try some an choe vees, sardines, broccoli and i would be fine. i don't think i want to do that every day so i think i'm really comfortable taking the supplements. >> sue says she's taking her supplements twice a day, but she's making sure to get checked regularly for any type of problem. >> i have to be cautious. with advancing age, we all have to be. >> doreen, news 4. >> dr. bennett told us that people shouldn't top taking supplements over this one study. instead, people should focus on things that we know help to build strong bones like a healthy diet and exercise. >> it is the light coming out of the darkness. ♪ i -- i got it, i got it made ♪ ♪ i got it made, i got it made ♪ ♪ i got it made fresh at subway ♪ ♪ breakfast made the way i say ♪ [ male announcer ] at subway, you got it made. try a steak, egg white & cheese, tricked out any way you want. subway. eat fresh. >>> a local company is helping a shelter for women and families by providing shelter in a literal sense. the shelter serves more than 70 women and families who are fleeing abusiv

no, i was a kid, and to be honest, when i was growing up, i loved beef and broccoli and, like, you know, roast pork lo mein. and my mom actually would tell me, you know, "that's not real chinese food." and i'm like, "what do you mean it's not real chinese food? we get it from the chinese takeout on the corner," right? >> hinojosa: so you guys would call. >> or i would go down. we didn't have to call, because, you know, i was, like, you know, ten years old, and i'd go, "bop bop bop ba..." you know, because it's on the block, and you just go, and you say, "i want beef with broccoli, roast pork, fried rice, and your chicken lo mein." you know, egg rolls or two. and we would eat it. and i actually didn't understand that there was that significant a difference between, like, chinese food and this takeout until i went to china. because i just felt like, "well, my mom might not be, like, the greatest cook." or the fact, that, you know, like, pizza... like, pizza is very different, what you get in a cafeteria versus what you get in a restaurant, right? so i'm just like, "oh, maybe, like, my mom

more kale and broccoli. >> neither one. >> thanks, doreen. >>> calendar confusion out there.ouch a spring out there, doug. >> big time. we are talking about 61 degrees. i saw a little earlier, waiting for the official high temperature out there at the airport. very warm day. warm enough in fact, that all of the kids around the area loving recess today. and including my new friends at cameron elementary. i spoke with the first, third and sixth graders today. 250 students. i want to say hello to all of them. they welcomed me into their classroom and a great time speaking with all of them. all about the weather. and they were into it, for sure. that's right. take a look at this. i love this picture here. a bright one of those kids. these are the first graders sitting right there in the front row. as far as the weather is concerned, out there right now, temperatures sitting in the 50s. still. 52 degree was partly cloudy skies. winds out of the northwest at 18 miles an hour. but gusty. upwards of 30 miles an hour across the region. 46 at frederick, 43 in hagerstown and 45 in winch

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we with threw in some carrots and broccoli. >> mix that up in there. >> okay . we also added a little bit of pasta water with this. it just gives them some star issue. -- starch. >> we're going to finish this off with bred crumbs and it absorbs the moisture so it won't get too dry. >> add some red pepper. . >> give it some kick. >> just dump that in there. intlsz okay. >> -- >> okay. here we go. >> look how beautiful that looks. now we're going to finish this off with bred crumbs. >> my favorite part. >> a little bit of cheese, a little bit of olive oil and that's it. that's good for you. beautiful. bye -bye. >>> we're going to go live to newtown, connecticut. there's a press briefing going on now. >> again they're open and available to anyone in the community who may have the need to discuss to talk to talk about this incident in its entirety. i have the ability to take some questions. i just simply want you to understand that we still have major crime detectives and newtown detectives working at the scene in the school. that is not completed. that probably wil

the kale and there was a little bit of chicken stock and oil and salt and then some carrots and broccoli. >> the pasta is fettucini. love this flattened noodle. it's so great with vegetables. mix that up. we also added pasta water because it gives them some starch red pepper flakes giving it some kick. just dump it in there. look how beautiful that looks. >> this is great because it's hard to find a lot of vegetables that go together in the winter. >> now we finish this off with toasted bread crumbs. >> my favorite part. >> a little bit of cheese. what about some olive oil at the end? a little bit of olive oil and that's it. there's the pasta, hearty, delicious. a double high five. beautiful. bye-bye. >>> well, when we come back, a test run today for the air force's new secret high-tech spacecraft. and a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, just call our hotline, 1-888-5- helps-u. volunteers are there right now. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, marin county. caltrans closed the northbound 101 connector to highway 1 becae of water on the roadway. >>> high tide this morning caused th

