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dessert is blueberries. green tea. that's a good one and this magnolia bark tea.ore time that, reduce anxiety and helps you. >> you palls recommend a healthy diet, exercise, sleep, those are also stress busters. >> pick up a habit, something that will make you happy and shift you from the daily work and exercise toi -- increase your endorphins. >> but not the ring dippings. >> asparagus, blueberries, oatmeal, oysters. >> oysters? >> and the tea. >> you didn't take a lot of notes today. >> >> eric: i'm trying to remember all of this. asparagus instead of ring dippings. got it. >> jamie: anything

. >> they are wonderful but you can get strawberries and blueberries half the price and will be localet's take a look at some of the things you brought in for us. and how expensive they are compared to an alternative. >> this is an oatmeal, labeled super food, and this is twice as expensive as if you just bought high quality out, fresh, organic blueberries. twice at expensive. gerri: we have coffee nips. >> if you do chocolate with coffee flavoring for any kind of sparring chocolate, a darker chocolate again maybe 66% more than a dark chocolate you can get here in the u.s. gerri: and finally we have super chips, pumpkin. can you get that cheaper? speak of this is $5.75 at an organic store, so it will definitely be more expensive. five times more than if you just bought pumpkin seeds or flaxseed in a old container. even a place like whole foods, cheaper in the city and the other stars. gerri: tell us about the cheaper super foods. organic pumpkins, dark chocolate, oatmeal, what do those things you would not buy? >> i would not buy anything a package that says "super." they are really j

. >> some antioxidants, how about some blueberries? >> how about some... oh, i love blueberries.go a little nuts with the blueberries here. >> oh... >> i love blueberries. >> see, now, you know what's great is you're improvising. you're not actually looking at a recipe. you figure out what fruits and vegetables that you really like. but again, you taste the fruits, you get the nutrients from the vegetables. here we go, let's hit "run". [machine whirs >> what do you think, brent? nasty, right? [forbes laughs nas-ty! >> all right, now let me get your cup. >> now, i'm telling you, no ifs, ands or buts, brent... [forbes laughs let me tell you. >> oh, he's looking nervous there, montel. >> here, i'm not even gonna taste it first. i'ma let you taste it first. try that. [laughter and applause [forbes laughs what do you think? that's all i'm saying! wouldn't it be wonderful to see kids as well as parents actually excited about eating vegetables and fruit every single day? you can do that, but check this out. this is what happened when i recently visited a local farm. take a look at this.

and your whole family can eat this one recipe. >> when do the blueberries go?e going in now. >> hold them and i will fold them in. >> you don't want to smash them up. >> no, you don't. the less mixing the better. >> okay. >> it gives it that texture, right? that you like. >> and you don't want to develop the gluten. >> oh. >> yeah. >> what do you mean develop the gluten? >> by mixing you're developing the bluten. you can even make muffin batter the night before and put it in your fridge. >> i can't wait any longer. >> and then they turn out like this. >> just a little sugar on the top. >> here we go, we're using the lactaid chocolate milk and a little bit of almond extract and all we're going to do is add in a little bit of -- >> hot water? >> of hot water on top of some instant coffee. mix that up. blend it up in here with the almond extract. and look, you've got one right there you can try. >> the muffins are terrific. >> these are awesome. very good. >> you know what's great? this is creamy, but no lactose in it. >> love it. >> thank you. >> thank you very m

hires them out to pollinate fruits, vegetables, and nuts on 70 farms across the west, like this blueberrym near l.a. >> each hive has 30 to 40,000 bees in it. >> for the last eight years, bee populations have been in free fall, but this year is worse by far. >> all of a sudden, we open up the box and there's no bees in that box. >> none. >> they become disoriented, can't find their way back to their hives and die in the field. nationwide, beekeepers say they lost on average 40 to 50% of their hives. a new pesticides, based on nicotine in wide use since 2005. >> you have seen the nicotine have an impact on your bee population. >> yes, we have. when we put our bees next to fields, our bees die. >> earlier pesticides were sprayed on crops, they can be coated on seeds and infused through the plant as it grows. they are very effective against harmful insects. when we ask the largest pesticide industry group whether bees are harmed, too, crop life america gave us this. on going research has consistently found no adverse effects on colonies when they are aployed according to directions. at uc da

drive traffic in kitchens like this one, things like egg whites for breakfast and a new pomegranate blueberry smoothie. for nightly business report, i'm carl quintanilla, romeoville, illinois. >> mcdonald's will beho holding its shareholders ne meeting as y season goes full swing. >> shareholders are focusing on boards and pay. big shareholders lobbying for big changes. chris of iss governance says the rice of activist investors makes for interesting meetings in the weeks ahead. >> pretty likely. i personally cover contentious meetings, so contested mergers and proxy contests and we're seeing that on a pretty steep upswing. >> among the meetings with big investors agitating for change, hess' on may 16th. they want leaders replaced in 17 years of underperformance. and a proposal from the california pension fund counselors aimed at improving value by splitting steel and bearing businesses and a slate of directors looking like-to-be replaced. occidental petroleum, under nir in the past for executive bay, they now focus on directors wi the bod launching a search to replace steve chasen, supporter

