cook's fire-side chat.ut an hour and over the past 45 minutes or so, he has addressed david einhorn and in some part, cash and what they may do about it, the iphone markets and emerging moments. interestingly he said a few minutes ago, speaking about the ipad, you could take this apple's gain has been hewlett-packard's gainsaying the tablet market was a huge opportunity for ap. there were more ipads sold than hp sold in the early innings of this game. that hits home. >> with that, apple is down today and google is at its highest level since its ipo in 2004. thanks. want to bring back the panel of tech watchers whether tim cook brought home the goods today. we welcome in these analysts. >> i couldn't imagine cook getting more specific about product road map. what i do see here inklings of c cognizance there is a market that needs to be served by a lower cost or lower perceived class of devices, part of what android had going for. i what i don't see here is recognition by cook that apple has not been a great

it is not about home cooking.ally about how to facilitate your ease in the kitchen so you can just cook. >> i have always loved eating food. for me, i love that it brings me into contact with so many wonderful people. ultimately all of my work that i do intersects at the place where food and community is. classes or cooking dinner for someone or writing about food. it always come down to empowering people and giving them a wonderful experience. empower their want to be around people and all the values and reasons the commitment, community and places, we're offering a whole spectrum of offerings and other really wide range of places to show that good food is not only for wealthy people and they are super committed to accessibility and to giving people a glimpse of the beauty that really is available to all of us that sometimes we forget in our day to day running around. >> we have such a philosophical mission around bringing people together around food. it's so natural for me to come here. >> we want them to walk a

but the special prosecutor said what about patricia cook, the victim in this case? he told jurors he would love to bring in cook's family and friends to bring in simply, but the law doesn't allow it. he went on to say harmon wright has not shown an ounce of remorse after the killing of patricia cook. he was a police officers at the time. today fisher told the jury this act was done by a person in a position of trust, and he betrayed that trust. outside the court, fisher reacted to the jury's recommendation. >> i'm satisfied, nobody walks away from a case like this. >> defense attorney daniel has. >> i was hoping for an acquittal. i don't think he was really guilty of a crime. >> i notice as that sentence was being read today, some of patricia cook's supporters sat

take care. >>> on deck, is tim cook cooked? apple doesn't turn it around, should a new ceo be on the way? later on goldman sachs ceo blankfein will be here live. certainly a lot to talk about with the man who runs goldman. stick around. back after this. [ woman ] don't forget the yard work! okay. [ male announcer ] with citibank's popmoney, dan can easily send money by email right from his citibank account. nice job ben. [ male announcer ] next up, the gutters. citibank popmoney. easier banking. standard at citibank. to deposit checks from anywhere. [ wind howling ] easier than actually going to the bank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. >>> big news the past hour on the future of television. jul julia, is it true i'll be on all channels all the time. >> we can only hope. the big news here, intel is getting into the tv business, new division intel media working on a new web tv service which it would deliver over a new set top box with a camera in order to identify viewers it would sell directly to con

in cook county the law gives johns a choice.he case in court or pay a steep fine and have the arrest wiped from their record. we tow their car, it's another 500. it ends up being about $1,170. the money that we get from the fine goes to the women justice relief. >> if you wind up paying, you come here. >> and these guys all the way pay within 24 hours cash. >> in keeping with the county's request for discretion, we have agreed to obscure the identities of the johns arrested today. >> it is what it is. i don't judge. i've had decisions with the men that we've brought into custody. it's abundantly clear to me that they certainly don't come around our area anymore. we do it so often that a lot of people are thinking twice about what they're doing. it's not worth the downside of having their entire life thrown out there. >> in the two years since cook county police started slapping fines on johns, they have generated more than $100,000 for the women's justice program and have yet to reencounter a repeat offender. detectives now turn

here is a woman named sarah in sub-sahara cooking over these fires. >> the smoke from cooking affectsjust the way they are. [ coughing ] they make this world black. they also make us black inside. >> michael: she's right. this dirty smoke is not only bad for human health but for the health of the planet as well. each dirty cook stove producessed a much carbon dioxide as a car. and it might produce more black carbon another type of pollutant that is a contributor to climate change second only to carbon dioxide. the issue became a top priority for former secretary of state hillary clinton who committed $12 million to funding clean cook stoves during her term. in january she described why she fought for the initiative as hard as she did. >> when i first started beating the drums on this alliance there were people who said, oh, there she goes again. clean cook stoves, what does that have to do with world peace, prosperity, humans rights rights democracy and freedom? well everything, actually. >> michael: here to tell us why clean cook stoves has everything to do with democracy and freedom