. >> try saying broccoli next time somebody takes a picture. that's a lot of fun. >> you have way too much time on your hands. >> well, good morning, everyone. the snow pack continues across the northern half of the country. we watched this stack last week for this time of year. only 7% of the country had snow. the northern plains were snow-free, new england, the great lakes. well, we had this big snowstorm go through the plains and the rockies. the snow plains go down the border, omaha, north of chicago, the northern great lakes have snow, all of the upper midwest, and we've even got snow down through colorado and even new mexico. now we have 32% of the country covered by snow, which is where we should be for this time of the year. that's what it took. one big storm. will the cold and the snow remain? doesn't look like it. it's a little better than yesterday. the colder air finally made its way to the east coast. it does have some rain showers with it. some are moving through philadelphia right now and a also down in south florida and we had t

you may not see broccoli attached to that, exactly, exactly.ut dukkah is an example of a great flavor that could move into the other world of food away from a restaurant or a sprinkling on. that's a great example of a flavor that could go above and beyond. >> reporter: in case your wondering about mccormick's savory success rate. nearly a decade ago, it correctly predicted americans would fall in love with chipotle. >> we talked about chipotle in 2003 when most people couldn't pronouce chipotle, and since then we've seen over a 900% or almost a 900% increase in new product launches with chipotle in grocery stores. that's incredible. for us it's been a great seller, we've seen a 40% increase in chipotle sales over the past few years. >> reporter: so where does the u.s. fall on the world's spice spectrum? >> india is the highest per capita consumption of spices. whereas in the u.s. our spice consumption is about a billion pounds per year, which is actually increasing significantly over the years. i think in the u.s. we're definitely becoming more

children, it's broccoli.oli contains a compound that kills cancerous cells while leaving healthy cells intact. they hope those cells can be developd into a new medicine for children with leukemia whose bodies don't respond to the typical treatment. i got feeling broccoli sales a going to soar today. >> brian: sorry george bush, 41. >> gretchen: my pediatrician told me the one vegetable to have kids eat, broccoli. >>> a stunt getting a public punishment after he cursed at his teacher. his mother made him wear sign for three days. it reads, i disrespected my teacher. i would like to apologize to her and all adults. >> he has a younger sister and brother that look up to him. he needs to be a role model. if this is what it tarrant county then this is what it takes. >> gretchen: i like that mom. she hopes this will teach her 12-year-old a lesson he'll never forget. >> steve: meanwhile, this morning there are just two world war ii veterans surviving in the u.s. senate. that after the passing of nine-term hawaiian s

i cut around the burned part and had a sweet potato around lurch time and made a casserole with broccoli, cauliflower, beans, and peas and nursed that over a couple hours. i found i could stave off hunger if i ate a spoonful and came back to it. it's been very challenging. >> schieffer: i know europe a coffee drinker. have you been able to drink coffee? >> no, i'm thoroughly uncalfinated right now. and it's a terrible state of human existence. i don't see how people do it. look, this has been a difficulty for me for just one week but it's a reality for americans for months at a time. i have a social media platform called waywire, where people are posting their own experiences on this, which-- and a really amazing testimony from americans. this is a daily reality. so in this time in our country where we see a decoupling between economic growth creating wealth for some but a real decoupling as wages decline. you have families whose wage wages have frozen or dropping, still working the same amount of hours, working 22 jobs and still find themselves dependent on programs like food stamps and

