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host: we are speaking to charlie cook of the cook political report.e are looking at electoral ratings. 290 electoral votes solid for the biden ticket. this point for the trump-pentz ticket. we will see how this conversation plays itself out. the cook political report also has an updated look at the house totals. first call. pompano beach, south florida. you are a biden supporter. good morning. morning, mr. cook. how are you, sir? my question is basically this. i am a strong biden supporter. pertaining tohelp philadelphia and especially here in florida because we are looking to see if that would victory to claim especially on the economy and the corona? how would that help them to declare victory? vice president biden has all 20 of hillary clinton's up, so literally all he needs is michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania, the state hillary clinton lost by .8% or less. but since they will not decide in 2016, i would go by ap calls. pennsylvania was not called until 135 time in the morning eastern. -- 1:35 in the morning eastern. so i am looking at these e

cook. how are you, sir? my question is basically this. i am a strong biden supporter. pertaining tohelp philadelphia and especially here in florida because we are looking to see if that would victory to claim especially on the economy and the corona? how would that help them to declare victory? vice president biden has all 20 of hillary clinton's up, so literally all he needs is michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania, the state hillary clinton lost by .8% or less. but since they will not decide in 2016, i would go by ap calls. pennsylvania was not called until 135 time in the morning eastern. -- 1:35 in the morning eastern. so i am looking at these earlier states on the way and these are big states. -- it could bee the one that will tell us who the next president of the united states is because florida reports really quickly. they have cleaned up their act a lot since 2000. if the president comes up short in florida, then, you know, the night is over and the same thing as and ohio and i woul

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cook. mr. cook, what do you see as an early sign tomorrow that would be a good one for biden or a good one for trump in terms of states? >> what i'm going to be watching, the three political tipping point states, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, my guess is we will have a good idea of who the president is before those are decided, so i'm going to be watching early in the evening, relatively early, texas. four years ago, that was called at 9:00 p.m. eastern. if the president is winning by five or more in texas, that would be a hopeful sign for his supporters. if he's only winning by one or two, that would worry me if i were a trump person. and if the president loses texas, then the evening is over. he has a series of about five states, hurdles he has to get over before he can get to michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. that's texas, florida, georgia, north carolina, ohio. he has to get past all of these and he only has a lead of a point or two in any of these states if that. not in terms of

i like to cook a lot but i like to cook chinese food.is the place i like to come to once a year. once i like about the market as it is very affordable. it has fresh produce and fresh meat. also, seafood. but they also offer a large selection of condiments and sauces and noodles. a variety of rice that they have is tremendous. i don't thank you can find a variety like that anywhere else. >> hi. i am kevin wong. i am the manager. in 1989 we move from chinatown to richmond district. we have opened for a bit, over 29 years. we carry products from thailand, japan, indonesia, vietnam, singapore and india. we try to keep everything fresh daily. so a customer can get the best out a bit. >> normally during crab season in november, this is the first place i hit. because they have really just really fresh crab. this is something my family really likes for me to make. also, from my traditional chinese food, i love to make a kale soup. they cut it to the size they really want. i am probably here once a week. i'm very familiar with the aisles and they

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this inspired me to think, what can we do around cooking? what can i do around cooking? we were able to get a cart. the charlie cart is designed to bring cooking to students in elementary students that has enough gear on it to teach 30 students cooking. so when i saw that, i thought bingo, that's what we're missing. you can do cooking classes in the library, but without a kitchen, it's difficult. to have everything contained on wheels, that's it. i do cooking demonstrations out at the market every third wednesday. i feature a seafood, vegetable, and i show people how to cook the vegetable. >> a lot of our residents live in s.r.o.s, single resident occupancies, and they don't have access to full kitchens. you know, a lot of them just have a hot plate, a microwave, and the thing that biblio bistro does really well is cook food accessible in season and make it available that day. >> we handout brochures with the featured recipe on the back. this recipe features mushrooms, and this brochure will bring our public back to the library. >> libraries are about a good time. >> i h

i've been interested in cooking since i was a child. the older i got, the more i liked it, and the more i got involved in a few of those around me were against it in my family as well as we've never been well off financially. and they didn't want me using up so many ingredients. hard, almost his family's poverty is one of the reasons tell how left school at age 10. well, another is that he suffers from anxiety, which makes it hard for him to travel in cars or buses. so he spends most of his time at home with his mother, mary, him helping her with the cooking and baking. that's often made him the subject of cruel comments. the neighbors would often say, why just tell how do you think they never approved? so i told them why shouldn't he? because whenever i cook, he always came running in and watched me so enthusiastically. and now he's better than i am. have almost forgotten how to cook, because he just doesn't know. well, hopefully america has become so famous that he's earning a bit of money on instagram from ad revenue. his local commu

