bordeaux from france. >> very nice to go with the lamb. >> ming: exactly. bordeaux and lamb is a classic combination. i have this chicken. please, go ahead and start. i have this chicken as well, you saw, the tea-smoked chicken. let me slice you a little piece of this. >> how long do you stew the lamb again? >> ming: lamb, all in, about three hours. give that a try. look at this chicken. look how moist that is. >> i like the fact that you have a lot of juice. not so thick, not so heavy. >> ming: yeah, isn't that key? all right, let's try this. that goes there. i'll give you a little of this chicken sauce, too. have a little pesto. all right, so this drink, too, you need to try. this is my version of sweet tea, and the booze i used was soju, right? you know, the japanese or korean booze. >> mm-hmm. >> ming: cheers. you're the best. mmm, try it with this. see if it works with this chicken. >> this is really a great summer menu. >> ming: nice, huh? >> i like the brining of the chicken. you can taste the seasoning. >> ming: all right, i've got to go in here. le

this is the bordeaux region. things of the story for us as we head through the next few days. that system is edging its way eastern. it is going to continue to bring destructive weather. behind it, the weather will turn cooler. 24 degrees will be the maximum and london. headed that system, it is going to be very hot. berlin and vienna getting 237. to 37.ing welcome back. the top stories here on al jazeera. the interior minister of egypt has denied that security forces used live ammunition against protesters. he said the protesters did not -- deliberately provoked the situation to gain sympathy. egyptian health ministry puts the official death toll at 65. there have been more protests on saturday as demonstrators continue to confront the army. spoke with human rights watch and cairo. i asked her what she saw that. >> we saw, it was a horrible sight. a steady stream of injuries coming in the door. people who led been injured i live ammunition, coming in one after one. the vast majority of them had wounds to the head and chest, the upper body. some had been shot at when the eyes.

even bordeaux in france is in the 30s. reduce your outdoor activities and stay out of the sun.e scandinavian peninsula we have a front line bringing wet and gusty conditions especially into norway but that is moving away. as it does so another system moves in with similar areas with gusty conditions in the midweek. we have unstable conditions to a couple of troughs as well as after the daytime heating. sudden bursts of showers are likely to remain across the area. rome at 29 degrees. and even in london, 26 degrees with plenty of sunshine there. lisbon looking at 36. but moscow, kiev on the cooler side in the 20s with rain. now across the eastern continental asia we have a tropical depression that formed near the mariana islands bringing stormy conditions and it's going to intensify over the hot sea surface temperature and it will likely become a tropical storm status. it will be a named storm into the next 24 hours. it's already bringing swells and rip currents across this area. watch out for that. a pacific high dominates much of japan. we saw a sudden burst of showers yesterd

rest of central and western europe very hot for this time of year, 30 degrees, over 30 degrees in bordeauxn thursday and friday and 32 on saturday. dangerous heat will be continuing into the weekend. precipitation-wise, rain may develop over the pyrenees and the alpine region in the afternoon hours. here's your extended forecast. ♪ >>> one more story to share with you before we go. a rice paddy may not be the most obvious place to make art, but visitors are still flocking to a field in northeastern japan to see a very unusual show. the 140-meter-long paddy in aomori prefecture is home to an exhibition of portraits made from rice plants. it began the exhibition to attract tourists. this year's exhibits are a traditional chinese courtesan and movie star marilyn monroe. visitors view the paddy from an observation deck on the sixth floor of a building in the village. the portraits are so detailed, they can see the patterns on the courtesan's kimono. >> translator: i'm very moved. i cannot find words to express my feelings. >> the exhibition continues until mid-august. >>> that is all. thanks v

. >> this is a specialty from bordeaux in france. it is very like crepe batter. the outside is caramelized. this is probably my favorite, a dka. a specialty from france. and my take on it, it is a much lighter version. there is a lot less butter, a lot less sugar. >> looks phenomenal. >> on the bottom, a take on a french classic. this is a ring of cream puff inside this caramel, peanut but the and chocolate. >> amazing. so you studied and worked under chef daniel boloud. howe how did you get the resources to open your own bakery? >> i worked for daniel for six years and after that, decided i was moving on and opening my own bakery. >> good for you. good for you. was it tough to open your own business? >> it is different from being a pastry chef to being a business owner. >> sure. and was it easy to get the funds needed? >> i had some savings and i start it had on my own. >> good for you. congratulations. you have trademarked the cronut is that right? >> that's right. >> tell me about it. >> we trademarked the cronut to make sure we can keep doing it and keep our

whether he screamed at bordeaux, someone really i got as close as anybody could get by worshiped him any way. i think he's fascinating and the movie turns into a very over the top individual that you can't hate. a lot of people want to be that people i don't know i'm fascinated by these individuals. i end up with them for so long and maybe i fall for them in a way of but i think you get to the heart of it by telling it through their eyes. this is a book through the eyes of the main character. accidental billionaires' is through the eyes of eduardo and a little bit through the john parker. if marquette written that it would have been a very different story and you never would have heard of them. but, you know, it is what it is. because of what happened to the real-life characters after your books are published and the films are made, the social network was a great adaptation and it was thrilling to see you on the face of the oscars that might. but when you consider what's happened since then with facebook going public with zuckerberg's ups and downs and eduardo's tax policies that mak

the french made plans to evacuate the capitol and and the state government to bordeaux. secretly, french and british commanders were telling each other that they thought perhaps the war was lost, and at this point the french reached out to general pershing and begged him to commit a couple of american divisions to fight. and general pershing responded and agree committee committed the second and third infantry division's to the battle. they were sent so close to paris, as i said only about 40 miles, that today people regularly commute every day between one and the other. the to marine regiments that were in france at the time, the fifth and sixth marines, and privately was in the fifth marines, were part of the second u.s. division. they arrived at the very end of may 1918 and beat the germans back. the germans fell back into well fortified positions that they had set up previously at a place called bella would which is only a few miles away. there they have set up concrete fortifications and lots and lots of machine-gun nests. the french asked transport if you'd send di

five guys, once they taste five guys, they'll be -- >> in france, you get a nice bordeaux to go withr big mac. >> they call it le big mac. >> bill: how is this for a segue? speaking of big macs, let's talk about chris christie. >> let's! >> bill: i love this civil war in the republican party. and it started when chris christie last weekend, giving a talk in front of a republican group says you know, there are republicans that are doing dangerous stuff right now, not naming any names, rand paul because he's criticizing nsa and undermining our national security, not to mention what he said about drones. rand paul fires back at chris christie. look at all of the money you spent on hurricane sandy. is this the beginning of 2016? >> it is a big theme that will go into 2016. there's no doubt that rand paul is running for president. i don't think there will be a lot of suspense about whether chris christie does either. this is the moment, right? i just look at this and i think rand paul got the longer end of the stick or the longer stick. he has more to play with in this debate. i think ran