was the worst cook in history. menus included chipped beef on toast with mushrooms, boiled broccoli, bavarian cream pie, molded yellow salad, out of fashion fooleds that today surely and were still by all accounts badly prepared. even fdr complained about her food but she was kept in the job. no wonder president roosevelt looked forward to his famous children's hour, the time when he micked and served his before-dinner lethal martinis, churchill was on his best behavior so he could not have complained about the food or the milk cocktails, although one sores sauce they saw the prime minister empty his martini glass into a nearby potted plant. another said he spit out the olives. churchill's only comment on white house food came when pressed for his point of the president's favorite pig knuckle. he found they were a bit slimy. british guests having lived with rationing at home ate like mad in the white house. sometimes two meals at once. caring to mrs. necessary -- two eagles in the morning. in britain the british go

it won't just cook? microwaves have different wattages. i told you we should have checked the package instructions and checked the wattage of the microwave! it's not cooked safely! i wouldn't eat this. it's cold. if you don't follow the cooking instructions, some foods may be hot but may not have reached a safe internal temperature. use a food thermometer to be sure. you win! we just kept focus on reading and following the package cooking instructions. we knew the wattage of our microwave, so the food cooked safely. and the challenge continues. can you cook it safe? [ blows whistle ] >> make them wait and they'll make you pay. a major ruling in the u.k. allowing travelers to sue airlines for delays of more than three hours. passengers could get more than 700 bucks for a claim. oh, and get this, no airline is exempt from having to pay, including those based in america. gary k, you ready to pay more for airline fees? >> no, thank you. we're alread paying for bags. we pay for overhead. next is going to be the pay toilets. the bottom line is i

egg, do you cook them hard and fast or let them cook slowly?all depends on the pan. if it's nonstick, it's super high heat. you don't have to add a lot of butter to it the amount of fat will affect it and add holy water to it as well. >>> can't you just imagine -- how long did it take you to come up with spicing up married life? >> to honestest with you, 12 chapters, one for each month. it's only 12 chapters, but it took me about five years because i was compiling information from different studies, whether religious or secular about how to improve and strengthen married life. we finally released it on september of 2012, which just happened to be mom and dad's 50th wedding anniversary month. >> they got the dedication. >> they did. are you kidding me. >> how do you minister people through a cook book? >> it's a great question. i think when we eat, we think the purpose is to fill the body. i have chapters that talk about aspects of married life and so i want them not on to talk, but to eat and not only to eat, but to have a conversation around t

can you cook it safe? blows whistle ] [applause] john: we heard the "state of the union" or government is the solution but i have a dream my president walks to the podium to say that's. [applause] john: ank you. i am so happy. i wind but now i realize somebody has to be the grown-up. i know speaker gaynor said the don't have the spending problem but i remember that but we do. will catch our history. for most of the life government was relatively small federal, state, and local government spent less than five a dollars per person in today's dollars that is all we spent government was less than 5% of our economy when america grew the most even limited government had plenty of money for the louisiana purchase, a civil war, a transcontinental railroad, it became the richest and most powerful country in the world then gornment grew. here is a role for one, a world war ii, notice size came back down again then it has gone straight up with did johnson said government can cure poverty. and we created welfare payme

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none of the entrees were cooked. nothing but raw food was served, and in a town where being different and unique is embraced, the idea was a success, and so the couple recently opened another eclectic restaurant called gracias madre in san francisco. the menu is mostly vegetarian, but unlike their previous eateries, the food is cooked here, and as the name suggests, the restaurant has a latin flare that was in part actually inspired by their former restaurant. >> the employees at cafe gratitude when they didn't eat there, they got burritos, but they couldn't get an organic burrito, so we were thinking, "wow! if only we could feed them healthier mexican food." >> hola! >> hola, familia! >> hola, familia! >> como estas? >> and like their original restaurant, this one is filled with equal amounts of love, farm fresh food, and unique flavor combination. >> this is kale that's sauteed with onions, and the white is the cashew cam cheese, it's the cashew cheese. >> this is what quality control looks like. >> quality control

is that tim cook spin? sure.ut in some ways easing the stock from $705 to $471. >> the overall message seems to be we have this under control, we know what we're doing, haven't been blind-sided and competit competitors getting a jump on us. we think we can get them back p up, both through lowering costs in the supply chain and halo effect of buying the iphone and higher margin products. >> apple's investment officer will break it down for the next entire hour. did you expect anything earth moving from tim cook today? people do want them to put this cash to work. you're a shareholder. don't you want them to do something with the money? >> i think they told you they will do something with the money. if you read the request to i ho einhorn, request for preferred dividend we generated over the last quarter alone over $20 billion in cash and will increase that. steve jobs passed away in october over a year ago and five months later tim cook the new ceo started a dividend apple resisted under steve jobs. a year later,

