it is a good blender. i want to show you what happens when you combine two horsepower, professional power with our incredible ninja blade system. what i did is fill up both jars with solid fruits and vegetables and solid ice cubes. the drink will be nice and cold. we call this complete nutrient juicing. let me show you the difference between the two. are you ready? here we go. all right, you see it is going together? going, going, gone. you see what i'm seeing here, brenda? you see the way i have that smooth texture? no tamping required. that is what makes incredible, complete nutrient juicing. would you like to taste it? >> i would. i can't believe how fast that was. >> that with solid vegetables and ice cubes. it is a terrific drink. it tastes great and is super healthy. it is the choice of this olympic superstar. >> my lifestyle is crazy and hectic. i have to get my nutrients. one of the many reasons why i love the ninja. you can put the fruits and veggies in their. the ninja is so harmful. it can break

keep the chemical blender on one side and smoothie blender on the other.hat can graphene be used for. description is million times thinner than paper but stronger than diamond f you're able to produce mass quantityings of this, professor, what could it actually be used in? >> well it is going to have loads of application. the simplest, it is very, very strong. if you put it into plastic, it will make the plastic stronger. even a minute school amount of graphene in plastic can triple strength of plastic. given application if the plastic is three times stronger than it would have been you need a third of it to do a given job. that is important because that gives you weight savings in aerospace or automotive that would be important. there are many other applications. for example, it can be used to make electrodes in solar cells. so to make efficient, cheap, solar cells. once you have the graphene as we make it in the blender, it is in a liquid form and print it out of ink jet printer to make ink jet printed batteries or conductors. jenna: wow. >> there are lo

it's all just bunched up together like it was put in a blender. we're warned not to step so much as an inch into the debris, and not to touch anything, or we'll have to be decontaminated. the mud in some places, 80 feet deep and dangerous. they've made their own sidewalks with wood to get through here,

we're gonna put the top on top of our blender.re gonna start by buzzing it on low speed first. this will prevent it from shooting up and getting you. [ blender whirs ] so i've been blending it for about a minute now, and it looks nice and smooth, so i'm gonna go ahead and get my glasses out of the freezer where they've been getting nice and frosty. i've also garnished my glass with a slice of peach. i'm just gonna pour a smoothie for myself. and now i'm ready to take on the afternoon. from the culinary institute of america for "teen kids news," i'm steve. cheers. >> the internet has been crawling with reports of a spider about the size of a horse. in fact, here's a picture of what's being called the angolan witch spider. only thing is the photo is a fake. experts say someone took the image of an ordinary spider, enlarged it, and then pasted it over a photo of a house. and here's a comforting thought -- the experts say the type of lungs spiders have wouldn't allow spiders to grow to be more than about 10 or 12 inches long. i'll cer

we are going to pour it into a blender. >> a blender? sacrilegious to me. >> it is particularly sacrilegious. there are two reasons to do this. it takes the benefits of decanting and makes them much more so. the other is it freaks people out. >> have you always been a risk-taker? >> yes. including that thanksgiving dinner when i was 9. that was risk taking, let me tell you. >> and the risks are paying off. it is hard to believe food this good is cooked in liquid nitrogen and a jewelry cleaner. >> it conjures the image, forgive me, of the mad scientist. >> you say that like it is a bad thing. >> you are right, it is not a bad thing. >> crazy ideas sometimes work. the technological society that we have is built on a foundation of those crazy ideas that work. >> next, an adventure on the high seas with one of the world's great daredevils, richard branson. ♪ >> i've always felt that it is more fun to say yes than to say no. >> he's a man who likes to test the limits of what man can do at work and at play. he lives to explore. from outer spac

put it into the blender so it's nice and smooth. cover your face and then you want to sit with it for about 20 minutes. >> break out the margaritas? >> exactly. now is where your girlfriends come in. >> you have it on your face and this is actually edible. >> it smells good, too. >> you can eat the leftovers if you want. you can feel how hydrating it is. >> my hands are so dry. can you do the other one? >> absolutely. another thing, too, with this mask, i like to put it not only on my face but my chest. >> the decollete. you've got a mask for skin that is acne-prone? >> yes, this is not only good for acne-prone skin but women with teenage daughters might want to introduce their girls to this. >> the key ingredient? >> acne-killing cucumber mask. cucumber is a natural astringent. half a cucumber, two tablespoons of your dry oats which exmroel yotes and soothes the skin, you want half of a lemon and the tablespoon of honey. you put that into a blender, 20 minutes on the face. wash it off and it's good to go. it's going to clean and cl

