captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: it's 9:00 on a friday morning. good morning and thanks for joining us. justin berk, megan pringle. if you are wondering where jamie is, he is on the go at a casino. >> if you missed our show at 6:00 this morning, jamie was actually playing the slots live on television. >> he came close. >> three chances. >> i know. we'll see if he's either rich or broke right now. so we'll check in with him. we have a lot to talk about today. you have this cd, correct? >> yes, i do. >> joanie leaves has a cd called city kids. when's it like? >> it's a fantastic video. i actually played it on the air. i have a little son and a little son's video. if you are parents or you know kids or are grandparents, this is fantastic stuff. she plays adult music but the kids' stuff is my favorite. >> children's music is always fun and hard to find. >> there is a song called blast off that needs audience interaction but there is a song on there that will talk about going to the moon. also ahead, how about this? there is the jamie costello sandwich, the jim harbaugh. there's a no brain other you need a joe flacco sandwich. it has been created. we have the creator as well as brian from pickles and chips. it's a monster of a sandwich. >> they brought samples. >> perfect. then i'm sticking around. 4 >> we'll see if we can hold some for jamie since he's on the go. let's see what's going on with the weather. let's take it outside. we had an interesting morning. we had a third of an inch of rain come from earlier on. it blew out in a hurry. watch the skies trying to clear. we'll fient out clouds as you head through the day. 61 degrees, not a bad start in kingsville. we're already up to 64 in downtown baltimore. now, we're going to see temperatures trying to surge well above normal reaching our two degree guaranteed high of 69. the clouds will be coming back in and a chance of showers will increase this evening and overnight. we'll talk about the complete weekend forecast in just a couple of minutes. right now, megan, back to you. president obama didn't even know it when he woke up this morning, but he did, in fact, win the 2009 nobel peace prize this morning. the norwegian nobel committee said only very rarely has a person to the same extent as obama captured the world's attention and given its people hope for a better future. this was a surprise announcement. john hendron tells us that no one had any idea until it was made. >> reporter: it was a surprise to everyone but the nobel committee itself. >> the nobel peace prize for 2009 is to be awarded to president barack obama for his extraordinary efforts for national diplomacy and cooperation between peoples. >> reporter: the panel singled out the president's work on nuclear disarmament. >> only very rarely as a person to the same extent as obama captured the world's attention. >> reporter: asked why a leader in his first term deserves the most coveted of honors, the committee wanted to support what the president is trying to do. >> it is a clear signal to the world that we want to educate the same as he has done and to promote his national diplomacy, to strengthen the international institutions, to go for a world free of nuclear arms. all these kinds of things. >> reporter: the president's name had been mentioned before the awards but everyone watching thought it was too early. everyone but the committee that is. the decision was unanimous. it seemed as much a slap at president bush's muscular foreign follow si as president obama's. >> the international diplomacy regained the position with emphasis of the role of the united nations and other institutions can play. >> reporter: even president obama had no warning he would win. committee members said they wore worried about leaks and said they didn't want to wake him. john hendron, abc news, washington. now to the latest developments from nasa's moon mission. the organization successfully crashed an empty rocket and camera and ininstrument laden space probe into the moon. nasa had expected to give live pictures but it cut out a few seconds before impact. that's live tv for you. those school age children are the targeted population fort flu sack seen. an associated press poll found 38% of parents are unlikely to give permission for their parents to be vaccinated at school. 72% of parents are worried about side effects. it is an image state health officials are hoping to dispel. there have been no side effects. we want to you join us next week because we're doing something to help you out. abc 2 is having a day of answers. on tuesday, october 13th from 6:00 in the morning until 7:00 in the evening we'll have a panel of experts ready to answer all of your questions and concerns about the h1n1 virus, the vaccine and more. so again, we hope you join us. it is all day tuesday october 13th. stay with us in the coming days for more details. you probably trust your bank. after all, you are willing to give them your money and personal information. list ton this. an m & t branch in rodgers forge isn't earning everyone's trust. as joce sterman discovered, some documents with your personal information aren't being properly disposed. instead, they just got dumped. >> reporter: it's the little machine experts say you've got to have to keep your personal information safe. banks are supposed to use the same technology to protect you. >> we're closing