cucumbers that did not conform, they could be discarded. right or wrong, eu citizens were displeased to see incandescent light balls band -- bulbs banned. >> it is ridiculous. >> that sort of thing is usually the result of politicians being lobbied. >> they should decide important things and leave small issues to the people. >> many believe when it comes to important matters, there are more advantages than disadvantages to being in the eu . >> i like the freedom of movement for sure. and the euro, at least in most countries. >> i can work in portugal, sweden, wherever. >> take the cost of the internet, for example. it is more expensive in belgium. and i think europe can help regulate prices. >> one of the biggest challenges facing the eu officials and parliamentarians is explaining their function to ordinary voters. the lisbon treaty which went into effect in 29 gave the eu the right to veto international agreements. last year it exercise that power when it voted to stop sharing financial data with the u.s. that decision could affect negoti

. >> now we have cucumbers. one cucumber, 45 calories. because this dip is nonfat greek yogurt, the probiotics to settle the stomach a little bit of cumin and cilantro and garlic and pepper. this is on your website as well. lastly, i call these my health freak fries because instead of using potato i'm using hicama slices. >> do you cook it? >> no. it's crunchy and i saturate it with lime juice and a little ground black pepper. >> i'm done. >> joy, home run. >> home run. >> joy, as usual. >> for these recipes go to klgandhoda.com. >>> first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> they're a group of doctors who work hard to save lives at the severely underfunded san antonio memorial hospital. >> nbc new drama "night shift" and owen plays t.c. callahan, army doctor who recently returned from afghanistan and is having i would say trouble playing by the rules. >> yeah. very bad but adorable. >> and sexy. >> plays his boss jordan alexander who also happens to be t.c.'s ex-girlfriend. >> so it's really complicated. >> take a look. >> you do your thing, i'l

. >> that includes a crops like apples, cherries, cucumbers, pockets. thatlso includes hay crops support the dairy and meat industries. pollination is essential to local economies. california's, an industry is an example. >> almonds are a cash crop. we export them abroad. they rely on honeybee is to produce that not to each year. it is in over $3 billion a year business. without bees, the allman process does not exist. the ability to transport around the globe does not exist. the transport change from the be to the beekeeper to the trucker -- all of those points of our current food system come back to the bee. vanished? the bees growers would be confined to three crops. wheat, rice, and corn, crops that do not require bees for pollination. the impact on the economy and the consumer could be profound. --lines in the populations bee populations are not new. in the u.s., they have been slowly decreasing for some time. in the last 50 years, the amount of money produced has fallen by 50%. the epa says the prevailing theory is the decline of help in honeybees

how she turned a family recipe and a few cucumbers into a global business. i'm ali velshi in washington d.c. tonight, and this is "real money." this is "real money", and you are the most important part of the show. tweet me on ali velshi.com. i am here in washington d.c., where the white house today released an 800 page gorilla of a report on climate change. now, this report describes the damaging present and future affects of global warming, warming temperatures on the united states. and it's called the national climate assessment. it's the result of three years of work by more than 300 scientists and other experts, and this report says that extreme weather linked to climate change like prolonged heat, heavy downpours, floods, and drought is "disrupting people's lives and damaging some sectors of our economy." like everything in this town, both parties will try to score points by praising or bashing this report in the leadup to the midterm leaks. more on that in a moment. but right now, i want to focus on some of what is actually in this monster. look at th

load up this low-fat favorite with all the veggies you love like baby spinach and crisp cucumbers.it's still surprisingly only $3. subway. eat fresh. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen. >> i prehe district hillary clinton is one of three women who will run >> stephen: tonight fox news uncovers a new scandalling one of their shows wasn't talking about benghazi. (laughter) then more eastern european conflict. last night my russian dressing got on my chicken kiev. (laughter) then my guest david remnick has a new collection of new yorker pieces from the 1940s. you know, the ones your grandparents always meant to read but didn't. 17% of americans say they would have sex with a robot. the other 83% are liars. (laughter) this is "the colbert report." (cheers and applause)

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instead of paying a lot for cucumbers sin new york city know they were more plentiful and available andend it year by the cares about the nutrients not where the food comes from. john: but they are depleted when it is driven from florida. >> not at all. water conservation and technology shows a soon as items are coming out of the food is there frozen right away. >> what about fresh? to make just because you buy it at the farmers' market on the saturday does not mean it was not picked on tuesday important to the refrigerator but we can truck efficiently while dewey import apples from south africa or new zealand because they are in season. day putting on a container shipping and arrived two weeks later they are fresher with less lost to spoilage actually new zealand apples are better than new york city apples. john: the giant farm is mardi efficient than a local farmer? >> you can use and put more efficiently and his more difficult to run a tractor on the rooftop in new york city and with those crops that grow larger quantities then of course, is bigger is better. john: but now they talk