i realize a lot of people don't want to cook but my mom cooked three meals a day and except for breakfast it was beans, potatoes, macaroni, and green vegetables. host: this is the farmers the family food box program? caller: yes. host: how hard was it for you to become a part of the program? caller: it was just given to me. i don't need it. it was just given to me. them -- they give them to my sister. sheister had so many apples gave them to me. she said we don't need those. host: thank you for bringing up the program. billy shore, can you explain about how the program came into being and how effective it is? guest: this was a trump administration response to the pandemic. what they thought would be an alternative to snap. i think it was probably well intended and some orders but barbara made the case better than i could for the snap program. but we need to be doing is giving families -- what we need to be doing is giving families the resources to go to the grocery store, buy the healthier products barbara talked about, not products that are left over organ surplus. items that are healthy

my mother would show me the difference in our cooking.hey got us together and it sent me to cooking school for about six weeks. >> what did it do you to be able to give back to a man like that? >> it kind of makes you re-evaluate yourself. volunteering on something like this gives you purpose. >> surviving not only the war but be the spanish flu pandemic of 1918 as well, lawrence brooks brings us perspective t to the current year. >> certainly one of the craziest years you've lived through in your 111 years. what are you thankful for? >> thankful for my wife, my daughter, thank god for everything. >> reporter: jamie wax, new orleans. >> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. be sure to check back later for "cbs this morning." reporting from the nation's capitol. i'm kris van cleave. >>> it's 24th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> formal transition. three weeks after the election the trump administration finally clears the way for president-elect biden's transition to officially begin. mr. biden's next move and what presi

cook also adds her own. little touches to some of her products just to spice them up a little and she's happy that they're actually selling because in her town people tend to prefer simpler clothes 6 6. me. cooks make sure that the ceasefire malays know that she's taken the clothes and they all seem happy to help her support her family. life. by your. way i don't really want to give it up. did you think your baby would be good oh. goody goody goody oh oh mark it made a little bit of me. maybe a. bit of a. cool idea oh yes. you. will be. doing. most toys or budget and officially most denounce ghosts and spirits but as soon as cold became popular online among called her to offer a kinds in-session there's no evidence to suggest that ghosts are real but cook certainly believes she encountered one. long long. while. my. newfound. i. mean. they do. not cool when. writing. when your way was high. support when or. where you will. not contain the one clip and thinking one to know. how when. according to tradition th

cooking a turkey is like a horror movie to me.are here using the cold water method to defrost my turkey. jesus, take the wheel. >> we remember the three ts. we talk about thawing, thermometer and tenting. >> after thawing your turkey, then you're ready to cook them. >> the open pan method is ideal. 325 from start to finish is the tried and true way that we love to prepare our turkey. >> nicole and team butter ball recommend an open pan two inches or so on the sides with a flat rack to place your turkey on. >> our coil of foil is simply ripping off some aluminum foil, scrunching it up like a snake and forming sort of an oval shape. that could substitute as a rack. i feel like most folks have foil in your kitchen. the only recommendation is using three to four large raw uncooked carrots and simply putting those in the bottom of your pan. again, will help substitute for the rack. >> butterball prebastes their turkeys. there is one thing you should do before baking your bird. >> if you have cooking spray or vegetable oil, you're going

i like to cook a lot but i like to cook chinese food.is the place i like to come to once a year. once i like about the market as it is very affordable. it has fresh produce and fresh meat. also, seafood. but they also offer a large selection of condiments and sauces and noodles. a variety of rice that they have is tremendous. i don't thank you can find a variety like that anywhere else. >> hi. i am kevin wong. i am the manager. in 1989 we move from chinatown to richmond district. we have opened for a bit, over 29 years. we carry products from thailand, japan, indonesia, vietnam, singapore and india. we try to keep everything fresh daily. so a customer can get the best out a bit. >> normally during crab season in november, this is the first place i hit. because they have really just really fresh crab. this is something my family really likes for me to make. also, from my traditional chinese food, i love to make a kale soup. they cut it to the size they really want. i am probably here once a week. i'm very familiar with the aisles and they

