bag of charcoal? [ ella laughs ] you the bag of charcoal, baby. >> ain't that brilliant?>> how'd i do? it came out like that. >> just like that? >> uh-huh. >> you know what? i can't believe this. this -- this right here -- this has got to be karma. is this the punishment that i get for all the people's lives i ruined hustling them? >> no, miranda, you -- this is not karma, honey. you're not being punished. >> yeah, girl, because if this is karma, i'd still be locked in a jail in brazil. oh! [ speaks portuguese ] [ purrs ] >> what is she talking about? >> i don't know, sweetie. i have no idea. >> you know -- no, no -- okay, well, then how do you explain the housekeeper going into labor with triplets on my wedding day? my wedding day? >> yeah, that sounds like karma to me. >> jazmine. listen, miranda, everything is going to be fine. >> yes, honey, your father's going to be here, don't worry. i'm going to check my phone to see if he called. >> hey, any word from -- what's your husband's name? >> jeffrey. >> jeffrey? >> no, he hasn't answered his cell phone. >> okay, this is

perhaps they are best known dish -- perhaps the best known dish is skewers are charcoal grilled chicken. people also try various kinds of often, seasoned with soy sauce, or miso flavored vegetable soup. this is perhaps the easiest way to sample japanese-style home cooking. i like to have a drink and just talk to people. also, the food is great. the specialty of tokyo is the restaurants offer a range of world cuisines on the same menu. asian, south american, even african cooking. great effort is made to make sure the taste is completely authentic. i love to come here because i can try food from all over the world. tokyo also hosts many international themed food events. whether you want to discover world cooking or japanese cuisine, tokyo truly is a gourmet paradise.

. >> where do you put the charcoal? >> underneath, charcoal bags, woodchips, as well. very cool. $100. next, this is from emmy, which makes fondu. comes out with a football hub, they want to make fondu cool. that's a helmet, $50, kind of upscale, put some food here, bread, the fondu, just pop it in. >> that's a great christmas present in the future for the guy in your family. >> the matching thing would be from wayfair, they have snack helmets, a helmet to put in chips or candy or what not. that's good. >> that's clever. >> how much are they? >> $50. >> not bad. >> next over here, this is from true dough, their bottle opener and also a cap catcher. so the way it works, put it in here like this, you guys can try it out, too, and it captures it. >> so you can count how many. >> that's why there's an obesity problem. we can't even pick up our beer can things, you know, our tops. >> mess all over the parking lot, making a mess everywhere, good for the environment. >> how do you do it? >> like this, kind of pull the far end of it and pull back in. got it? >> no. >> come on, ladies. >>

a steady stream of cars have carts and vehicles that run on charcoal. >> reporter: most people still rely on bicycles to travel around. most officials don't talk about these issues. they'd rather focus on what they say is the country's rising and government proceeds that have stimulated economic growths like this tote from three hours. currently being built by 10,000 soldiers and students, officials say it's expected to be complete this year. it will boast 11 ski slopes, high class hotel. >>translator: this resort aims to be profitable. it's also a place where north korea can enjoy skiing, including the young. >> reporter: there's this project already complete. a suite with ocean view at this beach resort cost $262 for a night. >>translator: we came from pyongyang. >> i feel very good. people can enjoy themselves at resorts like this thanks to the profound love of our leader kim jongun. >> reporter: a luxury get away for north koreans able to benefit from the economic reforms. officials want to give the impression the entire country is booming. the difference between the country side

it's turned into a big charcoal. >> reporter: a mountain that was once overgrown with brush and trees changed in a flash. >> it's an area that hadn't burned since 1977 and then 3,000 acres of it became a moon skap. >> reporter: not only did the fire wipe out vegetation, but it also killed wildlife. >> 3,000 acres burned. a whole bunch of the tarantulas were killed in the fire. that's a big hit on that species. >> reporter: fire crews are working to repair and save the hillsides which are at risk for mud slides once the rainy season starts. >> we're going to repair bulldozer lines so water doesn't start cascading off the mountain. >> hopefully the mud slides won't be so intense they create another tragedy of some sort. >> reporter: we're back here live. residents are going to have to live with the impact of this fire for months and years. this fire was started by a target shooter. they're encouraging anyone who engages in an activity that may cause a spark to be careful. >>> this story now coming up as generated a lot of attention. you might recall earlier this week an east bay fire cr

