, at thanksgiving you do a brine. instead, my brine has salt and sweet tea, i add sugar to it. i add lemon and lemon zest. >> don't touch my chicken. >> i'm fine. >> i liky. >> now that this has been brined and brought to a boil, i'm going to add ice water to it. >> why ice water? >> it's going to cool it down and take away a lot of the saltiness. >> in that icy bath? >> in that icy bath. let it sit anywhere from six to eight hours. it's completely fine. can you go 24 hours. you take your brined chicken. don't tell anybody. this is what people don't know. how many times have you had chicken that's been undercooked and raw? i bake it at it 200 degrees for two and a half hours so it's cooked all the way through. >> you bake it first. >> have you ever had raw chicken in the middle? >> not good. >> get your hands ready. come on, girl, you take one, pop it in the nowflour. >> more than warm. >> eggs and butter milk, tangy. >> what am i doing? >> it looks good anyway. so let's go here, okay? >> this one first. drink, now sh

. >> well, in thanksgiving, you do a brian, butne and instead, my brine has sweet tea and sugar in it, and once it comes to the boil, i add lemon and lemon zest. >> okay. you eat it, and this is the most interactive we have been in a while just eat inging the chicken. and now it is brined and brought to the boil, this is is the marinade and i want to add some ice water to it. it is go ging to take away the saltiness, and now you add the chicken in there. >> in that icy bath. >> ah. >> and let it sit for six to eight hours, and you can go 24 hour s hours. and then, hoda, my dear, you take the brined chicken and don't tell anybody or touch it, but this is what the people you had chicken that is undercooked and raw? i bake it at the 00 degrees for 2 1/2 hours so it is cooked all of the way through. >> oh, you bake it first. >> have you had raw chicken in the middle, not good. >> yes. >> and now, get the hands ready, and dredging hands ready. and you take one aband it is warm, so pop it in the flour. >> more than warm. >> okay. now, i am going to be trouble for that, and take eggs and but

and then, hoda, my dear, you take the brined chicken and but this is what the people don't know, how many times have you had chicken that is undercooked and raw? i bake it at the 00 degrees for 2 1/2 hours so it is cooked all >> oh, you bake it first. >> have you had raw chicken in the middle, not good. >> yes. >> and now, get the hands ready, and dredging hands ready. and you take one aband it is warm, so pop it in the flour. >> more than warm. >> okay. now, i am going to be trouble for that, and take eggs and buttermilk and tangy, and this is what you do, it looks good anyway, so you go here, okay. >> what are you doing? >> this one first, and dredge it, and mixy mixy, whiskey, whiskey. and eggs into there, and now into here, and now the spice mix is old bay, chili flakes. >> oh, get it out. >> and get the kids involved because of the way that you are involved it will take nine hours to t mak to make the the chicken. and dredge it, and now, girls, come over here, and it is dredged and done and it pops in slow. >> how long? >> crispy on one side, because it is cooked awe all of the

diagnosed with term until brine cancer britney moved from the bay area to oregon last year. to take advantage of the state aid in dying law. ended her life in november. >> britney was that voice to bring about this change so in that regard there's just the love the pride that i feel for her. >>reporter: governor brown consulted with the family before signing the bill along with archbishop and cavity lish bishop doctors and friends. he wrote i don't know what would i do if i were dying and pro listeninged excruciating pain. i am certain however that it would be a comfort to be able to consider the openings afforded which the bill. i wouldn't deny this right to others. >> the will you applys to terminally ill mentally competent adults given 6 months or less to live by 2 doctors. opponent plan to fight either in the courts or through the ballot box. >> medical practice often mistakenly diagnose people i hope correctly as having a terminal illness or incorrectly states prognosis to be short than it really is. >> for new the law will take affect as early as january given the term

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. >> i want to thank my guests, richard epstein, and july brines.l be back in a moment with a final thought on work, men and women. stay with us. it's "inside story." and send us your thoughts on twitter, or follow me and get in touch. or visit our facebook page and tell us what you think it will take for women to make as much or even more than men. i would love to hear it. ♪ >>> we'll continue the conversation in a moment. you'll sea evidence of a trend, young women graduating from high school at a higher rate than young men, women far outpacing men, earning college and graduate degrees. if we did nothing, would it force the wage gap closed, or would we find new excuses. balancing wage scales, it's "inside story". >>> welcome back to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. >> as i have gone to college commencements over the last 20 years i noticed something that has to play out in the coming decades. the impact is unpredictability. in schools public and private, large and school. women are outpacing men in completing college degrees. in many places they ar

