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i stole an inspirational fridge magnet. a what? a magnet, for the fridge, to hold papers and stuff.and dad wouldn't buy it for me, and now i just feel terrible, and i never thought i would be the kind of person to steal anything, but the magnet said, "think of the thing you cannot do, and then do it." so i thought about it, and then i did it! oh, my god. i'm a stealer. i stole! (sniffles) (retching) sue! honey... (crying) see? see, it's got a dolphin... and a kite. (retches) oh! (continues retching) (exhales deeply) it'll be okay, honey. clearly, you know what you did was wrong. we'll take it back to the store tomorrow and explain what happened, and you can apologize. (sighs) and about this time on father's day... (crowd cheering on tv) (retches) you know what? i'm not even gonna go there. it's just gonna make me mad. and "i have no idea what i'm doing," you need a hand. well, walgreens is innovating to help. by making prescription refills this easy. and we're bringing our pharmacists out front to answer your questions. at walgreens, we'll do more than help you get well. we'll help

i'll just leave it in a fridge." who's right? put it in a fridge or the freezer, you wanna cool it faster. how many say same-same? if you wait five minutes it's the same. check your neighbor. you kinda see that, gang? you kinda see that? in places where it's cold in the winter, when do those homes leak energy more, on a cold day or a warmish day? on a cold day, there's a greater delta t between the temperature inside the home and outside. and a great big delta t means, honey, you are gonna have a high rate of cooling. and you know what you pay for when you hit your home? what you pay for really ultimately is the heat that's leaking out all of the time. otherwise, you heat your home up in september, keep your doors all closed, you wouldn't have to burn any more fuel for the rest of the winter. but that's not true, the heat's leaking all the time mostly through your windows. and the greater the delta t, the greater the difference in temperature between inside and outside, then the greater it's gonna be the rate of heat flow. and op

open up the fridge. now your fridge is about three-quarters of a cubic meter. ask the people at the house, "hey, the air inside there have any weight?" what are they going to say? yeah, it's got some weight. see that big grapefruit sitting there on the shelf, does that have any weight? yeah. say which weight is more, the grapefruit or the air? take a guess. you've got about 2 pounds of air in there. and if that grapefruit is less than a 2-pounder, then the weight of air in that refrigerator is greater than the weight of-- so greater than the weight of a dozen of eggs, dozen of eggs weigh less than the air in an ordinary-sized refrigerator. now you're not noticing that weight of air. let me ask you a similar question. does water have a weight? yeah, water kind of weighs a lot, doesn't it? if i handed you a great big bag of water and i say, "here, take this." and i put it in your lap, vrooom. and i ask you, "does water have any weight?" what are you gonna say? you are gonna say, "yeah, it's got weight." now let's suppose we go in a swimming pool and you're under

next time you see bread in t fridge, you know what to do. >> never put the bread in the fridge.t in the freezer. >> what about boiling water. have you often put salt in the boiling water? >> yes. it lowers the boiling point of water. >> salt raises the boiling point of water causing it to take longer. not so good if you are impatient. >> it lowers the freezing point. >> i got it backwards. >> one more. >> do you store your batteries in the freezer hoping to make them last longer? >> no. it actually can damage the contents on the battery. hacked. >>> if you have a cup and a question. a little performance with the cup and he is singing the cup song but the lyrics have changed. >>> why he is hoping anna kend >>> this is what a 2-year-old evie. she had just been watching ice skaters with her dad in st. petersburg, florida. >> she is doing some imitating. >> she was inspired by the ice skaters. she is doing some spins, twirls and turns. what happened there? >> pull-ups. >> pull-ups on the ground. >> pull-ups on the ground as she is spinning and trying to be oh so grateful, her diaper

take out the fridge outside. you'd have to stick the condensation coils outside, 'cause you got evaporation coils on the inside and condensation coils on the outside. in the condensation coils, what's happening there? taking in energy or giving it off? giving it off. giving it off. and that's why you put your hand at the back of the fridge, honey, it's warm. isn't that true? yeah. so, you guys--i mean-- and then the motor, of course, it makes the whole thing going, will even give you a net heat increase than if you didn't do anything. so you gotta put one side on the outside. so you got your air conditioner out there, and you're feeling frustrated because all of a sudden it gets winter. just take it around. turn it around, and now, you got a heater. air condition the outside out, and you'll get heat inside the house. that's why air conditions will run both ways. but you don't have to take the whole machine out and turn it around. there's a little switch that will do it for you. so all they do is just exchange hea