steady stream of cars that run on charcoal. most people rely on bicycles to travel around. officials don't talk about these issue issues. they'd rather focus on what they say is a country's rising policies that have stimulated economic conditions. this is currently being built by some 10,000 soldiers and students. officials say it's expected to be complete this year. it will house 11 ski slopes, a high class hotel. >> translator: this resort aims to be profitable. but it's also a place where north koreans, including the young can enjoy skiing. >> and this project is already complete. a suite with an ocean view costs $262 for a night. >> translator: we came from pyongyang. >> i feel very good. people can enjoy themselves at resorts like this, thanks to the profound love of our leader kim jong-un. >> a luxury getaway for north koreans lucky enough to benefit from the government. they want to give the impression the entire country is booming. but the difference between the capitol and the countryside suggests a difference. >>> u.n. investigators say systematic and gross human

. >> grab an empty egg carton and put charcoal in each slot and light it up and enjoy. >> everybody has coal started and you use way too much lighter fluid and your food tastes bad. >> and the mosquitos will be out there. >> sprinkle rosemary or basil on to the coals and the bugs will stay away. >> if you don't have a microwave. >> line the top with aluminum foil and place your food insde have a solar charged grilled cheese sandwich. >> how much time does it take? but when the power is out. >> if you need the right direction home, get a small sliver of metal such as a needle and rub it on clothes and then put it in space and float it in water. >> does it work? >> rub your shirt in the point of the needle. beth, i can see how you like these household hacks. >> well, it is how much i love you and how much i want you to survive if there is a problem. >> this guy is about to hit the big trick on the long board. >> on the long board? >> yes, on the long board. and it is crazy. >>> and "right this minute" bloopers just got songified. ♪ >>> see if we >>> hey, don't forget that there is an app

grab an empty egg carton and place charcoal into all the slots. seal it up, light a corner and enjoy. >> everybody has trouble getting the coal started. you use way too much starter fluid and that makes your food taste bad. >> and you are living outside, mosquitoes are going to be out there. >> they think i'm a buffet. >> sprinkle basil or drop rosemary on to the coals. the bugs can't stand it and will stay far away. >> if you want to cook your food, you can make a microwave. >> grab a small food box and cut out a fold. wrap the top in alum null foil and line the inner box with it as well. place your good inside and give it some time. you now have a solar charged grilled cheese sandwich. >> how long does that take, though? >> when the power is out, all you have is time. >> that's true. >> an off-road adventure goes -- >> really wrong, really fast. >> why this climb isn't all it's cracked up to be. >>> and it's a special surprise to ma and pa. >> but there's one more surprise! >> the story behind and there's a big advantage parents can give their k

these conditions are usually worse here, because most people heat their homes with charcoal. an increase in number of people in china are voicing fear of the possible health effects of living in a toxic haze. the chinese government announced plans in september to limit the number of vehicles. they want to reduce the density of air pollutants by more than 10% by 2017. will this plan produce results? people are watching closely to see what the government will do to help clear things up. nhk world, beijing. >>> a chinese diplomat is dismissing the possibility of a one-on-one meeting between the leaders of china and japan. xi jinping and shinzo abe will both be attending the upcoming apec summit in bali. vice foreign minister said the government is arranging for president xi to meet individually with other leaders. but he said prime minister abe is not on the list. he argued japanese leaders have taken no meaningful actions to improve relations, and stressed it's for japan to acknowledge that a territorial issue exists over islands in the waters between the countries. china and t

so, like a charcoal grill and light their apartment on fire.ouch, the dog. what kind of attention has this dog gotten? >> enough to initiate a contest that we have top fire house dog. across the country, we had submissions from fire houses across the country. >> look at that. >> oh, my god. >> how many submissions did you guys have? >> hundreds, if not thousands. >> yeah. lots. >> i have a friend that submitted himself, a firefighter in san francisco, in san bruno, he heard about this contest a few weeks ago, and submitted himself as a top dog. we said, no, it's not for you. >> we have three. lieutenant todd warwick and smoky. >> where are you guys? >> how are you? good to see you. >> tell us about why you think smoky is the right top dog. >> well, in november of 2009, the fire department responded to a house fire and we thought all the occupants were out, the dogs were still in, the there was four dogs. ask dogs are part of the family too. >> sure. >> we got three out af know adjacent room. she was actually in the room of origin. she was only

