then he would take some of that broth and he would inject it into the chicken and when he took that broth and inswrected it into the chicken, it died to. pasteur this was proof that this organism was causing the disease. but people were not all that easily convinced of the strength f his argument at that time. he had to do it over and over and over again. it's time for summer vacation he leaves and leaves his assistant , he says, you guy, i've got this batch of infectious agent here, three days from now go ahead and inject the chickens. pasteur is gone, on vacation, just like a lot of employees do when the boss is gone they put their feet up, twiddle their thumbs and say, it's time for my vacation too. they took off. his assistants took off without injecting this broth. he came back two weeks later, the broth is there, pasteur said what did you do this for? you know how hard it is to make these broths and get these things. i wish you would have injected the chickens ahead of time. the guy said, i can do it now. he said, all right do, it now he injected all the chickens with this broth tha

pastures is you ruined broth. make a new batch and this time make twice as much because we are behind schedule so we got to infect a lot more chickens. so they infected a bunch of chickens. some of the ones that had been injected with the old broth and some that were not. every chicken that was not earlier injected with the old broth died. every single chicken that had already been injected for the old broth lived in pastor said let's do this again and he repeated the experiment. it turns out he had the wrong idea why his injections worked. now we know when the body detects an infectious agent, manufacturing weapons against that infectious agents. normally your many times, the infection, the infectious agent is deadly, your body's response to that agent slower than the agent can work and you get sick or you die. but slow down the infectious agent, if you weaken it ahead of time so that it is slower, not as healthy, can't fight back as well against your body's defenses your body's defenses can get ahead and next ti

add broth, reserved drippings and pepper to pan. gradually whisk in butter minute; stirring constantly. keep warm. carve roast into thin slices. serve with sauce. makes 6 to 8 servings. directions: heat oven to 350 degrees f. combine rub ingredients; press evenly onto beef roast. place roast, fat side up, on rack in shallow roasting pan. insert ovenproof meat thermometer so tip is centered in thickest part of beef, not resting in fat. do not add water or cover. roast in 350 degree f oven for 1 3/4 to 2 hours for medium rare; 2 to 2 1/2 hours for medium doneness. remove roast when meat thermometer registers 135 degrees f for medium rare; 150 degrees f fomium. transfer roast to carving board; tent osely with aluminum foil. let stand 15 to 20 minutes. temperature will continue to rise about 10 degrees toach 145 dium heat 20 minute and flour in small bowl until smooth. add broth, reserved ippings and peppero pan. adually whisk in butterxture un

the techniques and training of classical french. >> so moisten the rice with the broth?this. >> it is one of the side dishes. it's like a salad. string beans. most of us don't eat meat at every meal. most would eat rice broth with vegetables and that's meat once a week. >> i'd do fine. >> yeah, absolutely. >> this is a country that is very rich in natural resources. >> madagascar, we have a lot of things that a lot of people want. for example, the trafficking of rosewood, prospecting for oil for gas and then don't leave anything for the rest of the country. this is an island paradise. >> and it is disappearing very, very quickly. >> a lot of our forests are being burned down. because people don't have land on which to grow their crops. >> the best case scenario that everybody seems to raise is that ecotourism will save the day. the local people will be cleaning rooms, cooking, and performing traditional ethnic dances. >> yeah, absolutely. >> to me, this is not an ideal option. and we see it -- >> what's an ideal option, though? ♪ >> heading south from tana, it's a very d

the inner ring is a more neutral broth. the outer ring, though, is the good stuff.w boiling. >> anthony: oh, that's good, man. that's good. >> xiao: that was eric's first bite of hot pot. >> anthony: awesome, right? >> eric: yes. >> anthony: and it only gets better, my friend. >> gao: oh, this is nice. >> anthony: oh yeah. >> seven: tofu. >> eric: oh, this is tofu? >> seven: yeah. >> eric: oh, it's the skin on top? >> seven: yeah. >> anthony: common ingredients like tofu and seaweed, various meats and fishes, are stirred in along with ingredients that are, shall we say, less familiar to the western palate. they got the duck. >> eric: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: then they reach inside, they grab the, grab the intestines, and yank 'em out of a live duck. >> eric: no! >> seven: yeah. supposedly that's the bit that gives you, like, the most fresh. >> eric: but it's a bit cruel, right? >> anthony: well, you want 'em fresh, eric. i mean -- >> seven: yeah. i think we should drink some beer. >> anthony: yes, i think so. >> all: cheers. >> seven: how are you doing there, eric? >