joining me is charlie cook, editor of the cook political report and columnist for the national journalpolitical analyst. charlie, i am recommending to all viewers that they read your article for the full analysis you're going to layout for us here. take us through the senate race, charlie, and show us how you see that unfolding. between you an what plouffe said, gee, i wish my parents were still around to hear this. i think we're looking at on the low side two or three-seat gain for democrats on the high side, five, six, maybe seven. you've got nine republican seats that are just right on the knife's edge, minus one from alabama that will be going the other direction. one of the things that's interesting about the senate races is the toss up at the end. last elections, 70% have broken one way or the other each year. they've either all -- 70% go democrat or 70% go republican. highest was 89%, lowest was 59%. but it's like the last little -- of air knocks them. these things can get explosive, especially seeing the parliamentary voting. people are voting red or they're voting blue. it's q

what are some tips you wanna share with kids who have never cooked before, but wanna try cooking? well, first of all, hi, it's great to meet you. some tips would, always have fun, and it's all right if you have mistakes, because mistakes are part of learning. and if you don't have mistakes, you just aren't gonna get it right. i know that sounds weird, but that's just true. and always try some easy recipes first, because you don't want to try hard recipes, or yeah. so yeah, those are some tips. - well, you look like you have so much fun doing what you do. thank you for sharing your story. i hope you guys have a happy thanksgiving. and as you can see right here, i love holiday treats and baking. so i might try that pumpkin recipe myself. zoe, thanks so much. - thank you, bye. - well, that's gonna do it for us. we hope you guys learned something and had some fun. parents, just a reminder, if your child has a question, send a video to us at nightlynewskids@nbcuni.com. thanks for watching everybody. we'll see ya next time. and remember, please take care of yourself and each other. (int

that's one cook decided to start selling clothes in the local markets but when things didn't quite go according to plan she found the creative way to minimize her expenses. garciaparra who needs a pin. up in. the hold look awful high and when the former high the bin. moon car tire lark on kind in the us open one song can sound. so oddly look a lot of these. don't last long and also as you get those going on i don't know you can argue look on all of the other oman. this is how cook decided to attract more business by go in online dressed up as a zombie to add a little shock value and they worked since a viewer started watching her live stream. that day. 51 in. high school out of a whole lot. to see his nails but what the moon or a fire truck could up more have been by now my high. school the way i was over there did you take on the last one bonnie me go up the hospital cause the anemia blow out what they hear noise looked to. me hi love my tummy i love c.f. yes if bottom. line are hostile. that see as you would move. for an hour. or so just not on. me and then admit that i'm fluent. oh

this inspired me to think, what can we do around cooking? what can i do around cooking? we were able to get a cart. the charlie cart is designed to bring cooking to students in elementary students that has enough gear on it to teach 30 students cooking. so when i saw that, i thought bingo, that's what we're missing. you can do cooking classes in the library, but without a kitchen, it's difficult. to have everything contained on wheels, that's it. i do cooking demonstrations out at the market every third wednesday. i feature a seafood, vegetable, and i show people how to cook the vegetable. >> a lot of our residents live in s.r.o.s, single resident occupancies, and they don't have access to full kitchens. you know, a lot of them just have a hot plate, a microwave, and the thing that biblio bistro does really well is cook food accessible in season and make it available that day. >> we handout brochures with the featured recipe on the back. this recipe features mushrooms, and this brochure will bring our public back to the library. >> libraries are about a good time. >> i h

joining me is charlie cook, editor of the cook political report and columnist for the national journalnal. i recommend they read the full analysis you're going to layout for us here. take us through the senate race, charlie, and show us how you see that unfolding. between you and what plough said, gees, i wish my parents were going here for this. i think we're looking at on the low side two or three-seat gain for democrats on the high side, five, six, maybe seven. you've got nine republican seats that are right on the nice edge, plus one from alabama that will be going the other direction. one of the things that's interesting about the senate races is the top up at the end, 70% have broken one way or the other each year. they've either all -- 70% go republican 70% goh 59% it's like the last little -- of air knocks them. these can get explode of parliamentary voting. people are voting red or their vote being blue. it's quite something. >> so in terms of most likely flips from republicans to democrat, you're looking at the most likely colorado and arizona in your view? >> i would throw n