it's in the fridge. oh, it's in the fridge? oh, good, 'cause that just saved me a wild goose chase. i just wish your great-aunt would have died sooner. i'm kidding. i'm kidding, sweetie. she's in a much better place now. i'm sorry. yo, hon, we got to go. ok, ok. bye, sweetie. be good. kirby, watch out for your brother. ok. miss you, little man. kirby: miss you. thanks again, you guys. carrie: oh, come on. yeah, we owe you big for this one, guys. no prob. you guys have a safe trip. hey, we should be thanking you. well... we're on our own. uh-huh. so far, so good. so far, so good. well, i will see you later. whoa! whoa, whoa, whoa! you're leaving now?! yeah, it's one of my work saturdays. wasn't the uniform a tip-off for you at all, or... right. right. wait. wait. how about this? how about you stay here with the kids, and i'll go do your route? huh? sign here, ma'am. how hard could that be? honey, will you relax? the kids are gonna love spending the day with you. now, just show 'em your gentle, nurturing side. i have a gentle, nurturing side? i believe it's in there, yes. oh, you're g

if you store it in the fridge, it can stay fresh for weeks.because these dates are suggestions, most stores donate outdated food to soup kitchens but the former trader joe's executive is going one step furthered collecting excess overstock and expired wholesome food from grocers to repackage, prepare and sell in underprivileged neighborhoods the cheap and healthy alternative to fast food. >> good idea. >> reporter: while the concept has some changing their minds about expired foods, others admittedly are more concerned with labels. >> i don't know. >> reporter: would you shop there? >> uhm, no. >> reporter: now, the first of these expired markets is expected to open in massachusetts next year. it will serve prepared meals along with produce sort of a goodwill store for food attempting to tackle the larger social problem that cheap meals are often unhealthy. if you have a story idea, call us at 888-5-helps-u. >> create a whole new business model, you know? nothing like this has been tried before. >> no. certainly. and it's going to save a lot o

how fridges, refrigerators.dle-class family. walked into the kitchen. i couldn't believe it, it was look a space ship. >> jimmy: probably why we are so fat. >> the family looked normal sized. but i was saying to the people there, that the, the fridge with food, we would feed the family back in london for 20 years. >> jimmy: that's interesting. what about hollywood. when did you come here? >> i would here for the first time when i was 19. i was here to do amistad. >> jimmy: steven spielberg. wow. that's a hell of an entry. >> it's true. >> jimmy: they put you up, i would imagine? where did you shoot? shot that here? >> we shot that all in, in los angeles, yeah. i was like, at drama school, got the part. flew out. they put me up at the universal sheraton. >> i couldn't drive. >> jimmy: universal city. >> i was there three months, two or three days a week. >> jimmy: don't know if this means anything. the idea that the cast of amistad is at universal city walk. >> i thought city walk was hollywood. for the whole thr

two flat screen tvs, two fridges and a keg rater. >> that is tricked out. >> perhaps we can take it to tonight's game. nfl, eli manning tries luck. >>> congratulations. little height difference. >> she may need a step ladder. >> four-time world cup -- he has a couple of muscles. four-time world cup champion is hitting the fresh powder. he is prepping here for sochi. >>> how does u.s. senator mike ditka say to you? >> say what? >> the legendary chicago bears coach says he regrets not running against barack obama. he says not that i would have won but i probably would have and he wouldn't be in the white house. extreme athletes, roller blading and an interesting place here, through an austrian forest. >>t that looks dangerous. >> it is called the couch garden project. that is what we got, betty. >> thank you so much. >>> we have a lot coming up here on "early today" so stay right with us. >>> before tonight's premiere of "glee" tribute to cory monteith she spoke about her story. she said i feel like i lost cory and fin. >>> topher grace tweeted this photo. >>> owen wilson is expecting ba