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salted cucumber with honey. this is baltic sprouts smoked one with beet root. and this is a muksun.ozen and you can eat it raw. >> thank you. i'm hitting the caviar and the blini. >> maybe some more vodka. >> thank you. >> what do you think? what is the perception of mr. putin these days? after 14 years he's in power. >> my perception? you really want to hear it? >> i'm not sure, but let's see. >> a former midlevel manager in a large corporation, short, i think that's very important. short. who has found himself master of the universe. and like a lot of short people, if you piss them off bad things happen to you. he likes to take his shirt off a lot. >> let's be serious. i mean -- >> he strikes me as a businessman. >> he is. >> a businessman with an ego. okay. so he's like donald trump but shorter. >> i think my friend needs some kind of booze. to you, comrade. like this, you know. >> you can have that one. i'll get the other two. >> ooh. mm. i'm serious about your one-week stay in russia. i want you to enjoy every minute of it. i hope you'll get something new, positive to learn and

salted cucumber with honey. this is baltic sprouts smoked one with beet root. and this is a muksun.ozen and you can eat it raw. >> thank you. i'm hitting the caviar and the blini. >> maybe some more vodka. >> thank you. >> and your smile makes it feel like it's water. >> what do you think? what is the perception of mr. putin these days? after 14 years he's in power. >> my perception? you really want to hear it? >> i'm not sure, but let's see. >> a former midlevel manager in a large corporation, short, i think that's very important. short. who has found himself master of the universe. and like a lot of short people, if you piss them off, bad things happen to you. he likes to take his shirt off a lot. >> let's be serious. i mean -- >> he strikes me as a businessman. >> he is. >> a businessman with an ego. okay. so he's like donald trump but shorter. >> i think my friend needs some kind of booze. to you, comrade. like this, you know. >> you can have that one. i'll get the other two. >> ooh. mm. i'm serious about your one-week stay in russia. i want you to enjoy every minute of it. i ho

so instead of paying a lot for, let's say, cucumbers that are grown in greenhouses in new york city,e grown further south in the united states. they were much more plentiful and much more available and in the end, your body cares about the nutrients and the vitamins that you eat. they don't care where the food comes from. john: but the nutrients are depleted when it's trucked up from florida to where i live. >> well, no, not at all. modern conservation technology ensures that as soon as things are coming out of the field, if packaged properly, if they're frozen right away. john: what if they're fresh. >> it depends. not because you buy something on local farmers market on a saturday that it wasn't picked on tuesday and put in the fridge for several days. we can truck things efficiently and quickly. why do we import apples from chile or south africa or new zealand. in the summer, seasons are inverted. you put them in containers and arrive two weeks later, they are fresher, less lossage to spoilage. at certain times of the year, new zealand apples are much better for the environment th

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we are going to put in some cucumbers, great for hydration and kidneys. we're going to put in cashews for the creaminess and protein. we are going to add some flax seeds in for the omega-3 fatty acids. then we are going to add spring water. get the lid on there. put on the extractor blades. are you ready? this blender is just mixing stuff around. it is not breaking anything down. the nutribullet with its 600 watts of compact power and bullet exclusive cyclonic action combined with the specially designed extractor blades turning at an amazing 10,000 rpms, pulverizing the cell walls, unlocking nutrition so your body can actually absorb it and use it. him and him i've got a strainer here. we're going to pour our blended smoothie through and see what is left over. we've got unbroken flaxseeds. lots of fiber. here. let me show you this. this is what we call a smoothie. him him him him him him him [groans from audience] now let's look at the nutribullet. i take off the extractor blades. let's bring it out and pour it through the strainer, completely liquefied.

greek yogurt, a little bit of fresh mint, some diced cucumber. >> seth: gotcha. >> um, the zest and juice you just -- a little bit of that. it's gonna give it that tartness. this is a pretty classic greek sauce. and you can even make the sauce a day or two ahead of time, because it actually gets better as it sits. >> seth: now, you have greek heritage, right? >> i do. my mother is greek -- so you're doing a great job with those. >> seth: thank you. it's really good. >> you keep going, i have 'em all done right here. [ laughter ] >> seth: why though? why do we do this? >> i just wanted to tell you to roll my spicy balls. i don't know. >> seth: there you go. the good news is that you can't even see i have it on my hands. it's great. it leaves no marks. >> but you can do this with -- i like spicy. so i did it with spicy sausage. but you can use a sweet italian sausage, any sausages you want. >> seth: now what do we have over here? i have to ask. just because this looks like the most delicious thing i've ever seen. >> that's is afried pork cutlet. >> seth: great. >> it has a little bit of rap

