does broccoli stand a chance, richard? >> broccoli always stands a chance. but it clearly liking broccoli makes you left wing so -- look, to extend the menu thing a little bit further -- >> dessert and the cake. >> when gene spurling says this is not an ala carte menu, the problem is that you don't get to decide how the customers will pick the menu. >> he's saying it's a prefix, not an ala carte. >> the problem is it's out there. however, whoever cooked it, whatever saurs it's in, it's out there. they have made a concession and it was entirely predictable that republicans would actually say thank you very much and now let's go onto the next course. the problem they have on the republican side, are they going to go at it from the left or the right. too many concessions or not enough concessions? that kind of disarray is helpful if the white house to get where it wants to go the reality is not what the club for growth thinks the messaging should be. it will come down to thank you very much for offering us chained cpi and now we want something else, that's what

broccoli. broccoli is a little boring. amazing. finally, bacon. well done. i'm, like, really?e 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 lucky with ingredients the chefs must get creative with designing their steak dishes. l

, okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it does look like broccoli, though.eah, that is weird. [ light laughter ] all of that stuffing it happened in, like, five seconds. >> steve: you go, "here's your bed, gary." >> jimmy: yeah, and she was looking at it weird. and she, like, sniffing it and scratching it. i go, "don't scratch the bed." >> steve: and then, she goes, "well, have you ever had your genitalia feel like -- [ laughter ] >> jmy: here's where -- here's where you guys come in. i want you to go on instagram and post us a picture of your pet doing something weird. tell us what your pet is doing, and put the hashtag "my pet is weird" so that we can find it. and then, we'll pick the best pictures and show them this week on our show. it'll be fun. [ cheers and applause ] we have a big show tonight. look at this guy. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] he's a rock and roll legend. from the rolling stones, keith richards is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] she's an amazing actress. we love it when she stops by. edie falco is dropping in! [ cheers and

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to make you want to eat broccoli.ld gete lily on this. >> john: would your reaction be the same as if they came home with weed? would it be worse? is it equally bad? >> first i said i told to you bring weed home. why didn't you bring weed home. then they said, yes i think it's worse and this is obviously the whole country is moving towards legalization of medical marijuana. we have two states now. the thing that frightens me this is china's domain. this is one of our last core american industries, and we've lost it to china, and i blame the public school systems for neglecting science which has left our meth manufacturers filing behind the chinese. >> john: we don't know how many people have been inspired. >> couldn't china just stick to poisoning our cats and dogs? why couldn't they move forward. >> none of our drug laws makes sense. it used to be when it would cause harm to you or society. but when you look at legal drugs, isn't anal leakage not causing harm to society? >> john: 52% of the american people now favor

it was again at felt most broccoli -- most strongly in karachi. this is the commercial capital. around 20 million people live there. we've seen scenes of people rushing out of the buildings and into the streets. we are not hearing any indications there have been any major events and buildings collapsing or anything like that or any casualties. again, people very shaken in the city and other parts. >> the number of reports coming for just how far this earthquake was felt. pakistan itself is used to feeling earthquakes. absolutely. this entire region is quite prone to seismic activity. we only have to think back to 2005 in the north of pakistan where 73,000 people were killed after a 7.6 earthquake jolted that area. that was a very horrific natural disaster. we are not hearing any indication that this earthquake was as powerful. we're not hearing any casualties yet. again, as we evincing in many parts of the country, particularly south of the country, we of heard a lot of reports of people fleeing buildings trying to find a safe areas because this earthquake was felt quite powerfu

its key ingredients are also found in every day food like avocados, broccoli and bananas. it contains about as much caffeine as a cup of the leading premium coffee. zero sugar. four calories. 5-hour energy is like... coffee with vitamins and nutrients. simple. put them together and it's a great combination. try a sip... then decide. ♪ what's the buzz >>> we're back with today's buzz and why some people think justin bieber needs a little spanking. >> here with the scoop and all the gossip is rob shooter. >> chris brown was a big deal today. >> everybody has been trying to get the interview. matt lauer locked it down. it's the first interview he has done since getting back with rihanna. he set the record straight they're together. and the entrance on the plaza was amazing. >> what do you think's going to happen with him? do you think he'll stay on the straight and narrow? >> i think he is. when you sit down and do that kind of interview and are that thoughtful and say the stuff you that really believe, we all hope that he means it. he's had a long time to think about it. it