so, we start with a perfectly cooked shrimp cocktail. and then we have that perfectly cooked steak.te-coconut custard. lisa, what did you used to do? 'cause you're a natural at this. [ laughs ] thank you. i worked in the restaurant industry. and i'm the face of the company, so i give a lot of talks. cuban: appreciate it. thank you. and now, folks, this is a meal that we made for you with vodka that's been nomikued with rhubarb, strawberry, and limes. herjavec: thank you! cheers. thank you so much, scott. this steak is fantastic. [ chuckles ] at some point, you were discussing the value of this business -- $5 million, right? yes. you must have sales. we do, kevin. all right. so, we've sold them since 2012. we have... we have $3 million in sales. wow. so, how and where have you been selling it? we sold them direct from our website and from online retailers. and we just got a p.o. from williams-sonoma. herjavec: i'm not a big chef. why would i do this instead of making it on a stove or on a barbecue? what's the benefit of this whole process? it's one-button cooking. it's like a -- it's

i'm cooking. i love to cook. i love to cook. i love to cook. i love you guys. y recipe, so good. this year we had to -- i usually -- everybody ar has to be safe. trying to figure out how to scale down my corn bread recipe. we may have leftovers. if i do, i'll bring them by. >> if you need any extra ingredients, just let us no v.p.-elect harris: ok. >> this morn that you had made contact with republicans on the hill. does that include leader mcconnell? v.p.-elect harris: i can't speak directly to that but i will tell you it has been the priority for the president-elect and me from the beginning that we intend to and will work across the aisle to deal with the issues that are affecting people regardless of who they voted for in the election. the president-elect and i take that very seriously and i'm here to talk with folks who are feeding the hungry. you may have heard me say one in six families in america is describing their children as being hungry. one in five are describing an inability to pay rent. these are real issues. the folks who we are talking about, whoever they voted f

mother cooks for the family, since dell made the kids to learn how to cook. they cook together.we lost that we lost the family table. we lost the idea that food is precious. >> host: think we lost the family table before the pandemi pandemic. now we have food become togethe together. we had silver mother say killing food for my children. but had a mother say how long do you expect me to it go come ai don't have gas to get to the food bank. when i get that t only option to feed my children is bread and maple syrup. how long do you expect me to it feed my child breaded maple syrup? >> guest: that's why the university of california is land-grant university has huge pieces of property in richmond, california. maybe we could figure out how to plant food there ultimately get the toxins out of the ground by planting a cover crop of beings like we did the edible schoolyard in berkeley. what if we planted food on all the school grounds? what if he planted food in every city park? what if we planted food families doing an they are between the street and the sidewalk. how much food could b

that's my first tripping for cooking cooking and i really learned cooking because i thought cooking longedture to my roots and it's type of science and history. and i start -- talk about points behind it. that's how i start into the cooking thing. after i decide to open a business and i know -- i took the stuff i -- i said i'll feed the people the food i ate growing up. i know how to cook it. but i did a little bit extra in it by perfecting it and bring it to a perfection, trying to bring clear and good and healthy pictures to what i am here in the united states, and i remember my father just was so many times when him and i were walking, he said i don't care what you do, just be the best at what you do, and that really rings in my head. all the time. opportunity matter what you do, just did the best, whatever you want to do in your life, just be the best. so i always try to reach that. >> i have a followup question to that. in the story it talks about a gentleman who took you aside before you left, and showed you some secrets of what he knew and what he had learned and been taught pull ou

don't cook.erous point those kids grow into adults who never develop important independence and life skills. that's frustrating. parents need to help the kids explore their environment and develop important life skills like has to take care of one's home. society is built for nondisabled people, and that forces disabled people to come up with solutions, everything from cooking in the kitchen to solving challenges. one of the things i had to learn to solve is how do you communicate when most people rely on vision and hearing to communicate? i tapped into my strengths. one of my strengths is my sense of touch. i use it more than most people. tapping into intelligence is something i've cultivated for a long time. it helps me partner dancing. it helps me rockclimbing, and all kinds of situations. when i am rocking i'm feeling the different textures to my feet -- walking -- from pavement to carpet to hardwood floors. so it's something i've developed. when looking at ways to communicate with people, i

that can be stressful as you think about cooking.oining us to answer all your yr questions, a butterball turkey cooking expert. thanks for mid-atlanticing time for us today. >> no problem. happy thanksgiving. we're just here to help you celebrate the good. it's all about family, good turkey and fellowship on thanksgiving. >> tilt your camera laptop a little bit just a little bit. because we want to see you perfectly right there. folks, if you have a question for karen, please put it on facebook live. i have to imagine that this year there will be more first timers because they're skipping the trip with grandma's. what would you say about turkey best practices? >> thanksgiving is going to look different for almost all of us. do not be worried or afraid. call us at 1-800-butterball jump on butterball.com. it's all about the t on thanksgiving, thawed. we're a day away. you have to use the water bath method which is easy. you keep the turkey submerged in cold water and change the water every 30 minutes just to keep that going. don't have

