eater stages for me as a lifetime member of kaiser health, i love the fact that everybody knows about the theme of writing i've had to teach myself how to thrive because in my youth youths that was all about i ant sick and many i am carvings will take care of me nowadays it's about before you every walk in its what wear trying to teach our workforce i was r have a 29 thousand workforce are they all in shape no way we're trying to thrive even better so this announcement today is significant for those reasons it is about our most challenged population in the city it's about a health institution that cares more than just when people walk 0 into the institutions and clinics how they can be better thriving on their own about our programs we run on an everyday basis question have the crisis interconnections we wouldn't have to be there if people took care of themselves while all of the programs we've been caring about whether hope sf or our numerous housing programs and whether you it's the kinds of things we're doing to assess health care are part of this announcement today, i'm pleased to

cheater, cheater pumpkin eater. >> jimmy: i'm not a cheater, cheater, pumpkin eater. i never cheat!nt kept putting the cards face up. and i have evidence here. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: that's -- this is pretty funny that you brought this up because we time stamped it right there. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: so two minutes in, you thought i was cheating. of course, it's just skill. i just was much better than you. but then, this is very interesting. look at what happens the first round. look at the time stamp. look who's -- look who's thing's up right there? [ laughter ] cheater, cheater pumpkin eater! i learned it from you. >> all right. well done. >> jimmy: but this time, there's no way you can cheat in this game at all. >> no, you can't. >> jimmy: it's flip cup. >> okay. >> jimmy: all right, you ready for this? >> i'm ready for this. >> jimmy: all right. this is going to be fun. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] amy adams and i are playing a a game of "holiday flip cup" when we come back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ julia: who's ready for their favorite present from their favorite a

he was known as a moderate for one and not a fire eater. and the confederacy was trying to present to the world and especially to the eight slaves states that had not conceded and even to the other states an image of reasonableness and moderation. and second was military experience. he was a graduate of west point and served seven years in the army and commanded the mississippi regimen. >> host: and wound in the mexican battle. >> guest: yes, he was a wounded warrior. so there was no man in the south who was better qualified in terms of political experience and especially military training and experience to lead this new nation which its founders anticipated the plight. >> host: he knew about the challenges ahead with the railroads, the ships, the northern industry, the guns and cannons and sirens and every disadvantage the south would face. >> guest: he was a realist. he could read the census returns. he knew the south produced cotton and other staple crops and earned most of the foreign exchange and had the majority of exports but it was

i'm are not the man eater we portray them to be. >> something children love, santa claus. something children hate, fast time. this is little dustin in daddy's arms. dustin is about to meet santa for the very first time. >> is that santa? >> an epic moment in the life of a child. >> it always goes wrong. >> he is mesmerized by all the decorations. >> how many poses do you have with children and santa. >> now that he is with daddy, santa not so scary. >> the next video, it's time for a bath. you would think, right? no. he loves bath time. >> you can go. >> all right. you can run the bath. he hears the water running. beelines it for the bathroom. >> the pavlovian response, i'm off, see you. >> what does it take to be a good driver? >> this is junior from barcelona. they are going to see if he can co-drive with the world running champion. >> you have to have the right equipment, make sure you have your safety stuff on. >> only way this could work if they are completely secured. they are going so fast their heads are bobbing around like crazy. >> they've got the head gear. look

this is unbelievable, competitive eater joey chestnut -- competitive eater joey chestnut set a new recordekend after eating an entire turkey in ten minutes. which is great, but he didn't even touch my green bean casserole. [ laughter and applause ] he didn't touch it. and i was there. he looked me in the eyes and he didn't even touch it. i was surprised to hear this, according to a new report, ancient egyptians had the earliest documented government health care plan, and to his credit, mitch mcconnell didn't support it then, either. [ laughter and applause ] he's very consistent. he's very consistent about that. this -- i don't know about you, this was just shocking to me, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani said this weekend that there would not be so many white police officers if black people weren't killing each other 70 to 75% of the time. unfortunately, the question they asked him was, "what are you doing for thanksgiving?" [ laughter ] that makes it worse. that makes it a little worse. i love this. this weekend was cat fancy's supreme championship cat show in england. [ cheers

i'm going to believe that sharks are not the man eaters that we portray them to be. >>> hey, kid, go fly a kite. try not to kill yourself. jake at the beach. he has a large kite wing. watch what happens when he catches too much wind. oh! >> oh, oh. >> crashes down on to the beach. that was a hard landing. >> ow! >> serious timing there. >> watch kben in slow motion. flying up in the air. lost control of the kite. his friends claim he was trying to get a little air but once aloft may have caught a secondary gust and that took him. you see him collapse down on the beach. >> why would you want to be lifted and dropped in this area? >> he did crash down to the beach. he was injured. you see the emts at this the end there and he will undergo four to six weeks of physical therapy. >>> a shocking hit and run is caught on camera. >> that was intentional. >> the story behind one woman's amazing survival. >>> there's something different about this skateboarding video. >> he is totally kicking butt. >> meet the athletic dude who proves. >> life is all about pushing on. >>> like us on facebook.c