you put it into the blender so it's nice and smooth. cover your face and sit with it for about 20 minutes. >> break out the margaritas, the girlfriends in the room. >> your wine, have a good time. you're sitting there with it on your face. >> it smells good, too. >> with these ingredients, you can eat the leftovers. you can feel how hydrating it is. >> my hands are always dry, this is perfect. >> can you do the other. we'll do my hands while we're sitting here. >> the other thing with this mask, i like to put it not only on my face but my neck, too. >> decolletage. >> the mask on those areas. >> you've got a mask for skin that is acne prone. >> not only good for girls with acne prone but teenagers, women with teenager daughters might want to introduce their daughters to this. >> key ingredients. >> acne killing cucumber mask. cucumber is a natural stringent. a lot of people don't realize that. half a cucumber, two tablespoons of dry oats, which exfoliates, soothes the skin, half a lemon, antiseptic, vitamin c and honey. soft and smooth.

a vacuum cleaner the electric blender and loss of patience. these are the tools used by traditional tiny in his mission to preserve the old documents. a former japanese history professor. he has seen many cases of people going away documents because of the restoration costs there are many local families who keep records dating back centuries. often the documents have been left to hold onto a forgotten corner of old store thousands and are badly damaged by the dam or from ice tropics first tiny separates the pages carefully at the dawn of time using a palette knife. and he uses the two tries to remove the circus tour. the next step is to re pierce the holes where the wash the paper has decayed the cost of glossy paper into small pieces and mixes them up with water and blue in the blender. he pours this blog we don't repeat of the old document. this is where the vacuum cleaner comes into play. water is no doubt tony has praised off one of the documents to soak up the moisture. the washy fibers left on top seal up the holes perfectly. in just thr

of the world's most expensive cooking equipment, and why he says fine wine is best served from a blenderat intellectual ventures with nathan myhrvold, an invention lab that nathan co-founded in 2009. here scientists are designing laser guns to zap mosquitoes, and climate control. >> do you see yourself as a modern-day thomas edison? >> i am hoping to do something slightly different. edison's labs were really about one guy, thomas edison. what i am trying to do is create an environment and company that is about lots of inventors. i am not on every patent. i am not the inventor here. >> but this place is not just about inventing. patents are at the core of the business. he has amassed so much intellectual property that the press sometimes calls him a patent troll. >> they say this is unfair, nathan is out there acquiring all these patents on everything. how can i create anything when i have to pay a heavy fee to a company like intellectual ventures because they have the patent on it? >> there are companies that have gotten used to not paying. they have gotten used to a situation where a un

and save on blenders, juicers, nutribullet and more. >>> so what is number one? >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. would you let your parents pick your spouse? how about your religious leader? for members of one controveral movement, marriage is part of their messiah's grand vision. beautiful couples pair off thousand at a time and a bride shares her most intimate day with 2,000 other brides. while the all-night scramble for hair and makeup is just the beginning of the challenges ahead. 2,000 couples, arriving in a stadium outside seoul, south korea, for a mass wedding. some have known each other for just months. others for only a few days. [ speaking foreign language ] these are young members of the unification movement, some times referred to as the moonies after founder sun yung moon. a name the church regrets. the mass weddings started in the 1960s amid controversy. with critics claiming that followers broke away from their families to join a new religion. now the children of the original followers, the first-ever born into the church make up the majority of those mar

sanctions and i hope, i really hope russia does not make a terrible mistake and what would be ahistorical blender for russia to cross the border into eastern ukraine. i think being -- thinkgs would spin out of control. russia will pay heavy price if it continues this kind of provocation. we saw interest rates rising in russia, bond ratings being lowered because of the increased risk. russia is not a strong economy. it will end up feeling a lot of pain from this. >> if russia does feel a lot of pain, how do you think the authorities might react? do you think they could be unpredictable if injured? >> i hope cool heads prevail and while russia has real interest in the ukraine, there is no doubt ukraine is not a plaything of the west and it is not really simply extricate ukraine in some way. ukraine flies between western europe and russia and it is going to stay there and will have interests in both directions. the russian government has to stop this destabilizing provocation, certainly the annexation of crimea was an intern -- a breaking of international law. unlike think the consequences for russi

