but anyone who's been to the mighty country of russia might have been surprised to find a caesar salad cropping up in virtually every restaurant menu lettuce garlic sauce and. hardly traditional russian fare the answer to this riddle though is winter a danish restaurateur who came here in the dying days of the soviet union. running a business in russia. is challenging for different reasons. in the west the risk and the reward. equation applies to russia all there's a great opportunity in the market your return on investment here is higher than you would expect in in the west but it is justified by the relatively high risk that one has to face in the market it was nine hundred ninety one i came in september and the collapse of the soviet union was six months later i was new in the country i didn't speak the language well was interesting and challenging of the same time was that things were changing but really what was changing and how things were going to change for is totally unpredictable so opening up a restaurant in russia. was something truly unique back then there were no restaura

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season and things like that it's funny in the story about the caesar salad the situation the russian is quite unique because the season salad is on literally every menu in the whole country why is that is so in my opinion is. the key dish it was the caesar salad it was prepared in front of the guests by the waitresses had a lot of people have to run how to make the thought well as the years went on and new restaurant opened one of the things that everybody knew was to make a caesar salad three was a recipe that was kind of passed out among the few professionals in the restaurant business in those days the influence of the pioneers yes you felt it but really it was later on. one realized the profound impact. that one had in those days at the time it wasn't that it was just surviving it was just trying to do things right and get the business going in the beginning and in the first couple of years it was very much the pioneer work opening up a new concept by the late ninety's it was very much starting to become a more competitive market you had to be good you had to offer something spec

the key dish it was a caesar salad it was prepared in front of the guests by the waitresses a lot of people have to learn how to make this you thought well as the years went on and new restaurants opened one of the things that everybody knew was to make a caesar salad so it was a recipe that was kind of passed out among the few professionals in the restaurant business in those days the influence of the pioneers yes you felt it but really it was later on. one realized the profound impact. that one had in those days at the time it wasn't that it was just surviving it was just trying to do things right and get the business going in the beginning in the first couple years it was very much the pioneer work opening up a new concept by the late ninety's it was very much starting to become a more competitive market you had to be good you had to offer something special because in the beginning you opened up a restaurant it was full next day you didn't have to try very hard so i set out really to make a strategic shift away from just opening up restaurants to. implementing. customer service an

this particular dressing, the creamy caesar that they can offer with this salad, has as much fat as the amount of fat in that quarter pounder without cheese. >> how much fat? >> 18 grams in one packet of salad dressing compared to 19 grams in your quarter pounder without cheese. >> wow. so, what do you suggest? >> there's some great options. you can have -- perhaps use less, right? we could go with half a packet of dressing, or there's other options out there. there's low-fats, there's light dressings. you can save a lot of calories and keep the healthy salad. >> so, remember -- salad is a smart choice as long as you're smart about what you put on it. for "health bites," i'm nicole. >> this reminder is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. don't forget -- february 29th is the deadline for the "drive 2 life" contest. anyone in grades six through 12 can submit an idea. the concept should be for a psa that runs from 30 seconds to two minutes. to enter, you need to send in a script or a storyboard. however, do not send a video. i won't be accepted. the creator of a winning

here's a wild idea, though people have religious faith, they render to caesar the things to caesar andhe things to god. there is no way to predict someone's vote by religion. i look at those numbers, and i say romney is doing better among evangelicals than anybody else. >> they want to win. they want to win. i've heard from voters over and over again, yeah, he wouldn't -- would he be my first choice? no. but my first choice is somebody who can beat obama. >> they don't have a first choice. >> that's right. it's too late for them to come up with a first choice. >> they don't have a candidate. >> even if they did, they really want to win in the fall, and i've heard people say, look, i realize i don't have the luxury anymore of being a single issue voter on abortion. this here, i'm a republican who wants my candidate. >> and if rick perry wasn't just a balloon, if they had blown him up to the size -- he looked great. rick perry is a governor, he looks great, like a texan, great hair, all you need in politics. he had a record of unemployment going down in texas, creating jobs. he talked ri

we are called as pastors to identify the caesars of this world. jesus tells us to render unto caesar the things that artsy's and under god the things that are god's. that plan states there are some things that do belong to caesar like taxes, payment taxes, but there are some things that do not belong to the caesars of this world and we are called to stand in the gate when we see that happening and proclaim it. if we do not do it, we are not the minister is that we should be. that is what is wrong in this scenario as far as what we look into our communities. we see how they have been run down. we see how they have been affected by political voting. it is because years ago, my pastor, dr. edward jones, former president of the national baptist convention of america, i grew up in the 1950's. i remember a negro days. i remember all those things. i also remember how active and important the church was and i remember what a leader he was. in our community. that type of pastor who will tell it like this, we did not kill babies back in the 1950's and 1960'