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here we go-- broccoli, ham... in seconds, look at the consistency, it is perfect. isn't that easy?lots of nice colors. >> making salads in my house sometimes isn't so easy 'cause the kids, they say, "dad, i'm... we're not a bunch of goats here. i'm not just gonna eat salad for dinner." but i am gonna show you some amazing chopped salad recipes that have some great protein, some great taste inside. >> and something different. >> exactly. >> something new and different. >> all right, let's make the dressing for this. >> o.k. >> i call this a citrus sun-drenched dressing. it's delicious. all right, here we go. [whirring...] in seconds! >> oh, my gosh. that is incredible! i love it! >> isn't that terrific? citrus sun-drenched dressing. >> i want to smell it. i just want to smell it with those fresh oranges, the citrus. oh, my gosh... >> isn't that terrific? >> yes! >> now, in your home you can prepare the chopped salad with a terrific presentation like you see here. >> it sounds delicious. >> and my kids, they come running for salad night now because it's so fun and exciting. let me sh

you know, where you're supposed to eat your broccoli, but it doesn't make it any easier to swallow.ecially when both parties have been gorging on sweets for the past 20 years. their balanced approach will be a real balancing act. at one side, you have lobbyist grover nordqvist equating his anti-tax pledge to a marriage vow. >> i hope his wife understands that commitments understand a little longer than two years or something. >> on the other hand, you have entitlement sacred cows. >> the social security is a separate thing. it does not add a penny to the debt. >> and balance -- well, balance will take adult supervision. that's the sound of a baby crying. and most americans think congress is little better than a crying baby. 2/3 of americans surveyed think our lawmakers will act like spoiled children in the upcoming fiscal cliff negotiations. 67% expect cringe-worthy immaturity. they don't have much faith in the congress, and they're crying out for a balanced approach. the same poll found 67% want a budget deal with a mix of spending cuts and tax increases, not just spending cuts alo

bring out chicken broccoli alfredo. or best-ever meatloaf.es, plus a valuable coupon. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> back now at 7:41 with the latest on the war on drugs. turns out it's your medicine cabinet. >> creating what doctors are calling the greatest drug problem. many aren't taking the pills to get high but to get better and having an unshakeable addiction. >> when jennifer cassidy looks at old photos of her brother, aaron, she still sees the picture of health. >> that guy in high school, starting pitcher for the baseball team, starting football, defensive end. very popular. >> reporter: at 33, aaron, a successful insurance salesman, who loved music and working out, went to a doctor about some old sports injuries and left with a prescription for the painkiller vicodin. he no history of drug or alcohol abuse but his sister said he developed a powerful addiction to painkillers. >> camout of nowhere. >> reporter: though aaron continued to feed his addiction with refill after refill, swren f jennifer said he desperately w

somehow they have to melt a lot of water to grow corn and wheat and broccoli. >> ice skating. >> i think somebody is yanking our leg on this. >> there is seven billion people on the planet now. >> there are 80,000 people who want to go to mars. there are 80,000 people who have -- there are already guys growing up in -- going up in orbit. they paid in the millions to go up in orbit for awhile. this is great. it is private industry who is actually solving something that nasa has completely -- >> that's what i was looking for. the reason magazine angle. >> don't privatize it. just allow people to do what they want to do. >> we will close things out with a post game wrap up with tv's andy levy. >>> time to go back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. what does reason have in common with jerry lewis? >> we will run a telethon next week. i don't know if he will run again in his life, but they are doing an annual thing where we try to have people give us money and we act goofy in front of the cameras. >> excellent. jedediah, do you have a message for greg? >> have i a message for greg becaus

i can make people buy broccoli, can't i?loor of fox news. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: exactly. before you go, your thoughts on the more important of the issue day of the should this woman get the ikea monkey back? >> i think so. >> what happened? >> stephanie: ikea monkey. there was a little tiny monkey in a shearling coat found at ikea in. in canada. >> an actual monkey? >> stephanie: right. >> in a coat. >> in a shearling coat. it was very well -- >> stephanie: it is his favorite. >> was it like scarfing the meatball counter or what? that's my favorite thing about ikea. >> the own her left the monkey in the car while -- >> stephanie: as you do. >> when they went in. >> the monkey escaped out of the car. it was lonely. >> because monkeys are smarter than their owners. >> you could see him peering through the window into the ikea looking for his owner. >> they called the cops or what? >> stephanie: it was taken into -- they took it away from her. it is in an animal sanctuary. >> it is in protective custody. >> because apparen