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the only thing worth saving in this kitchen is the fridge. of course, the picture of olivia. >> absolutely. >> everything else boom. >> i don't know how we are going to get it out of here. the doors are small. we may have to knock out the walls. >> we really are dealing with, you know, the walls that we have right here. except for this wall. >> we will take down. that is not a bearing wall. >> this wall over here. we have a bearing wall to deal with. post down to the ground here and this wall expose into the dining room. >> we have eight foot ceilings. we need to take the cabinets up to the ceiling and help with storage. >> we are opening up the kitchen into the living room and dining room. we are going to have to incorporate the dining room and the living room with the rescue. >> there's an existing fireplace. we are going to tie it into the kitchen. everything will tie it in as well. we have ideas with the trim work. everything will flow as one. >> we got to get rid of this broken oven and terrible microwave and get her something new. >> do

not in the fridge. star fruit. in the market, great for this time of year. enjoy. if you've never had one, give them a try. i'm your fresh grocer . always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. and also look, so cool, don't they? >> they do look cool. >>> get ready to pay more for chocolate. bad weather in producing countries is pushing up the cost. many manufacturers are likely to pass on the cost to consumers. the price has risen 70% over the past 12 months. buyers of dark chocolate are likely to see the biggest jump. it has the highest content and made by smaller companies less able to absorb the cost. >>> still ahead, the 18 foot snake off the coast. >>> if you have a consumer problem or a question, call our hotline. volunteers are there right now. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, end all thos calls for good. >>> you can say fair well to tele marketers. a new law set to take affect tomorrow will end the calls for good. that story and more at 5:00. >>> finally this afternoon, a science instructor makes discovery of a life time. jasmine was snorkeling sunday when she found an

likes the stuff so much the new york times says there are bottles of black forest berry in the mini fridge aboard marine one. it's an all american success story. kids straight out of of college start mixing up a formula in his kitchen sink. seth goldman and founder and teo of honest tea. sold up at whole foods with tuperwear full of the stuff and the store ordered thousands of bottles. i can't think of a worse business to get into. let me tell you why it isn't set. the market was already saturated when you got into it. it doesn't scale. if you want to make double the tea you have to have double the bottling plant. what were you think something. >> it's a totally fair question. there were tons of products on the market but they all had the same calorie profile. they were 100 calories or 0 calories. there was nothing many the middle. that was the real astounraun as idea. when you make tea at home you don't put in five or six servings. s >> you're talking about sugar. >> sugar. >> that worked out well. you were purchased by coca-cola. you should point that out. we can talk more about that. th

but open up the fridge and you might be surprised how long your food can last.or instance, eggs can stay good for 3 to 5 weeks if you store them under 41 degrees. milk will smell bad long before it tastes bad. so forget the best by and use your senses instead. according to the nrdc, yogurt can last six weeks or more. in fact, they say if you scrape off any mold, you can safely enjoy it for months. tortilla chips stale? throw them in the oven for a quick refresh. you can do the same with bread. if you store it in the fridge, it stays fresh for weeks. so the dates are basically suggestions. most stores donate outdated food to soup kitchens but the former trader joe's exec is going one step further collecting excess overstock and expired wholesome food from grocers to repackage prepare and sell in underprivileged neighborhoods the cheap and healthy alternative to fast food. >> i think it's a good idea. >> reporter: while the concept has some changing their minds about expired food, others are more concerned with labels. would you shop there? >> no. >> reporter: jul

which reminds me-- there's lemonade in the fridge if you're thirsty. i just stocked up.d little monkey. bye. ( door closes ) ooh. ( door opens ) man: those shorts were a gift from my grandma. george wasn't thinking about funny shorts now. he needed a new soccer ball. and if a lemonade stand worked for the boy with the yellow hat, it could work for george. aha!

. >> translator: the water knocked down my door and fridge. it was a total mess. >> translator: there was massive flood. i realized that the house that was supposed to be standing there had disappeared. i thought i must be dreaming. it couldn't be true. >> reporter: typhoon wipha literally reshaped the island. it carved this huge chunk out of mt. mihara. the avalanche of debris and trees reached the center of the town of oshima. more than 30 homes collapsed or were swept away. izu oshima is one of several islands off the east coast that are part of the tokyo metropolitan area. tokyo governor naoki inose says the town of oshima will be eligible for immediate relief. the typhoon has been downgraded to a low-pressure system, but officials with the japan meteorological agency are still warning people to watch out for possible landslides. michio kijima, nhk world, tokyo. >>> the typhoon is being blamed for the sinking of a cargo ship off neighboring south korea. nine crew members died. two others are missing. spokespersons for the south korean coas

