a apricot bagel which is my take on the classic cinnamon raisin bagel.oroccan spices are black pepper and dried apricot and we pared that with a lemon goat cheese spread. and then we have a pass tron i spiced bagel with a smoke chicken live muse. >> well, that sounds good. >> i take the spices, the smoke, combined that into a bagel and spread combination. we likely smoke liver and we make a chopped live witt. a and then these spices are black pepper, and, mustard seed seed and coriander. we have toberashi what is that. >> we didn't know it or if this is a new thing. >> it sound japanese. >> we get asked that question every day and you can imagine how many different ways it gets pronounced. >> yes. >> tobeerashi the is consisting of chile peppers, ginger, orange zest, hemp seed, black sesame. it a has a kick. we will balance that out with a lime cream cheesy will make you a deal. i will try the toberashi if you try ab cot or whatever here. >> okay. >> i don't know if we will go for the tomato one. >> yes. >> all right. >> so, you guys set us up. >> i will

use this on a bagel. how's that for cutting a bagel thin? huh? pretty good? okay, this knife, by itself is worth forty dollars. now look what you got. a hundred, a hundred and forty, a hundred and eighty dollars worth of guaranteed cutlery. and the price is still only three payments of thirteen thirty-three. how's that for a deal? not bad. hey, cousin. my dad. you've got to be kidding me. my dad wants to give everyone the chop and serve knife also. this goes in the package also? that's right. wow. let me know you this one over here. this is fabulous. look. the next time you have to chop up some onions you take this knife, our chopper. and you chop up your onions like you see over here. turn it around this way. you chop onions so fast that you don't have any time for tears. the only tears you'll shed are tears of joy that you have a thing like this around your house. this is the way you do all your fine work. you want to chop up parsley. you want to do basil. you want to do mint. and, and we call it a chop and serve for this reason. you notice the width of tha

>> bagels. >> anybody have any chapstick on them? >> yes, i do. turn around. >> put it on your lips. >> sniff me. >> this is so >> musky. >> it's nick. >> vanilla mint. >> is it mint? >> spearmint. >> bubble gum. >> no. >> i'm chewing gum. >> what's wrong with you? >> you guessed bubble gum. it's apple. >> strawberry? >> yes. >> nailed it. >> that smells like cotton candy. >> it smells delicious. >> strawberry. >> that's going to do it for us he over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. it's based on income. to get covered you've got to get going. open enrollment ends february 15th. visit coveredca.com today. >>> today some of the best videos of 2014 "right this minute." >>. >

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are starving, we had limits on what you had to have peanuts or note can kid -- cream cheese with bagels're moving now to the right way. flying kids in and out -- >> what about endorsement deals? >> they could put money away that they get at a later date. we do not even five parents to championship games. you had brandon knight, a straight a student makes them it -- winning shot. his parents could not afford to be there. they came to the final four and made it have an. we should take the parents with us. there is $6 billion in this ncaa basketball tournament. >> codes, -- coach, happy holidays. thanks for coming in. the big mashup right after this. ♪ >> it is day 23 of the advent calendar sweepstakes so we opened the doors to the unstoppable, the unbeatable the rockets. they have more kick than the ache not at her christmas party. >> i saw them yesterday. it is the christmas season. the rockets are over 80 years old and i will say it, hotter than ever. >> you can check us out on bloomberg politics.com. next, "taking stock." >> i am pimm fox and this is what i am taking stock of. both clo

' donuts which is "plain bagel with cheese and tomato and herb topping," but it is only on the menu untilly 2015 but the franchise says if it is popular enough they could add it to the permanent menu. i have a version of that for my kids. i am sure you do too. >> and the annual list of words to ban permanently including "foodie," "flag," anday and "skill set," and "enhanced interrogation." it is based on submissions from the public received through the year and a weather term "polar vortex." >> mike? >> you love that term. >> i love how it is misused. >> whenever it is below 60 during the day i said it is a polar vortex to make you angry. >> hopefully that advanced your "skill set," and maybe you want "enhanced interrogation," on me for saying "polar vortex," which is all driving us c >> go. wow! well it the winds are gusting at 20 to 30 miles per hour and still an issue. the temperatures are up, guerneville is shaded from the wind at 32 degrees and everyone else is low-to-mid 40's but with the wind it feel like the 30's. lafayette is now down to 29. when you are sheltered from the wind i