. >> reporter: she uses ash to control insect, charcoal for the nutrients and husks and fiber to rejuvenatethe soil. costa rica has pledged to become a carbon neutral nation by 2021. they are using the same methods of their ancestors, and returning to them now will also help the planet. >> tomorrow we will take to you zurich where researchers are focusing on solar energy to help those in need of water and electricity. >> meteorologist: there isn't much sun in parts of the pacific northwest. we have a big fall storm bringing mountain snow as we get into wednesday and thursday. we're still getting high mountain form i snow in the forf light showers. but as we get showers in across the pacific northwest and the lowlands this storm will have snow drop down. in montana we'll talk about a 5,000-foot snow level and see about one to three inches in the valleys near 5,000 feet. above that we're talking about a foot of snow. in some areas higher elevation of 5,000 feet. we'll get more than that. it's not just snow but winds, too. we have high winds warnings, and be appropriate those high mountain pas

. >> reporter: she mixes waste with ash to control insects and charcoal and coconut fiber and it's timee wants to be a carbon free nation by 2021 and proud to be using the same methods as their ancestors and returning to them now will help the planet. >> reporter: copenhagen is home to a mask which hopes the giant container ships will rule the waves and we have a remarkable maiden voyage. >> reporter: this is one of three like it and the biggest in the world and at 400 meters long it's as long as four football pitches and almost as wide as one. so the danish captain it has been an unforgettable trip to copenhagen. >> here since childhood and a dream of mine that coming in on a ship i didn't ever realize or imagine that it would be on the world's largest ship and as a captain. >> reporter: this container ship is part of the new triple, e class and built by the company mask to transport goods between asia and europe and in years there will be 20 operating at a total cost of almost $4 billion. although it's big the vessel sails at slow speed reducing c 02 emissions. >> reporter: it will re

take some charcoal, take some -- and do the portrait. that's not what happened. she stayed for four days and she later explained she became both mesmerized by kennedy's graceful positions of the college athlete his incredible eyes and finally she admitted i fell a teeny bit in love with him. well i would say more than it teeny bit as for the next year all she drew and all she painted was john f. kennedy. she got back to new york and she realized she had only seen one aspect of him. she had seen him in person but she decided if she wanted to capture his essence she was going to have to watch them whenever he came on tv and cut out photographs from life and "the new york times" and she pasted them all over her wall. pretty soon she was working on 36 oil campuses. she had to climb the ladder to reach them. the first picture in my book shows her reaching up into one of her top kennedy portraits. what had she found? i think she found with this taureans and viper for use -- biographers have found for decades since and that is kennedy's elusiveness for secrecy and his p

rosemary garlic zest of oranges and all that and grild over charcoal and paired with sausages. >> diditalian food. there's a cube of italian ice melting over your glass right now. >> and kentucky bourbon. >> this is steamed artichokes. love this dish. again, this is a family dish you know, we cooked all together and it was kind of a team setting. one cleaned up the choik, one prepared the slaus, one sliced up the onions. i love it because it can be used as a side tossing into pasta or served cold. >> you started pursuing cooking very very early. >> very early. >> like you were a teenager. >> yes. wi i was about 8 or 9 years old. my dad was giving me the education not knowing that it would become a profession for me. >> you were in a restaurant at 16 and running one by 18. >> yes. i was allowed to work. i got pushed into it right away. 16 i was in the kitchen and i never stopped ever since. >> and now you've won all these awards. when i see you've won award after aware, do the awards mean anything at this point? >> you probably hear this quite often but i do believe there is the right

lots of charcoal, put the match in. back off. bill: good morning, everybody. on this labor day we are awaiting a key meeting with the president and john mccain and lindsey graham. it has been a fascinating 72 hours and the world and this country awaits the next move. i'm bill hemmer, welcome to "america's newsroom." heather: a full-court press is on the way to round up support. john kerry makes strong statements suggesting a u.s. strike is imminent. billimminent.and the white house releases an intelligence report deserting a syrian chemical weapons unit used nerve gas to sill 1,400. bill: the white house announces the president will speak and just about everybody thinks we are about to hear an order for a go. heather: the day at 1:15 president obama speaks from the rose garden and said he will ask congress. bill: he had a phone call "speaker of the house. bill: and meets with his national security team saturday. heather: saturday morning secretary of state hillary clinton makes the roun saturday -- -- secretary of state john kerry makes an announcement. >> we