it's the broth. the broth. look at it. thank you. now i'm becoming the object of much amusement.ast ever. ♪ ♪ [ thunder ] [ engine starting ] love that sound. [ singing in foreign language ] before heading out to the longhouse, i'm meeting kuching native alex wong at a dockside karaoke joint on the malay side of town. now what's up with the karaoke here? i mean, it's popular everywhere, but this is alcohol free karaoke. in my experience, you got to be really -- up to do karaoke, but here apparently not. >> alex: no, no because it's the spirit, you know? our people here, they can party anytime. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: so you're coming up river with us? >> alex: yes i am. i am. >> anthony: excited. >> alex: and four days of non connectivity, you know that, right? >> anthony: yes. i'm committed to that. it's the drinking. >> alex: i'm worried about that too, really, seriously, because it's -- i'm way past my drinking days, you know? >> anthony: yeah. >> alex: but i don't think there's an escape from it. so why are you back in kuching after ten years? i mean why kuching when you have got a l

] >> jimmy: we invented broth. >> we went around the back end and ended up at broth again.y: yes. >> yes. >> jimmy: i'll drink it. not bad goat tea. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i'm going to leave this on. >> yeah. >> oh yeah -- i'll leave mine on. >> jimmy: you leave that on. that's good, yeah perfect. >> it suits you. this last one scares me, especially for you, jimmy. because we do this kind of thing all the time. we do stupid things all the time. we ingest things that we shouldn't. >> jimmy: well not me. >> but you don't do it all the time. >> jimmy: no. >> so this one is an especially hot tea. and by hot i don't mean temperature. i mean we made it out of ghost peppers. [ audience ohs ] >> ghost peppers, will it tea? ♪ >> jimmy: all right. this is ghost peppers. and this is for real. this is really ghost pepper in here. >> yeah. >> really. >> you can -- >> jimmy: i can kind of -- >> oh, you can smell it. oh! >> jimmy: oh, this -- it's like a smoky chipotle. >> whoa. >> jimmy: chipotle type of pepper in there. yeah, i mean -- >> oh it's get -- it got me. just smelling -- >> ye

a spicy, wonderful broth with tomatoes and herb and noodles and fresh snails. plump and delicious.plump little love muscle. mm. hanoi -- capital city of vietnam. seven and a half million people live here. in the winter it's chilly and damp. in the summer hot, humid, subtropical. the boulevards and many of the buildings are french, but its heart and soul is always, always vietnamese. [ laughter ] >> anthony: americans coming here as tourists for the first time, especially veterans of the war, are shocked by how friendly the place is. people are genuinely happy to see you. this is hanoi's old quarter, but it's looking less and less old these days. man, this area's changed, though. the irish/czech-themed pub next door. vietnam is a young country. almost half of vietnamese are under the age of 30. fewer every year even remember what they call here "the american war." those years were a defining time for just about everyone, vietnamese or american, who lived through them. and though there are still a lot of conflicted feelings back home, for most vietnamese these days, the war has becom

the assistance took off without injecting the broth and come back to weeks later the broth is there and he said what did he do this? and wish you would have injected them ahead of time he's and i can do it now so they did now it was two 1/2 weeks old none of them died they got sick but none of them died. he said he ruined the profs now make a new batch and make twice as much because now we are behind schedule so he made a new batch and infected a bunch of chickens some that were already injected and some that were not. every chicken that was not earlier injected with the old prof died but every single chicken that was already injected with the old broth lived. and he said do this again. and he repeated the experiment so returns out he had the wrong idea for why his injection was working but now we know when the body detects the infectious agent it will manufacture weapons against the agent. so normally infections agent is deadly your body is a response is lower than the agent can work yang you get sick or you die. but if you slow it down to weekend ahead of time it is not as healthy and

broth is usually parked with sodium. cut back or use a low-sodium broth. cut down on fat spirit one tips: you can find a healthy version of soup with last that. do not forget to eat protein at each meal. do not forget to limit sugar intake, especially in deserts. try fresh fruit or frozen fruit with no added sugar or canned fruit and fruit juice. finally, be prepared when we're going to potluck to take a healthy option. everything else is on the unhealthy side, you will have something to eat. >>> this weekend is a big one for movies. i will tell you which one is the most popular. >>> wearable market has been successful and new companies are focusing on smart jewelry. i will tell you what this can offer you. >>> we have a unique weight- loss program. >> it is not a one-size-fits- all program? >> everything is customized for the patient. >> if you struggle with weight loss issues, step out. >>> the wearable market has been successful. companies are focusing on smart jewelry. we have a line of smart rings and it gained a reputation that they are simple to use