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we had limits, we had to have peanuts or no cream cheese with bagels in all this stuff.idiculous stuff. we are moving now the right way. flying kids in and out. >> what about endorsement deals? >> i think they could put money away for these kids that they get at a later date. there's all kinds of things. we don't even fly parents to championship games. so you had brandon knight, a straight a student, make the winning shot over here in newark. his parents could not be at the game. they couldn't afford to be there. they came to the final four, but we should take the parents with us. their six billion dollars in this ncaa basketball tournament. >> happy holidays. >> merry christmas. >> dancing christmas, advent calendar, big mash-up, right after this. ♪ >> we open the doors to be unstoppable and the unbeatable. it is the risk was party. there they are. >> yesterday, it is the christmas season. over 80 years old and hotter than ever. >> check us out on >> good evening. >> with all the respect to >> clothesling have records today. gaining over 70 if a the first time. caterpil

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. >> it is really great on a bagel. very festive. would be perfect for a brunch. it is very festive with the cinnamon and the cranberries. i want to talk about those. this is an example of a desert and the book. a big chocolate chip cookies baked in a skillet. years ago my son got really tired. >> ubiquity mrs birthday cake to school. it is just a chocolate chip cookie bake in a skillet. i thought what a perfect recipe. all of the ingredients in the house. faster than apportioning out of the cookies. it is not as messy as serving cake. >> thank you so much. signing copies of the book as well. they can learn more at her web site. >> follow her on at her web site. >> follow her on twitter. what if your morning routine... weren't so routine introducting one a day vitacraves chewy bites... ...complete multivitamins with nutrients like... ...b vitamins... ...and vitamin d... ...in hard shelled, chocolatey chewy bites. new from one a day having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the nex

that's right there by the manhattan bagel.ld use bryn mawr avenue, maybe wynnewood road as a possibility alternate or stay on 30, lancaster avenue, to get around that blockage. not a ton of construction o it there this morning because of the wet conditions but a couple zones here in camden county. they're working on 130 both ways just north of 168 blocking a couple lanes until 6 o'clock, a couple lanes also along 168 itself both ways just south of nicholson road. time for the commuter report brought to you by the waze app. if your inn you're on the northeast extension you're dealing with wet conditions and foggy weather us a travel around salford montgomery county. matt and tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> it was a very sad scene in knoxville, tennessee yesterday. two school buses collided killing two students and an adult aide. officials have not released the name but they did say that the children who died were in the third grade or below. another twenty seven people were injured, three of them seriously. >>> an arizona teen wil

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. >> and we have coffee and bagels and stuff in there if you guys want anything. >> that's good news.here room for everybody? let's get some coffee. good morning, doug. >> good morning. >> nice to see you. >> nices to see you. >> the rest of these people are shrouded in mystery. i can't see anything. we'll meet them later with goats. >> hey, mike, our founder mary. >> how are you? it's good to meet you. >> you too. >> thank you for having us out here. >> turn towards me on this? yeah, you're good. >> so everybody's getting coveralls, huh? >> hi. >> how are you? likewise. thank you. >> these are all larges. >> you got it? >> oh, yeah. >> so then we are officially beginning. our official beginning starts right now. this is right where it starts. >> we are it. >> this is it. >> this is it. >> where are we? >> we're at cypress grove dairy. >> give me an outline of the day. what am i going to see and what do you think we're going to learn? >> so we're going to see what a modern dairy goat farm is about. you know, as opposed to the kind that i had when i first started, was duct tape and bai

he knew i couldn't cook an egg, so he said i will pick up a bagel. and then i said, i'll make some hash browns, and he laughed -- hash brownies. and i just happened to have left over from a draft dodger boyfriend a little jar full of green stuff, and he had never asked what it was but i don't know whether he thought it was dried rosemary, but i thought at that point, i better throw that out, because i didn't use it. he didn't use it, and it wasn't a good thing to have any district attorneys house. [laughter] >> to put it lightly. that raises a question. when you got married, or maybe when you're contemplating marriage, did he have what i would consider to be understandable requests of things that you should not do, or things, say listen, i would appreciate if you don't associate with these people, are wide would appreciate if you would stop smoking some things? did you have those conversations? >> in in the sense. we agreed not to step over the line into each other's professions. i was not going to write about anything he was involved with. he was no

i think i wanted a bagel. first time guest, mike baker, former cia operative and current president of something called diligence. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> the interview went badly. after a majority of theater circuits decided to drop or delay the release of "the interview" over threats of terrorist attacks sony announced on tuesday it was pulling the movie from the planned christmas opening. the company released a statement saying it shared the theater owners' paramount interest in theaters and sony pictures has been a victim of assault against our employees, customers and our business. we stand by our film makers' right -- by film makers and their right to freedom of expression. variety reports say sony is contemplating the movie on premium on demand, although now sony says they are not doing that. meanwhile, human activists are planning to air drop copies of thedvd using hydrogen balloons. they were sneaking movies in in an attempt to expose them to the outside world. i want to go to