so instead of payingit a lot for let's say cucumbers grown in green houses in new york city, g suddenlyore plentiful, much more available and in the end, your body cares about the nutrients and the vitamins you eat. they don't care where your food comes from. >> but the nutrients are depleted when trucked up from florida to where i live.from >> well, no, not at all because modern conservation technology ensures that as soon as things aren coming out of the field, if they're packaged properly, frozen right away -- >> what if they're fresh?ight >> it's not because you buy: wh something at your local farmerse market on a saturday that it wasn't picked on a tuesday, for example, and then put in a fridge for several days. and we can truck things over long distances very efficiently and quickly. why do we import apples from chile or new zealand? because in the southern hemisphere, seasons are inverted. they pick their apples in march or april. they arrive in your supermarket maybe two weeks later. they're definitely fresher, less losses to spoilage. so at certain times of the year, new zealan

actually a good thing when you have differing opinions in different voices for the federal reserve in a cucumber both speaking tree what you think? >> i think absolutely. the problem in the two thousands was there wasn't enough to set three everyone thought the world had changed. we had the great moderation and there wasn't enough to set to read i think this is necessary and useful. liz: what do you think? >> i think so also in one thing i think i learned yesterday in addition to janet yellen being someone who encourages dissent, public dissent because baby in the interest of transparency i think i noticed yesterday that we will have to start thinking of mr. dudley as her surrogate. he's going to go out there basically say what janet would say if she were giving a speech and i think that was clear looking at what he said yesterday in what we saw the minutes today. liz: by the way, that usually is the role of the vice chair. they are very much a lock step with the chairman of the fed three great to see you both read a very spirited discussion and wonderful to see you. jerry is the former dallas o

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i managed to get a sausage and a cucumber into it a package. i thought it was a lot of fun.been in another highlight during the last four years and that is been learning that tv is not just us in front of the camera, it is about this guy talking in your ear, is about the woman up its make up about thethe morning, writers, the producers and directors. it is all about the teamwork that goes into television. that is something that was always a highlight for me. learning tv is all about teamwork. it is not just about us in front of the camera. , we're going to miss you. i gather we are nothing to lose you forever. you still will appear on the channel, yeah? >> i hope you'll have me on the channel. i'm staying with bloomberg. i'm going to rejoin our colleagues in print. i will be based in hong kong and i will be writing about economics and policy. i will be writing about the military, i think. really, i hope about the big stories that are taking place in fewa right now in the next years, mark. >> tweedy, good luck heard it has been a pleasure. >> it is a sad moment. you will be m

has changed the way which you have a chicken to smack a cucumber on your eyes or a tea bag you know ifyou really want to diminish the puff underneath your eyes of god the old wives' tales that really have been working for years long as you read the cucumber as. well and i want to i want to mention that as a dealing with aging patients and and sexuality as we have to make sure what kind of medications people are on so that if there is lower libido or erectile dysfunction are things about h.r. or just not having any desire really low libido low testosterone and that things about nature as we age a fact our sexual selves and should be checked out being good they say coffee is good for you you know the debate goes on and off i will tell you that generally speaking there may be some health benefits the caffeine but caffeine jenna. early caffeine generally for people who throws a show it goes through the nyungar the book caffeine will really make or is a shift player so certain skin complection issues are very caffeine sensitive so there's decaffeinated but i'm not quite sure how healthy tha

he's as cool as a cucumber. >> focus. >> he's like, whatever. >> amy, thank you. >>> now, to new concernsbout the treats you may be giving your pets. petco announcing it will stop selling treats made in china, hoping to end the mystery illness that has sickened so many cats and dogs. and now a second company joining petco overnight. david kerley has the story. >> reporter: this morning, one of the largest pet supply retailers in america says no more. it will no longer sell certain pet treats. petco announcing it will all stop carrying china-made dog and cat treats at its store locations. tuesday's move comes days after an fda report that it received about 1,800 new cases of pet treat-related illnesses since october. >> none of our consumable dog or cat treats will be coming from china. everything will be coming from domestically or other safe parts of the world. >> reporter: dogs and cats have been getting sick since 2007. 6,000 dogs in all. the fda says pet treat jerkky treats may have contributed to the deaths of more than 1,000 of the dogs. it launched an investigation into the treats

