trying to give me hope but i could read it behind their eyes that they didn't think there was any hope. >> on a recent vision to shock trauma, no one could believe sandy was alive. sandy and her doctors can't pinpoint where she picked up the bacteria. but it lives all around us. you can pick it up from contaminated items. all it needs is an open wound to get into your body. >> it probably was 50. >> reporter: sand eye spent the first years of her baby'

yellow waxy saran wrap type stuff over my abdomen and i remember clearly seeing what looked like french fries or chin underneath it. what it was was my internal organs. >> it is one of the most feared infections in all of medicine, because it's highly resistant to antibiotics. it attacks 600 people a year in the u.s., but deadly to a third of its victims. >> she had a difficult infection to treat. no question about that. >> reporter: dr. thomasscolyia chief of shock trauma at the university of shock trauma in baltimore. his team kept her alive during the year she spent there. >> sandy's trouble started in 2005 when her son christopher was born by c-section. doctors can't pinpoint where she picked it up, but it exists around us. lives in crowded places like day care centers, schools or prisons. all it needs is an open wound to get into the body. she spent the first years of her baby's life in the hospital, but doctors finally got rid of the bacteria. she underwent a rare transplant of her small and large intestines. i don't know the number of times we operated on her. it was probably 50 when a

>> yeah, yeah they have french fries in the sandwich. >> jimmy: they put french fries on the sandwich and they squash the ndwich down. >> eating a sandwich -- and coleslaw. >> jimmyand they're very -- >> coleslaw. >> jimmy: here's the deal, i ask for no coleslaw. 'cause i don't like mayonnaise. because it reminds me of pus. [ laughter ] anyway. ♪ gonna eat that manny sandwich ♪ >> jim: absolutely not. >> gonna not eat that manny sandwich. >> jimmy: no, absolutely, no, no. i like a blt. ♪ it reminds me of pus >> jimmy: no, no, that's not -- [ laughter ] we'll write that down for next time. would the -- you ever eat that thanksgiving -- the sawich after thanksgiving dinner? the next day or the toast -- >> turkey sandwich. >> jimmy: i'm talking -- [ laughter ] no, it's no-- [ laughter ] >> i believe that'shat it's called, jimmy. >> jimmy: it is t. no -- mine is -- i call it a super-duper. >> it is, actually, 'cause you have the -- >> jimmy: it's insane. i put souch weird stuff on. >> cranberry sauce and you have th-- have the stuffing on top, and then you have the mayonnaise. >> ji

the sub stuffed with steak and cheese, chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks and french fries take the top prize? tens of thousands of you voted, and we'll reveal the winner coming up. >>> more passenger meltdowns over airport pat-downs and calls for changes in the new screening system, and now president obama has spoken about the controversy for the first time. >> and i understand people's frustrations, and what i've said to the tsa is that you have to constantly refine and measure whether what we're doing is the only way to assure the american people's safety, and you also have to think through are there ways of doing it that are less intrusive? >>> so just how bad will these new security procedures make things at the airport? jeremy hubbard has a reality check from laguardia airport this morning. good morning, jeremy. >> reporter: good morning, john. there's been so much hysteria over this new security. passengers are probably feeling more fearful than festive headed into the busy holiday travel week. despite what you've been reading and seeing, the realities for most of us, this new se