but isn't broccoli? fresh grocer tony tantillo is about to show us. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with broccolini. broccolini's real name is aspiration vegetable. i like broccolini. sounds so much better. it's a little combination between asparagus and broccoli. it's got some of the similarities of asparagus and like broccoli. but it's delicious, loaded with flavor and loaded with nutritional value. but you have to select and store them in the right way. when you buy them, where it's green has to be green free from yellowing. it has to be straight. if it's curved it's been stored for too long. when they are squeaky when you squeeze them, that means they are fresh. when you bring them home in the refrigerator right away. and only store them for two or three days and that's it. broccolini. wonderful loaded with flavor. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. ciao. >>> from healthy to not so healthy food. starting tod

brock clerks it's a super food. -- broccoli it's a super food. we know eating is great for us.re talking about theout rubbing it on your skin, it's the chemical inside of the broccoli that scientists are finding to have protective effects. when rubbed into the skin, not, only does it reduce the risk of sunburn, but researchers from the university of arizona cancen center and john hopkins they hok found that it can also trigger chemo protective genes.ective those are genes that would protect somebody from the toxicc effects of chemotherapy. that is pretty serious stuff. st skin cancer, as you know, isknoi probably the most common form of cancer in the united states. so what do they do now? it's not that people are going to bee rubbing broccoli all ovr their bodies, but they thinkt they can get in that lab and take the it from the broccoli and turn it into some kind of position, lotion, something and, it will protect people's skins from sunburn and maybe evenybe protect them more than that. so it's pretty exciting research. >> it sure is anding we can read all the ingredients in

. >>> tony and his daughter stephanie are back in the kitchen with the big three, orzo, broccoli androscuitto. >> today we are going to make something with broccoli and proscuitto. >> we have some in here sizzling up with olive oil and garlic and balsamic vinegar to crystallize it and give some acidity an pasta water southerns up the broccoli water. >> i love orzo. you can do so many different things with it. is that enough? >> plenty. >> okay. here's something really cool that's going to go in there. the proscuitto. it's going to give it the saltiness to give the dish flavor. >> it's important not to add extra salt or it will be too salty. >> but i am going to add pepper. >> which is fine. >> and then i'm going to go ahead and plate it. >> go ahead. >> look at this. >> also add the proscuitto last because you want to keep it sort of raw. >> hold on a second. we have to finish it off. >> a little bit of breadcrumbs. look at that shot. >> perfect. >> this is absolutely delicious. oh, steph, good job. >> thanks, dad. >> you're welcome. time to eat. >>> hey, nasa is willing to pay volun

you know, if you can't get them to eat broccoli, you can get them to drink broccoli. truly beautiful. >> plant cells have little square packets called cellulose. well, the nutrients are in these plant cell's packets. and we put the vegetable, like lettuce or kale in our mouth, we have to chew and break open every cell to release those valuable nutrients. and as we chew, we release enzymes that create a lot of these beneficial nutrients in the mouth as we're chewing. now when you put food in a juicer, it can do a better job at breaking open every cell, causing this chemical reaction to occur to form a lot of these phytochemicals. and then when we drink it, we're consuming a bigger, we're getting a better absorption or a better amount of these beneficial phytochemicals. >> all right, jason, i want to know what's your favorite juice? >> people often ask me that. i don't have a favorite juice. they are all delicious. i look for a rainbow of colors in my juice, not only for nutrients, but also for flavor and how they look. you start down that end, i'll start down this end.

try my barbecue broccoli sandwich, which preserves all the power of broccoli and more.and third, marinate your meats. marinades add flavor and protect you against the carcinogens caused by flare ups and by high heat cooking and charring of meat. by the way, searing the meat on the outside does not seal in juiciness. juiciness in meat is all about keeping the center cool as the meat cooks. try organic california extra virgin olive oil to dress both your vegetables and your meats. extra virgin olive oil inhibits breast cancer cell growth in the laboratory. did you know that up until 30 years ago pharmacists in greece kept extra virgin olive oil behind the pharmacy counter, because the right fats both taste good and are good for you. and i don't have to tell you to cut out the ultra-processed food. they've taken all the nutrition out of processed food and replaced it with chemicals and sugars and bad fats. how can you tell an ultra-processed empty calorie food? you can crunch it into a wad even if you're not super strong. see this hamburger bun? watch: full hamburger bun.