sorry stromboli eaters.the hut has a new innovation blowing the stuff crust of your mind. >> can't decide what to get on your mind? let pizza hut read your mind. >> pizza hut a mind reading menu. yes it's said to read your eye movement to figure out the tings you want in 2.5 seconds. it's being tested in the uk. >> stephen: pizza hut has invented a mind reading menu. bet you never thought of that. if you did, maybe that's where they got the idea from. and the uk is the perfect place to roll it out they have a long history of testing what people accept as food. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: here is how, here is how you order the es pizza. >> welcome to pizza. my name is toby. do you know what you would like to order? don't worry. let me introduce to you our brand new subconscious menu. it's controlled with your eyes and mind. the menu has recognized your eye movement. this is the cool part. by the time you think you have chosen your subconscious has done it for you. this amazing gadget can tell what your

like the house sharing website, apps take a 15% to 20% cut to connect passionate chefs with eaters, anday less than restaurant prices. >> i have never taken a cooking class. >> reporter: this is all about what you like. this is not what you learned in a book or at a class. >> yeah, so, i have no professional, like, cooking experience. the past few years i've had a big interest in food and i wanted to do something with cooking. >> reporter: including possibly owning his own restaurant. but the food business is risky business. time consuming and expensive. >> hopefully get experience. >> reporter: for aspiring chefs, siting offer a low risk way to test things out. >> i want to do the local stuff. >> reporter: on this night, don is offering a san francisco-themed dinner. >> it's half a crab steamed. we have the squid inning pasta, which is seafoody. i made a home made stuffing. >> reporter: he's charging $55 a head, plus complimentary wine. a steal for this kind of male. if he pulls it off, that is. so, are you nervous? >> i don't like to disappoint people. i'm kind of like a perfectionist

. >> still maybe not fighters so much but still eaters. >> oh, yeah. big-time. yes.amritsar? >> checking off my list of things to do in the punjab, i got to score some animal protein. it's time. i've been going all morrisey for two days now and frankly, that's enough. i need chicken. we are nowhere here. where am i? >> it's very famous for chicken. >> when we are talking must-haves, tandoori chicken is just that. >> i have some lemon in this. you will enjoy it. >> oh, man, it's delicious. this type of establishment, dhaba? >> this is the most successful business here. anyone who open a dhaba tomorrow, it will be like this. >> but if you're going to have chicken it better be good. >> yeah. would you like to have something else? >> there's ground mutton? >> that's called naan. keema naan, mutton ball, dough. and the special ingredient, magic hands. believe me when i tell you, this -- is good. so good that people snap it up the second it comes out of the tandora. hey, that's mine. mm. >> is it good? >> sensational. wow. >> people do love their food. >> i love eating. >>

you've been jerking around men for so many years that you think all women are man-eaters. well, first it was my father. then it was rafe. now it's this poor hillbilly clyde. >> kate: clyde is neither a hillbilly nor is he poor.

. >> even skeletons tell the tale of cheater cheater pumpkin eater eater.et's see how this is going to turn out. you know how i feel about that subject, charlie rose. that's why i love that story. >>> the results, they are in this morning of yahoo!'s top searches of the year. ebola is a term that was most searched. not surprising. followed by the video game mine craft. singer ariana grande is number three and "hunger games "star jennifer lawrence and rounding out the top five kaley cuoco of "the big bang theory." >> very diverse group. >> i'm not surprised about minecraft given the popularity of that game in my house. >> and jennifer lawrence. >> number ten, that's right. >>> we have somebody in our top five. that would be dr. terry narula that evidence that a popular diet mayhem you live longer. >>> within school gives up on the gridiron and it's take an emotion ol toll on the players. >> what am i supposed to explain, all of these guys knows what's up, all of them. every game. no matter the distance. no matter distance! he's been at every game. >> we'll e

i had never been to russia and certainly not with the dance eater.in one of these wonderful feeders. you feel so far away from home. then the curtain goes up on "revelations" and by the time we hit "rock of my soul,", you see russian people dancing and swaying to the beat. there is something about that that lets it know that we are more like then on the like. >> you have said that "revelations" is about the human being and everything the human being and doers. >> absolutely. it starts with i have been puked and i have been scorned. who doesn't relate. we have something called "revelations" curriculum. we use it as a way to look at english and social studies, and humanities. sometimes we have -- using i have been viewed and i have been scored, we have a young person who has not studied dance, but they had their own personal experiences. they could say, i have been d issed. so you could say with your religion, across the street, or the ocean, people connect. >> take a look. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ this little light of mine. i'm going to let it shine. this little ligh

