Chef Yamaguchi confesses his love for fried chicken, which he says he could eat “five times a day.” Source
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Roy Yamaguchi on chefs at the 2014 Hawaii Food and Wine Festival
The festival, slated for August 29-September 7, is bringing over 80 master chefs to Hawaii. Source
Chef Roy Yamaguchi on misconceptions about Hawaiian cuisine
Chef Yamaguchi, the first Hawaiian chef to win the prestigious James Beard award, says island cooking is much more than a luau. Source
Back-to-school fashion: Five hot fall trends
Andrew Bevan, style features director at Teen Vogue, tells CBS News’ Lauren Moraski what looks and styles are popular for the new school year. Source
Robin Williams sent special message to cancer patient fan
A 21-year-old New Zealand woman who was diagnosed with cancer in January got a private video message from Robin Williams. Jeff Glor shows what Williams said. Source
Neil Patrick Harris leaves Broadway
Neil Patrick Harris wrapped his Tony Award-winning role in “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” over the weekend. Plus, a look at “May in the Summer,” a new movie about religion and love. Suzanne Marques reports on the day’s top entertainment news. Source
Sam Moore and Nu-Blu’s new music video: “Jesus & Jones”
An exclusive look at the new video for “Jesus and Jones,” by R&B legend Sam Moore and bluegrass group Nu-Blu. Source
Fracking takes off at Pittsburgh International airport
Pittsburgh International Airport sits atop a giant, untapped supply of natural gas worth almost half a billion dollars. To get it, energy companies were approved to use the controversial extraction process known as fracking. Teri Okita reports. Source
Phone apps for the tech-savvy traveler
Gear Patrol contributor Bradley Hasemeyer joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” to discuss new travel apps that take some of the guesswork out of going places. Source
SeaWorld’s plans to rebound after controversy
Under pressure from all sides, including its own stockholders, SeaWorld has announced big changes to improve the lives of its top attraction: Orcas, also known as killer whales. John Blackstone reports. Source