it's a little bit of a combination that's going to be between asparagus and broccoli.t has some of the similarities of asparagus and like the broccoli grounds but it's fine, it's delicious, loaded with nutritional value and loaded with flavor. you have to select them and store them in the right way. when you buy them, let me show you something, where it's green it has to be green free from any yellowing whatsoever. it has to be straight. if it's curved it's been stored too long. when they are squeaky like asparagus they're fresh. when you bring them home, in the refrigerator right away. and always store them for only two or three days and that's it. broccolini, wonderful, loaded with flavor. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. ciao. >>> miley cyrus has apparently danced her way off the cover of "vogue." she made headlines recently with her performance at the mtvvmas. according to yahoo cyrus was going to be in the december issue about it was killed because of her performance. cyrus also just released a clip of her ne

>> you can do kale, busal sprouts and broccoli it's a little late for and garlic. if you haven't planted garlic, it's a perfect time. >> i have several packets of herb seeds. are they going to be viable in the spring? >> yes. just keep them in a cool, dry space inside. beyond that, sure, plant a couple of them right now. you will get some germ nation and may be able to get some herbs this winter. >> should i cut the browning flowers off my perennial flowers like hydrangeas? >> well, that's up to you. i do some but cut them down once they are dormant. >> thank you, cary ingle. up next your maryland lottery pick three and pick four numbers. then ooh another check of your >> tonight on 11 news at 5:00 the road may be back open but there are a lot of unanswered questions after a police pursuit left three people dead. jayne miller will be live with all the late-breaking details. with the o's five games out of playoff berth, they had manny machado carried off the field. and one problem that hasn't budged in the last decade? those stories and more at 5:00. now your maryla

carrots and broccoli. we got into the house and settled into the new house, it's been completely focused on miss america. really? tried to get all fancy. >> lots of energy. right there. >> there's extra pressure this year, too. the miss america pageant is four months earlier than usual, leaving the state winners only weeks to prepare. >> i focused and prepared for this moment. my entire life. >> who knew picking an evening gown could be such serious business? >> i've seen anything from mine, $400, to $4,000. which, to me, is insane. but some girls, being on this stage is a bigger day for them than probably their wedding. >> wow. turn around. >> and miss florida misses zero opportunity to remind us she is in it to win it. >> it's not a vision of what i want, it's a vision of whether or not i can do this. >> when you're crowned, you mean? no, i love it. i do love it. >> i found the dress. ah. >> while the dress works, she's convinced her voice doesn't. working to improve it looks like this. >> how are you do

health would have to be approved to accept the promise of the broccoli horrible. -- the premise of theroccoli horrible. >> the truth about health care, it was portrayed as taking the young and the healthy and making them pay for the elderly and the infirm. personyou think of a over the span of time -- today, you are young and healthy. in the not-too-distant future, you will be middle aged, and then you will be old, and then there'll be young people who are paying for you. if you look at it as a whole lifespan, yes, you are paying young, andn you are the state is not providing services that you do not need, but over the long run, it evens out. of course, the question of whether it was or wasn't the tax proved to be central. itre was some comedy about during the debates. all the democrats stood up and said, it is not a tax. the republicans said, it is. after the opinion came out, it all switched. notrepublicans said, it is a tax grid of the democrats said, it is a tax. does reflect the debate at the time of social security. social security was a tax. it was not an insurance premium. it w

if you grow broccoli in montana, sell it to a montanan and they eat that broccoli in montana, the u.sdepartment of agriculture and the u.s. epa and department of agriculture has nothing to do with it. >> that's taking on a whole different complexion in colorado. it's suffered through the columbine tragedy, and supporting a stricter gun control law, here is a slew of ads that are popping up in that recall campaign. >> john morris and angela heron out of touch. called it a sickness from our souls. >> a sickness of our souls doesn't come easy. >> what's coming on from colorado does it make any -- >> shocking that east and west coast breasts, that the nra and mayor bloomberg and their money are clark in colorado and use ising it as a -- using it as a proxy battle. 40 states in this country when you have a u.s. senate race 90% of the money comes from east and west coast and every one of these states are used as a are proxy battle. get ready it will be used again. >> who's paying the strings? we've got billionaires michael bloomberg, eli broad, the nra has put in big money to support the re