in honor of the roman emperor caesar, herod named the city caesarea. >> we really need to get a... a feel for a city like caesarea maritima at the time of jesus precisely because it shows the crucial intersection of roman rule in jesus' own homeland. >> narrator: in this thriving seaport, the power of rome, its culture and commerce, commanded every aspect of daily life. >> in the middle of the city was a roman city, complete with the capital, temples to the deified roma-- that is the personification of rome itself. the political reality of the day was of a dominant power overseeing the life on a day-to- day basis. >> narrator: into this political climate jesus was born. the gospels present the familiar account of his birth. >> ( dramatized ): and she gave birth to her firstborn son, and wrapped him in bands of cloth, and laid him in a manger because there was no place for them in the inn. >> our best guess for the birth date of jesus would be 4 b.c.e. in other words, he was born before the death of herod the great, who died in 4 b.c.e. but i emphasize "best" and "guess." >> narrato

stephen colbert's natgeo wild south carolina serious classy republican debate with stephen colbert and caesar milline, no date yet, just clear your [bleep] calendar, it's on natgeo wild. >> it is going to be wild. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: okay. folks, natgeo wild doesn't pull out their lion humping footage unless it's serious. so this is the animal kingdom. natural selection was bound to kick in. today i also received this basket of melons from animal planet, okay. pure uncut peruvian honey do, all right, only the best. animal planet, the best planet, ruled by meercats but a democracy like america, plus animal planet posted if when you host your debated on our network we will change our name to colbert planet! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: now, folks, now you're speaking mylan gauge. a language where every other word is colbert. you heard them, natgeo wild, it's time to raise the ante. i will go with whoever can get the republican candidates to show. i say the theme, nature. it's an all-kid audience, all questions from the kids. maybe some animals can ask questions too. but no af

so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would let me work it out so i did. i learned to jump into words. that built my confidence, grandmother and ggrandfather were from the old school. i can remember borrowing $25 from my grandmother. i was taking out my checkbook to pay her. she said no, darling, don't give me a little piece of paper. what did i give you. i said a 20 and a 5. so bring me that. they went to the light company and paid their light bills. they went to the department store and paid whatever. they went there once or twice a week to take care of business. the process of going through things, my grandmother would take me to the library. all along the way there were places where we couldn't go to the andrew jackson hotel, we couldn't go to morten's cafeteria. there was a paramount theatre, we had to go in the back door, separate water fountains. it was a very negative experience. when i got to the library,

because if the hispanic illegal immigrants are not there to pick our crops, i don't get my caesar salad. okay. you seem like you want me to be against it because i want justice for people who are not american citizens. you can't make me want to give them rights. >> that's what martin luther king said. there's no document written by a human hand should be used to the humanity of any man. and this-- . >> stephen: all right, if you want to go, you want to go old school on me here, okay, you have said i want to make sure i get this write, you have said that hispanics are the new negro. >> yes, based on treatment, just like the criminal crowe laws are arbitrary laws capricious give anybody the power over you to abuse you, to hurt you, to honor you. >> stephen: okay. but are things so good for african-americans in alabama that they're not in any way the old negro? i mean are things so good for black people in alabama that you can turn your focus to latinos? >> african-americans can never forget how hard we to gain the rights we now have and how far we have to toil, to gain even more. we know

. >> according to caesar who shot the voiideo the man and his frid were both arrested when police showed up. >> give the shop owners credit. >> i think the shop owners and workers showed some pretty good restraint. >> they were incredibly brave to what they did. >> let go of me. the police are here. >>> in the river, a baby elk. on the shore, a wolf. >> was there not a bear down there too? >> i saw a bear too. >> yep. there's a bear. and the chase is on. and last week we showed you this video and the question became -- >> is it real or fake? >> is this video too good? nick wants answers. >>> this video i'm about to show you it's crazy to watch. it's the circle of life happening before your eyes. this is in alberta cannen da, close to calgary. you're wondering what these people are trying to focus in on and then you hear it. >> oh. >> that is a baby elk in the water running away from that wolf that you see on the bank of the river. >> oh. >> was there not a bear down there too. >> i saw a bear too. >> oh, your' about to see more of the bear. >> oh, boy. >> yeah. >> swimming against the cu

even though people have religious faith, they render a decision to render those to caesar what are caesarsnybody else. >> they want to win. they want to win. i've heard from voters over and over again, yeah, he -- would he be my first choice, no. but my first choice is somebody that can beat obama, and i think -- >> they don't have a first choice. >> it's too late for them to have a first choice. and even if they did, they really want to win in the fall. i have heard people say irealize i don't have the luxury of being a single issue voter anymore. this year i'm a republican who wants my candidate. >> and if rick perry wasn't just a balloon if they had blown him up to the size -- he looked great. rick perry is a governor. he looks great. looks like a texan. great hair. all the things you need in politics these days. what else? a record of unemployment going down in texas. creating jobs. he talked right. and the minute he got on the stage he stumbled. and he's protestant. >> more complex than that. think about mike huckabee. we had mike huckabee. if there ever were a ready made evangelical