. >> can i take a little bit of this, a little bit of the broth? >> guys, time for "words of wisdom," please. settle down. >> here we go. i think the best vacation is the one that relieves me of my own life for a while, and then makes me long for it again. and -- >> i think that's magic. brilliant. >> isn't that nice? >> yeah. you hate your real life and want to change. >> or that option. that's also there. all right. >> yeah. done with your vacation and think, oh, my gosh, i've got to go back. >> change my life. >> it's happened. >> we changed our life a little yesterday. we went and had a great lunch at our friends, the scottos at fresco on east 52nd street. matt was our host. >> yes. >> only one missing was -- >> carson. thanks to anthony and mary and all the scottos. >> wondered if dylan and savannah were going to give birth right at the table. >> boy, did they scarf it down. we had spaghetti and meatballs. big day, everybody. this is the day, my great nephew shecky turns 2. in honor of shecky turning 2 i want to show you some -- no. he's not i

then finally comes that magical brown broth. >> oh. >> wow. >> ahh. >> that's a good one, huh?fish you're eating, you know? >> just when my brain threatens to short circuit with pleasure, descending as if from heaven, itself, cheese. oh, god, the cheese. i got to tell you, i don't care how many naked breasts are on that beach right now, because that is much more exciting. all right. look at it. it's beautiful. >> tastes good. >> yes. oh, look at that. oh, man. oh, i love. cheese like this. that is just incredible. oh, yes. ♪ >> that is exceptional. >> life is good. >> life is good. in marseille. >> it is very good in marseille. >> it is very good in marseille. ♪ required. ch all free. and as if you needed another reason, >>> marseille was once the hub, the rough and tumble principal port for france's colony such as tunisia, morocco, and algeria. as a result, the sights and smells of africa permeate the city. there's been attempts to desway me from marseille, you don't want to go there, and yet i come here. correct me if i'm wrong, it is a beautiful city. it smells good. you sme

some that had been in with the old broth and some that were not injected with the old broth. every chicken that was not earlier inject it with the old broth died. every single chicken that had already been injected with the old broth lived. and they said let's do this again. he repeated the experiment. it turns out the pastor had the wrong idea for why this injection was working. now we know that when the body detects an infectious agent, it begins to manufacture weapons against the infectious agent. normally are many times if the infectious agent is deadly, your body's response to that agent is lower than the agent can work and you either get really sick or died. but if you slow down that infectious agent and if you weaken it ahead of time so that it's slower, it can't type that can spell against your body's defenses comment in your body's defenses can get ahead in the next time you get that agent, your body is all prepared. so you and and check them with a weakened portion of that infectious agent. now voice we have fancier ways of doing it. a weakened version your body get

sear the beef, cook the onion, garlic, peppers, and carrots, deglaze with ground peanuts and broth, bringingnd --awesome. serve hot over rice. >> anthony: wow. >> youssou: ah. >> anthony: that looks good. >> youssou: that's good. good, good, good, good, good. thank you. >> anthony: wow. this is very, very good. >> youssou: the symbol of connection, mali and segegal, is the mafe. this dish, you can appreciate here, you can appreciate in mali also. >> anthony: so, what's the future? >> youssou: future? >> anthony: the future. 20 years from now, where will senegal be? >> youssou: what i hope is in 20 years, senegal is gonna be the place for great and big contribution of what we call islam. >> anthony: do you think there's any danger of, the kind of radical islam that we see taking hold in many places in africa? >> youssou: all these people who are using the religion, muslim religion, to do bad things, i think senegal have examples. i think this country have models for the religion. this country, you know, you are here, i'm doing my local bissap and you are with your beer and country 95% muslim.