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cook.r? my question is basically this. i am a strong biden supporter. pertaining tohelp philadelphia and especially here in florida because we are looking to see if that would victory to claim especially on the economy and the corona? how would that help them to declare victory? vice president biden has all 20 of hillary clinton's up, so literally all he needs is michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania, the state hillary clinton lost by .8% or less. but since they will not decide in 2016, i would go by ap calls. pennsylvania was not called until 135 time in the morning eastern. -- 1:35 in the morning eastern. so i am looking at these earlier states on the way and these are big states. -- it could bee the one that will tell us who the next president of the united states is because florida reports really quickly. they have cleaned up their act a lot since 2000. if the president comes up short in florida, then, you know, the night is over and the same thing as and ohio and i would kind of say th

and i can't do chores you can't ask a blind kid to do chores and cook. they were not buying it. they insisted i cook can do chores. and on the one hand as a kid i was frustrated. but as an adult why you grateful to have tho life skills not just parents of disabled kids not to say don't do chores or don't cook it's dangerous. to see them grow into adults that is frustrating. to have kids explore the environment like how to take care of themselves. so that forces disabled people to come up with solutions everything from cookingn the kitchen to solving those international challenges so how you communicate people rely on vision i tapped to my strengths it is my a sense of touch and that is what cultivated for a long time and and when looking at ways to communicate with people i immediately tapped into it. and as that came out so i'm hoping up a little device with burial on the bottom and i run my fingers over the dots to feel the letters. in a connected to the external keyboard people can type it i can read in braille. most people don't know pay older sign l

i know how to cook it. i did a little bit extra in it by perfecting it and bring it to a perfection, trying to bring clear and good and healthy pictures to where i am here in the united states. and i remember my father just so many times when him and i were walking, he used to say what i going to do in life? be the best at what you do. that really rings in my head all the time. didn't matter what you do, just be the best of whatever you want to do in life, just be the best of it. i always strive to reach that. >> i had a follow-up question to that that in the story it talks a little bit about a gentleman who took you aside before you left and showed you some secrets of what he knew and what he had learned and taught about how to cook. i was curious, did that guy do for everybody? did he know you needed this? did you see it that way? how much of what he taught you do you still use today? >> i think i'm using his recipe verbatim. again, i really didn't have much of, i had instincts of remembering things, and

they still insisted that i cook and do chores.n the one hand, as a kid i was frustrated, but on the other, as an adult i'm grateful i got those life skills. there are lots of parents of disabled kids who tell their kids don't do chores, don't cook, it's dangerous. and those kids grow up into adults who've never developed an important independent life skills. that's frustrating. parents need to help their kids explore their environments and develop important life skills like how to take care of one's home. the society is filled with nondisabled people and that forces disabled people to come up with solutions so everything from cooking in the kitchen to solving international challenges. one of the things i had to learn to solve is how you communicate. one of my strengths is my sense of touch. i use it more than most people. it helps me while dancing and climbing and all kinds of situations. when i'm walking, i'm feeling the different textures from pavement to carpet to hardwood floors. looking at ways to communicate i immediately ta

he's been uploading cooking videos since last spring. the turkish teen shows viewers how to whip up a lot from a few ingredients. and in the coronavirus era, he's clearly struck a chord, which you've accomplished became a social media star almost overnight. here's village of duvet she is a world away from most social media influencers. located at the southernmost tip of turkey, most of the 500 residents earn a living, working the fields or doing odd jobs. behind this wall on the opposite hill is syria. tell how grew up in these parts as the 11th of 12 children. she's from limited to i've been interested in cooking since i was a child. the older i got, the more i liked it and the more i got involved in it to me, it was a few of those around me were against it in my family as well. we've never been well off financially and they didn't want me using up so many ingredients. his family's poverty is one of the reasons tell how left school at age 10. well, another is that he suffers from anxiety, which makes it hard for him to travel in cars or