our account. >> reporter: we found one baltimore county bank didn't send your stuff through the shredder. they simply tossed it. >> that's outrageous. a dumpster? not shredded? >> reporter: sandy and ray watts are angry. we got our hands on their social security numbers, their bank account info. we even know their mother's maiden names. we got it all thanks to their bank. >> you get letters from them that they are protecting your identity and this and that, and then they do this. >> reporter: what they did was dump their documents and dozens of others without shredding them. we found them in this bright red dumpster in rodgers forge outside the m & t that recently took over bradford bank. >> this is the checking account they just wrote here and here are the social security numbers. >> reporter: we sifted through the trash to find stacks of canceled checks written just days ago and found page after page of papers who list banks, account numbers and how much dough they have. one customer claims they add already done it to janet lovell. we found a letter describing how someone had used her ath card to sceel -- atm card to steal money and the bank threw it in the trash along with a copy of her driver's license. >> reporter: what do you do when you you see this? >> i don't understand it. they have shredders. i don't know what to say. >> reporter: you are supposed to use the shredders and other tools to destroy any sensitive information. it's part of a federal guideline this bank didn't follow putting customers and all of this paperwork in danger. >> you don't know who else may have seen this information as well. you clearly have seen it. there may have been other parties that have seen it as well and duplicated it or recorded it off the documents. >> reporter: that's why security experts say all this sensitive information should be protected and kept out of the hands of anyone who doesn't need to see it. it's standard policy, but even that policy got trashed in this bank's transition. >> here's an important part for privacy. privacy that was not protected when the bank took over. the bank says "they had strict controls in place but some material was mishandled." they called it a clear violation of the policies. m & t claims most of the trash picking turned up old stuff that pose nose risk. the -- poses no risk. but we had to give new account numbers to 52 customers. >> we're just lucky you found them and not other people. >> reporter: people who know that when a bank drumps its trash, your trust could go with it. joce sterman, abc 2 news investigators. >> m & t bank says they are conducting an extensive investigation, but they believe this is a single case of human error. if you would lake to read the entire statement from m & t, go to our web site, abc2news.com, and by the way, the documents that we picked up as part of the investigation was shredded. the ravens are getting ready for their big division game against the bengals, but we want to make sure we're ready for the game and there's no other way to get ready than the sandwich. coming up, joe flacco has been in charge of the offense but how can you control the hunger? we'll find out. on this purple friday this is your lucky day. look at this. this looks impressive. this is the hollywood casino about 90 minutes away from us. the big question is when will we see the hollywood sign in our own backyard? first, this question from fred when people walk through the door off 81, what do they say? >> wow. >> reporter: jamie on the go right after this. all right. so jamie is on the go this morning, and this time he is headed all the way up to the hollywood casino outside of harrisburg, pennsylvania. we'll get a sneak peek of maryland's future. with that, he's playing the slots this morning. any luck yet, jamie? >> reporter: this is my money manfred. say hello to megan. >> hello, megan. >> hello. >> reporter: i know we've come to penn national and bet on the ponies, but how about the casinos? do we know it's here? >> we've been open since february of 2008 and really starting to reach out to the baltimore people and tell them when a great experience it is coming up here. >> reporter: yes, this is our virtual black jack dealer. watch this, megan. all right. i got a five, four, three, two. it's giving me a countdown here. and that's mine, right? ooh, look at this. i'm standing. i'm standing right there. look, i got 20 now. let's see, don't turn it up. guess what? i won. i just won. how about that? hey, you know what? i like this place already. let's look at the hollywood casino. if everyone just dropped a dollar in every slot you see, then $2300 would be made in one split slot second. >> jamie, look at the place. it is absolutely spectacular. we have a beautiful facility here. over 2300 slot machines, seven restaurants. we actually have a restaurant, our steak house is the final cut steak house is without a doubt the best steak house that i've ever been in, including all of the big named restaurants right here in central pennsylvania. >> reporter: you get all of the glitz, all of the glamour and you can spend 25 cents up to $100 on a push or pull. this palace went up just over a year ago. it is the third largest gaming company that runs 24 hor casinos in 11 states. >> they wouldn't comfort, product and want choices, which we have. they also want a place to dine and have a good time. >> reporter: did i mention they