. >>> broccoli could help prevent the most common form of arthritis.pound in broccoli appears to slow the breakdown of cartilage in joints associated with osteoarthritis. researchers are planning clinical trials for patients awaiting knee replacement surgery. >>> the white house says a new u.n. report bolsters president obama's argument that the syrian government was behind a deadly chemical weapons attack last month. the lock-awaited u.n. inspector's report confirms that rockets filled with sarin nerve gas were fired into the suburb of damascus four weeks ago kill more than 1400 civilians. u.n. secretary general moon calls it the worst use of wmds in the 21st century. the report comes as the united states and its allies step up pressure on syrian president, bashar al assad, to uphold his end of the deal on securing and destroying syria's chemical weapons. >> we're not there yet, but if properly implemented, this agreement could end the threat these weapons pose to not only the syrian people but to the world. >> i'm joined now by peter yo, vice preside

carrots, broccoli. >> there is one thing they couldn't prepare for. >> i love the eyes. >> yes.es? >> yes, those are her eyes. >> reporter: real life. at her baton twirling rehearsal, miranda fell and tore her acl. >> medics, please. come pe >> reporter: competitive as ever. she was back and won. you will get to the performance on "20/20" sunday. miss kansas had a set back preparing. a master archer, she planned on demonstrating her bow and arrow skills, but at the last minute she was told, projectile object were forbidden. so she learned opera. >> i watched youtube videos to learn how to sing. >> reporter: wow, again, unexpected. >> yeah, show tattoos. then come outen a gun and sing opera. >> from a girl who wears camo. >> yes. i wanted to show the judgize can bep a poised, graceful, elegant woman, but i have this bic dichotomy. >> reporter: will she carry a crown? there are 53 women in this competition t in a way it is the contest between the old and the new. and who wins miss america this sunday may well show us where america stands. for "nightline," i'm amy robach in atlanti

celebrations and the reaction of other countries can be found on the website of artie's new video agency broccoli dog. and also their holiday spirit in russia's capital watch how music flooded the streets of central moscow on its eight hundred sixty six anniversary. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to rule the day. let's have a quick look at other news making headlines around the world this hour officials in afghanistan have accused nato of killing civilians during an operation in the east of the capital they say that the fifteen victims over half were not insurgents nato's defended the precision strike reporting that only ten died all confirmed militants back in february the afghan president banned attacks on residential areas but estimates put the civilian death toll at over one thousand for this year alone . protesters. police faced off in greece is second largest city after another round of and to a stereotype broke out after the pm delivered a speech promising that economic recovery was on its way i

americans health would be improved in order to have to accept the premise of the broccoli horrible. >> the truth about health care, it was portrayed as taking the young and the healthy and making them pay for the elderly and the infirm. but if you think of the person over the span of time, so today, you are young and healthy. in the not-too-distant future, you will be middle aged, and then you'll be old, and then there will be young people who are paying for you. if you look at it as a whole lifespan, yes, you are paying a tax when you're young, and the state is not providing services that you don't need. but over the long run, it evens out. >> of course, the question of whether it was our wasn't a tax proved to be central and there was some comedy about it during the debates, all the democrats stood up and said it's not a tax, and the republican said it is. as soon as the ink was dried it switched and the democrat said it is definitely a tax and republicans said it's not a tax and, therefore, isn't justified. >> that does reflect the debate of the tribe of social security. social s

oh, my gosh, he cheated on me, if i don't get broccoli quick.ust don't so, you know, the thought of eating right, plus i was one that never ate right. i was always eating unhealthily. i loved everything fried. i found you could fry a twinkie, i learned how to do that. fried things in oil, you know, things if it didn't have velveeta cheese on it, i didn't want it. so now the thought that i've been drinking water straight for two years that's all i drink is funny to me because i would have laughed you out of the room. >> and when you talk about the fried foods and the velveeta, do you get hungry? do you have the cravings? how do you feel now about it? >> when i think about it, it's almost like being a drug addict, oh, gosh that feeling. oh, i can't go in that bar. you know, i can't go there. >> right. yeah, and it's -- there's a lot of analogies there. i mean, you want to avoid that food and if you try to love it -- there's no question it tastes good. it's palatable, that's why it sells so much. you also wrote that diabetes which is this disease a