once again, so republicans are saying all right, we've got to eat our spinach, we've got to eat our broccolitudy, turn off the tv, turn off the video games and do our homework. is that as appealing as democrats saying free health care, free day care, we'll redistribute the wealth. i mean, it seems like there's a battle for the heart and soul of the country. where does america come down, and where was america traditionally? >> well, first let's address president obama's flip flop on his philosophy there when it comes to raising the debt ceiling. he certainly condemned president bush in those years of raising the debt ceiling, and then look at where he's taken this cufnlt he's taken us into a state of bankruptcy with his changed idea on it being a good thing to raise the debt ceiling. a very scary proposal was recently revealed by geithner essentially saying let the president have free rein on raising the debt ceiling to whatever level he wants. that's a very scary thought because barack obama is a socialist. he believes in socialis socialin redistributing wealth, in confiscating hard-earned d

bring out chicken broccoli alfredo. or best-ever meatloaf.llskitchen.com for recipes, plus a valuable coupon. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> we are 30 minutes away now from the senate coming back and what is it going to take to get congress to compromise and get a deal done on the fiscal cliff? from washington to all around the country americans are fed up. >> this whole thing is a national embarrassment, an embarrassment to the president, an embarrassment to both sides of the aisle and both the house and the senate. >> the election is over. you got your seats. you're re-elected. congratulations. you have a job. now work and do it. >> fiscally irresponsible decision trying to please everyone and you please no one at all. >> they've got to work together. >> they appear to be very self-centered. >> joining me now retired admiral and former democratic congressman joe sestak of pennsylvania and msnbc contributor and former bush/cheney senior adviser robert trainum. kelly o'donnell has just reported some of the latest information.

if you ask people if they prefer ice cream to broccoli, they choose ice cream.f somebody else always pays higher taxes than you are, you're for it. the reality is you can't set good fiscal economic policy based on polls, and you really can't do it based on politics. we understand the president has the upper hand on the politics right now. there are more people who make less than there are in the top 1%, top 5% or whatever. will it create jobs? is that not the objective of all this? plus, deficit reduction, and while the president has spent most of this negotiation process talking about taxes, he hasn't talked about cuts as much what we want to see. we actually want to see us spend less money and not just project on spending less money. >> but you've got to think of the public playing a role here. he we can't forget that our representatives are elected by the people, the will of the people puts them thered to their bidding. if you have this high of a percentage of people saying, look, we have to do this way. this is how we raise the rev nye we need to bring down

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. >> republicans ever saying we have to eat our spinach, we have to eat our broccoli, we have to turn the tv, turn off our video games. >> obama went to twitter to encourage low information voters. >> what goes beyond socialism is communi communism. that's what's going on. >> brian's cell phone, it's stuck in the lining. >> can somebody get a scissors. >> i can still feel the calls. >> that's right. >> victoria secret angels sans wings. >> we go to the victoria secret catalog and said can any of these people talk? >> you're the expert. >> welcome back to the show. >> i don't want to do this. >> merry [ bleep ] christmas. >> i'm not going to back away from my campaign. >> war on christmas! >> deadly serious. >> become a little predictable. >> who is speaking out besides me? >> the rest of us can't swing a dead elf. >> keep this country sane. >> without knocking over an inflatable snow globe. >> do loses these wars. >> there's a tv channel devoted to a yule log. >> go to billo'reilly.com. >> why bill, why? >> you'll go down to history, what? >> joy reid is managing editor of thegrio.com

that and eat more broccoli. >> he's laughing because it's the truth. >> thank you, nicole. >> i have new year's resolution. >> that's one of them, never to say that again. five days to go before we go over the fiscal cliff which i'm not saying after january 1st, americans are concerned about the threat. 50% of the surveyed believe we'll get a deal. 48% say that we're going to run out of time. there's a big chance -- that's a change from ten days ago when 57% thought we'd have a deal and 40 #% thought it was over the cliff. gerri willis is here of "the willis report," why are we just now waking up? >> if you were somebody who didn't have to talk about the every day, would you pay attention to it whatsoever? i don't think so. people are just tuning in. the question is, of course, like what can we do about it? right now, the president makes his way back from hawaii today and tonight. the house, we don't know when they are back. boehner is stuck in a blizzard in butler county ohio and don't know when he'll be back. more details from the survey which is interesting. 68% of those polled sa

