go. >> i go, it's just broccoli. >> but it's your broccoli. >> this is for the in-laws. >> but this want to make baked chicken. >> the real bride is here. >> yes. >> it was beef until she got engaged. >> show us how to make these. >> brown chicken. this is bread we moistened with milk. onions, we do it like a regular meatball. and some eggs to keep it in form. grated cheese, everything. a little garlic. you got to be careful with the in-laws. a little garlic, parsley. >> you sound like they're an endangered species. got to be careful with the in-laws. >> so, now we saute them. we put them with ricotta, mars capone cheese. >> what's this? >> chicken bolagnese. >> you lightened it up. >> it's the in-laws. i'm sorry, it's the in-laws. instead of -- we use onions, garlics. >> vegetables. >> yes and then add a little fennell. we sweat that down, reduce a little bit. half chicken, half beef. we got all this, tomato sauce. add tomatoes, a little beef stock. we'll cook this down for an hour, hour and a half. the best thing to do is refrigerate it, take the next day, add a little more tomato

if your child would give up toys for a week before he looks at a broccoli pizza, you're not alone.it fun. >> it's all about presentation and how you cook it. >> they don't like the raw broccoli, because it's so hard. if you steam it, it gets the mushy texture. we talked to a taste researcher who said a quick stir-fry, some broccoli and salt, i am too lazy to even stir-fry, so i bake mine in the toaster oven, and it gives it the best texture. >> you're wacky, you know that, jessica? >> this is a peanut sauce. if your kid is addicted to chicken nuggets, you try something like a chicken satay, where you put it on the stick. maybe they won't notice. i would use a blunt-tipped popsicle stick. >> so they don't pierce themselves. >> we talked to a waiter at a japanese restaurant. edamame is a magic maker. you pop the beans out. >> they call it popcorn in japan. >> totally delicious. >> and wontons, sneaky way to get vegetables in. and they're in the freezer or refrigerator section of your supermarket. >>> a school lunch planner told us a secret. she says kids don't like it if you've mixed

. >> not the question, but the broccoli and the cauliflower are a cruciferous vegetables, because theo the colon where it gets fermented into bacteria, lots of gas. >> what to do? >> eat a little less, but there's another solution we'll talk about at the end, something to help you break down the nutrients. >> apples, we think its fructose is bad, but it's not bad, it's in bananas, apples and grapes, this is another way you can get gas, because you eat more of it than you can absorb. >> and carbs? >> bagels and pasta. these two foods contain gluten. a protein in wheat, rye and barley, and lots of people are sensitive to gluten and don't realize it. it irritates the lining of the small intestine and they get gas. >> prunes are great for constipation, but smelly gas. the whole issue of raisins, some of that stuff doesn't get broken down. >> what about wine? please don't put that in the category. >> wine, some people don't digest alcohol as well. the important thing is to know your limit, if you exceed it, you tend to get gas. >> milk, more than half of the world's population has lactose

broccoli which is awesome right now. san marzano tomatoes with grilled chicken. it started to get softer and pull apart so now i'm going to call it pulled chicken. >> the pasta is already done. wheat pasta can't be al dente so we are going to mix it around. you don't mind. a little bit of pasta water if you don't mind to put in there. just to give it a little bit more moisture. perfect. >> i think it's done. >> give me this real quick. i'm going to move this and we are going to plate it. here we go. delicious. easy to make. we are going to finish off with just a little bit of cheese. and there we go. good job. >> thanks. >> two forks. one for you, one for me. ciao. >>> before we go to break, the damage left behind that huge brush fire in east san jose. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we want to give you one more look at this brush fire that was burning in eastern san jose. we just got off the phone with the san jose fire department. they say that they were able to contain the fire at about 12:15. just a short time ago. the fire only burned for less th

. >> chick peas, broccoli, chicken. >> and broccoli right now the prices are great in the market.nywhere between 89 and 1.29 a bunch. when you buy them make sure nice and green. >> don't like yellowing on our vegetables. >> it starts to decay and that's not good for you. >> in this panel we have something beautiful. >> we have a lot in here. we have chick peas. they go together great. broccoli which is awesome right now, some tomatoes and some chicken which was grilled but we had it in here with everything so much it fell apart and gets softer so now i'm going to call it pulled chicken. >> now the pasta is already done. it can't really be al dente. >> you don't need that much because there's so much in here already. >> want to use this? >> yeah. >> all right. and a little bit of pasta water if you don't mind to put in there just to give it more moisture, perfect. >> okay. i think it's good to go. >> i think it's done. >> give me this real quick. what i'm going to do is move this and we're going to plate. here we go. delicious, easy to make. we have a lot here stef. we're going to