that is the pot calling the kettle a blender. pot? what do you mean? i you've got me all wrong. never be black. but wait -- how did these incredibly not racist people find themselves in the crosshauers of having to explain how racist they aren't. >> the media maybe twists thing a little bit. >> you guys try to make everybody in the world think i'm prejudice. i'm not prejudice. >> jon: twisting it around to make it -- take it over here. i mean if they would just play the whole tape they would see the negro may have been better under slavery which say line he wrote in a must play called les miseraceist. if you know any jew producers -- what stop twisting my words! donald sterling has yet to blame why he is not to blame. but another billionaire donald is more than happy to suggest -- wait -- [laughter] -- more than happy to suggest sterling is not the only one at fault here. >> got set up by a very, very bad girlfriend, let's face it. she was baiting him. she's a terrible human being and she's called the girlfriend from hell. >> jon: that's why i recommend to all my wealthy old fri

they have to get all kinds of information from the federal folks and mix it in the blender and say this is the answer. do you have a question? >> sorry, i do. >> don't be sorry, you have excellent questions, commissioner fraser. >> you have two lines one the actuarial difference. can you explain the actuarial difference? >> the actuarial difference i have written it down. it for the early retirees. do you have the definition because i forgot it. it's written down here somewhere. it's in here. i want to say it correctly. in our uhc deck in the per charter section this is page 10 of the uhc deck. per charter aa .428, employer contribution between a single member and none retired medicare only. what does that mean? let's look at that. the actuarial difference says the employer contributes these amounts of money. if i do the math, i look at the employee cost and the retiree cost and hopefully this amount of money adds up to $1103. 40 because that's what you are doing and what you are required. whenever that is legislated, that is what that number is. is that helpful? does that make sense if

blend it. [ blender whirs ] no matter how you make it, you'll love our endless variety of beverages.kin-robbins cappuccino blast®. customize yours today. >> bill: is that a threat? you blackmailing me? >> quinn: no, i am just merely suggesting that you do the right thing by your other son -- the one you had with me. i don't even understand why this is up for debate. the very least wyatt deserves is your name and to know that you're on his side. >> bill: i'm on his side. >> quinn: well, not when it comes to hope. you're team liam all the way. >> bill: well, just call me switzerland. how about that? i'm remaining neutral. >> quinn: why don't you throw some support to wyatt? let him know how it feels to have a father's unconditional love for once in his life. and that is not a suggestion, by the way. wyatt needs certain things from you, and i am gonna make damn sure he gets them. >> hope: [ sighs ] >> brooke: there you are. >> hope: hey, mom. >> brooke: it was all i codo

today, watching cnn, i heard someone say that, you know, the currents are like a washing machine or a blender. and it does all those crazy things to any debris. understand something. some of the so-called debris could be human remains. and i think we have to maintain a lot of sensitivity right now. we have to be very, very careful the way we describe anything we say, so it's just a point of mind they just wanted to bring up. >> point taken, thank you very much, jim tilmon. coming up, you heard it at tonight's news conference. the pinger locator search goes on. but just how difficult is that search? we'll show you when we come right back. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to plan for your future? we'll help you get there. ♪ hooking up the country whelping business run ♪ ♪

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blend it. [ blender whirs ] no matter how you make it, you'll love our endless variety of beverages.askin-robbins cappuccino blast®. customize yours today. baskin-robbins cappuccino blast®. >>> the united states is on track to have a record number of high school graduates in 2020. the nationwide graduation rate reached 80% in 2012, the highest in u.s. history, and is on pace to reach 90% in 2020. that is the good news from the study released today. the bad news, certain groups of students like low income and minority students, continue to lag behind. 76% of hispanic students and 68% of african-american students graduate from high school, and it is about 10 to 15% fewer than white students. >>> right now, multiple communities digging through rubble in the wake of tornadoes that killed at least 16 people in three states. storm chasers captured this impressive video here, of a frontal cloud forming, shot near the city of kune missouri, and all the way east to the carolinas, they witnessed terrifying scenes. this is how it looked in memphis, as dark clouds formed and moved over the city