closely but we can tell you some of the things that he bought include red delicious apples, yams, broccoli, corn, chickpeas and lots of black and pink beans. he is documenting his week on food stamps on twitter. that means that he will live off of about $30 a week on groceries. that works out to about $4.32 a day. and $133.26 a month. now the mayor says he is already going to have to give up coffee this week because he simply can't afford it. he did say on twitter that in exchange he will be drinking lot s and lots of water. remember, this will be for seven consecutive days. back to that sort of twitter exchange that this -- where this all began. it started with a woman from north carolina who goes by the handle @mwademc. she wrote to booker, as you mentioned, nutrition is not the responsibility of the government. why is there a family today that is too poor to afford breakfast? are they not already receiving food stamps? booker responded we have a shared responsibility that kids go to school nutritionally ready to learn. and he added let's you and i try to live on food stamps in new jerse

they include red delicious apples, yams, broccoli, chickpeas and lots of black and pink beans.oday, he's vegetarian. these are the types of thing his likes to eat. >> he can afford the vegetables? >> he could. he will be living off $30 off a week in groceries, that works out to $4 a day. and over the course of a month, that's $133.26. hard to understand for most people in the middle class, that they would live off of $4 a day but this is something that he says he's up to and he wants to take the challenge. >> $4 a day mean he must give up something he really likes. >> you and i live coffee. mayor booker has to give up coffee this week, he can't afford it. he did say he'll be drinking lots of water instead. now, you said that this whole thing started on twitter, ashleigh. if you're wondering why, and how, here's how. it all started with what was a heated back and forth sometime back on twitter with a woman from north carolina,@mwade nc. nutrition is not a responsibility of the government. booker responded we have a shared responsibility that kids go to school nutritionally ready

bring out chicken broccoli alfredo. or best-ever meatloaf. campbellskitchen.com for recipes, plus a valuable coupon. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. we are counting down to a brand-new year from the crossroads of the world here in new york city a couple of blocks away from our new york city studios a live look at time square. more than a million tourists expected tonight for the big ball drop. an event that party hosts have spent a pretty big penny planning. fox business network lauren siminetti is live in time times square to tell us about this. what is the economic impact here. >> a happy early new year to you, jon and believe it or not it's well worth spending $2.5 million to put on this party, that's what the times square entertainment spent. they even spent a million dollars to client up after one ton of confetti flows through the sky. it's worth it. the economic impact of that is just about $25 million. this is one of the biggest new year's eve parties the world has ever seen. it's great to be here. if you're from new york yo

>> guest: he was not easy -- broccoli, this is the other key thing. you can't go on a trip like this unprepared. i spent months studying kenyan politics, going to an archive at the university of syracuse at the kenya national archives, a lot of information i got from there. and i really knew a lot of the background. if you just had a conversation cold with leo you wouldn't understand a word he said here but i knew where he was going. i knew a lot of the beginnings of the stories and so yes i could piece it together and it filled in 100 holes for me both in terms of the politics and obama senior's personal life. >> host: last question. you found and went to the house that president obama stayed at in 1987. where was it ever going to show the video. he looked really excited about it. >> guest: that's one of those moments that i described when we started this interview, where you just think i am right here. this is an incredible place to see him get to, impossible to find just out of the blue. if this has caused io clan compound in a little teeny village

the surgeon general said santa should lay off the cookies and start picking up more carrots and broccoli, ha, so as not to affect certain gals and santas in england couldn't have children on their laps anymore. >> steve: we know you love the spirit of christmas throughout the year. we also know santa, that there are a lot of young viewers and they're look forward to you dropping by their house if a couple of days. any messages for the kids of the world? >> well, anyone who knows me knows i like to talk to children and i like to sing songs and have fun. so this is why it's important for children to be in bed when i come by, because if they're not, then i may get behind schedule and some poor child might not get their presents. so if they're still up, i just pass by their house and try to make it back later. so far i've been able to, but why take the chance? >> gretchen: that's such an important piece of advice. if you hear the pitter patter, you just might not stop. i think so many kids need to take that to heart. your new book is "being santa claus, what i learned about the true meaning