it's not even cooked. clemenza, the pizza's not cooked enough. thin, new york style crisp pizza.. this is a joke! get me another pizza going. what the [bleep]? i don't know. how do you [bleep] up a pizza? they take two seconds to cook. dump the thing on the ground and fire another one. come on, clemenza. come on, buddy. come on! how long on the pizza? coming up on the pizza soon. make sure it's perfect, clemenza. (announcer) while the men are stalled, waiting on pizza... bounce back. i know. (announcer) the red team... coming down the line. (announcer) rallies, and entrees continue to quickly make their way to the dining room. pizza's walking right now. burgers walking now. we got you, we're walking to the window with you. pizza time, babe. now we're finally communicating. hallelujah. service, please. sliders. this looks good. typically american. beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. another pizza up, chef. (gordon) service, please. (announcer) clemenza has recovered on the pizza station. guys, what about the sliders? (announcer) and the men are now counting on brian to deliver on his

cook and ms. marr at the ed fund and school volunteers so i can't thank you enough for all of your forethought and work behind the scenes and even the last minute vip's that i have shoveled to you who caught me out in san francisco and "when is the read in happening and i want a school" so i appreciate the flexibility you managed with those folks who just had an epiphany oh yes african-american history month is coming and i want to do the reading and again the feedback is incredible. people that thought they were doing something perfurniture tory and wanted to read to another class and another class but they have school but they enjoy today and reflective of the experience. >> >> and what it's about and i want to remind folks we invite all cultures to come read to our students. it's wonderful and such a communing experience and just to read to children is amazing so i want to reiterate that we invite all cultures to participate in this event and thank you for taking lead mr. cook and laura marr an

were cooking. even -- i'm half italian and half polish. you know, guys that work for me, they're korean-american, mexican-american, and that's the food that besides my own that i really, really embrace. i was always interested in what that soul was. you know, we'll never cook fusion there. we'll never do, like, lemon grass and gnocci and pasta, whatever. it's like finding the soul of something, and that's what always fascinated me. >> the whole authenticity thing is a big deal, and in one of the -- i thought this is an interesting talking point for this panel, because you talk about there's an american food -- you give the tent talk this year on what the "new york times" described the "new york times" described as the shifting walls between authenticity and ethnicity. you said to me to me it's not how the food tastes. my ching is economics. if someone is going to profit off this culture, it should be the people who brought it. you are really taking somebody else's art ford, bastardize it and puttin

and then when you're cooking the potatoes, you want to cook them until they're nice and fork tender, so a fork goes in, you take it out, and they're nice and tender. another thing with mashed potatoes too is, depending on the type of potato you do, and en you cook them, is really not to over-- over-wp them, especially if you weresay if you were making a repotato mash. um, if you really over-whip them, then they really become kind of pasty. so y really want to make sure that you don't do that, because at that point it seems like there's not--you c't add enough cam to make them, uh, creamy. we've got our mashed potatoes. i've taken some caramelized onions--so we've takesome onions, we've slow-cooked them so they've got nice color, kind of caramelized the sugars in the onns, chopped them up, and now we're gonna d them to our mashed potatoes. and then it's just gonna be a quick, simple mix. but the sweetness from the onions, the caramelization, it just makes it a terrific, uh, mashedotato. another one you could , ani have some more mashed here, is a roasted garlic mashed. and the nice th

now when it's done, lamb cook, vegetables cooked. >> reporter: this is a marinade. >> i put inside. >orter: and strain it. well, that's just wonderful. >> and put in the oven. for three hours. >> reporter: three hours. >> 50, very nice. when it's done, put some lamb sauce on the top. and when it's done, put here. i need to cook my vegetables. it's a baby carrots, baby for my lamb sauce. lamb sauce tradition. >> reporter: add that on top. add the little baby vegetables. that looks absolutely perfect. and now we're done with the lamb dish. very typical of the south of france here. and i get to take a bite out of it. >> she's so lucky. it looks so good. >> vennel tables. delish. >>> this year's westminster dog show wraps up with a historic winner. >> the dog show of all dog shows. he says it's top prize on one very special k-9 cutie. in new york, with all the details coming up. if. the show is in its 13th year.. and it continues to keep audiences coming >>> survivor number 26 premiers tonight right here. >> the show is in the 13th year and continues to keep audiences coming back for more