all this double in view is this broth with great flavor. but your heart into it.ake something that you, family, and friends will really enjoy. >> i am here with a manager at the heart of the city farmer's market in san francisco. thank you for joining us. tell us a little bit about the organization. >> we're 30 years old now. we started with 14 farmers, and it has grown out to over 80. >> what is the mission of the organization? >> this area has no grocery store spiller it is all mom-and- pop stores. we have this because it is needed. we knew it was needed. and the plaza needed somebody. it was empty. beautiful with city hall in the background. >> thank you for speaking with us. are you on the web? >> yes, hocfarmersmarket.org. >> check them out. thank you. >> welcome. the dish is ready. >> it looks and smells amazing. >> thank you. it was not easy to meet the $20 budget. i checked everybody out and found some great produce. really lovely seafood. i think that you are going to love it. >> do not be shy. cyou know this can run you $35 to $45 for a bowl, so it is gr

you know, stuffing, we're going to make pumpkin pie and i need chicken broth. >> reporter: once her listmplete -- >> i'm going to shopt basket. >> reporter: within seconds she can see what the list will cost. >> at my nearby giant, things are look going. zbh a few miles down the roa d, the app costs $60. at another store, it's more than $72. >> sometimes i've had significant savings over here on a bigger shopping list, the weekly shopping list. i'm saving $100 and i do drive there. >> reporter: if you want larger discounts, tell the app you're willing to shop at two different stores or drive a few miles out of the way to get even bigger discounts which is what elizabeth did to save 65%. >> times 52 weeks in a that's $5,000. >> how it works is also a story. it all started really as a game of sorts. how you can be a part of this first of a kind app, we'll show you tomorrow morning starting on news 4 at 4:30. susan hogan, news 4. >>> all right. when we come back, trauma patients get a rare chance to say thank you to the medical profession who's perform miracles every day. we rely on our cou

while broth was there when the woman and her son walked through the door >>> these large santa elves brought a team of volunteers. the completely furnished two- bedroom apartment and sunday san leandro was a struggling mother. >>> is such a great feeling i love it -- i did not sleep last night, the volunteers are part of the group called christmas in richmond, they help the family in need. sometimes it's easy to be overloaded as a single and people don't always unders and that is even hard for a single mom to say they need help . >> a woman who lost her furniture where she was living and recently moved into this one. she works two jobs and raising a ten -- tenure will boy. we've had our own struggles in life. we clearly know what it feels like to be -- to be without. >>> bedroom set, dinette set she has dishes, we even got closing and give cards, she's in for a real surprise. >>> to most of the day to get the apartment ready than it was time to quietly wait for the tenant to come through the door. >> hi merry christmas. >> my gosh. merry christmas. >> merry christmas oh, my god. oh,

dig in, sub-commander. is back for some plomeek broth. i'm not hungry. i didn't ask if you were hungry. you need to keep up your strength so eat. that's an order. we're being hailed. it's the vulcans. here we go. this is sopek. where's commander tucker? he's unavailable at the moment. can i take a message? i want to know where that shuttlepod was going. what shuttlepod is that? the one that left your launch bay nine minutes ago. r. we get shuttlepods coming and going all the time. it's a little like union station around here. want to know wherere commander . i guess not everyone gets to live in emerald city. you should have listened to the vulcan. he warned you against doing anything foolish. what the hell are you doing here? looking out for you pink-skins. if you had gone anywhere near that shuttlepod, you'd have been killed. how do you know what sopek told me? that was a secure transmission. sopek is the senior vulcan officer in the sector. naturally, we keep him under close surveillance. we've been monitoring all vulcan transmissions and ship deployme

stuffing, pumpkin pie, and i need chicken broth. >> reporter: once the list is complete?basket. >> reporter: within seconds she can see what the grocery list will cost at stores near her. >> at my nearby giant, things are looking good. >> reporter: a few miles down the road, the app reveals the same basket costs $60. at another store it was more than $72. >> sometimes i've had significant savings over here on a bigger weekly shopping list where i'm saving $100, and i do drive there. >> reporter: if you want even larger discounts, tell the app you're willing to shop at two different stores or drive a few miles out of the way to get even bigger discounts. which is exactly what elizabeth did to save 65%. >> 52 $1,000. that's a payment on a car or part of a mortgage. >> how the basket app works is a story. it started as a game. you can can be a part of this first of a kind app, we'll show you tomorrow morning starting on news 4 at 4:30. >> he's onto something. >>> today president obama signed what is likely his last bill into law. the bipartisan 21st century cure zach provide