got you covered, if you will lead the way by eating lots of fiber all through the day -- apples, broccoli, all kinds of berries. whole-wheat bread and cereal, too, will help flush that waste right out of you. so, raise your hand and pledge with your heart to start eating fiber. it's really quite smart. [ crunch! ] >> welcome to "skyweek." i'm tony flanders from "sky & telescope" magazine, and i'll be your guide to the astronomical wonders that are currently on display overhead. ♪ let's see what's happening in the sky from monday, september 9, to sunday, september 15. the waxing crescent moon is low in the southwest an hour after sunset on monday, with saturn to its right, and dazzling venus far to their lower-right. zubenelgenubi, in the constellation libra, is just left of the moon. the moon is still in libra on tuesday, and it passes above scorpius on wednesday and thursday. the waxing gibbous moon is in sagittarius on friday and saturday, and it ends the week in capricornus. if you want a great project, track the moon's appearance each night as it changes from 20% lit on monday to 85%

couldn't, it would be too filling. >> well, i gotta tell you something: i don't really like raw broccoli to your health, 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. [applause] >> 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?

. >> so the broccoli stayed in the teeth? >> i guess so.dy for her in nice piles. >> you could have slipped her a dental pick. >> there was no way to do it without somehow breaking protocol, you know what i mean? but i always want to be told and i'll tell anybody all the time. >> i saw prince william right before the royal wedding and i said garage door's open. hey, prince, the royal carriage is out. >> oh. >> wow. >> the horse was out of the barn. unbelievable. >> i'm going to stay quite on this one. >> let's get a look at the weather. how about that. >> let's show you what we got today. we are looking at some wet weather in the pacific northwest. strong storms. there's a risk of strong storms lalter today. we also have wet weather making it's way through the upper mississippi river valley. fworjous day today along the east coast. temperatures a little on the chilly side but not too bad. the heat continues. minneapolis today, 93 degrees. it will be 99 in dallas. look for a high of >>> good friday morning to you. you made it to the week. te

. >> you had broccoli and spinach only? >> actually, i threw that houston. they didn't have to do that. see you. the news begins anew on "studio b," and the president is keeping up his push for war in syria. they dent call it war, you know. they tell us it's not war but to the she the tomahawk missile that lands in america and that's not warmth even on the home turf of leading opponent of the russian -- military act in rush, he is on the push. he is alone there. it met to an awkward meeting with the two and health officials are now contacting folks who may have been exposed to a deadly brain disorder, like mad cow disease but does not come from cows. football season, are you ready? i noe. it's starts tonight. baltimore and denver. but it's been a wild offseason. all the arrests, a murder charge, and then there's the washington football team. i mean, dan snyder says he'll never change the name of the washington football team, bus is it time? is saying the name of the washington football team akin to saying, i don't know, the n-word? that's all ahead unless br

>> jimmy: broccoli?no, parsley, yeah, >> jimmy: and then he tweeted, no more breakfast burrito, i need to stay healthy, who were you talking to, yourself? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and another tweet, my favorite grocery, and he tweeted a picture of himself outside whole food. and who took this picture? >> one of the employees. >> jimmy: one of the employees? >> yes. >> jimmy: you gave them a camera and asked them to post a picture of you? >> yes. >> jimmy: and then posted it for all to see? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then one more, he tweeted, burned calories without working out, great news. so how do you burn calories without working out? >> just drink juice. and that is it. >> jimmy: okay. all right, well, richard simmons will be here tomorrow, we'll pass that along to him. >> oh, yeah, yeah, okay, i'll tell him. >> jimmy: we have a good mix of guests for you tonight. vin diesel is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: vin is not his real name. his real name is vehicle identification number. we'll al

broccoli and cheese. >> we have a great show tomorrow. >> we do?ar to change your life. >> and carter oosterhuis helps you prepare. >> plus there's travel. all kinds of stuff. a very busy show. >> call me. call me. by the way -- i think we're up to 2,000 phone calls. >> everybody loves hodie. >> bye, everybody. have a great day, everyone. jeff: you know their voices but you might not know their names. we're getting the background on these world-class background singers. >> all the vocals you hear in "the color purple" that is me. jeff: we get a peak at their new ovie "20 feet from stardom." hello. roll it. >> a little bit about me. i'm recently married, i work with my wife on the show, and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting a talk show because there's a lot to talk about. this is the adventure.