impact on any debris that may have been floating here as it would have moved on in and just like a blender blended any type of debris that could have been on top of the water. we had another tropical storm, ivan hoe, that came close to the search dwlar whipped waves up quite a bit, as well. the wave heights were up around eight to ten meter was both of these systems. so that made it more difficult to see thing over the horizon when you get those big waves. of course we have had a lot of air traffic taking off off the west coast of australia. and you see the conditions are really ideal right now with great visibility. clear skies and warm temperatures. so condition are good right now. the -- conditions are good right now. the search area has shrunk. in the main area, it's 2,200 kilometers off the coast. here's the search area, around 1,600 kilometers off the coast. and high fresh pressure in char. just a few clouds and showers. conditions overall could be a whole lot worse. so the tropics quiet in this part of the indian ocean. >> and that visibility is key. >> absolutely. >> no debris pick

you know it's an idea of what sometimes sleep his life over blenders because they're they're set in sweden and of the main character is fabulous to watch is excellent and we like police procedural. you would want his life but you're one of wannabe in sweden have to see this. i think scandinavian literature has sadly become much better than it was previously i think that the us and uk have been awakened to a just a question and that to prevent the reading great books for years i think just the combination of pop culture and good writing of a western phenomenon was has brought some attention we tried lots of fun though we like it was the lightness of plots that were to swim in the humor and the fact that event to come here is very much involved in this grid so in that it through the books and great fun barb and i had read one of the books i brought that thing. and lo behold a few weeks later i noticed that you are broadcasting the show really enjoyed the guys wonderful. kerry has to look at it and is very very good after i ate i really like the longer series but i kind of a qualified that be

it's all just bunched up together like it was put in a blender. we're warned not to step so much as an inch into the debris, and not to touch anything, or we'll have to be decontaminated. the mud in some places, 80 feet deep and dangerous. they've made their own sidewalks with wood to get through here, to be able to walk through without sinking into the mud. before we leave, from up on a ridgeline, a cruel reminder that all of this used to be a neighborhood. i just looked down and noticed this. even here in the distance, a muddied family photo. 27 people are known to have died so far. the painstaking work to find the rest goes on. neal karlinsky, abc news, oso, washington. >>> and we want to tell you about new frustrations tonight in the search for the missing passenger plane. today, the international search team's new coordinator admitted they have no idea if they're looking in the right place. they are still not sure of the plane's final altitude, speed or direction. and even the last words from the cockpit changed. today, a new official transsc

you know an idea of what sometimes sleep his life over blenders because their descendants weaving. and of the main character is fabulous to watch is excellent and we like police procedural. you would want his life but in one of wannabe in sweden have to see this. i think scandinavian literature has suddenly become much better than was previously i think that the us and uk have been awakened to a just a question and that's great. reading great books for years i think just a combination of pop culture and the writing of the state larson phenomenon was has brought some attention. i know we like it was that light mist of plots that were to swim in the u s and the fact that andrea kelly areas very much involved in the script so it get you through the books and great fun. i did read one of the books i brought that to me. and lo behold a few weeks later i noticed that you are broadcasting the show really enjoyed the guys wonderful there exists a look at it and it's very very good after i i really like the wall under serious but i turned off by that because of what some of the hiring of us

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if he's got a toaster, you've got a toaster -- >> what if you need a blender or something?hat if you need something? >> go out and buy it. you can get a very nice one at sam's club and different places like that. i don't know. i just think it is a gimme, gimme, gimme world, way too much, hoda woman. >> anyway. so here is our -- this is our try day friday shirt. this is so great. >> this is in honor of national parkinson's awareness month. 1 million people -- >> have this disease. you know how difficult it can be if you have this disease or know someone has to button the buttons. this shirt was designed by mora hortman, inspired by her husband. when he would go on business trips, he had buttoning his -- >> he's a football coach, yeah. >> so she -- look what she did. can you open it? >> show how we did it. here. >> we rehearsed it. >> all right. oh, yeah. look over here. okay, look. they're magnets. that look like buttons. >> i think that's so neat. called the magna ready shirt. >> so great. >> all sales this month go to the michael j. fox foundation for parkinson's research.