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. >> anthony: ah, this broth is fantastic. >> george: yamas. >> anthony: yamas, thank you. [ lambros> lambros: he liked his dad doing it and he likes doing it himself. [ lambros speaking greek ] >> anthony: i was going to ask. [ nikos speaking greek ] >> lambros: "where there's a will, there's a way," he says. [ george speaking greek ] >> lambros: this is going to be great pleasure to translate. he said when they were at the right age, something like 14, he took him to the brothels and took him to the whores and told them to realize they are all out to get your money. get them a few drinks, have a good time, go completely nuts while you're young, and everything so you're gonna be a bit laid back on the whole woman issue when the time comes. >> anthony: when you're 50? >> lambros: maybe, maybe. >> anthony: okay, okay, glad i asked. all right, not really. >> lambros: so this is ouzo. >> anthony: oh, sweet. i'll have some of that. imy moderate to severeng crohn's disease. i didn't think there was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence

she played the mystery woman in "the blues broth blues brother" i never understood why my parents would or shed a tear when a hollywood actor or across trestle died. today i understand. i was a kid when i snuck into the theater to see star wars. "making money" with charles payne is next. david: good evening, i'm david asman in for charles payne. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is setting the record straight after the u.s. refused to reco-a resolution condemning israeli settlements expansion in the west bank. >> i have been with the prime minister of israel for 15 years in one capacity or another and he doesn't make such a

all stewed long and at low temperature, then served with its own deeply rich broth. >> think it's enough. >> oh, my god. >> as if the chef had been listening to my deepest, darkest secret yearnings, the legendary yeve a la royale, an almost completely disappeared, incredibly difficult preparation of wild hare. the animal is first slowly cooked, then coated by a sauce of its own minced heart, liver and lungs that has been thickened with its own blood. after more than six hours of preparation, the hare is served as the chef prefers, whole on the bone, the rich glorious sauce finished with truffles and chartreuse. napeed over and over, until it coats like richest chocolate. absolutely the lost ark of the covenant of cuisine ancienne. >> everything great about cooking is encapsulated in this dish. >> we continue all over the world to make cuisine of paul many generations to come. forever. >> i will never eat like this again in my life. chef, merci. the meal of my life. >> today i was treated to the greatest hits of a glorious and fabled career. for the first and probably the last time, i sat

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>> that's chicken broth. >> theat >> gives it a bath. >> going to let it sit. >> let it sit. >> make our stuffing. so in here is we've got the olive oil. >> olive oil. >> bread crumbs. >> bread crumbs, olive oil. >> put this in for you? >> yep. that would be good. >> okay. >> hold it, and you can -- >> okay. you do it. >> she doesn't like anybody else in her kitchen! >> don't touch her stuff. >> that's true. >> safety zone when you're in the kitchen with mom. >> only putting half of all of that -- >> yeah. doesn't want a lot. >> and come down here and we'll make it. mama is doing it her way and she will not be rushed. okay, good for her. good for you! good for you, alissa. >> when you're done -- do you cook it? >> no. it's going to cook in the chicken. mom, you ready? >> mom, we got to move on. >> you got to move fast. >> you put it in the middle? >> put it in the middle. >> i'm watching what she does. >> i'm watching what she does. take a spoon, put it right here, in the middle. then you go like that, okay. and then you -- >> roll it and stick in the do-dads. >> look what she does.

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wherever there's bones and guts simmering in broth, chances are i'll be happy. life-long resident of topito, alphonso hernandez, apparently feels the same way. so this is supposed to be a bad neighborhood? this is the best. i love this neighborhood. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it is known for being the lost souls neighborhood. it is called angeles neighborhood. like angels being there, but in topito there are no angels but lost souls. >> what's the saying? [ speaking foreign language ] >> showing los huevos to death. >> show your balls to the devil? >> to death. >> on the menu, migas. the base comes from boiling cracked ham bones to release the marrow, to which garlic, onion, cascabel peppers and episote is added. thickened with stale bread and leftover tortillas. you got nothing, you make something really awesome out of nothing. >> the grandmothers have the ability to take advantage of the bones of the pigs. and now it's a gourmet dish. >> any great old culture where there's poverty, there's something like this. by the way, if you're watching this, after y