. >> warren jeffs in his charcoal gray suit stood up to hear the krer verdict.uilty to the charge of rape as an accomplice. >> guilty on both felon counts. allen steve had been charged with one count of rape but denied the allegations. later he pleaded to reduced charges. two third-degree felons and was sentenced to 30 days in jail along with three years probation. >> this has not been easy for us. the easy thing would have been to do nothing. but i have followed my heart, and i've spoken the truth. >> and rebecca finally felt vindicated. >> i spoke. i testified he was found guilty. and it wasn't like the world went into massive explosions or earthquakes. i just thought finally, it's over. >> it wasn't over though, was it? >> no. >> in fact, it was just beginning. because a whole new and much more complicated case was about to explode deep in the heart of texas. and soon rebecca would find herself smack in the middle of it. >>> coming up, investigators discover a mind boggling scene. while rebecca watches from affair, holding her breath. >>> it felt like i was b

rosemary garlic zest of oranges and all that and grild over charcoal and paired with sausages. >> diditalian food. there's a cube of italian ice melting over your glass right now. >> and kentucky bourbon. >> this is steamed artichokes. love this dish. again, this is a family dish you know, we cooked all together and it was kind of a team setting. one cleaned up the choik, one prepared the slaus, one sliced up the onions. i love it because it can be used as a side tossing into pasta or served cold. >> you started pursuing cooking very very early. >> very early. >> like you were a teenager. >> yes. wi i was about 8 or 9 years old. my dad was giving me the education not knowing that it would become a profession for me. >> you were in a restaurant at 16 and running one by 18. >> yes. i was allowed to work. i got pushed into it right away. 16 i was in the kitchen and i never stopped ever since. >> and now you've won all these awards. when i see you've won award after aware, do the awards mean anything at this point? >> you probably hear this quite often but i do believe there is the right

. >> where do you put the charcoal? >> underneath, charcoal bags, woodchips, as well. very cool.ck helmets, a helmet to put in chips or candy or what not. that's good. >> that's clever. >> how much are they? >> $50. >> not bad. >> next over here, this is from true dough, their bottle opener and also a cap catcher. so the way it works, put it in here like this, you guys can try it out, too, and it captures it. >> so you can count how many. >> that's why there's an obesity problem. we can't even pick up our beer can things, you know, our tops. >> mess all over the parking lot, making a mess everywhere, good for the environment. >> how do you do it? >> like this, kind of pull the far end of it and pull back in. got it? >> no. >> come on, ladies. >> do that again. >> put it in like that and give it a -- >> oh. >> you got it like that. you capture it. very easy. there you go! >> thank you very much. >> it can only hold 30 caps. more than 30 beers, could be a problem. >> thank you so much. >> wait, there's more. no, no, not saying good-bye. folding swivel chair from sharper image, fold

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they engaged in one of the most creative laundry -- laundering, the export of charcoal and import ofgar and making money. it is a group that has diversified its funding sources and is no longer reliant on an al qaeda core and localized its fundraising. aghreb has raised millions of dollars in africa. these are huge challenges for the u.s. and our allies. one thing that surprised you the most. think about that. york.er from new i wish susan swain would come back to thursdays and mr. lamb on fridays. host: i will share that thought with them. i'm sure all you folks have your hands full. i don't know how you keep the ball rolling. there's so much information. you guys must be up all night in here early in the morning doing all your research. and then everybody calls in and complains all the time, which is unfair to you guys. that said, no offense to your guest as well, i feel as though it's almost like we are looking over there when we should be looking at ourselves. everything he's describing, all these injustices, it sounds like what we do here. there's is no greater threat to democra

. >> that's charcoal. could get today. >> if you're just listening to the show on sirius xm that's a familiar voice john boehner. >> adorable. >> the fourth member during that period. >> 20 years later and he has hardly changed. >> few more pounds. >> not too many. he's adorable. >> looks great. >> during the partial government shutdown back then, that was john boehner. congressman john boehner. now republican congressman matt salmon joins us from washington. chief white house correspondent, political director, host of "the daily rundown" chuck todd. good morning. congressman, you left the congress for a while, just came back. >> right. >> looks familiar, doesn't it? >> it feels like deja vu all over again as yogi berra would say. there are a lot of differences even though the dynamics were pretty intense back then, just as they are today, one of the big differences is that bill clinton, who was the president at the time, was actively engaged with our leadership. he was actively engaged with the congress i

lots of charcoal, put the match in. back off. bill: good morning, everybody.and this country awaits the next move. i'm bill hemmer, welcome to "america's newsroom." heather: a full-court press is on the way to round up support. john