bring out chicken broccoli alfredo. or best-ever meatloaf.ble coupon. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >> clayton: welcome back. with all eyes focused on the fiscal cliff, president obama has quietly extended the wire tap law for five more years. the foreign intelligence surveillance act allows the government to monitor overseas phone calls and e-mails without a court order. it doesn't apply to americans, though. but the obama administration won't say if americans have inadvertently been spied on. >>> giants honoring 400 fans from newtown, connecticut before their game versus the eagles touching moment. the group included 200 students from the school district and victims' families. they formed a gauntlet to welcome players from both teams and held hands during the national anthem. >> dave: those newtown folks got to see eli manning throw five touchdowns. they rolled, but don't go to the playoffs. >> clayton: thanks for rubbing it in. >> juliet: here at fox news, we are lucky enough to be just a block away from one of the nation's bi

i think we should take our broccoli.ould start paying our bills and not pretend that we can use this snake oil to keep medicating the economy. >> we're not close to a deal and i've been trying for three weeks. i've tried to stand on my head doing cart wheels to pivot towards entitlement reform. this is -- this is not a deal here. >> the only thing we believe holding the market down is the potential for consequences of the fiscal cliff. you get movement there and i think you take out the highs of the year and heads out towards 1500 pretty quickly. >> folks, we're hoping that we were marching twaurds a grand compromise, an agreement that would fit many of the different components and corker's implication is if you're reaching any compromise it's a band-aid and a short-term solution to get you into next year. >> we do not have a balanced plan when the president is calling for $1.3 trillion in revenue and is only going to put 8 billion cuts. >> announcer: the countdown for christmas is in its final week. are you ready? ♪ >>

i think we should take our broccoli, i think we should start paying our bills and not pretend that wenesian snake oil to keep medicating the economy. and if you really hate your children, then support this policy, because you're burying them in debt. >> don't you think that the fed has -- yesterday we had someone make a very compelling case that, you know, the fed, everything that it's done has been at least marginally effective in letting us sort of heal from the financial crisis. letting us get, slowly, not in one pulse, get rid of all the debt, letting us sort of rebuild savings, and now even, you know, it's 8% unemployment or 7.7%, whatever it is. we continue to do this, inflation is not bad. we get it down to a better level, people's lives aren't as difficult. is it really that bad what the fed is doing? we haven't had to -- the negative effects have not been felt yet. >> that's what they said in 2006 and 2007 when we had the 1% interest rates. there was no housing, you know, boom. this is just a healthy economy -- >> where do you think it is now? >> we're going to end up with th

part of the reason i like the right purpose on medicaid, essentially to broccoli and the program to thetes -- this is not a cut in spending come up with in the future increases to population growth and inflation, something like that. we found the states do exactly what we did welfare in 1990s. most people on both sides argue well. the great thing about paul's proposal as it's not new stuff. a lot of it has to do is another context. what's new is he at the political courage and skill to put in a package you could pass out. >> host: the geo-plan is to create a fiscal crisis of them privatize social security and medicare. just go absolutely not true. looks great in the fiscal crisis is not done with medicare and social security right now. our aim is to say those programs and expand for future generations. right now everyone is paying them more than their parents and grandparents stood typically don't make sense if this will get considerably less. medicare does deeper than not. let's end it with these things. is it not up on. for not talking about getting rid of the program. were talking ab

you put broccoli in front of a child they will sit down and eat it and they will give you resistances to anticipate. in the busy world what parents need to do is be stuck five minutes before dinner time. let me run to mcdonalds and anticipate and prepare and think about what you are going to make the kid and make sure they are health yewell balanced and second one. eliminate. eliminate the jurching food. you can't have junk food in the house to teach them . educate the kids and tell them why it is important to eat well . teach them about good eating and what is good about the veg tannels and be smarter and have more energy. >> i find myself doing it with the milk. you are talking about the calcium and the teeth . i participate and thrameeps parents also -- respiratory >> it is not involved and not eating fruits and vegetables. >> and exercise is so important. you say to add to the daily routine. you talk about tech gifts . you got to get outside and run around. >> tike bite-sized pieces of the you can't expect a parent to go home and exercise with my child for an hour. you take five