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. >> i want to thank my guests, richard epstein, and july brines.ack in a moment with a final thought on work, men and women. stay with us. it's "inside story." and send us your thoughts on twitter, or follow me and get in touch. or visit our facebook page and tell us what you think it will take for women to make as much or even more than men. i would love to hear it. ♪ are related to increased gender provisions in pay. one of the parts of the act, actually addresses this phenomenon, which is very difficult to target if you are just working with policy that compares jobs that are equal in definition. the other -- >> i'm sorry, i have to go to a ♪ >>> it wasn't all that long ago that supervisors of all kinds would justify paying men more money for the same work by noting that they had responsibilities that women didn't as primary bread winners. wages for women's work were often seen as supplemental, as fun money, or meant to save for a specific item. the women have come into the workplace that makes those old assumptions outmoded and discriminatory.

later on in iowa in focus -- we take a step back and retrace the entire arc of the benghazi story -- brining you up to date to what happened this week. while congressional republicans were preparing for clinton's testimony -- house speaker john boehner announced that the republicans would nominate their pick for his successor on october 28th. 28th.the next day -- the full house is scheduled to vote on the next speaker.utah's jason chaffetz and florida's daniel webster were the two longest- declared candidates. wisconsin's paul ryan was reluctantly dragged into the conversation -- and finally confirmed that he would run for sure.new york's peter king was pretty blunt about it. "i don't see who else it could be, if it's not paul ryan, i think it's a disaster.""we need to move from being an opposition party to a proposition party." party."wednesday -- they part will decide who it wants for speaker -- and that night -- the presidentical candidates will have their third debate. while paul ryan mulled over his run for speaker -- vice president joe biden finally put the questions about his run for

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diagnosed with term until brine cancer britney moved from the bay area to oregon last year. to take advantage of the state aid in dying law. ended her life in november. >> britney was that voice to bring about this change so in that regard there's just the love the pride that i feel for her. >>reporter: governor brown consulted with the family before signing the bill along with archbishop and cavity lish bishop doctors and friends. he wrote i don't know what would i do if i were dying and pro listeninged excruciating pain. i am certain however that it would be a comfort to be able to consider the openings afforded which the bill. i wouldn't deny this right to others. >> the will you applys to terminally ill mentally competent adults given 6 months or less to live by 2 doctors. opponent plan to fight either in the courts or through the ballot box. >> medical practice often mistakenly diagnose people i hope correctly as having a terminal illness or incorrectly states prognosis to be short than it really is. >> for new the law will take affect as early as january given the term

so what this brining up. it won't be that much tomorrow. it is nice to see. friday will be that way. saturday, looks lake nice day as well. look at how can lit is to start. around 30 degrees so saturday is a can chilly one. peg, then morning for the kids' soccer games. tem tures will be frosty in many areas then move though 50's during the afternoon. also, on sunday, there is front that has to cross the reg xon so i cannot rule out a couple of showers. they may be before the at tree why its' game we have to fine-tune the timing but either way it looks piled around 60 for the game itself. big one against the jets of course. there you you see the cool weather returning again early next week. the roller coaster temperature ride is going to continue but the warmest perhaps of the next seven. it will be tomorrow. a chance to enjoy the balmy temperatures. heather,ed ed. >> the balmy temperatures. stand by for that. comcast can is branch ought. ed: comcast is branching out beyond cable. heather: the company wants to be your cell phone provider. how soon it could hap

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many people already celebrating halloween one night early more fun tomorrow brine here is a tulsa of the forecast for the real helene very nice for tomorrow night with the just a few high clouds five temperatures mild '60s and '70s during trecker treating time '60s bayside 70 still in the east they valets any active 76 degrees these numbers running 10 to 15 degrees above average clear skies tonight and tomorrow for lots of sunshine to the day and clouds and the interior) leaving because zero other system approaching that will make more clouds and even the chance for some rain for sunday night with showers lingering into monday morning collision of shares coming with the system is dropping in over the gulf of alaska the feature cast in the sunday in note or cloudy the start the day the clouds go to the morning and then in the afternoon provincially by the evening there's the rain like to moderate north bay and then initialed and will spread south to the bay area sunday evening more showers expected for monday and how much to expect as well an update on where the lisa will "that a 30 l

and the ribs after brining in sake and seasonings are slowly roasted. so you grew up in new jersey.inawa? >> well, my mom was from here. my dad was in the navy. >> uh-huh. >> he was stationed here. met my mom and wound up back in new jersey because that's where my dad was from, paterson. and i was born and raised there. the school i went to was predominantly caucasian kids. there wasn't many asian-americans at all. >> right. >> and i always had this kind of like identity complex. there would be, like, times where people would come to the house. they'd say, oh, where's your mom from? is she from china? >> oh, god, right. >> open the refrigerator and there would be some weird food. hey, what's that? every time i heard that, i was like, wow, am i, like, am i different? so one day my mom says, we're going back to okinawa on a family trip. i was 17 years old. >> you'd never been up to that point? >> no, but when i got off the plane, i don't know what it was. it was like, i'm here, this is my home. being able to connect my heritage, i felt something. i was like, wow, i belong here. >> how