did you remember to ask for the chicken with broccoli to be diced, not shredded? yes.. brown rice not white? yes. did you stop at the korean grocery and get the good hot mustard? yes. did you pick up the low sodium soy sauce from the market? yes. thank you. you're welcome. what took you so long? just sit down and eat. fine. all right, it's shredded. what do you want me to do? i want you to check before you accept the order. sorry. were you distracted by the possibility that koothrappali might have intercourse with penny tonight? he's not going to have intercourse with penny. then there's no excuse for this chicken. you know, this situation with koothrappali brings to mind a story from my childhood. oh, goody, more tales from the panhandle. that's northwest texas. i am from east texas the gulf region, home to many vietnamese shrimpers. do the shrimpers feature in your story? no. anyway when i was eight a montgomery ward delivery van ran over our family cat lucky. lucky? yes, lucky. he's irony-impaired. just move on. while others mourned lucky i realized his untimely dem

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couldn't, it would be too filling. >> well, i gotta tell you something: i don't really like raw broccolilth, and all of yours. >> o.k. >> take a drink from the healthmaster, what i made, using all these ingredients, it's raw. >> that is absolutely wonderful. >> wait, wait, wait, wait, everybody thinks you're just joking. we made some for the audience. bring 'em out here, bring it out here, bring it out bring it out. [applaus >> forbes: it tastes green and sludgy or...? >> it's good. >> sylvia: is it good? >> forbes: but look what's in it, this is what's so amazing. you have broccoli, you have spinach, you have mangoes. >> a lot of people here in this audience are gonna have questions for sylvia about their health, about, you know, there's something that happened to a relative who's ill... >> right. >> right now, if people dedicated themselves to changing their life, getting to a living well kind of an attitude, start putting more fruits and vegetables in your diet... >> sylvia: but who would ever think about mixing vegetables and fruit together and have it taste like this? >> but that's

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they farm a wide variety of produce, some of their biggest sellers as of late are romaine hearts, broccoli rob, and a big hit among culinary professionals, fennel. >> this is the field of fennel and you'll notice it's got a nice white bulb and a beautiful fern. and, really, all the plant's useable in cooking. >> cooking with it is one thing, but just getting people to try it is the first thing farmers like the d'arrigos hope to do. recently, they teamed up with local chef todd fisher and, together, the farming team and the cooking whiz whipped up new recipes for some old favorites. and in the end they came up with a whole new way to get people to eat their veggies. >> to see the realization on people's face when you prepare it properly and they go, wow, this is something that i--wow, i really like this now, as opposed to this astringent, bitter vegetable. so, i like working with it because it's a challenge for me as a chef, but it's also so gratifying to see a guest enjoy something that ty may not have otherwise had the opportunity to try. well, this is our--the rapi-deparini, so, it's got

i'm thinking broccoli. [laughter] >> i think a lot of the greens certainly go to waste.is actually equivalent to throwing out a 90 minute showers where the water. gerri: we have to buy what we need. what else would you say? >> i think there is some easy steps. we need to understand when food actually goes back. many people think that the dates on food our safety gates. but they are not federally regulated. gerri: thank you for coming on. we appreciate your time. well, time for the stay in business. it was on this day back in 1981 that the space shuttle columbia launched from cape canaveral, florida. it was the first reusable manned spacecraft to travel into space. it is piloted by astronauts astronauts in orbit the earth 36 times. it went on to complete 28 missions, and over the course of its life, colombia spent 300 days in space. orbit the earth more than 4000 times and traveled more than 125 million miles. it was a workhorse for nasa until 2003. seven crew members were tragically lost over texas. what a tragic story. the columbia was launched april 12, 32 years ago to

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he can tell you we have almonds, beef, chocolate, egg yolk, bananas, broccoli, peanuts, onion cod fishoybeans and barley, wheat and all of the other gluten raised. >> she is creating gluten free recipes and has her own bakery. >> oh my god. anybody? >> chocolate chip cookies. >> i love these cookies. i swear to god. >> well done. >> thank you. >> can we do the cookie dance? >> after i make some and i can eat, i am like, woo. think about it. someone said to you you can never have this for the rest of your life. never. >> i would be done. >> in a weird twist of fate they didn't know they had something in common with this woman? >> i was born in 1936 and came to the hospital when i was 9 months old. >> meet barbara also known as a banana baby. she was one of the first reported cases at the university of maryland where they treated children with the miss tear why yous symptoms that we now knew of celiac disease? >> evidently i was having diarrhea, i was not gaining weight. they told my mother to bring me down to university hospital, drop me off, don't come see her for six weeks. i stayed f

