here to cook me into a food coma, please welcome eddie huang!oing? >> good, good. >> anthony: all right, all right. before we get started, what are we cooking today? >> okay, we cooking the bird house bao. >> anthony: hold on, helped sa cooking. we cooking. >> gloves on, gloves on. >> anthony: all right, all right. >> when did people start wearing gloves to cook, eddie? >> probably around the same time we stopped wearing condoms. >> anthony: eddie's funny! [ laughter ] all right, this is the bird house bao, you like it? >> anthony: what's going on here? >> this is a chicken that we brine 24 hours. >> anthony: what do you brine it in? i'm a chef myself. >> okay. >> anthony: i have a rosemary brine that i do. buttermilk fried chicken. i'm interested to see what you have here. >> why do you got to be a closet chef, are you bad? >> anthony: no, because i do other things. >> we do this with panda sweat and dragon tears -- >> anthony: i like that. is that what this is? >> that is the slurry, corn starch slurry. >> anthony: pour it in the chicken? >> y

tonight, george lopez, eddie huang, and music from future.

tonight, george lopez, eddie huang, and music from future.

the story i can relate to is when eddie huang, the main character, was embarrassed to bring his chineseo school because people might make fun of him. he wanted white food. tiffany tran: dear senator, kamala harris, my name is tiffany tran, and i am an eighth grader from east side san jose. as an east side san jose student, i have noticed that our high schools are in need of more programs, technology, actively involved teachers, and opportunities for our students. when my dad came to america as a vietnam war refugee, his family of 12 knew no english. male: [speaking foreign language] tiffany: my parents' asian refugee struggles has taught me the importance of education. it will take time to achieve academically competitive schools throughout the district, but for now, all students should be able to easily transfer to neighboring high schools that are in line with their academic goals. my post code should not limit my high school options. the financial state of the district i was raised in should not define my future. by focusing on academic programs, east side san jose will produce more