it will be a filter put in the fabric of the ceiling made with charcoal.n have their lunch and dinner. >> they spend a lot of time. you know what i miss? remember the beads that they used to have? those massage beads? >> they still do. >> i haven't seen them so much. >> those new cabs will make their debut october, october 28. they will apparently have sun rooves so you can see the big buildings in manhattan. >> in case the filter doesn't happen, you can stick out your head. >> you come out smelling fantastic. >> the scam that you see in some of these cabs in, no. especially on a hot, summer day, they roll up with the windows closed. so you think the ac is on. >> oh, ye. >> you get in, it's bad. >> it's not working. >> it's a sauna. the guy has been in there about 12 hours. he's been manner nateing. you know. and -- >> lovely. >> hope before you get out of the cab. >> while we're complaining, the shrinking leg room in the back of the cab. >> please. it's roufr for me. i can imagine. >> i'm 6' 4." i have to turn sideways like this. >> i love london cabs. do

so, like a charcoal grill and light their apartment on fire. have? >> hundreds, if not thousands. >> yeah. lots. >> i have a friend that submitted himself, a firefighter in san francisco, san brown know he heard about this contest a few weeks ago, months ago, submitteded himself as the top dog. it is not for you. >> we have three. lieutenant todd warwick and smoky. >> where are you guys? >> how are you? >> tell us about why you think smoky is the right top dog. >> well, in november of 2009, the fire department responded to a house fire and we thought all the occupants were out, the dogs were still in, dog are part of the family, too. got three out. she was actually in the room of origin. she was only six weeks old. and brought her out and i wish i had some old pictures of her, but they were doing mouth-to-mouth and cpr. she was dead. and got her going again. and -- >> lost your tail though, right? >> well, yeah, the owners bobbed her tail. so, but anyhow, the owners couldn't afford the care for her. didn't know what they were gonna do with her.

>> there will be a charcoal grill and they light their apartment on fire.ny submissions did you have? >> hundreds if not thousands. >> yeah, lots. >> i have a friend who submitted himself. he's a firefighter in san francisco, san bruno. he heard about this contest a few weeks ago and submitted himself as a top dog. i said, no, it's not for you. >> okay. all right. >> we have three. >> we have lieutenant todd warwick and smokey. where are you guys? hello. how are you? >> nice to see you. >> tell us about why you think smokey is the right top dog? >> in november 2009 the fire department responded to a house fire and we found out all the occupants were out and there were four dogs in there. dogs are part of the family, too. >> sure. >> we got three of them out and she was actually in the room of origin. she was only six weeks old and brought her out. i wish i had some old pictures of her. they were doing mouth to mouth and cpr on her because she was dead. got her going again. >> she lost her tail though, right? >> well, yeah. the owners bobbed her tail but, an

. >> this is the webber jumbo joe charcoal grill. how cute is this thing? comes with its own table. locks down super stuff. >> does it come with the pregrilled meat? >> i believe so. >> you ship that. >> go over to diana. this is the tailgating ipa shelter tent. this retails for $150. it covers 46 square feet of coverage. it goes on a car, on the roof rack of a car. >> wait. put it on the roof rack of a car, unfold it. you don't have to take up all of the beer room. >> absolutely. that's vital. over here we have these comfortable reclining chairs. it goes into three different positions and it has a three way swivel umbrella for sun protection. as well as an insulated pocket which can hold up to -- thanks, dan. >> thanks, dan. >> it can hold up to four drinks and a bottle opener. >> our last item and this is most important for all the dudes out there. our sun pry the 3260 weather proof television for $1459. sun proof, rain proof, also can withstand temperatures as high as 122 degrees and as low as negative 24. you're city. >> you're sitting out there an hour

and whatever to do list that she might have could be written on here with a charcoal pencil and then be wiped off. it reflects someone with organized, busy, and making use of a very practical item in her life. the relationship that mrs. monroe had with her sister was a strong bond. in very much the style of the time in giving a gift of sisterly love, she presented to one of her sister in the 1790's jewelry made from her own hair. joe were made from human hair became very commonplace in the 1800's. later in the 19th century it is associated with memorializing dead loved ones. it is a sign of mourning. but it can also be a sign of affection, a very personal gift. music was a very important part of elizabeth monroe's upbringing and life. she was trained in playing the piano. we have a -- and astor pianoforte a circa 1790. elizabeth did not have as well developed a budget as her style. due to the long years of public service that her husband put in. they were able to make some pretty good deals on a variety of items. her jewelry is a reflection of that. mrs. monroe sought to combine elem