still run horses? that's what brought us here in the first place. >> we still run horses five nights a week. it's come to pennsylvania and it's bane great racing product out there, which was also attracting a significant amount -- which to that point gives us an all-inclusive destination resort area. >> reporter: take a good look. this could all change if it gets the go ahead from the pennsylvania lawmakers. gaming tables where you can play black jack to roulette could soon be coming. >> it appears that way. it is a fluid process right now. if you are watching the news in regards to the budget and when's going on here in pennsylvania, we're anticipating tables. quite honestly, we can't wait. that would really be the last piece of the pie here that would make us an all-inclusive destination type of resort. >> reporter: megan, look at this. i won 30 bucks. i win, i win. tell us what's coming up tomorrow night. i saw that on the highway there. >> we had a big cash give away giving away $500 on the half hour from 4:00 to 9:00. at 9:00, we'll have one winner of $10,000 cash. >> reporter: we used to come up here to bet on the ponies, the horses here at pen national. we can still do that. it's right out back. >> reporter: we have great live thoroughbred racing every tuesday through saturday evening year round. it is a great sport, great venue. >> reporter: we're talking about the slots. we could soon have the gaming tables, right? >> we're hoping the legislature will go through with the addition of table games which will add more entertainment. a lot of people looking for the black jack and craps. >> a lot of you are watching saying when is it coming to our town? we're going to take you because penn national has that we want to build this inperryville. it's big. next, are you hungry? >> always. look at me. we are going to take you into this restaurant called final cut. i win, did i say that? >> yes, you said it. >> here's justin. guess what, justin, i won. >> hold on a second. i'm just getting word that if you make extra money while you are working for the station you have to bring it back and share with everybody. >> reporter: i don't have to share, do i? >> not that i know of. >> reporter: that's why he's my friend, fred. >> go back and play with the one-arm bandit while we get back to work here. we look at temperatures 71 degrees in ocean city right now. it's been a long time since we could see something like that. how about 62 here in baltimore. warm airplane's streaming in here. it's a reminder of what september was for one day. now it's going to get back to the general stages. this band of rain that came through, that's the warm front. it's bringing in dry air right now. the reason why we have sunshine and will be cooking temperatures up quite a bit. this line of rain right here is really dumping rain across the central southern plains and into the deep south. most of the energy will stay there. as it looks impressive rolling through our region back into the mountains it will fall apart all night. maybe a late day shower or sprinkle with a better chance of rain overnight. this one particular model giving us the best threat of rain. a lot of events going on over the weekend. i believe the best chance of rain getting out will be around sunrise. the general pattern we've had is a band of rain coming through in the morning then getting out of here during the morning hours. that will open up the floodgate for a cool wind and gusty wind. could be pushing 30 miles-per- hour in the afternoon. then the next system to our south will actually throw some clouds our way as we stay cool for the end of the weekend. for today it's the warm one. we'll average partly sunny. a brief late shower is possible, which will increase with the likelihood overnight and through tomorrow morning. temperatures back to about 62 degrees. very early tomorrow morning. i know you look at this graphic and see rain drops. just the morning hours breezy and 69 in the afternoon. we'll stay in the upper to middle 60s. catch us online at abc2news.com. it's 9:19 right now. over to megan. justin, look at this sandwich. it's enormous. if you are wondering, who is this named after? it's quite appropriate. we'll tell you all about it when we come back. before we go to break, i'm serious, do not touch the sandwich. we want to you send us your cup of joe. if you have a business or charity and want a brief shout out on the air, we'll give it to you. send your mug to 6400 york road, baltimore, maryland, 21212. we only ask that you provide background information so we can share with everybody else. we'll be back with this big sandwich in just a second. and that's how verizon fios works. any questions? so will the tv in my house look that amazing? yep. fios has 100% fiber optics straight to your home. and i get $150 back when i switch to fios? that's correct. i got a question, i got a question. is anybody here buying this? read it and weep pal. switch to fios now and get $150 back. unlike cable, fios delivers 100% true fiber optics straight to your home. for hd picture quality that beats cable in customer satisfaction. and crystal-clear phone service. just $79.99 a month with a one-year agreement. an amazing price, guaranteed for 2 years. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v ask about additional packages with over 120 hd channels. that's way more than cable. get amazing tv picture quality and unlimited nationwide calling for just $79.99 a month, with an incredible $150 back. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v this is fios. this is big. all right. i've got to know, how does this sound? grilled turkey, roast beef, pepper jack cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato, hot peppers, mayo, fried egg on top of white bread? sounds delicious and it's as big as your face. this is the joe flacco sandwich. a little bit of everything for the guy who gives us a little bit of everything. that's right, the creator of this beauty, matt gen along with pickles and chips' brian snyder. thank you for coming in. all of your sandwiches are named after somebody. >> right. >> tell me about the contest. >> we contacted joe flacco's dad and we asked what kind of sandwich he would like. his dad said do what you want to do. we put it out to the customers and took all of the entries, went through all of them, put it out to all of our employees and customers. this is what they chose. >> are you one of those people who i've never won anything in my life? >> i've never won anything in my life, but i am a huge sandwich fan. of any contest in the world this would be it. >> a flacco fan? >> of course. >> how did you come up with this? did you throw everything together or do you put a lot of thought into it? >> joe flacco is such a dynamic player that i thought what can i throw together between two pieces of bread that brings out the essence of flacco and this is what i came up with. >> what a's your favorite ingredient? >> i think the fried egg is the differentiator. it brings together the bacon and fried egg bringing together the breakfast and lunch element. it nicely brings it together. >> when i was reading the ingredients everyone went ooh, fried egg on a sandwich. >> our customers said it also. >> have you had reaction to it? >> first time it's being seen. >> so it goes on the menu today? >> yes. >> do you think a lot of people -- >> absolutely. i'll sell a lot of them. >> reporter: do you think you'll do this often with a contest? that was a fun idea and a way to get people excited and involved? >> yeah, we'll probably do it again. >> what do your family and friends say? >> i am the sandwich guy. when they need sandwich ideas, they come to me. now i feel like i'm accredited in the sandwich creation business. >> were you a regular at pickles and chips? >> i am. >> what did you normally get? >> my favorite by far is the ozzie newson. >> i'm the creator so i have to support the sandwich so it is my go-to now. >> there are all sorts of fabulous sandwiches on your menu. there is a jamie costello, by the way. is it pickles and chips.com? >> picklesandchips.com. >> there is the information. maybe there will be extra luck if you have a flacco sandwich that will affect his performance. check it out. it's the joe flacco sandwich at the pickles and chips. congratulations, too. >> thank you very much. >> that's very exciting. jamie, i know you are jealous. you should see this thing. it's huge. have a bite. >> reporter: okay. pickles and chips is just an appetizer. look at this. i'll tell you what, the hollywood casino really treats its winners well. look at this. we're inside the final cut. we've got the slots on the outside, the stars on the inside. we'll meet the executive chef and nice lady that runs this place. final cut. i caught everything from the sea, i think. so with fios i get fiber to the home, over 100 hd channels and $150 back..... yes, yes and yes nice, what about you? 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(announcer) cable just can't compete. with $150 back, there's never been a better time to switch to fios. unlike cable, fios delivers 100% true fiber optics straight to your hom for hd picture quality that beats cable in customer satisfaction. and crystal clear phone service. just $79.99 a month with a one-year agreement. an amazing price, guaranteed for 2 years. hurry, call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. ask about additional packages with over 120 hd channels. that's way more than cable. get amazing tv picture quality and unlimited nationwide calling for just $79.99 a month, with an incredible $150 back. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v today. w i'll tell you what. this is overwhelming here in the final cut. i want to introduce you to tracey. she runs the place here. you are open what, every day? >> wednesday through saturday through 10:00. sunday we're 4:00 until 9:00. >> we've got the slots ringing outside, tony bennett on the inside. you've been doing this for how long? >> a little over 30 years. >> reporter: nothing like casino food, is there? >> no, that's not. you have the excitement of the casino. you have the demands of the guests. it's a challenge. it's great. you know, it tests your capabilities. >> reporter: i bet. mark just laid it down, when's this? >> certified hand cut short rib. hand cut noodles, asian soy sauce with crispy onions on top. >> reporter: mark just laid down this. what's this? >> seared scallops with hudson valley fawg fiis gras. >> what's this? >> salmon with a pomegranate molasses and finger ling potatoes. >> all this and more by 10:00 in the morning. the people want restaurants. this is one of how many here at hollywood casino? one of eight? >> we have one of eight. >> reporter: this is great. what's this now? >> chicago rib eye, also