blend it. [ blender whirs ] no matter how you make it, you'll love our endless variety of beverages. baskin-robbins cappuccino blast®. customize yours today. was driving the wrong color car. police say richard guerrero is the alleged shooter and d >>> two men have been arrested for killing a san jose man because he was driving the wrong color car. we are not kidding. police say richard guerrero is the alleged shooter. they are still looking for james guerrero and isaac martinez. 27-year-olderic mendoza gunned down april 3rd. he was parking his red car after pulling a late shift at work. red is the color of a rival gang in the neighborhood he was in. his family told us mendoza had nothing to do with gangs. >>> a new idea taking shape in san jose to help the down and out get out of tents and into more sturdy shelters. kpix 5's len ramirez has more. len. >> reporter: elizabeth, we're talking about building a new class of neighborhood in san jose. it would still be an upgrade for the thousands of people living out on the streets everyday and night. >> this one has the french door. >> the

we're a blender. >> oh, look, my octopus! i remember personally catching that one.ally i don't. >> yeah, the octopus. >> pretty, beautiful little shrimp. very tender, the octopus, very nice. and another traditional speciality. i'm told they call this tuna tartar. and cuttlefish, i recognize you, my friend. how traditional is this to sicily? >> i think from the part of the sea they almost eat a roll. >> always. >> yes. >> but fisherman only, fishing communities only or in restaurants? >> no. >> always as long as you could arrived, you see crudo like this? >> no. i see crudo in the poor family. >> so, it's not like there's japanese influence, but the japanese sort of gave everybody permission to eat traditional foods, their own traditional food. what are the great mother sicilian classic dishes? >> the anchovy. anchovy and parmesana. [ speaking foreign language ] >> that's with the sardine. >> yeah, but it's an explosion of flower, but this plate, it's arab, born in the period when sicily was very poor. >> this i like. i even remember it. pasta al fino, actually a tru

this woman has earned a blender, a fan, but that's not the only reward. >> there is no garbage on thetreets. our children are no more sick like before. >> with the support of the waste management authority these bicycles have been going door to door. clients accumulate points depending on the length of their wait. >> we have very big dreams. think of all the people that you see live in slums surrounded by waste. we want to provide them a way to take back their community, and get some value from the waste that surround them. >> reporter: with 20 million people packed, nigeria's collect waste that pile up. the recyclers sorting facility processed 200 tons of garbage from thousands of homes after the waste is sorted here it is then sold to recycling factories. it has gone into manufacturing fiber making trash bags and flip flops. one customer melts cans and exports it to india. while recyclers cover expenses it has yet to generate a profit. the government is extending an open hand. >> we feed to scale it up to make sure that it becomes a success, and we can replicate this in blighted are

. >> this single woman earnt a blender, fan, school supplies. that is not the only benefit. >> the area is clean. there's no garbage in the streets. no more water, mo nor moss -- no more mosquito, our children no more sick like before. >> with the support of the lagos authority the bicycles go door to door. clients accumulate face. it's part of a technology in the united states. >> thing about all the people you see living in slums. we want to provide them with a way to take back their communities and get some value from the waste that is around them. >> with 20 million people packed into lagos, the largest city produces 10,000 tonnes of waste every day. while there are strict rules, waste still ends up piling up in open sewers and an packed streets. >> the recycling sorting facility processed 200 tonnes of garbage from homes in laguardiao, after the -- lagos, after the waste is sorted it's tape to factories. >> it manufactures fibre for mattresses and pillows. some cans are deported to intedia. >> it is -- india. >> it is yet to generate a prof

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the surface of this ocean right now looks look a blender. the waves are 10, 15 feet. winds are 60 miles, 80 miles an hour. you couldn't find anything on the ocean because it's just all white caps. the surface just completely shut down. 85 miles per hour. the bluefin is quite a distance away from where the sea surface surgings. they're still under the surface there. now where they have it, i was just watching this, you can go to marine traffic.com and look for the shield, the ocean shield, it's searching at about 17,000 feet of water. let's hope they don't find it there, that would be almost an impossible recovery. >> the visual searches, tim, nothing to show for it. should they pack it in? >> no, this is out -- >> you are the patience person. >> i scanned 18,000 -- 1,800 square nautical miles. it took me three years to do that. >> what did you find? >> a lot things. there's debris all over the bottom. you will find geology. you'll find all sorts of items. it's a matter of chunking off your search area and meth methodically working out the area they have. if people wou