. >> the strain is called blueberry train wreck. >> how much pot do you have to smoke before you have trouble driving? >> i feel normal. >> our cbs station in seattle conducted a test where three drivers got high and drove on a controlled track. turns out, all of them slow down significantly. when this driver measured seven times washington state's legal limit for marijuana -- >> i hit a cone. i see it. >> she hit a cone. the instructor said she is still okay. >> not yet. >> well, you do drive slower. >> these teenagers had mixed feelings about the subject, but they do believe alcohol is way more dangerous. >> it says, stoned driver will stop at a stop sign and wait until it turns green and a drunk driver will run that stop sign and it doesn't turn green. so, safe drivers. they are safe. >> it has very little effect on the cause of accidents. >> clint is the author of marijuana, gateway to hell. >> if people compensate and more thoughtful when they're driving while they're high, then they're driving better. >> one time in your life, you get to do this, you should do it. >> yeah. >> by

. >> this is a strain called blueberry train wreck. >> reporter: how much pot do you have to smoke beforeou have trouble driving? our cbs station in seattle recently conducted a test where three drivers got high and then drove on a controlled track. turns out, all of them slowed down significantly. when this driver measured seven times washington's legal limit for marijuana, she hit a cone. but the instructor said, actually he's still okay. >> yeah. >> well, you do drive slower. >> reporter: these teenagers had mixed feelings about the subject but they do believe alcohol is way more dangerous. >> there's a famous saying. it says a stoned driver will stop at a stop sign and wait till it turns drink. a drunk driver will just run that stop sign. and this is the stop sign. it doesn't turn green. >> it has very little effect on the cause of accidents. >> reporter: clint warner is the author of marijuana, gateway to hell. >> some data seems to suggest if people compensate and they're more thoughtful when driving while they're high, then they're driving better. >> one time you get to do this. yo

you want to think about texture and the blueberries, so a lot of people forget to put blueberries ine yourself. >> all we're going to do is place a little chicken breast. >> you let it rest and sit a little bit. >> exactly, get some flavor from the grill but you could bake it as well, slice it up and put a salad on top. >> how great that looks, perfect. wonderful. let's move on to tuesday's meal, now we're making burgers, although these are a little bit different. >> they are. >> they're served with a s chilaquiles. >> we call it our marinara with quotes because it's a play on marinara. >> fennel and onions that have been in there and browning for a while. >> you want to let them let the juices out. we add miso which is salty and different and this is garr rick that's been simmered in a little bit of oil and has that yummy sweetness from the garlic. >> your mother's sauce. >> we use it and finish it with all sorts of things at the restaurant. you make this at the beginning of the week and keep adding to it. >> you add the tomatoes when that simmers down. >> exactl now we have a littl

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now i'm waiting for, like, the curveball to come in and be, like, blueberries. broccoli.ppy. i would bathe myself in bacon if i could. kimmie, while you did not get a chance to pull the slot machine you will be cooking. you need to decide which of your teammates you want to go up against. who would you like to cook alongside? your team will taste both of those dishes and decide which one out of both your dishes will go up against the blue team. got it? (all) yes, chef. so, kimmie... hurry up. robyn. tiffany has--oh. like, what the [bleep]! so it's either your dish or my dish that goes up there. (robyn) she could have chose anyone, but she chooses her best friend. now we have to go head to head against each other. whatever, dude. what the [bleep] ever. so you're gonna do a rib eye. why? i feel comfortable with rib eye, chef. easy as pie, man. easy as [bleep] pie. i know robyn's my girl but i'm from the south. that's what we eat all the time. 30 minutes to cook an amazing steak. your time starts now. good luck. go, go, go, go. go, go, go. (announcer) after trying to get luc

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buying things like frozen blueberries or strawberries, you can pull out what you need so you're not going to be throwing away. >> how long can we freeze foods? >> it depends. we're going to talk about a few things. everything is a little bit different. deli meat, you can keep that in the refrigerator for about three days after that date marked on your package. you can freeze deli meat up to a month. >> if we cook chicken and i put it in the refrigerator, how long can it sit in there? >> only about one to two days. if you freeze it, you can keep it obviously for another month. >> what about eggs in the refrigerator? >> eggs kuhlly can last -- eggs can last three weeks after that date but they have to be in the coldest part in the refrigerator. >> what about bread when you know if it's bad? >> obviously look at it and if there's mold. there is a squeeze test. if it still feels moist, you're going to have to slice into french bread. look for mold. >> what if you freeze bread? we would pull it out -- my mother did this -- and it would have ice all over it. we would thaw it out and it was good