certified hereford beef with signature baked stuffed potato. >> this is ridiculous. here's the thing. you come in for the food and all of a sudden you look up on the wall what do you see? >> stuff from hol i had wood movies. we have sharon stone's dress, joan collins' dress, pictures from the '70s, '50s, owe 40s. >> we have classical hollywood from the heyday of humphrey bogart, lana turner, all of the greats. >> reporter: how much fun do you have working here? >> oh it's great. it's a great place to work. the people are great, the customers are great. >> reporter: do you come out of the kitchen and meet your customers? >> yes, i do, yeah. >> reporter: and how about you? what do the customers say? >> they say they can't believe this restaurant is in central pennsylvania. they actually think this is a new york restaurant. when they come here, they think they are not in a casino and it is a great place to come. we have a private dining room for parties up to 24. the whole nine yards so anything that the guest wants we can accommodate. >> i think you did. i think you took care of us. tracey, executive chef john, good luck. thank you. when we come back, we'll tell you why hollywood casino could soon be in our own backyard in perryville. stay with us. we're gonna eat right now. see ya. hey, mark, give mark a tip, will ya? >> you just won money, you give him the tip, jamie. >> reporter: that's right, here's my black jack tip. we'll see ya. parents, listen up. if you and your kid love music, we'll tell you all about joanie leaves. she's here with a concert. play something for us. ♪ [music] ♪ we'll hear her music and tell you where you can hear her. ♪[music] ♪ >> we'll talk to joanie when we come back. all right. welcome back. we have such a treat in our studio today. this is joanie leaves, a musician of all sorts of music. we're talking kids' music today. how'd you get into it? >> i was doing grown up music and playing in all of the clubs and everything. all of a sudden, i was thinking i want to do something full time that's with music. a friend of mine said you should work with kids. i was like, i don't know anything about kids. and well, i never had -- i never baby sat or did any of that. somehow i started working with jim bore reand started managing for a while. somebody said you need to go with this and do it on your own. i love working with children and doing music. next thing you knew i was writing children's music. >> that's great. >> you have the cd. >> i do. >> looking at this and just knowing kids' music. you get to be so creative with the writing and the songs. you must love it. >> i love it. the kids inspire me. i teach at a couple of different kids' schools. every morning the kids teal me what they did all weekend and what they like. i always try the songs out on them at birthday parties and if they like it, then it goes on the album. it's a nice little system. >> i know you are from new york. but we'll tell you where you can hear joanie play. meantime, will you play something for us? >> sure. >> what do you play? >> i have a song called sunglasses that will be on the next album. >> perfect. you take it from here and let everybody know where you will be. >> all right. >> joanie leaves. ♪ the sun is shining let's go to the beach ♪ i'll bring the toys ♪ you bring the food ♪ put on my suntan lotion help me reach ♪ there's just one thing that's left to do ♪ so i'll put my sunglasses on you look so cool ♪ so much fun and i'll put my sunglasses on ♪ now sing my sunglasses song ♪ the waves are crashing ♪ sea gulls fly and i make castles in the sand ♪ i see my friends there we say hi ♪ i feel the sun with my hair ♪ so i put my sunglasses on ♪ you'll look so cool ♪ it's so much fun and i put my ♪ sunglasses on and he'll sing ♪ ♪ my sunglasses song ♪ isn't it funny when it gets sunny ♪ the only thing that you can do is change your focus ♪ hoe cuss pocus ♪ you can see -- sthot you can't see until you put your sunglasses on ♪ you look so cool so much fun and ♪ i put my sunglasses on ♪ and i'll sing my sunglasses song ♪ [music] ♪ ♪ and i'll sing my sunglasses song ♪ [music] ♪ >> wow, that was great. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> you sound fantastic. it makes me wish i was a kid. i didn't have any music that cool. >> if you do have a kid or don't have a kid and just want to hear joanie sing, this is where you go. it's a fan walk. the information's on your screen. it's in ellicott city. the concert's at 10:25. if you missed any of it, go to abc2news.com. >> thank you for having me. >> stick with us. we'll make chowder. maybe you'll be inspired to make a song about chowder. >> perfect. all right. craig just gave me a big kiss if andy's watching. just wanted to let you know he took care of what he was supposed to. what about this? if you really like joanie leaves, you have to go to youtube. on one of my recent blogs, i wrote about hey, little sun. it's adorable. you'll find out much more about city kid and fantastic stuff. before i give you another big commercial here, we have a shot of the moon getting struck by a rocket this morning. better than the one they had on "good morning america." we don't see much from that. we're waiting for the results of the data streaming in. i believe that came from a french movie at the turn of the last century. as we share levity on this friday, temperature's 62 degrees here in baltimore. 