layers of fried eggplant, tomato, potatoes, carmelized onions, and chicken sautéed and simmered in a brothtmeg, cinnamon, cardamom and rice. it's a big family, children and grandchildren all living under the same roof. and it can get chaotic. so, lets talk about food and eat food because it's just sitting here. >> laila: yeah, yeah, yeah. sure. sure. sure. >> anthony: what do we have here? >> laila: okay, so this is called maqluba or maqluba. traditionally made with lamb and this case chicken. [ speaks arabic ] they're very concerned that we're being very rude and we're not. >> anthony: yeah eat. >> laila: we're not allowing, no the others to eat. no, he's saying how can you be eating and you're letting everyone stand. >> anthony: wow. >> laila: for me, being from gaza, being a child of diaspora, i always thought food was a really interesting way to be able to tell the palestinian story. being able to discover this lost history, this palestinian past. plus, the food is really damn good. >> anthony: right that it is. >> laila: and it was i think also important to be able to provide palestin

. >> wickle broth. >> he started i'm talking with mouthful what do you got. >> anita benton and my productall need salt as christmas. we have southern inspired granola like red vel visit. alabama peanut better. >> 3eubg pickles. >> this is so good. >> perfect stocking stuffer. >> great stacking stuffer and good on a salved, 20, granola is not just for yogurt i but bree and draw berries and butter not. >> they can get it in time and call the number and i'll make sure they get it in time. >> great for new year's party and late night gunth. >> thank you for coming in and sharing items with us. so you know the information is ob our web site as well and slou you can get these other items. >> if you have not finished shopping yet amazon can help you out. company is promising one to two our delivery in some cities across the country and in parts of our can'ty too. there's a slight catch you have to be amazon prime member to use amazon prime service. procrastinators you have some time but the clock istic. the cutoff is around 9:30 tomorrow night to get your delivery before christmas. >> unbelievab

dagen: broth, it is transfixed. companies have really ramped up their stock buybacks so far in december. boeing can name one when a click they were going to taper off in 2016 after the record year last year. do you expect more in the new year and could that be a real driver for the market? >> absolutely. i do think the stock buybacks are going to ramp up and making ceos are optimistic not only because of the election effect from the election of mr. trump wh regulation, but also even prior to the election, analysts and ceos looking at earnings growth for next year and that is going to be very much a positive and buybacks will continue. >> earnings growth and not to miss in the deregulation of donald trump, do you think this has trump up for failure in the beginning at the start of his administration he doesn't come through with investors hoping he does come through. >> loring, that's a good point. in fact, the deregulation is very high. as i've mentioned before, even before president trump was there ce even if we had

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fingers working quickly, dozens of delicious tiny pasta are folded and twisted that cook in a savory brothonderful aroma and taste to this special holiday delicacy. >> this is particular pasta for christmas that need to be served consomme, we say con brotho. >> the guests at the party are washington elite and s neighbors and friends. among them a number of italian-americans living and working in washington. >> christmas eve is the most important night of the year for my family. >> for us it's very important. christmas eve. >> honoring his family's italian heritage, even supreme court justice samuel alito rolls up his sleeves on christmas eve. >> the main thing we do is having seven fishes on christmas eve and i've inherited the responsibility of preparing the seven fishes. >> ♪ ♪ his risotto and lasagna, so much more, to mangia and music from italy as well. ♪ >> and more music. ♪ >> it's christmas italian style. brought to italian ambassador, who are serving their country and serving christmas gifts very well indeed. in italy they say merry christmas to all. >>> well thats with one of our

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medical gloves and put them under our football gloves so our fingers wouldn't get numb and chicken broth because it has electrolytes and you put your hands under it. happened in a real nfl game. believe it or not. >> coy wire, many thanks. the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. for 538 people it is voting day. members of the electoral college formally casting their ballots to make donald trump's win official. this hour, voting is expected to get under way in indiana, new hampshire, tennessee and west virginia. some electors being urged to break their party's pledge and vote their conscience. recent revelations of russian hacking only adding fuel to the fire. but in order to block trump from the white house, 37 republican electors would need to switch their vote, something highly unlikely. meantime, the trump team pushes ahead with another hiring pick. nominating vincent viola for army secretary. cnn's jessica schneider is live at the state capitol to talk about the electoral college. good morning. >> reporter: good morn

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