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and the ribs after brined in sake are seared and roasted. so you grew up in new jersey.okinawa? >> well, my mom was from here, and my dad was in the navy. he was stationed here. he met my mom, and wound up back in new jersey, because that is where my dad was from, patterson, and i was born and raised there. the school i went to, it was predominantly caucasian kids. >> yes. >> and there was not many asian americans at all. >> right. >> and i always had this kind of like identity complex. there would be like times where people would come to the house, and they would say, oh, where is your mom from? chai? >> -- china. >> and a open up the are refrigerator and say, what is that weird stuff? i thought, am i different, and one day my mom says, we are going back to okinawa on a family trip. i was 17 years old. >> you had not been to that point? >> no. but when i got off of the plane, i said, i'm here, this is my home. and being able to connect my r heritage felt something. i was like, wow, i belong here. >> how about the food, and what was in that refrigerator? because i know a

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. >> vicki: this is hand brined ham. with fresh baked ancient grains bread.fall squash and pumpkin seed sandwich. yum. >> vicki: so is there such a thing as an improper sandwich? >>--a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich in january when tomatoes are terrible. >> vicki: earl of sandwich credited for inventing the sandwich. these guys are entrusted with perfecting it. in napa vicki liviakis kron news. >> diane: parleys son skies by-police sunny skies by 88 am. >> diane: will have low cloud out of this system. in the morning hours and high clouds in the afternoon creek molester out of this system is weakening. so the chance of getting beat showers is 15 to 20 percent on sunday-best saturday night. >> diane: we transition into the afternoon hours with high clouds take over across the map. it will be the same about fall temperatures across the map. >> diane: upper 70's for the east bay shoreline. >> diane: take a look at that! more than a 10 degree different than where we were yesterday. that would take place friday with 78 degrees. >> diane: saturday, and expect m

reach 60 below zero, vapor from march's atmosphere mixes with salt from martian soil to form a liquid brinech means if mars is ever colonized by hipsters the pickles will be amazing. (cheers and applause) now these salty puddles first came to my attention in a cnn.com article with the headline "mars weeps at night." this discovery raises so many questions like is there life on mars. what does this mean for man's place in the universe, and is everything okay with the headline guy at cnn? (laughter) seriously. buddy, you are worrying us. mars weeps at night? i assume you were just being poetic but those of us that loved you are worried we'll start seeing head likes like jup ter and io locked in loveless marriage. space shuttle seems cold and distant after returning from business trip. or black hole drags friends an family into bottom like spiral of codependency. well, that is it for focus on the universe. remember, take a moment every day to gaze up at the stars and con tell plate what it means to be human. not only is it awe-inspiring but it adds an element of danger to your drive home from

you use brine. in it.s water with salt how simple could that get? of everything else, was much less expensive. i got to town. at koch said, could you do it? it was a huge embarrassment for new york people. they know what i'm talking about. we had cement mixers, it was a massive war. they were pouring little sections, 10 feet high 10 feet. take the biggest office floor you know and double or triple it. they would take a little section, another little section. the vandals would come in at night and still the copper. before jan, you have to use copper. is not good. you want one contiguous pour. i had tracks from the rink all the way back to harlem. 125th street. 24 hours, pouring during the day, pouring during the night. 26 hours and 25 minutes. we board one contiguous pour. it healed beautifully. in the city did it, they had on one side 1.5 feet of water, on the other side, no water. they could not make ice for a lot of reasons. when i talked about the price, the biggest problem i had was demolition. that was the biggest cost. i had to demolish everyt