hiccup in this funding and the part that warms my heart the most and says how did i get my kid to eat broccoli and he's asking for more he said i was involving him in the preparing of dinner. our funding has a hiccup and we're asking to help continue this funding. when your workout has a hiccup it's hard to get back into that. i do this with 11 other people and with the changes of the food services that's been funding and supported there about how to prepare freshly flights and vengeance is extremely important. i've had a blast and i'd like for it to

hiccup in this funding and the part that warms my heart the most and says how did i get my kid to eat broccoli and he's asking for more he said i was involving him in the preparing of dinner. our funding has a hiccup and we're asking to help continue this funding. when your workout has a hiccup it's hard to get back into that. i do this with 11 other people and with the changes of the food services that's been funding and supported there about how to prepare freshly flights and vengeance is extremely important. i've had a blast and i'd like for it to continue. thank you (clapping) >> thank you, ms. solomon would you like one minute to wrap up? i hope i can do our members justice. last week ken our political director and i sat in an enterprise room we were the only people in the audience while this school district voted for - we wait until 9 o'clock to hear because of lack of fund there would be lay offs it's really hard to believe that the lack of funds the for lay offs right now. we need to not make people feel like disrespected because they have to continue to work after they get a lay off n

just look at beef and broccoli. ( laughter ) and that is why tonight, i am issuing a wag of my fingert china. listen up, comrades! brokering peace in the middle east is america's job. ( cheers and applause ) yeah. so, i don't know what your plans are, but, please, don't take over our role as middle east peacemaker. i mean, we love putting our politics and our international reputation right into the middle of thousands of years of mistrust and hatred. oh! oh! and we're so close, too. i mean, we've really-- we've really warmed up that old holly land slot machine. i mean, it's just about ready to pay out in nobel prizes. if you jump in now, you'll get all the credit, and-- and our afexate nickname, the great satan. plus all the free effigies will you can burn. but i guess you guys win. take the middle east. we'll be over here painting afghanistan. it sure is fun. ( laughter ) we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) tbjl&(3! >> stephen: how are you, folks? welcome back, everybody. nation, despite the senate's recent kefeet of universal background checks the gun control debate rages o

beef and broccoli? sesame chicken? honey baked ham? well, maybe not.t could change with yesterday's $4.7 buy by smithfield foods. the largest buyout of an american company in history. we may just be in store for a whole new brand of takeout. in other financial news from ham on a plate to hamming it up for the camera, we turn now to the viral feline sensation known for her frown. yes, grumpy cat. seen here on "good morning america." has scored a movie deal with the producers of mall cop. we're still left with one question. why so grumpy?

now she is thriving, playing around her pen and eating broccoli.eepers put on furry vests, you can't raise their like a human, you have to raise her like a gorilla. they let her cling to them. and climb up. >> that's a good job, when you put on a fur vest, climb a wall and hang out with a baby gorilla. >> you should change jobs. >> you think they would let me? >> i would let you. we'll start a make a wish for you and you could be a gorilla trainer. >> experimenting with food. crawling around her pen and doing well, although you can see part of her nose may be bigger than the other side. you know what? 100% cute. >> a little irregularity never hurt a soul. >> if we have learned anything about the man known as the l.a. beast, he eats a lot of stuff and he is a man of the people. >> i ask you, the fans, what you want to see me do. ding, ding, ding. dog food was the winner. >> three cans of pedigree. he considers himself half man, half beast, so he doesn't recommend eating dog food if you are human. >> it smells like my grandmother's house growing up.

most people don't know that baby spinach is almost 50% protein, that broccoli's 35% protein.rain pastas are 15% protein. oatmeal is 16% protein. the only food that has fiber in it are rocking plants. meat doesn't have fiber, doesn't have antioxidants and it doesn't have complex carbohydrates. so meat, what i really want people to know is meat, it clogs your arteries, it fuels cancer, it contributes to obesity and trashes the environment. and plants you get everything you need. >> i want to talk about immediate benefits because we are a society that likes to see things right away, right away. so talk to me about some immediate benefits that you saw. >> well, it's amazing in 28 days your body wants to heal and restore itself. what i found in the pilot study that i did was for within 28 days, male or female, didn't matter on average you lost between 8 to 20 pounds. total cholesterol came down on average 30%. the ldl, which is the lethal cholesterol came down about 25%, increase in energy, better sleeping, acid reflux disappears, gastrointestinal distress gone. people are going t

