house ♪ my house i'm going to give you candy ♪ >>> this morning on "today's kitchen," hot chef charlie palmerk. >> look, we have the whole team. >> it takes three of us because you're doing shrimp. three ways, right? >> starting off with a nice pasta shrimp citrus. >> that's coming up. first we're going to do a shrimp scampi. cooking tlimp is the easiest thing in the world. we've got some raw shrimp here. nice gulf shrimp. >> is there a specific time? >> i've been talking about gulf shrimp a lot because they're having problems with the gulf still with this perception that the seafood's not great. >> and it's still fantastic. >> it's still fantastic. they've tested things and it's really come back. get a little pepper on there. what we've got going on here is a little onion and garlic in the pan. you can smell that kind of going on there. and we're just going to season our shrimp up. little wonder flour, that super fine flour and right into the pan with our garlic and onions. >> what does the flour do? >> it's going to give it a little body to the sauce. we're going to see that down on the end

charlie dag g, d'agata, cbs, london. >> egypt's first free presidential election is headed for a runoff, voters will choose between the muslim brotherhood and a veteran of hosni mubarek's ousted regime, as elizabeth palmer reports, some are pessimistic for the potential of change either way. >> for the first time ever this past week, millions of egyptians went to the polls believing this simple act could make a difference. >> by bringing to power a president truly chosen by the people. >> the activist aiman nour is not one of them. >> elect agnew president will not bring down the system. >> the system is egypt's ruling military government. which critics accuse of serious and ongoing human rights violations. less than a month ago, for example, soldiers shot and beat protesters demonstrating because their presidential candidate had been disqualified. >> 350 of them were eventually dragged off to jail. >> amr sarhan was among them. a barber, he was the main bread winner for this large family and it took him days to discover what had happened to him and where he is now being held. >> he is a broken man, says his brother, at the military police headquarters he was first sprayed with sewage water and then ele