not the bagel guy. you do this?well, you have to miniaturize a fairly substantial detonation, a massive explosion that is going to create massive heat and direct that heat to a fuel base, -- this isll trip where you get your principles of critical mass and the release of energy. you have to split these adams, right? this is a very simplistic expiration very very difficult to do circa 1945. and a bombbomb inside of that challenge -- that channels that energy to this fuel to release this reaction and then you get a massive explosion. state of the art in 1945. fission is not state-of-the-art today, although various people still have it. so, to do this requires a lot of science, it requires a lot of development, it requires a lot of money, and it requires a lot of secrecy. things, in 1945, we are pleased with the results. it sounds awful. the war is over. vj day is huge. the war is now completely over. now it is not the time that we have stopped fighting in europe and we have to fight in the pacific theater. the united

. >> we were hungry and traffic was so slow, so randy jumped out and got bagels and coffee and we had only advanced like three cars maybe. >> reporter: in the east bay, it was no fun for this man who's vehicle broke down in berkeley. >> really bad. i did almost 2-1/2 in the city. >> reporter: up north in petaluma, cars approached feet of water. >> when i went outside i saw the big tree broken it fell down on the car. >> reporter: still with autothe drought, some people say they're thankful for all the rainfall. >> the weather is just horrible, but we need it. >> reporter: and even though the rain has stopped the pavement is still wet. so it is common sense to just make sure you go a little easy on the gas if you're heading out tonight. >> good idea. all right thank you from jana in berkeley. and we now go to our chief meteorologist bill martin. are we done with the rain? >> it's just like the man said, we're spoiled out here. we need this. it's like oh, rain. look at the rain accumulation especially san rafael almost 1- 1/2. look at san francisco. everyone else was above .4. san rafae

santa rally to a group of people in north carolina playing santa for their favorite worker at a local bagel can't see what's going on. she's walking outside blindfolded by her favorite customers. they compiled their money and bought her a car. >> it has just 88,000 miles. now she'll be able to stop taking three buses to work and drive instead. first, though, she has to get her driver's license. good luck with that. it's so terrifying taking the road test. wonderful thing people do for folks on christmas. >> and they love her. they go in there. good, loyal customers. we have some great christmas stories these days. >>> coming up, "the skinny" and a big christmas dispute involving miley cyrus and the schwarzenegger family. who is going to win this one. >>> first, they consider the best gift and worst gift. the pros and cons of those convenient gift cards. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by mucinex fast-max. now" weather brought to you by mucinex fast-max. a, actually i . it's mucinex fast-max night time and it's got a nasal decongestant.

doesn't see it, but jugal says there was an eight-inch knife on the counter, normally used to cut bagels and meat which got knocked down to the ground in the melee and is a few feet from the struggling men. not wanting to escalate the violence, jugal gives up. >> i told him, i can give you whatever i have. i can open the register and take money and just go. the thief grabs a couple hundred dollars. then the sight jugal has been hoping to see. headlights in his parking lot. it's his first customer of the day. the robber is spooked and as quickly as he appeared, he's gone. out the back door of the convenience store. jugal leaves the store in a rush, forgetting his own cell phone which got knocked to the floor during the attack. so he borrows the customer's cell phone calling 911 first and then his son, co-owner of the store. >> he called me at 6:30 in the morning. he was pretty calm. i was like, is something wrong? yeah, somebody just came in and robbed me. >> he rushes to the store to find the place ransacked. he's asking his dad for details but he seems shaken and can't seem to tell very

. >> dunkin' donuts has new menu items offering bagels with cheese and more. >> they are holding sweep state on twitter with a top prison a year's would the of coffee. you have already gone on twitter and done this right? >> absolutely. a year's worth of coffee. >>> don't we use a full year's worth in a morning. >> buying a $100 starbucks card is like a week for us. >> people on the evening shift don't get this. >> they decide to stay up all night rather than going to bed and wake up at 2:00 that is what they d >> sad. >> no matter what hour you work it will be chilly. >> it will be note the next couple of morning and maybe they have new collects. >> when i was a kid i walked five miles uphill in the snow. budget ways. >> have you ever lived in minnesota? >> no, san jose. >> san jose. i remember those years. look what climate change has done since you are born. >> good morning everyone we will start with wind advisory at 7:00 this morning in the north bay mountains when the gusts were sustained at 20 to 40 and will reach up to 60 miles per hour at 2800 feet on mount tamalpais. the rest