and eating broccoli. >> they say that zoo keepers put on furry vests because they say you can't raisella. let her cling to them like she would cling to her mom and they climb up her enclosure like a gorilla would. >> that's a good day of work, when you put on a fur chest, climb the wall and hang with a gorilla. >> you should switch jobs. >> i would let you. we could start a make a wish for you and you could be a gorilla trainer. >> she's experimenting with food. crawling around her pen and doing well. part of her knows maybe a little bigger than the other side but you know what, 100% cute. >> that makes her face cuter. little irregularity never hurt a soul. ♪ >>> some of you will love this, some of you guys aren't. but i think it's pretty darn funny. this is posted on a youtube channel. he's playing a prank on his little boy. >> [ inaudible ]. >> daddy. >> get creamed in the face. >> what? >> he's luring his kids into the room by saying, hey, who spilled this on the floor. >> this mess right here? who spilled it? >> where? >> oh! >> what a mean thing to do. >> clean [ bleep ]. >> i th

ah, sweet broccoli. honey, i gotta tell you, i am loving this celery. and unlike a chili dog, no mess in the bed. flannels? what happened to that little cute number you were wearing last night? what are those on your p.j.s? ducks. you know, i've always been a little attracted to ducks. webbed feet... feathers... flying in a "v." what-what's the matter? oh, i guess i'm a little tired from being so fat. come on, carrie, i should have never brought this up. that stupid picture. what picture? when your dad was showing me the albums, there was this picture of your mother, and i-- oh, i get it. so because my mom gained a lot of weight, you're afraid i'm going to? no, not afraid. just... mildly aware. come on, doug, i really want to know. how would you feel if i did end up looking like my mother? i'd be fine with it. doug. i can see your reflection in the window. what did you do? what did you do?! what? you told carrie what i said about my wife being overweight? what? i don't--i think you're wrong. i'm not wrong! they talk! damn it, what are you doing to me, h

>> she just calls it pasta with broccoli rab and cauliflower. you use the same water to cook the vegetables and pasta and put it in the blender. >> reporter: this is the texture when it's all together. so beautiful and so much flavor to it. right there, we put up a little butter and pasta water. and then add pasta water. a little more. then add the pasta. nice. . a little bit of cheese. this will chicken it back thicken it up and add more flavor. add a little bit of red pepper. >> reporter: look how delicious this looks. easy to make. >> yum. >> reporter: that's my little girl. bye-bye. ♪[ music ] >> there you go. the great police say someone stole jewelry worth more than a million dollars from a hotel room in the french riviera. the diamonds and gems were set to be worn by stars on the red carpet at the cannes film festival. it happened at the same time as the screening of the blame ring and that by the way is a film about teenaged jewel thieves who hit celebrity homes when they are away at red carpet premieres. >>> abercrombie & fitch revenge

and remember president bush had matt remark that he hated broccoli. so we were holding up broccoli.nd it made all the papers. you campaign -- if you come to street campaign in philadelphia, you have to go to the italian market. it's the most colorful place, all sorts of fish and meat and vegetables. just a hoot. so we had the broccoli. >> former governor there from pennsylvania ed rendell also nbc analyst. great conversation. next weekend alex's interview with luke russert from his office on capitol hill. no doubt tons of fun, as well. we continue to watch live pictures coming out of columbus, ohio. we wait for that podium. president obama giving the commencement speech any minute. the crowd looks like they're enjoying good weather. we'll be watching that when we come back. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. that was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again, and now i gotta take more pills. ♪ yup a

experiments like this or that we programs like this where we have to cut down the whole size of the broccoli that they have don't have to pay that much money and be that many bureaucrats so they can't even come up with the all these harebrained schemes in the first place this is definitely not something that needs to be done on the international uy basis how we're going to serve our all of oil in the restaurant i mean i don't see the need for it at all there we go steve my society very much for talking to us all of oil topping the list of topics that the e.u. deem needs their attention right now. it's rather there. in the meantime our online team is working twenty four seventh's to provide you with the best stories and pictures on our website. r.t. dot com right now including terrible logs russian security services what an attack by terrorists trained afghanistan and pakistan a website has all the details of. what's just another click away more revelations from wiki leaks julian sands he says attempts to extradite him from the u.k. are. lead to ukraine teligent messages to r.t. dot com and d