. >> now we have cucumbers. one cucumber, 45 calories.s crunchy and i saturate it with lime juice and a little ground black pepper. >> i'm done. >> joy, home run. >> home run. >> joy, as usual. >> for these recipes go to klg and hoda. >>> first, this is "today" on nbc. > thank you. a group of doctors who work hard to save lives at the severely underfunded san antonio memorial hospital. >> nbc new drama "night shift" and owen plays t.c. callahan, army doctor who recently returned to fr afghanistan and is having i would say trouble playing by the rules. >> yeah. very bad but adorable. >> and sexy. >> plays his boss jordan alexander who also happens to be t.c.'s ex-girlfriend. >> so it'scomplicated. >> take a look. >> you do your thing, i'll do mine. >> the only thing i need you to do is show me some respect. >> respect is earned, jordan. everyone thinks you're his puppet. >> excuse me. i am not his puppet. >> you are judging this baby just like she wants to. >> if we keep her, people we cannot afford to street. >> i'll treat them. >> he'll

. >> cucumbers. >> she told the mayor, quote, it's hard to grow a pair when you're a ten-year-old girlw a pair? let us know. >> 26 minutes before the top of the hour. heather nauert joins us with some headlines. >> good morning to you. got an update on that malaysian airlines flight. there is still no trace of that missing airplane. but it is not stopping hollywood from writing its own ending. debuted at the cannes film festival, a trailer for something called "the vanishing act." unmade movie, but sort of based on the malaysian airlines mystery. the film makers say they are trying to tell the untold story of what happened on that plane. kind of bizarre. >>> it was all fun and games, but a prank lands an austin, texas boy with assault charges. look what happened here. okay. not funny at all. it is called smack cam. it's a prank that's going around now adays. this young boy walked into a wendy's restaurants pretending to order and hit a 16-year-old employee in the face. listen to this. >> i stayed there for a couple of seconds and then took a breath and i said a few words and went to th

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. >> tomatoes, cucumbers and kalamata olives. >> and the olives are pitted, i'm assume ing?at next? >> red wine vinegar. that's a lot. >> okay. >> a pinch of sea salt. >> yes. >> one of the most important things in greek cooking oregano. >> nice. drizzle that on. >> okay. then to make a good salad, feta cheese. >> i asked you what feta do you prefer. you said barrel-aged. >> it's on the market a little more money. >> crumbled or whole? >> whole. >> why? >> just because. you can crumble it, but prefer it hole. greeks love the lamb. >> okay. >> you marinate it? how long do you marinate it? >> about two hours. >> so you don't have to do it overnight. two hours is sufficient. >> lemon juice. >> why do you like lemon juice? >> not greek cuisine without lemons. >> fantastic. you do season the meat before putting it in the marinate? >> not too much salt. because it draws out the moisture. put this on a grill. you can do that on an outdoor girl, if not an indoor grill. >> two to three minutes on each side. you can spread it with lemons. >> what do you have here tazeki. with fennel s

i've added cucumbers. or put the cue consumer% on -- a lighter option instead of chips.o make green enchiladas. people traditionally make it with tomatoes. but i'm making it with tomatillos. this is an inedible husk. so take this off and plop them in the water. >> just boil them down. >> for about 15 minutes. we want to strain them. and then we want to put them in the blender and add some onion. some cilantro. some chicken stock. and some garlic. >> nice. >> and we're going to blend that -- i'll let you blend that. >> okay. >> the chicken stock, i got that from boiling chicken. >> we have a loud blender. >> that's okay. you know what, i actually have another one over here. that's already done. so my chicken, when i boiled it, i just shredded it. and i'm adding cheese. you don't have to add salt because cojita cheese is high in salt, but made with skim milk, so you want to add that. stir it up. >> you guys have made queso blanco. >> or mexican cheese. you can improvise. a recipe is just a footprint for how you want to be able to do something. >> you're frying those. >> i'

i add in a celery stalk, i add in some cucumber, i add in a cup of berries and i'm bringing back thesomething right here. jenna, what are you doing here? >> too many seeds, savannah. too many. i'm going to piggy back off what joy was talking about and i'm going to show you guys a way to really spice up your morning by burning a few calorie, warming your body up just by doing your regular morning routine. so by the time you walk out of the door, you will have already gotten yourself a little mini workout in. >> jenna, i'm putting 60 seconds on the clock. ready, set, go. >> you're making your coffee, waiting for it to brew. grab two water bottles and start doing what i call apple pickers. bring your arms down, leg up slightly to the side. engage the obliques a little bit. warm up the upper body. now you've got to maybe empty the dishwasher or you have to put some clothes away. go to the hamper. instead of bending over and grabbing something and picking it up, i want you to squad down, put it up top. put those dishes away with a squat. maybe you get 15 squats out of the entire thing. no