50s back through western pa. we're slowly starting to pull in southwesterly winds. we pushed the rain out of here and have the sunshine around town. this band of rain looks like it's close into the mountains, it will be fighting with the wind. so making it to about frederick. into southern pa could get showers throughout the day it's a possibility. downtown, we should be okay most of the day. this afternoon, all. clouds will increase and gradually bring in the chance of rain. check out this frontal boundary extending great lakes all the way down to the mississippi valley and eastern texas. watch the heavy, cold air mass sink down into the rockies. they are expecting the possibility of snow with the phillies playing the colorado rockies this weekend and perhaps the earliest snow on record is forecasted to the end of next week. we could cake this, right? we have tonight through tomorrow morning. all of the events tomorrow around town. i think the rain gets out around dawn. most of the day, though, will be breezy and gradually improving the setup with cooler temperatures. 79 degrees under partly cloudy skies. quick peek at the weekend, highs in the 60s with the rain only early saturday morning. 9:46. back to you. >> it is time to dime and no better place to dine in baltimore than salt. chef jason ambrose is here making chowder. what are we smelling that's so fantastic. >> first of all, you are very kind. the way i always start a clouder is with a pork product. in this pan right here, they are rendering down apple pood smoked bacon. >> is this hard to do? >> i don't think so. it's not like you are working with electricity, you are cooking. what's the worst thing that could happen? we'll do a southwestern pork chowder with cilantro. every chowder i start with rendering the fat here, and really simple ingredients that will show up in chowder. so we have celery and we have white onion. we go ahead and dump that right into the pot. >> want me to do that for you? >> sure. >> here's my contribution. >> look, you are cooking. >> hey, look at that. >> stir that this and work with the fat. >> how long do you want to stir that? do you want them to be soft? >> we want the onions to be translucent. we don't want to see any color on them so to speak. so that's when's going on. our next step would be to add the corn because we're going southwestern on it. >> you cut this right off the could be. it's not from a can. >> i did cut it. if i was going to go and this time of year you see less and less fresh, the frozen corn is a good product. >> i like this. you have everything predone for us so i can just dump it in. cooking with you is easy. i do it all the time. is this chowder on your menu? >> not this specific chowder but we always have a chowder this time of year. i'm a new england boy. don't hold it against me after last week. >> yeah that's true. >> we always have some kind of chowder for now until february or so. so as you can see, our corn's cooking away. our next step is a tricky step that's bother some to some people. >> the flawr. >> this will be the thickening agent. we'll make a pan roux here and i'll take a bit of flour. we want to work it around. >> this is one of the things you want to add a little at a time? >> sure. you don't want to overflour it. put just a little more on there. the creaminess will come from the dairy but you can get some from this as well. it's clumping up a little with all of the vegetables. that's look going. >> it smells amazing. >> now, next, what we have here is we have a corn stock that we made, but as i made this by scratch, nowadays there's basic stocks on the market. you could also go with chicken stock or something like that. we're going to add about two cups of this. >> how are we doing? we've got about a minute left. >> oh, yeah, we'll make it. >> immediately, can you see that starts to get a creamy consistency to it. then next, i am just going to go right inside of here. >> , a, the secret stash. >> i'll add potatoes some diced yukon gold. >> this is a full meal. >> and it does fill you up. >> we'll have equal parts of the stock with two cups of heavy agreement there as well. we'll stir that up and finish. we'll let that simmer out or boil. it will get nice and thick. then we finish with just cilantro. >> can you overcook this? >> oh, sure. you can burn it. you can cook it until the potatoes are mushed, too. >> that's true. >> we have chipotle peppers, too. >> i wouldn't think to make cloud their way. >> you could add anything you want. our finished product is going to look something like this. >> that looks amazing. >> get the pink off of there. it's beautiful. >> jason, how long does it take for it to go from here to here? >> probably another ten minutes on the stove just kind of simmering. i'd adjust the salt and pepper a little bit. >> all right. >> speaking of salt, where can people visit you and try your clouder? >> we're at 2121 in the buse there. l neighborhood. >> if you are interested, we'll put that recipe on our web site, abc2news.com. last time it was ice cream. this time chowder. who knows what it will be next time. >> who knows, something wintry. >> you guys are always fun. thanks for coming in. remember the recipe is on abc2news.com. we'll be right back. so with fios i get fiber to the home, over 100 hd channels and $150 back..... yes, yes and yes nice, what about you? 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