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only alexei bistro fiza love his phone remains silent. it's no good if someone's on their own it shouldn't be like this or that the new year is a holiday and people. wouldn't be alone. many find a partner young men and women and not only the young. the senior citizens and all kinds of people travel with us. and many get acquainted on the train you board the train brings people together. what i mean to say is that when people are in the metro or when walking down the street or stand in line at a store they're less likely to say hello i like you while on the train in a pleasant atmosphere with a friendly conductor and a bunch of other factors it brings people together and for many it turns out to be very good. people start families and give birth to children this is very good that's what happiness is about. all good and the goal met a year ago this very tray. on the side we met at the dining car in fact to accord each others i went into was trying to figure something out with the train conductor and i asked him where the dining car was this

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mcdonald's makes more money than the bistro. worcester medicaid i'm afraid something else is happening. if you look at medicaid it is really interesting the rate of growth in medicaid services has gone up rapidly but not all of them. the things that you can do high-volume, testing, certain types of procedures have gone through the roof. what we think of as more care takes a lot of time and expertise and i think what you see in medicaid is an industry response of the reimbursement if i have a business model that lets me do volume of and if i don't i won't. again this sounds a very wonky but think of what it means for the patient if we think of health care as the single good can we get your health care? the affordable health care act has put more people into medicaid. if in fact what we are doing is driving the different types of surface then we have an issue. we were talking about our future intelligence were left so medicare will cost $600 billion this year. seniors are the best customer for the health care system. i think this

mcdonald's actually makes more money than db bistro.hey will sell you five but they will give you much service. medicaid i'm afraid some else's happen. when you look at medicaid, it's interesting. the rate of growth in medicaid services has gone up, rapidly. but not all of them. the things that you can do high-volume, testing, certain types of surgical procedures are going to the roof. what we think of more normal care, care that takes a lot of time and expertise, has flattened. i think what you see in medicaid is an industry response to low reimbursements. if i've got a business model that lets me do volume, i'll take a medicare patient and if i don't, i won't. again, this sounds very wonky, but think of what it means for the patient. we think of health care as the single thing. can we teach her health care? the affordable care act just put 15 million more people into medicaid. if, in fact, what we're doing is driving different types of service, then we have an issue. we were talking about how few geritol doctors are less. medicare wil

mcdonald's makes more money than db bistro.hey will sell you but they won't give you much service to medicate him of a ton else is having. we look at medicare it's interesting. the rate of growth in medicare is services has got a. rapidly. but the album. the things that you can do high-volume testing, and certain types of surgical procedures are going through the roof. what we think of more normal care, take a lot of time and expertise, has flattened the. and i think which is in medicaid is an industry response to lower reimbursement which is evocative business model that lets me do fault him, i'll take medicaid patients. if i don't, i won't. again, this sounds very wonky but think of what it means for the patient we think of health care as a single thing and could. can we get your health care? the affordable care act, which is put 15 million more people into medicaid. if, in fact, what we're doing is driving different types of service, then we have an issue. we were talking about how few -- so medicare will cost $600 billion t

this is chef josh korn from paul martin's american bistro here in roseville, california, and today we're gonna be preparing our butter lettuce salad for you. this is an extremely easy salad that anybody could prepare at home, all easily accessible ingredients from a supermarket, and we're gonna go ahead and throw this together for you. so what we have here is butter lettuce, also known as boston lettuce or bibb lettuce. what you want to do is take this and just give it a quick tear so that the leaves aren't too big when you're ready to eat it. also have a little bit of fresh organic arugula here. that goes in, as well, adds a nice peppery element. and just a tiny pinch of sea salt just to boost the favor of everything. right here we ve a really nice cider maple vinaigrette. that gets lightly drizzled over the top. you don't want to drown the salad. just enough to coat all the leaves. you can use a couple of slices of apple. you can use fuji, braeburn, whatever type of apple you like. adds a nice flavor and a nice crunch. slice that down. a couple of pieces of apple in the bowl. gonna ahe

locals to the municipal steady him where russia kicked off using you as your cough and blood in your bistro from the flint mud in mountain dangerous the deck until the forty third minute when there's an intrigue we stroll beaked our fight zoom in and finally a roman shirokov combined to break the deadlock i then for the second half capello made a host of changes and russia took possession adding a second after six to six minutes as supporter of chirac of pass found shot the two fourteen and one destroy the twenty two year old midfielder becoming the second away in a row just on his debut i have tangi team mate for their smaller against the us last november but to neil was how it finished in monomania though kabila knows northern ireland might be harder not to crack. because they have all the players have just restarted training and their fitness levels are around seventy percent it was an important test for us iceland made us where codd but i. i'm satisfied with the players and the way they moved and i'm glad we have voided any injuries during this training camp and the match itself so afte

locals to the municipal steady him where russia kicked off using you as your cough and blood in your bistro from the flanks but didn't mountain dangerous attack until the forty third minute when there's an intrigue we stroll because their fight zoom in and find only a row munch a rock of combined to break the deadlock i then for the second half capello made a host of changes and russia took possession adding a second after six to six minutes as suburban chirac of pass found shot at two fourteen and one destroy the twenty two year old midfielder becoming the second away in a row just on his debut i have tangi team mate for their small of against the us last november but to neil was how it finished in monomania though kabila knows northern ireland might be harder not to crack. because they have all the players have just restarted training and their fitness levels are around seventy percent it was an important test for us iceland made us work on. but i'm satisfied with the players and the way they move to us and i'm glad we have voided any injuries during this training camp and the match itsel