it's a 1975 stainless steel airstream, two flat-screen tvs and two fridges and a kegerator. you in? you could bring that to tonight's game. eli manning his winless giants try their luck at the chicago bears, nfl. >>> how does u.s. senator mike ditka sound to you? the legendary coach says he regrets not running against barack obama in the 2004 senate race. he told the dickinson press, quote, not that i would have won, but i probably would have, and he wouldn't be in the white house, end quote. >>> hitting the white slopes, ted liggetty prepping for the sochi olympics. they changed the skis' hourglass shape. the gold favorite won 6 of 8 world cup slalom races last year. >>> congrats to wladimir klitschko and actress hayden panettiere. they are engaged. >>> where did they go? they went here into the austrian forest. it's called the couch garden project. there are safer places to do that, my friends. >>> oprah winfrey is having what she is describing as the world's biggest yard sale. got that next. >>> welcome back. this is the time of year that we get these huge aleutian lows. this is

it's in the fridge. hey, peter, do you mind? but i have to get dinner. go out!t you see? she's only doing this to get a rise out of us. if we fight her on it, she'll only push further. well, she may not plan on sleeping with him, but you don't know how smooth quagmire is, lois. he's like a vagician. oh, that's clever. i know! isn't it? he practices vagic. "vagician" was funnier. okay, well, the point is, we ought to be worried. peter, trust me. i know what's going on in her head. it's just a game. i used to do the same thing to my parents. the problem is, they pushed back, and the results were not good. mr. pewterschmidt, we pumped your daughter's stomach and we found vodka, rohypnol, a fair amount of dna that is not her own and a class ring. harvard? i think it was suny something. oh, i don't want to hear any more! so how're your studies going? they're going pretty good. school's good. what's your favorite class? what was your favorite class? okay, let's say it at the same time and see if they're the same. okay, one, two, three. hist... math! math! oh, my god,

. >>> new tonight at 11:00, the new battle in washington could impact your fridge $8 for a gallon of milk. it would make milk twice as expensive as it has ever been. currently, a gallon costs about $3.45. nbc bay area's chase cain joins us tonight. what is the motivation and when is the deadline? >> reporter: one side is trying to prove a point to another. and the deadline is the end of the year. that's when the subsidies for dairy farmers would run out. what we are talking about is if there is no subsidies, there could be an extra $250 a year on milk. that depends on what our elected leaders decide this week. >> house will be in order. >> it's a long way from capitol hill to emeryville. but shoppers at the gateway supermarket directly feel here what happens there. >> if the price is astronomically high at times. a gallon of gas is comparable to a gallon of milk. fill the car up or fill the boy up with nutrients for life. he comes first. >> because of his six-year-old, nicholas has to ignore the price on the shelf. but you can bet if a gallon of milk jumped to 6, 7, $8 a gallon. shop

. >> the government shut down may have made its way into the fridge. which food should be on radar for extra inspection. >> plus, the best and worst tricks and treats for your child's teeth ahead of halloween. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, been happening. so bloggers are offering advice on what >>> the government shut down made fda food inspections haven't been happening. blockers are offering advice on what foods you might want to avoid. imported shrimp out of southeast asia. considered a red flag food that's supposed to be inspected. talapia from china. and take special care to wash fruits and vegetables and leafy greens. and cook all eggs. >> a link between pregnancy and pollution. and the battle of the bulge in the white house. looks at some of the day's top health stories. >> spanish researchers say a small amount of air pollution can increase the risk of having low birth weight baby. found the higher the exposure to air pollution, the higher the chance the child would be born under weight. a new study finds children are better off getting a first dose at 12 to

the owner wouldn't let the cameras in but said someone accidentally left the fridge door open right before the inspector arrived. and he says the unit is cooling properly now. in the district, inspectors closed cafe asia on i. street citing 20 violations including a dead roach, observed on a cutting board where food was being prepped, and rat droppings. in the heart of foggy bottom, inspectors closed three restaurants in one stop. the shops at 2,000 pennsylvania avenue northwest. johnny rocket's. four violations including mold observed on the ice machine. the manager said he had certification for food safety from another agency, but inspectors cited the store for operating without anyone carrying a d.c. certification. >> i went straight to the health department and get my card. my card -- and reopened the store. >> reporter: next door officials closed paul's bakery are ten citations including a hand washing violation and food temperatures like ham at 43 degrees and chicken at 52. they allowed us to see if the refrigerator was at a safe temperature below 41 degrees. >> 40 degrees. >> report