spinach, we're never going to have spinach a broccoli.re going to lose, babies will not be nutritious. what is that? neil: they play off of that stupidity and we can say anything. neil: if you don't do the american public said never underestimate intelligence of the american people. neil: just as somebody who watches this scene talking hundreds of f billions of dolla, spending money we don't have on initiatives that havyet to pan out and then argue in the same breath as many have that we don't have a spending problem even though we're spending a trillion more than we have taken in, isn't that a tragic comedy right there? >> it is ludicrous. you don't spend more than you have, and you don't extend yourself a point were never going to be able to pay it off. they are lucky, we pass it onto our children and their grandchildren. our kids, nowou look at video games, we can buy a shoelace because they have to pay this off, it keeps going and going and going until it hits a wall somewhere. you cat keep printing money. neil: bh sides love you to d

no respect, all the sort of airline broccoli, sludgy meat substitutes, satan, it's satanic all right.at-like shapes apparently. like, you know, if you are going to be vegetarian, eat vegetables. everyone in the place is eating fake hamburgers. >> jimmy: it is weird. they'll sell it. go to the supermarket. make like tofurkey, shaped lack a turkey. if you are a vegetarian don't like the animals, why would you want your food shaped like a dead animal? >> they hate our freedoms. they, they -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: really. locked into something here. >> they're not happy until every little bit of possibility of joy or pleasure is sucked out of the room. >> jimmy: i think, a lot of, and i am generalizing, i think a lot of them don't like eating as much as i do. >> nah, nah. >> jimmy: so when you come to a place like los angeles, a visitor here, where do you go, what is your spot? >> k-town. >> jimmy: korea town. korean restaurant scene is best in america. just bottomless pit of wonderful, wonderful restaurants. layer upon layer. the thai food. the mexican, of course. in and out burger. >>

have known for a while that what's happening in syria is really important but sotorie like this are broccoli you don't want to. they said, okay, i' have to lean about it but nobody is writing for people who are just coming into it. we have a tendency, people like me who write about foreign affairs, to write for the other experts, to write for our friends at the council on foreign relations or we kind of make the mistake of assuming people don't know anything about it because they're not very smart and i should talk down to th them. i think there were intelligent people who were busy and didn't have time until right now and finally they said, man, i have to figure out what's going on. >> you have got the publisher's award at "the washington post" and buzz feed has done their own parity which is nine questions about the new iphone you were too embarrassed to ask. your new boss cited it twice in meetings and i don't know if you know this but the gossip blogger put it in his recommended section. how do you walk the line between doing this, which obviously has tremendous success, but also not mak

nice thing is you can use a rake to clean up all of those. [ laughter ] i can use this to shoot broccolitastic. [ light laughter ] that's actually pretty cool. what do we have here? this looks like an egg tray. >> we do. we have the world's smartest egg tray. we did this with our friends at g.e. >> jay: okay? >> and let's say you're at the market, and you're wondering, "honey, do i need to go and buy eggs?" all you do is you open your app on your phone, and it tells you exactly how many eggs you have in which cup. it gets better. okay? see these little blinking l.e.d. here? >> jay: yeah? >> that tells you that's the oldest egg. >> jay: that's your oldest egg. >> if you're about to make an omelet in the morning, you want to use the oldest eggs to make sure you always have fresh inventory. fresh omelets, right? there's another l.e.d. that went on, that's the next oldest egg, and so on, and so forth. >> jay: and with halloween coming this is perfect. 'cause the old eggs you wanna throw at your neighbor's house. you don't wanna throw the newest eggs. [ laughter ] so, any old eggs would be be