they had an 11-foot tree u that made mine look like minimouse and jasper is a big eater, that's his telescope that he got from his dad, so it was a good day for row dog. >> you have to tell us about the t rex. >> one of the things he got was the t rex, in the bed, like scared at night. not exactly my idea of company, if you know what i mean. >> i know you had a great christmas. >> i did, i went home to staten island. lots of italian food. i usually don't drink. kimberly knows i don't drink. but i did have a cocktail or two. this is why u i don't drink. i had a little bow on my head. i was a little low on cash this year, so i created one of my own. >> those shoes kimberly wore. >> fuzzy bedroom slippers. >> you look great. you look very separatory, calm. >> christmas, a great tradition, in our home it's the same as when i was a kid. my two daughters, opened up their presents, it's hard to compete with santa, because he brings all the best gifts, but we try to get a look at all those smiley faces, after we go to church, look at all those faces, they're not as happy. i got to spoil their fun, ha

you've been jerking around men for so many years that you think all women are man-eaters.irst it was my father. then it was rafe. now it's this poor hillbilly clyde. >> kate: clyde is neither a hillbilly nor is he poor. >> chad: hmm,

i'm clearly the only meat-eater here. >> i do, i do.xtra pains to make sure it's organically raised. >> whoever is doing their marketing should be fired. because this is not helping them. this does not look good. this looks terrible. and so i think that mcdonald's, if they really want to come along and -- because what this is about, they're losing money. that's what this is about. if they really want to step up their game, they need to do something more ethical. be more meaningful as a brand. do something to help people make their products more ethical. and healthy. >> the other option is, just don't address this at all and just acknowledge that you are an unethical company that produces crap and be the big mccrap company. that's fine as well. but don't get into the details of how you do anything. >> seethank you all for you tim. and catch seema tackling legal questions every day on msnbc.com. >>> coming up, the new york city street performer who got prince william's number. he's here on "politicsnation," next. the conference call. the

website, feastly, eatwith and cookapp take a 15%, 20% cut to connect passional chefs with adventurous eatersith strangers paying less than restaurant prices. this is not something you learned in a book or at a class? >> yeah, i have no professional cooking experience. >> reporter: don is offering a san francisco themed dinner. through eatwith. from clam chowder with sourdough bread and local crab with squid ink pasta not to mention dessert. >> the man course is a half a crab steamed. >> reporter: don is charging $55 a head for a gourmet meal and wine pairing. a steal for this feast. there are catches other than the crab. in many cities, home-based restaurants are not eligible for food service permits and run the risk of being shut down. yet, the reviews are pouring in. on a scale of one to five, what would you give it? >> seven. >> reporter: the seven tastes even better, served with an unexpected side of good company. juju chang, abc news, san francisco. >> what do you think? >> a good idea. >> i will do it definitely. i think there is a lot of good menu items out there. >> for folks like us

if you were invited to an ugly christmas sweater party, there's a company that will rent you a eater.his is actually a good sweater. you don't have to spend 80 bucks on something you'll never wear again. you'll spend $25 on something you'll never wear again. i hope next year there will be a company that allows you to rent someone to go to the parties for you. that to me would be worth -- [ applause ] at least $100. the holidays are a time for family. for those of you who don't have family, i am very happy to share mine. in fact, you can have mine. from time to time, i ask my aunt chippy to answer questions from viewers of our show. the segment is called "dear aunt chippy" and tonight, she gives it a holiday spin. >> hi, happy holidays from aunt chippy. we got a letter here. let's read it. dear aunt chippy, my mother-in-law's coming to stay with us for the holidays. i want to make my wife happy and welcome her, but my mother-in-law is loud. she smokes. she never cooks. she gambles. and she is always yelling. how do i fell her i prefer she stay in a hotel? happy holidays, you know who.