experiments like this or believe programs like this we really have to cut down the whole ties of the broccoli that they have don't have that much money and be that many bureaucrats so they can't even come up with the all these harebrained schemes in the first place this is definitely not something that needs to be done on the international uy basis how we're going to serve our all of oil in the restaurant i mean i don't see the need for it at all but there we go steve my society very much for talking to us all of oil topping the list of topics that the e.u. deem needs their attention right now. romex kaiser's next though with the late to is a financial expert. although i was born after the vietnam era i remember t.v. discussions about that buddhist monk who burned himself to death as a form of protest the commentators on the news said that people there just have a different mindset that westerners could never understand you know which is probably true but they were implying that people in the west are just different and would never use this absolutely extreme form of protest which is also pro

experiments like this are only programs like this maybe we have to cut down the whole size of the new broccoli but they have don't have a that much money and b. that many bureaucrats so they can't even come up with the all these harebrained schemes in the first place this is definitely not something that needs to be done on the international uy basis how we're going to serve our all of oil in the restaurant i mean i don't see the need for it at all but there we go steve my society very much for talking to us all of oil topping the list of topics that the e.u. deem it needs their attention right now. now see terry in violence isn't golfing iraq were another series of blasts killed eight people across the country mostly in northern areas sunni's have been protesting against the country shia led government an attack on their protest camp in late april cause a major surge in violence they are well last month became the deadliest in the country since two thousand and eight with friday one of the most violent days of this year the constant strife since the two thousand and three us military interven

experiments like this are only programs like this where we have to cut down the whole size of the new broccoli that they have don't have to pay that much money and be that many bureaucrats so they can't even come up with the all these harebrained schemes in the first place this is definitely not something that needs to be done on the international uy basis how we're going to serve our all of oil in the restaurant i mean i don't see the need for it at all but there we go steve my society very much for talking to us all of oil topping the list of topics that the e.u. deem needs their attention right now. how europeans frustration isn't just restricted to the hot beds in the south this is the normal placid capital of sweden which has seen angry you've said cars and buildings of ways that are we explain stockholm's sudden riot plus. the revelation that over eighty five thousand american veterans sought medical help for sex abuse trauma last year alone a report and online. with more than a billion people each you'd expect china and india to carry some clout so imagine what they could do by joining

beef and broccoli? sesame chicken? honey baked ham? well, maybe not. but all that could change with yesterday's $4.7 buy by smithfield foods. the largest buyout of an american company in history. we may just be in store for a whole new brand of takeout. in other financial news from ham on a plate to hamming it up for the camera, we turn now to the viral feline sensation known for her frown. yes, grumpy cat. seen here on "good morning america." has scored a movie deal with the producers of mall cop. we're still left with one question. why so grumpy? and just when you thought human beings couldn't get lazier, a new contraption from burger king which lifts the sandwich from the plate to your mouth. the device can also hold hamburger-shame harmonicas, and you know how you need some of those. >> oh, boy. thanks for watching abc news. world news now is coming up. "good morning america" will be right here in the morning. we're always online. good night, america. >> and that breaking news out of southern california tonight where a fast moving wildfire continue

experiments like this or believe programs like this we really have to cut down the whole size of the broccoli that they have don't have that much money and be that many bureaucrats so they can't even come up with the all these harebrained schemes in the first place this is definitely not something that needs to be done on the international you wide basis how we're going to serve our all of oil in the restaurant i mean i don't see the need for it at all so there we go steve mice to thank very much for talking to us all of oil topping the list of topics that the e.u. deem needs their attention right now. by the meantime our online team is working twenty four seven to ride you with the best stories and pictures on our website check out what saudi dot com right now tara blocked and the type in moscow is suspected militants are surrounded in a house near the russian capital twenty dot com to find out more about the raid. another quick way online more revelations from wiki leaks julian a stand he says attempts to extradite him on the way or fit up. you can't imagine as messages to r.t. dot com and

experiments like this or that we progress like this where we have to cut down the whole size of the new broccoli that they have don't have to pay that much money and be that many bureaucrats so they can't even come up with the all these harebrained schemes in the first place this is definitely not something that needs to be done on the international uy basis how we're going to serve our all of oil in the restaurant i mean i don't see the need for it at all so there we go steve my society very much for talking to us all of oil topping the list of topics that the e.u. deem needs their attention right now. fears are rising at a region wide sectarian conflict is spreading across the middle east of the hizbullah join the syrian government in the battle to drive rebels out of the city of qusayr both sides believe if the syrian army can maintain control of the area it could be a turning point in a two year conflict there are forces consisting mostly of sunni radical groups are fighting syrian troops and lebanese armed group my state department says last participation is broken sectarian strife only in