. >> but before we cook it we submerge it in a brine of beer and herbs for 24 hours.er when we have a party we will slice these rolls up. there is rolls from the sarcone's in the italian mark. we will put porketta on top and on top of that this mixture here. >> you put that on top. >> inside sandwich with the fork. >> you gotta try this and you got to do it today. >> that is beautiful. now we are all hungry. now to distract ourselves we are looking learning to use hover board this morning. it really looks like fun or scary. depend on how are. don't miss this we are trying to dot hover board. watch. (movie clip) . >> so a movie from the 80s, back to the future, michael j. fox there, they predicted the how much boards would be in existence by 2015. >> that was then. this is now. even though back to the future thought we would have them, we didn't. but we're pretty close. >> and i'll tell you these music groups are using them. bieber is using them. check it out. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> these guys took bieber areas song there, then dance today it, choreographed with the whoever

reach 60 below zero, vapor from march's atmosphere mixes with salt from martian soil to form a liquid brinens if mars is ever colonized by hipsters the pickles will be amazing. (cheers and applause)

they brine the chicken 17 hours to be exact. and i like chicken, but i don't understand waffles and chicken together. >> you still don't understand? >> i understand people deeply love them and i do like waffles and i do love fried chicken. put them on separate plates and i'm okay. >> you don't want your food integrated? >> shrimp and grits, a southern classic made with florida shrimp, virginia ham, and south carolina stone ground grits. >> i was reading your book. is it curtis mayfield you have bad associations with? >> whenever i hear curtis mayfield, just as a kid, that particular structure always frightened. >> even now? >> even now. i'm angry that that band ever existed. i hate that old englishy, old, bar minstrely, stand on one leg mother [ muted ] hate that shit. you never know when you play music were they molested by a rodeo clown to that song and jethro tull, he's my version of that. with rapid pick-up then eat it, however you like. panera. food as it should be. where our next arrival is... red carpet whoa! toenail fung

. >> it is brined for 24 hours. then it has scallions. as this crisps and the chicken works, i'm going to prepare my garnish. >> reporter: then everything is ready to go. >> that's what i'm talking about. no rice left behind. tossed with sesame seeds, oil, chili paste and scallions. it adds it to the bowl over the rice with the cucumbers, radish, pickled onion, cilantro and pickled carrots. >> and the egg. >> all right. this is the egg shop bop with chicken chicken. >> reporter: okay. >> how'd we do? >> reporter: that was -- >> we're talking with our mouths full. >> reporter: why not come back for more eggs the next morning. for the dish, i'm kerry drew. steve: really does look good. dari: if you're an egg person. it is a new app that could change the way we view one another. steve: it's scary. it's called peeple, it let you research and review people like you would anything else. dari: and some of the changes it easier to get around. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fib

welds are more than 60 years old, and we need to invest in above-ground infrastructure, issues like brine disposal, power distribution systems, physical security, all the things that will help us respond to an emergency, and because pipelines have essentially reversed direction since the flow of spro being built 40 years ago, that's where this comes in and the strategy of how are we going to deal with that congestion to make sure we can get product into the market so it would have the intended impact we want it to have. so, again, i thank the secretary for his work on the quadrennial review, a long process, but a very good road map for telling us what we need to do to improve our infrastructure, not just on the spro but on other issues as well. so i thank the chair for having this important hearing. >> thank you, senate esenator. at this time we will turn to dr. earnest moniz. welcome to the committee, and we look forward to hearing from you about this very important national energy security asset. >> thank you. i have submitted a fairly detailed testimony. so i will just make a few summa

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it keeps me sane between acting jobs and allows me to use the part of my brine i don't get to use asn actor. >> rose: do parts help you understand yourself? >> yeah. i think it helps you take ownership of yourself because, i mean, at least for me, you spend a lot of time hiding what you see as a flaw or weakness, then you read it on the page and go i understand this, and then youj3 can spend three months to six months using that, and it becomes an asset. and i think by putting it out there and not shying away or hiding it, you're neutralizing it and it no longer has the weight it had before. >> rose: what characteristic of jane would you like to inherit in your own life? >> well, her brain for one. being able to be that conniving -- being able to think on her feet the way she does, know human nature enough that she can see what's happening over here and react and have an opposing reaction happen with her candidate. i think that's an amazing trait. i don't have that strength. and that's not a great trait, but i secretly would love to have that. >> rose: you would love to be tougher? >

i like to pickle okra and then take the brine or the liquid that it sits in and make ice cubes with it. and put those ice cubes in my bloody mary. >> so when it's melting, it's not diluting it with water. >> and your last sip can end up being your best sip. >> that's nice with a bloody mary. >> if you don't have okra, you can always use cucumber pickles and their brine. >> what else do you put in it? >> i like some hot sauce. we put beef stock in our bloody mary mix. a lot of people like to salt the rim with some old bay or something. and we do bourbon bloody marys a lot. >> bourbon? is it still a bloody mary? >> well, i think the tomato part makes it a bloody mary. >> fair enough. everything is going well for you. the restaurant is going well. this has now become a destination for foodies. >> absolutely. >> people are flying in to this. just for a little perspective, how big is this town? >> it's about 20,000 people. it's an hour and a half from a major airport. >> okay. >> so on any given night, we have people from minnesota, new york, california. it's very interesting. >> how big is