but i'm a home cook.nted to play with us and divert us, but because she believed in child labor and had quite a lot of us just to do the cooking. >> jimmy: what would she make you do as a child? >> i think you'd probably get taken into care now for what she used to make us do. we had a rickety -- it was called a new range, which is very old, open gas cooker and she'd put all the kitchen chairs out and we'd climb. talking about being 6 and 7, that kind of thing. she'd make us cook lunch. >> jimmy: they say it's a good idea to let 6-year-olds play with an open flame. >> well, in fact, i took it a bit -- i did it with my children. i was holding my son when he was a baby while cooking and he obviously thought it would be a good idea just to put his hand on a hot pan and burned himself. it was really, really awful. i mean, i didn't have to go to hospital, it wasn't that bad. just bandaged it up. i was speaking to a friend of mine who married a child psychiatrist. i said i've done the most horrible thing. my so

native quinn cook who lays in 2 of his 16 points. and then cook's turn. patience and drills the ball over allen. then he says after the shot, this is my city. just over 5 to go. terps up 5. the steal, nothing but open court ahead. he had 9. the terps led by 10. took down 2. a chance to tie it or win it. cook's desperation 2, no good. maryland wins 83-81. mark turgeon lets loose for real this time. his biggest win as maryland head coach and beating the number 2 team in the nation can mean only one thing, time for the students to storm the court. >>> tony bennett and virginia winners of eight of the last 10 games. virginia has a 10-point heed. they shot over 58% for the game. final seconds of the first half, carolina's dexter strickland into the lane. virginia comes back. the long distance three beats the buzzer. the game was tied 40-40 at the break. big day for the tar heels' p j hairston, making his sixth start. he finishes with a career high 29 points. despite 27 from joe harris, north carolina beat virginia 93- 81. >>> eric green and virginia tech on th

. ♪ welcome to cook it safe!ere teams compete to make the right decision about safe food preparation. our challenge in this round -- oven or microwave? to win, teams must choose the proper steps for safe meal preparation, read and follow package cooking instructions, and know when to use the conventional oven or the microwave. you're on the clock, so make your decisions quickly, but be warned -- make the wrong choice, and your meal will be unsafe! sorry, team 2, an unwise choice. check the cooking instructions on that package you've ripped open so quickly. dude, wh? microwaves and conventional ovens both have a purpose. your challenge was to cook the dish safely. this means knowing which method of cooking to use, and you failed. we failed to read and follow the package cooking instructions and use a conventional oven. some foods may be hot but may not have reached a safe internal temperature. use a food thermometer to be sure. we kept focus on reading and following the package cooking instructions. and we used th

nicole: tim cook has been speaking at a conference.continue to see it selling off the day after. they are working on a watch. talk about new products. we continue to talk about david einhorn and greenlight capital. they really are not using their cash in a way that is beneficial to the shareholders. tim cook is trying to wave off the claims that apple is clinging to a depression era mentality. he is considering the idea of preferred stocks. they do plan on using their cash very actively. something that certainly has grabbed some headlines. dagen: thank you. connell: keep an eye on apple. only a month into its ownership. dagen: diane macedo joins us. >> several adweek executives are out now. you have vice president circulation and senior vp. as you mentioned, this is all under the new parent company. we reached out to this, but they will not comment just yet. there is an ipo that i know you want to mention. connell: i do not like cats. >> add china works over in china. they filed for an ipo over a year ago. great year. they filed for an

i use my oil from the sausages now to cook my onion.ally and now i will do the peppers. and once everything is done, we'll also do the potatoes, another round. my family took up all the time, so we probably won't get to the peppers. >> it was the wedding soup. >> don't you love family businesses? >> i'm going on my second wedding. mom told me no meatballs. >> oh, take out the meatballs. >> i swear, willie -- >> spent all the money on the first wedding, i'm taking the meat out. anyway, put everything back in the pot. ba balsamiv vinegar to give it a little sweetness. >> looks gorgeous. >> it tastes even better the next day. >> you can make sandwiches out of that. >> you have done it again. fresco by scotto, with the first wedding. got it. thank you, guys. >> thank you. >> up next, tv trivia, right after this. tell me you love m. tell me i'm beautiful. tell me we'll grow old together. in sickness and in health. tell me that i'm still the one. that you need me. that i'm your super hero! tell me you'll never let me go. tell me you miss me.