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. >> supposed to be spaghetti, broccoli and salad and i don't know what this look like, shampoo. safe for my body? i don't know. would you eat it if you didn't know who dished it? i don't think so. that's all i got to say. i cook my own food in my own cell. >> you know what i mean? you want to be eating out of trays? go ahead. bring it here. >> inmates like david monroe have found a more creative albeit more expensive option in cell cooking. >> i am making roast beef and corned beef tacos and in here, in prison, we have to cook in bags. we just get this off the canned goods, take the top off, flatten it so you can cut. other than that you don't have much to cut with. it's a whole lot harder than having a knife. as long as you ain't using it as a knife the officers ain't -- they understand that you have to cut your meat. i haven't eaten anything in the chow hall in a really long time. i'd say a good year or so. yeah, i can cook pretty good. it tastes very well. i can definitely hide the fact that it's coming from an inmate. you wouldn't know the difference. you just mix it up like

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insurance, which is what the individual mandate requires, congress can force you to buy anything, even broccoli>> in the next term of office for president obama,, how you think the president should address obama care? >> there is still a lot of things that need to be put into place. >> the biggest challenge is keeping the peace is in tact overtime. that is their challenge. >> health care costs keep growing and growing. part of that is there are always new procedures being invented and new drugs and that is great on one hand because that helps cure diseases, but if we cannot afford it and there are so many people who are retirement age and receiving benefits, at some point, you have to make choices about how we can curb those costs. >> we need to fully implement obama care. there are many really important pieces that need to come into effect. i think we should focus on implementing the existing law in a way that accomplishes its purpose. >> how we equalize costs and minimize costs to employers and hospitals and ultimately the patients and the government and make people feel safe in their quality

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. >> oh, wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not broccoli. that bed. >> jimmy: yeah, gary and i aren't talking right now. >> jimmy: i love all the scary movies. this is the fifth one. which movies are being spoofed? do you know all of them? >> yeah, we have "mama," "inception," "evil dead." we did "50 shades of grey," which is a book. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> yeah. "paranormal activity" and, yeah, a lot of people are in it. molly shannon, jerry o'connell. >> jimmy: we love molly shannon and jerry o'connell. >> she's so funny. >> jimmy: she's one of the funniest. >> she makes me laugh all the time. >> jimmy: you have charlie sheen. isn't lindsay lohan in it? >> yeah, lindsay lohan, yeah. >> jimmy: this is super fun. >> yeah, it's really fun. >> jimmy: yeah, that's gonna be good. when's it premiere? >> it's premieres tomorrow. they're all coming to the premiere. >> jimmy: oh, don't go. >> why? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i just worry -- i'm just worried about you. that's all. [ laughter ] you can get out of it. you still have time to get out of it.

you know, storing the old things and left over broccoli.perware's chairman and ceo rick goings. i want to get right to the fact your profit was flat. >> babbagnush? liz: emerging markets are among your biggest customers. get to the fact that profit was flat, down around 2.5%. that is no big thing. the stock reacted pretty well today, but what is going on there? that is not your usual tupperware behavior. you guys are always killing it. >> when you do adjustments for gaap. actually we were up 6% on the top line and 14% on the bottom line. so we had adjustments, and a big adjustment for venezuela devaluation there and for foreign exchange. one of the reasons that the stock went down yesterday, that we got it all back today, was that it took about a day for people to really absorb this. we're a very simple business model out there but because we're over100 countries a complex business model to really distill it down and understood what happened. it was a solid quarter for us. liz: you're in 100 countries but there are regions you would love to

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you're going to let jews, oh, it was read like us broccoli -- something like that. then you have added in this incredibly extraneous elements, even if it is absolutely not accurate. and so the vividness creates its own -- the technique of writing in out creates its own problems, and so i found that although i really enjoy, you know, more baroque, richer riding, i found that in this to you know, really-of the pack. you know, very, very cautious about the way i wrote about these events. >> at last, it reminds me of the great john prime, one of the folks. and i wanted it exactly right, but wet glove looks like, black-and-white. a black-and-white tv. shadows. >> jack. >> a big issue in any sort of writing about anything visit. how much of it is a shadow and how much is in -- >> sunshine and shadow. >> right. >> right. >> yeah. >> so, i think we have some time for questions from the folks in the audience here. and who has a microphone? do you? this lady back there. >> the interaction and reaction of the victims' families. >> sure. um, i spoke to lots of victims. occasion