these extraordinarily significant times and knew people like richard nixon, who she had an absolutely bistro response to a did not like at all, which are interesting. her perspective is a perceptive i don't never think i've seen a madhouse. it's very much a woman's date because she was responding to the way she treated his wife. and i think that is what is valuable, that is what it what it would contribute to the historical record, but also wider story is important because people have a slightly different take on experience. another question? if not, i have more. [inaudible] adding imac >> i like to tell stories in a way. and i really wanted a boat to try to understand, you know, -- [inaudible] people had to understand culture and he felt so upset when he would reach people on the hill and they didn't know what he was talking about. he really chilled it into me and everything i said he would say qualified bad. how do you know that? prove that to me? he would never stand some vague. i know he's back to david ignatius before he went overseas and that i don't want you just tell me. i want you t

. >> derek vawng owns the bistro wine bar. it's in the ridgely delight neighborhood. >> this sounds like something you would hear from some columbian drug lords down in miami or somewhere. this is in the something you would hear to a girl that is working, going to school. >> reporter: strickland was originally from roanoke, virginia. her mother, a retired judge. used to see crime from the -- the other side. diane strickland heard all of the evidence from the 2007 school massacre n. a statement, the stricklands say their beautiful daughter was murdered. and they appreciate the thoughts and prayers. meanwhile, police are not reporting any leads. >> the bodies were burned pretty badly. and our arson unit is continuing to work with the fire department's fire investigation bureau. >> reporter: but wjz has learned police are looking into the background of each victim, hoping it helps lead them to a motive. >> and a neighbor tells me that police were out there, questioning some people that live in nicole's neighborhood. adding to thi

. >> reporter: derek owns the corner bistro wine bar. it's in the ridgely delight neighborhood. >> this sounds like something you would hear from some columpian drug lords down in miami somewhere. it's not something you would hear from a girl going to school. >> reporter: strickland, -- mother, a retired judge. >> maybe even gag orders here. >> reporter: as a member of the review panel, diane strickland heard all of the evidence in that 2007 school massacre. in a stairmt, the stricklands say their beautiful daughter was murdered. and they appreciate the thoughts and prayers. meanwhile, police are not reporting any new leads. >> the bodies were burned pretty badly. and our arson unit is continuing to work with the fire department's fire investigation bureau. >> reporter: but wjz does learn police are looking into the background of each victim, hoping it leads them to a motive for the murder. >>> and one of the first things police usually do in these situations is run a criminal background check on the victim. we did the same thing and fou

bistro moderne, home of the $150 hamburger smothered with truffles.asta can run you even more. at an auction in macau in 2010, this two-pound white truffle sold for $330,000, a record amount. it's not like agriculture. people don't put a seed in the ground. >> no. >> and they're a fungus. >> yes, they're underground fungus. >> so the farmer really can't make it happen? >> no, they can't do anything. we can't do anything. you're always on the phone, many telephones, saying, "sorry, sorry, i don't have. i don't have." and i wish i had 100 tons a day to make everybody happy. >> in france, the truffle is so revered that in the village of uzes, a special mass is held in its honor. churchgoers not only put money in the collection plate, they also add truffles. there's a reason for the special prayers. because of climate change, the harvests are down from an annual haul of 2,000 tons of truffles 100 years ago to just 30 tons today. the scarcity and high prices have attracted elements of organized crime, who've turned the truffle trade into something resembli

a blaze breaks out at a bistro in franklin, ohio.irefighter quincy pearson heads into the smoke-filled restaurant to fight what appears to be a kitchen fire. >> initially when we got inside, the smoke was very light at the moment. but i could see through it. i could see a glow coming from the area of the kitchen and also the area of the bar. >> but conditions take a turn for the worse as firefighters move farther into the restaurant. the smoke changes color and becomes dark and heavy as it falls toward the floor. the temperature around the firefighters rapidly increases. pearson's expertise kick into high gear. he realizes the firefighters are in imminent danger. >> the smoke has started to catch on fire. that's when everything is starting to go bad real quick. it's starting to get really hot in the room. i'm watching these signs before me unfold and i'm starting to recognize that we're about to be caught in a flashover. >> flashovers are triggered when extreme heat causes all exposed flammable material to ignite at the same time. pe

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jeffrey sachs and i, forget the list, we went straight to this billionaire bistro.t book. it's really an amazing place. this is the commissary of wealth and power. you cannot go there on any given day and not bump into either a billionaire or a cabinet secretary at every single table. and it's amazing actually to go there and just watch the interaction. and when people, you know, i mean, conspiracy theorists would have a field day here. it's mostly people going for a good lunch. >> they're all there -- yeah. hanging out with other billionaires. five years from now, some people, maybe the list you guys are putting out, the most promising companies may be sitting around the four seasons over there. let's talk about, these are the companies you say the next googles. >> yeah. >> let's start with number one. 3cinteractive. >> basically when you get things on your cell phone like offering you a coupon or your phone tells you you're over your minutes, this is the software that communicates with your phone. and it's, again, simple things that you take for granted that you g