the single mother of 5 has earned a blender, supplies, but that hasn't been the only one?i want it clean. no garbage on the street. no more stench like before. >> going door to door. clients have an award system created by the former software engineer. >> we have big dreams. all people you see living in slums. take back their community and get some value from it. with 20 million people packed in nigeria's largest city producing 10,000 tons of waste every day. while there are strict littering rules, it ends up on packed streets. >> they have process more than 200,000 tons of garbage after the waste is sorted here, it is resold to recycling factories. >> it has gone into manufacturing fiber more mattress pillows making trash bags and flip-flops. one melts cans and exports that to india. while recycling is expensive, it has yet to generate a profit. the government has been extending a helping hand. >> one that is coming from there. >> one recyclerback in 2012, there are now sixteen. the award winning project is looking into partnerships to expand to other cities. they may fac

today, watching cnn, i heard someone say that, you know, the currents are like a washing machine or a blender does all those crazy things to any debris. understand something. some of the so-called debris could be human remains. and i think we have to maintain a lot of sensitivity right now. we have to be very, very careful the way we describe anything we say, so it's just a point of mind they just wanted to bring up. >> point taken, thank you very much, jim tilmon. coming up, you heard it at tonight's news conference. the picknger locator search goe on. but just how difficult is that search? we'll show you when we come right back. what do you mean? your grass, man. it's famished! just two springtime feedings with scotts turf builder lawn food helps strengthen and protect your lawn from future problems. thanks scott. [ scott ] feed your lawn. feed it. bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effo

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for president that you gave your french nationality does not want to be a foreign national in your blender running for president in algeria. and then at the end of february he said you were throwing in the towel what happened. what's quite clear what hopping and we are basically written from prison to become overrun thoughtful wanted to try sale of people who were looking to run for a fourth monday of them all the reason why he decided to announce that i didn't know what i was kidding us to to announce his candidacy but to do you know for a country like lj old machine behind with the regime behind the curtain and see open to entice you to love the people of millions of euros behind don presented at the time they and their full expecting a camel fair and free election and was just one bite them on tv tonight. i think um i felt. the year the selection will be made based on the nose real program real vision for a future of algeria was in the case we are basically stories of a sudden the attacking the head of security services and older full full full for the whole political process who we bec

it was a blender.that had the potential to float was going to get filled up with water and sink. it isn't as bad now, look, this is where the ping was and this is our picture we were seeing. >> i am looking for the scream somewhere within that. >> exactly. this is kind of what's going on in the general area but only two to three miles per hour. things aren't getting blown around now but they are scattered. >> i was trying to look at the map and your fancy movement took it. i was trying to figure out where years from now debris could turn up on beaches. >> certainly. >> where would the shoreline you have got perth. i'm wondering where if possible down the road something could wash ashore? >> let's say there is debris there. there is is a south indian gyre that brings the current up something like this almost like our gulf stream that takes stuff off the shore. it goes up this way and up around this way. this debris could be in this gyre for years and years and years and even end up back towards malaysia

the mother of five earnt a blender, fan, school supplies. that has not been the only benefit. >> there's no garbage in the street, in the court. no more water, no more mosquito. children are no more sick than behaviour. >> the waste management authority - bicycles have been going door to door. clients accumulate points. award systems were created by software engineers. >> think about the people you see living in slums. you want to provide them with a way to take back the community and get value from those that live around them. with 20 million people backed into lagos, the city produces 10,000 tonnes of waste. while there are rules, waste piles up in open sewers. >> the recycle facility processed more than 200 tonnes of garbage. after the waste sorted here, it's sold to recycling factories. >> it has gop into manufacturing fibre, making trash backs and flip flops. even melting cans and exporting it to india. >> it is yet to generate a profit. the government has been extending a helping hand. >> recycling, we need to scale it up. we can repli

and then, put it in a blender. and sort of made this onion sauce. >> oh. >> sliced the beef.at that. >> i'll take a bite. >> all right. napkin right there. all right. so, that's filet mignon. a lot of things you can do with that, for sure. what have you got next? what i made. roasted asparagus and garlic penne. you can take the ingredients and add to it. i added provolone cheese. i added some prosciutto. i added some fresh herbs. and olive oil and balsamic vinegar. and it's a pasta solid. >> that's all cold? >> cold in temperature. it will keep for another day. great as a side. >> that's good. >> real good. all right. here we go. >> keep them coming. this is good. >> southern mac and cheese, with italian bread crumbs and cornbread muffins. that's a southern thing. i happen to be an expert at this mac and cheese, since my daughter has it three times a week. >> only three times? >> yeah. >> italian sausage. you can take it out of the casing. either hot or sweet. saute it. and rework in your mac and cheese. and adding jalapeno to the corn muffins. >> yummy. >> time for one more