the white houe has upgraded broccoli obama's chances from meeting the iranian president from probably not to possibly yes. certainly they are making the rightnoises. >> we don't want nuclear weapons. because of pressure from the u.s. or others but because of our belief that no one should have nuclear weapons. when we say no one should have nuclear weapons, that means not for them and not for us either. >> and a wednesday interview with nbc television, he called for the 11 nation of all weapons of mass destruction in the entire region -- called for the elimination of all weapons of mass destruction and the entire region, saying the sides must move beyond the impasse. vivian, what does your crystal ball say about next week? >> i think this is dramatic. this is such a shakeup in the whole diplomatic scene. iran and the u.s., iran and the eu, but you also have iran and syria. in some ways, the ground has been cut from under obama's feet. >> but has it been cut from under his feet, or was the threat of force in syria what forced the issue, first with the russians and now the iranians. >> i

how about if we pass a law that says if you grow broccoli in montana and they eat that in montana, thenthe e.p.a. and f.d.e. have no jurisdiction. maybe the departments and republicans can come together on that one. >> the courts are going to tell you exactly what they said with respect to the guns that interstate commerce gets affected and you're not going to be able to do it. let's get back to gun control. it's taken on a whole different complexion in colorado, because they suffered from the columbine high school shooting, the aurora shooting tragedy. they supported a stricter gun control law and face reelections. >> john morrison and angela heron out of touch. gun owner a sickness from our souls. >> cleansing it doesn't come easy. >> when what do you think about what's going on in colorado. >> shocking! >> go ahead. >> shocking that east and west coast interests, in a the n.r.a. and mayor bloomberg and their money are clashing in colorado, and using it as a proxy battle for this country. if you've paid attention, in every small state, when you have a u.s. senate race, 90% of the mone

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foods like beets, grapes, blueberries, pumpkin seeds, broccoli to support the prostate, olive oil, whichelps keep good hormones from becoming bad hormones. we need good hormones to keep us young. we've got to put in spring water. let's put on the extractor blades. we're set. over here we have a female nutriblast and this contains some key different ingredients. we've put in arugula-- sometimes called rocket. we've added raspberries for their volatile oils which help to support female reproductive health. we've added avocado and goji berries, one of the best antioxidants on the planet. are we ready to blast off? >> audience: ready. [machines whir] >> look at the power, look at the bullet-exclusive cyclonic action. the nutribullet is pulverizing these ingredients. [whirring stops] all right, let's see what we got. >> woman: mmm... love the color. >> remove the extractor blades. here it is coming down the counter. for the ladies, let's give that a try. if you have a nutriblast every day, you're gonna look better, you're gonna feel better. you can live longer and you will ve longer. >> my ho

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. >> you had broccoli and spinach only? >> actually, i threw that houston.t have to do that. see you. the news begins anew on "studio b," and the president is keeping up his push for war in syria. they dent call it war, you know. they tell us it's not war but to the she the tomahawk missile that lands in america and that's not warmth even on the home turf of leading opponent of the russian -- military act in rush, he is on the push. he is alone there. it met to an awkward meeting with the two and health officials are now contacting folks who may have been exposed to a deadly brain disorder, like mad cow disease but does not come from cows. football season, are you ready? i noe. it's starts tonight. baltimore and

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. [♪...]

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oh, my gosh, if i don't get broccoli quick -- you just don't.nkie. i mean, fried things in oil. you know, if it did not have srel sraeta cheese on it, i didn't want it. now the thought that i have been drinking water straight for two years, and that's all i drink is funny to me, because i would have laughed you out of the room. >> when you talk about the fried foods and velveeta, do you get hungry? >> well, it's like being a drug addict. you go, i can't go into that par. i can't go there. >> there are a lot of analogies there. you want to avoid that food. there is no question, it tastes good and that's why it sells so much. you also wrote that diabetes, which is the disease as you know by the year 2020, half the country will have diabetes, or be prediabetic. you say it saved your life? >> yeah, because it forces me to look at labels and read how many carbs it has, a lot of sodium or sugar content and it forces me to go to boot camp three times a week, because i want to be here. it forces me to make conscious decisions about what i put in my mout

look at that, broccoli and cheese. >> can i have one of these?llez. we now know a home invasion robbery on the peninsula that ended in gunfire has turned deadly. it happened at a home in san mateo near the corner of lodi avenue and norfolk street just off highway 101. nbc bay air yoe's arturon&o santiago, police say one is dead, one is in custody and a third is on the run. >> reporter: that's right, marla. police still have lodi avenue blocked off to traffic as they continue their investigation. take a look behind me. the gun fightoo

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