>> in eating babies until you finish your broccoli, young lady. >> jimmy: people don't know what to get their moms for mother's day. i guess i should find out if she has any money left on the hooter's gift card i got her last year. we asked mothers what they would really like this year. i hope this will be of assistance. >> we don't need flowers on mother's day. >> we don't need chocolate. >> we definitely don't need breakfast in bed. >> what we really need is for you to leave us alone. >> and take your stupid sticky sister with you. >> we need to be able to sit on the toilet without interruption. >> we need you to stop asking us why. >> we don't know why. >> i used to take bubble both baths. i used to sleep. >> i used to have abs. >> we need a drink. >> in a bar. >> in a shot glass. >> without you and that gross sister of yours. >> we don't need mickey mouse pancakes and sunny d. >> that we bought. >> for once, we need you to feed yourself. >> wipe yourself. >> bathe yourself. >> go [ bleep ] yourself. >> this has been a message from your mom. >> mom! >> paid for by your mom. because w

spinach, we're never going to have spinach and broccoli.hat? neil: they play off of that stupidity and we can say anything. neil: if you don't do the american public said never underestimate intelligence of the american people. neil: just as somebody who watches this scene talking hundreds of billions of dollars, spending money we don't have on initiatives that have yet to pan out and then argue in the same breath as many have that we don't have a spending problem even though we're spending a trillion more than we have taken in, isn't that a tragic comedy right there? >> it is ludicrous. you don't spend more than you have, and you don't extend yourself a point were never going to be able to pay it off. they are lucky, we pass it onto our children and their grandchildren. our kids, now you look at video games, we can buy a shoelace because they have to pay this off, it keeps going and going and going until it hits a wall somewhere. you can't keep printing money. neil: both sides love you to death, but why are they so okay with this? it is no

betty's individual information i can guarantee one thing people will be united is the distrust of broccolitration at this point*. neil: beyond barack obama when somebody said bring me up to speed and everyone seems to be in to my staff and immigration came to mind because it turns into small business and all of our stuff and it is unsettling. >> we see it with the coleslaw and immigration a proposal that currently makes its way to congress and the verify is a troubling provision because basically it creates a national database of every person who wants to work to the united states. that is how they check to see if you are legal or authorized or not authorized than that in turn makes employers agents of the state to enforce this for the government it is a database you cannot do it without the government database. neil: but you want to make sure those who get the benefit are americans? >> the problem is and to nail those two are here illegally but to refinance my mortgage and have to have access to financial information as part of the patriot fax but we have been subject to these calling bax

have paid them to do something. [ laughter ] >> neil: so what is the incidents between garbage and broccoli doing the kitty litter. >> neil: you ask them to do the kitty litter and you don't have a cat. [ laughter ] >> the truth be told. that is helping the family. it's keeping everything going. mom doesn't have to do everything. >> neil: what about being healthy is part of that. >> i'm not buying it. >> neil: that is overstretching it. >> neil: what kind of message do you think heidi is sending? >> i think it's a mixed bag message. think she is sending out there, however, i think she is trying to teach and save her teach her children. >> just put out the food in front of them. >> neil: maybe the money incentive. >> they are going to get thatburg where the money she is giving them. >> neil: i didn't think of that. >> we're not there and we don't know. things could be worse. she is not bribing them with toys or games. >> neil: and heidi, you are welcome to come on. okay not here to do with show. we'll see you tonight and fallout from all of this. >> dana: i'm dana perino lining with and and,

those are thigs you find in fruits and vegetables like broccoli, kale, cabbage, and i recommend to myking hormones or have a family history of breast cancer, whether or not they had the testing to take an endo supplement because so much of the food is changing, it's by yo geneticly engineered, and think about so many people eat soy thinking it's heathy. y knoww, again, soy is biogenetically engineered, not healthy. ganic soy is good. gerri: a list of things to think about. an amazing story, she's brave to have had it done. >> very brave and a good decision considering her risk was about 90%. gerri: thank you. now on to the day in business. in 1796 dr. edward genre administered the world's first smallpox vaccination located in all blood vessels of the skin in the mouth and throat killing 400,000 europeans annually, and by the 20th century, responsible up to 500 million deaths. 300 e eradicated it, and there's new vaccines to fight deadly diseases like polio, whooping cough, measles, yellow fever, and hep titus b. the four of immunology had e first smallpox injection today. weird items,