. >> also broccoli. >> stephanie: and also broccoli. what? no. [ scooby-doo's "huh?"e them so they might have perused it. that was the most astonishing aspect given the trial record in this case. there was an enormous amount of evidence that gay parents are fit and loving and their children are doing well. >> which is why they must be stopped. >> stephanie: we have evidence gay parents are better, why? melissa etheridge does not let her kids listen. she waits and calls after she drops them off. >> stephanie: one expert surprised to hear scalia hear of adoptions from same-sex couples is an open question. no state forbids adoptions based on sexual orientation. i felt like it was 2003 instead of 2013. i think that's where ruth bader ginsburg slapped them down. that's illegal in california. pay attention scalia. one san francisco psychiatrist has tracked children born to lesbian couples as they grew up, the children are compared with others in similar middle-class families. the children being raised by lesbian parents were succeeding academically and greatly admired their

. >> not the question, but the broccoli and the cauliflower are a cruciferous vegetables, because theother solution we'll talk about at the end, something to help you break down the nutrients. >> apples, we think it's fructose is bad, but it's not bad, it's in bananas, apples and grapes, this is another way you can get gas, because you eat more of it than you can absorb. >> and carbs? >> bagels and pasta. these two foods contain gluten. a protein in wheat, rye and barley, and lots of people are sensitive to gluten and don't realize it. it irritates the lining of the small intestine and they get gas. >> prunes are great for constipation, but smelly gas. the whole issue of rasinos, some of that stuff doesn't get broken down. >> what about wine? please don't put that in the category? >> wine, some people don't digest alcohol as well. the important thing is to know your limit, if you exceed it you tend to get gas. >> milk, more than half of the world's population has lactose intolerance. you might have tolerated it as a child and when you're older, you might find you're getting a lot of g

little of it is about economic growth, and a lot of it is about what my dad would say, eat your broccoli, you know? it's about the austerity, it's about the tough things that have to get done, don't get me wrong, but they're much easier to get done in the context of high sustained growth where jobs are being created, where jobs are a purpose and a value for people to be able to pursue their dreams. i have three suggestions that i don't think are that partisan. they're not necessarily ideological, but if we just paused and said we'll have the food fight on all the other stuff -- and there's some good things to fight about, trust me -- that we could get to the point where we could have higher sustained growth. one would be to create a patriotic energy policy based on american ingenuity and innovation and north american resources. second, to reform our immigration system and move it towards something that would be part of a high-growth economic strategy, true to our heritage, respecting the rule of law but moving it to the 21st century where our brand, which is not tarnished around the worl

. >> here's the deal you could either have broccoli or muffins. >> since it's all flee you don't havenow, from abc7 news. i am katie marzullo. students at san lorenzo high school return to class to learn of the death of a student killed on the train tracks near their campus. it happened last night on the tracks across from east lowelling boulevard. the teen and to friends were playing a game of chicken that turned deadly. alameda sheriff deputies have not released the identity of the victim. >> let's get an update of the commute with leyla gulen. >> good morning, at 8:27. this is the drive from palo alto with a stalled car southbound along 101 before you reach university avenue. we do see lots of slowing in that area. we have a report of a stall at the westbound bay bridge. we are looking at a few extra cars but traffic is moving pretty well from oakland. katie? >> thank you, leyla gulen, our >> still dealing with haze out there and cloud cover along the coast. we will have mostly sunny conditions this afternoon. with hazy sunshine, temperatures in the 40's and 50's but antioch is at

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when they buy broccoli, they get a discount. the idea is if you give cash back for broccoli or rebates for healthy things, you might nudge people to get more of the healthy stuff and less of the unhealthy stuff in their cart. joins us from colorado. are you with us? let's go to mike in pennsylvania. caller: i appreciate you taking my call. i have a comment and a question. obviously, this is a complex problem. there is not going to be a simple solution. i realize it is a big problem. my question is, as far as food stamps are concerned because this is a social problem, has anybody looked at the fact that so many people on food stamps -- maybe there is a relationship between.and obesity going on. i have three daughters. i want to put a plug in for vitamins. i make sure they take vitamins every day. before we let you go, how conscious are you when you go shopping for your family? how much do you think about the kinds of foods you are buying for your kids? it.er: very conscious about a lot of it has to do with family values and indiv

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