. >> we have our jumbo honey buns, we got the blueberry and we got the butterhorn. >> i can't buy noalcohol, nothing like that. >> armen power received a life sentence for auto theft after threatening to kill his trial judge. >> i told him to kiss my [ bleep ] i ain't going to take that, i'm going to kill him. and i jumped for him. and they jumped me. police got me walking me upstairs laughing at me. saying, i ain't never seen nobody short as i am jump a judge. they thought it was funny. i didn't think it was funny. >> power, who has worked at the tag plant since 1983, tries to stay optimistic, in spite of his circumstances. >> you're in prison. you might as well make the best of it. so that's what i'm doing. i'm making the best of it. i'm having fun. the judge thinks he got me. the judge ain't got me. >> in the past 23 years, power has worked nearly every job at the tag plant, from operating the presses to changing the dye. while the work fills his time, power's mind is never far from the life he led before prison, hopping freight trains. >> my nickname is hobo because i love freigh

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. >> megyn: look for outside stimuli bill o'reilly once told me i don't have a blueberry or a blackberryt around and i think. to his own credit he writes his own show, dictates his scripts and he thinks about the issues and comes up, and you may agree or disagree with what he says, that's how he has the most powerful show in all of cable news because of the creativity and riding in your car, i find myself doing it, on the way home. it's gorgeous outside, the sun is shining, you're not taking anything in. >> absolutely. i agree with what bill side. i agree with what you're saying, the bottom line, that these things do, they empty us out. they turn us into technology addicts, they make for us, data points for commercial enterprises that data mine us. there's a cost to that, how connected you can be to other people. the extent you're connected to machines, you're less connect today other people. that's how it is. the amish and the luddites had something to teach us. >> megyn: they do say that the video games they found perhaps less damaging than tv videos or dvd's and the american associati

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now i do oatmeal with my favorite fruits with raspberries and blueberries and blackberries and almondi like to do organic peanut butter. lunch, minestrone soup and confess i'll have some salmon with it. >> sodium. >> low sodium as well. read labels so i love this and then i'll have another snack. you got to snack in between your meals otherwise you are ravenous like i could eat you if i don't eat a snack. >> please don't of the let's go shopping. >> yeah. >> i'm going to bring my book over. you talk about it. >> want me to push the cart? >> yes, please because we always shop in leopard skin dresses. talk to me about what you do and don't do. >> so this is what i used to get. the cheese curls, potato chips, ooh, i love potato chips but it's so high in sodium and triglycerides. now i do popcorn. i will just do some popcorn myself. remember when you used to do that. stick it in the skillet. it's good, full of fiber. >> i know you like ezekiel bread. >> whole wheat torety joes. stay away from the white stuff. okay. so croissants. >> what's over here? >> i want to tell everybody about two

fresh ra raspberry and vanilla bean paste and if you want, you can chop up some strawberries, fresh blueberrieson top. >> a little cheese. >> a little savory play. >> herbs are coming into season right now. they are using them in cocktails. >> we are definitely using them in cocktails and beyond mint. this is a southern spin. we have added fresh citrus, strawberry, simple syrup and i want you to help me make one of these. we'll gentle muddle this quickly together. >> we have orange and simple syrup and strawberries and we'll add ice in there. >> looks so beautiful and springy. >> poor dry whisky. >> just a little here. >> and you can add a dash of bitters and club soda. a nonalcoholic cocktail or a dry county version, take out the bitters and you can have one that's fresh. >> you made jenna a special one. >> there you go. try it out. >> to spring. will it arrive? >> in our winter coats. >> it will be here. >> you're just drinking straight whisky. >> i'm a southerner. you can do that. >> that's a hybrid. new orleans style spin on it. >> norman king, great to have you here. thanks very much. we'r

they also have a blueberry pomegranates movie.smokey.othie.o make over million dollars. micky d's. >> tom cruise is back in a big way >> he's 58 years old. he came up again with oblivion $4 million that's a pretty big one. what's interesting on the list is the group's $27 million. that's good for dreamworks stock. >> talkers but when he singled seems like at the box office. >> of the key with the college. >> i think so either. >> thanks rob and get ready for another hot day today. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. look at all that blue sky. a lot of sunshine once again. make sure your sunglasses and plenty of water. it will be warm and hot especially for and win locations this evening clear and comfortable. it really nice if you're catching the baseball game over were the giants are said this evening. temperatures right now are already in the '60s for oakland in daly city. santa year at 59, concord or already at 70, livermore you're already at 73 degrees. temperatures are ramping up very quickly. here's why. satellite and radar fro

. >> david, you're having a blueberry pomegranate smoothie. >> a smoothie aficionado.at truck here i go to here every day? have my smoothie. it's quite good. i will tell you it's quite good. i love the vanilla milkshake from mcdonald's. i don't want to give that up, necessarily, but this is nice. >> 210 calories for a smoothie versus the strawberry has 800 calories. >> that's big. >> yeah. >> i buy mcdonald's on friday. i would have -- this is what i wanted. they post the calorie. carl, it is a technology leader in food, right? >> it is an engineering company. finding ways to create a new item that tastes good that you can replicate at 14,000 restaurants at one time. this is hard. that's hard work. this egg white mcmuffin which you tried. 100% egg white and even with the canadian bacon and white cheddar it's 250 calories. directionally, they're trying to make a statement here. >> yes. >> i think this company -- theria a reason why i went from 85 to 100 because it has a great balance sheet and it has a great dividend and it has fabulous management, deep, fabulous manage

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