. >> josh brown, reformed broker, former runner, current smoker, eater, binge drinker. ♪ ♪ >> oh, mywere so awesome. did you have fun? >> i had a great time. you made it so exciting and interesting. i didn't really get tired because you just kept us going at the whole time. it was great. >> yeah, that's all you got? >> what did you guys think? >> it was awesome. >> fun? >> that was awesome. my expectation -- i don't know what my expectations were. you know i'm a runner, right? so i don't think anything can really compete with running. but this comes really, really close. we were really -- we had a great workout. >> yeah, i do xbox, and i didn't think this would be much more strenuous. no, but i had remarked that it really felt like being a kid again, being on a bike when you used to ride your bike everywhere. i got that exact same feeling. i really had a lot of fun on it. >> so this is not about people paying for monthly memberships more so than people paying for individual sessions, is that right? >> it's a pay-per-class model. the model did not exist. we sort of saw a hole in the m

. >> i could not do that eater no tv during week. from bob kelly's family, your christmas present, we're doing high low starting tonight. >> and bob will tell you you have to force them to give you an answer. >> you have to. >> nobody gets up from the table. >> you have to have an answer. there is a high and low. it becomes fun and tradition. when we're out in the restaurant high low. >> all right. >> what was your high point this morning. >> my high point was getting my mug from alex, as and my low point that the weather is yucky. >> okay. >> okay. >> thank you. >> so the the new york daily news releases its list for best internet moments. do you remember this. >> we had so much fun with this. so, so-so chicago. >> that came in at number five. then they had to deal with the undrinkable water. we had to show you toilet. they had a a side by side toilets. >> rib seeing that. >> you can go with the friend. >> check out number four. >> i challenge our new co host allah ex-holley to do this. >> i'll accept that challenge. >> what? >> all

i heard that competitive eater joey chestnut ate more than nine pounds of turkey to win a a turkey-eatingast weekend. [ scattered cheers ] that's great. he would have celebrated, but he fell asleep for two days. [ laughter ] we'll find out when he's awake. they found him drooling with his pants unbuckled. >> steve: really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a lot of people around here you guys are very, very excited about this. lottery officials here in new york were searching for the owner of a winning $1 million powerball ticket before it expires on december 11th. but me? i don't need to check my lottery tickets because i've already won the greatest prize of all -- you guys. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ so, listen to this, you guys, it's rumored that a -- [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] -- it's rumored that the trailer for the new "star wars" film will be featured before the next "hobbit" movie in december -- [ laughter ] then, "hobbit" fans say -- [ laughter ] "oh, great now the theater is going to be full of nerds." and, you know, you go, come on. give me a break. guys, look. [ laughter ] >>

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. >> even skeletons tell the tale of cheater, cheater, pumpkin eater. i love this story.you know how i feel about that subject, charlie rose. that's why i love that story. >>> the results, they are in this morning of yahoo!'s top searches of ebola. the most receiver. the video game minecraft. singer ariana grande and jennifer lawrence, she is fourth. rounding out five, kaley cuoco is anothing top five. very diverse group. >> very diverse. i'm not surprised about mine kraft. >> i'm not surprised about jennifer lawrence. we have somebody in our top five, dr. tara narula with key evidence that a popular diet >>> one school gives up on the grid ooirp and it's taking an emotional toll on the players. >> my 3-year-old. how am i supposed to explain this? all of these guys. every game, no matter the distance. no matter the distance. he's been to every game. what am i supposed to do? >> we'll explain what was said there. a campus backlash after the college tosses out football. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." is a really big deal.u with aches, fever and chills- there's no such

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apps like feastly, cookapp and eatwith connect passionate chefs with adventurous eaters.ou learned in a book or at a class. >> i have no professional cooking experience. >> reporter: don's offering a san francisco dinner, clam shoulder, sourdough bread and local dungness crab. and dessert. >> the main course is a half a crab steamed. >> reporter: it's $55 for a gourmet meal and a wine pairing. there are some catches, in many cities home-based restaurants are not eligible for food service permits and run the risk of being shut down. yet the reviews are pouring in. on a scale of one to five? what would you give it? >> seven. >> reporter: and that seven is tastes even better served with an unexpected side of good company. juju chang, abc news, san francisco. >> cool idea. >> very good idea. >> you have to know how to cook. there's that. >> won't be happening at my house. >>> well, coming up, oprah winfrey and director ava duvernay opening up about their gripping new movie. >>> and a big night for this guy, santa claus. those selfies with santa coming in right now. >>> you ma

like so many other, nancy says she's an emotional eater. >> i really need the accountability.person who understands you kind of like your own personal medical doctor. you know, who understands your history, understandis your challenges. if you have that that could be priceless for long-term success. >> reporter: her coach has been a weight watchers member for ten years. >> weight watchers really helped me get control back of my life and it just really changed my relationship with food. >> reporter: she understands firsthand how hard it can be to get past emotional eating and is able to share those lessons. >> we're there to help with the hard part. everyone's hard part is different. nancy, i'm here to motivate her, to guide her and have her continue to feel good about herself. >> reporter: nancy hopes working with a coach will help give her the extra push to reach her goal. >> i lost 20 pounds and i feel more confident and feel like i can achieve the goal. >> reporter: for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >>> oh, and good. very concerned about tha

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