the bagel is a new york thing. it was not invented in new york, but it is very associated with new york. i left out the knish, the egg cream, the empanada, and various versions of things like that. i did include as author's prerogative the black-and-white cookie, because i happen to like the black-and-white cookie. [laughter] molly o'neill of the new york times said, and i dispute her -- she said there is no such thing as a delicious black-and-white cookie. she said they are either edible or inedible. them, andppen to like i think they are also symbolic. there is a seinfeld episode of the black-and-white cookie. and even president obama they are emblematic of unity. sideurse, it depends which of the cookie you eat first that says a lot about you. i thought they were worth including. and i could put one on my expense account. >> may i add something to this remark about the black-and-white cookie? i grew up in germany, and we could write these in germany, and they were called americans. >> they are called americans i

bagel shop. >> and travel agency. >> from smear to e eternity. >> is that a problem?partners a problem? >> being business partners does not count as coordination, legally. >> that's his lawyer. they looked at this and they found that more americans learned about this issue from the colbert coverage than any other source. >> that's not surprising really. it's a myth that americans get their news from colbert and stewart. if they didn't have a basis of knowledge, the jokes wouldn't mean anything. but on subjects like campaign finance reform, colbert did something really masterful, which was to take a terribly complex, often boring subject and turn it into comedy is and make it educational at the same time. >> he went to the white house response dinner and did something funny but also had a strong political message. let's look at that. >> most of all, i believe in this president. i know there's some polling out there saying he has a 32% approval rating. but guyings like us, we don't pay attention to the polls. we know that polls are jux a collection of statistics that re

i'm at craft services eating whatever, like bagels or whatever.h, ah, healthy choices." [ laughter ] i'm like come on! but he's so cute. the other day apparently, he turned to his dad and he was like, "when this is over do you think we could go into the city and like, do a brunch with allison?" [ laughter ] and wear our costumes. that was his actual thing. he's like, "can we wear our costumes?" i was like, yeah, that won't be weird at all. [ laughter ] january in my peter pan costume outside in a restaurant, let's do that, yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: i've got to meet this hot-handed little knucklehead. he's incredible. >> he's amazing. [ laughter ] >> seth: i want to have this kid's hands on my face. [ laughter ] >> it's amazing. i feel like he's a healer. he's like the dalai lama but he lives here, so he's a broadway kid instead. >> seth: you've got to eat less gluten my friend. >> you have celiac for real. [ laughter ] >> seth: it was famously pointed out that you had dressed up like peter pan as a kid. were there other characters you were obses

. >> don't you buy a bagel? >> thomas scouring wedding outfits. >> what is your book of the year?ll mcdermott. got "edge of eternity" hands down the best book of the year. capital" he answered some important questions but left enough room for further inquisition. quaid's even made bill -- bill gates stop. he makes interesting points. >>? wire none of those books on your list? >> not every book can make it. >> is there a lot of screaming when you pick a list? >> which bar depict the sin? pick thisar do you in? >> we just roll the dice. [laughter] >> i go to many bookshops -- i still go to barnes & noble, i go to looks of wonder which is a local bookshop for children and i go to the strand and there are some great bookstores outside the city, politics and prose in washington -- >> the maple leaf bookstore in new orleans. >> this is great, have i read any of these? >> i need to get a life. >> i think with children's books i would prefer the hardcopy -- and i do not see that ever moving to digital, thank you so the marketmore on this morning, futures up 13 and watching the russian rub

. >> we do have bagels in there. >> free coffee and free continental breakfast. >>> it's time to show inquirer said mo'ne davis was named the athlete of the year. this summer, davis was the first girl to win a little league series game. davis is now in the eighth grade and plays for her school's high school varsity basketball team. >>> the chicago sun-times said the boy who wrote the santa claus bought a response from president obama. malik brian asked for one gift the charity forwarded it to the white house. the president said please know your security is a priority for me in everything i do as president. if you dare to be bold and creative work hard every day and care for others i'm confident you can achieve anything you imagine, i will be rooting for you. >> the teacher flagged this note and said this one i have to get to the white house. >>> huffing post said netflix will help kids get to bed earlier. the streaming service released a three-minuted animated video called king julian countdown. it allows parents to trick their kids into thinking it's hours before the ball drops. this

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