it's food that goes bad in our fridge and it's our huge portions that we have on our breakfast platters. all of that adds up, to 40% of all the food in this country, never getting eaten. >> talk about the resources that go into this waste, the food going into the trash, there's a lot of other stuff being trashed along the way. >> it's true, across the u.s. about 80% of our water and over half of our land area is dedicated to agriculture. so when we're not eating that food it's a huge resource investment that's gone to waste. in fact they estimate about a full quarter of all the water in the u.s. is going to grow food that never gets eaten. >> so on a transition here, you've done a lot of research and writing on expiration dates as one of the causes for wasted foods. explain that to our viewers? >> well, when we looked at all the things causing the waste, one of the things that really stood out was that so many people were misinterpreting what the dates on food means. so they actually are your use by date your best by date are freshness date, when food is at its top quality. while nine o

expensive and expansive, could they say we looked at how much you exercised today and we looked at your fridgend it said you ate this many calories, we're charge your premiums for. >> reporter: we look at how these could help and possibly hurt our lives. al jazeera seattle. >> again, we're keeping our eye on the events that are unfolding at washington, d.c. this being the installation ceremony of james comey, director of the fbi. interesting there are four others who are in attendance there. also not lost on anybody the irony of where that particular ceremony is taking place, inside the j. edgar hoover building named fo for the worst known keeping files when security and privacy is a concern. here is the the swearing in of james comey. >> before we d do the oath of office, let me say this is a very proud day for james comey, which is hiv wife patrice. and it's a prouder day for the men and women of the fbi and for all of us who care about this premiere law enforcement agency, including all of the former fbi directors and former attorney generals many of whom are here today. ever since our year

check your fridge. kraft foods is recalling kraft and polyo string cheese. best used date. they have dates from october 25th to february 11th, 2014. you can return them to the store you purchased them from. >>> becoming the next king of england could be a royal pain according to a "time" magazine. someone in the household saids the prince believes coming king would be like being in prison. they interviewed more than 50 friends and current and former employees but not clear who said that quote. a spokesperson for the prince has denied the claim. the writer says the word prison referred to the loss of freedom of time. that was it. the issue hits news stands on november 4th. >>> the warriors have a start to a big extension. sports is next and so is jay. >> jessica, waun onda psychos oe program and doing a great song and pump casting. >>> star players on the warriors. >> money, money, money. talking money. top tier nba center hard to come by. they don't grow on trees, they pretty much are trees. a big decision extending the pillar in the middle. the three-year e

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behind the mini fridge a pile of mice droppings.n the stuffy spacehits strong >> "like a dead rat, something dead." >> reporter: a station agent for 17 years. patricia peters showed me her break room at the daly city bart station. the room is behind this blue door, under the stair case. inside it is a tight fit >> " my arms are barely out. how tall are out 5'5." >> reporter: signs say not to throw food in the garbage peters says it is because rodents live here. >> "you leave your lunch at the table, run outside to get a soda and you come back in and a rat is eating your food." >> reporter: dripping down the walls what peters told me is urine seeping through from above. >> that is disgusting. >> reporter: the room also serves as storage for outdated fliers. and lost and found. like this bike and broken tv. >> "that is part of what we are fighting forsafety and better working condtions for us." >> reporter: in response to the dirty daly city break room bart tells kron 4 news. "the room they are talking about is the brochure room. it i

that was back in the fridge days. today they got put in the cooler. c.j.wn, that's a seminal sandwich right there. maryland officials say he has a concussion, he'll be evaluated more tomorrow and hope he's okay. that's the more important thing. won stone, this kid from florida state, i call him jamb master j. this guy, 23 of 32. 393, and touchdown number five. 63-0 tied for the worst game by top 25 teams ever. maryland going down. wow. virginia tech hosting north carolina this afternoon. logan thompson quarterback, check. 45 yards to dmitri knowles, thomas threw for 293. they win this afternoon. it was a beautiful day at virginia, if i may say so myself. that was the best from virginia all day. once the football started, it was ugly. david scores here, he threw for 200 and ran for 50 more. he couldn't play defense. jordan williams from keep winning, when they roll up 48 on you, boy, your job is in jeopardy. wow. 48-27. navy air force, first leg of the commander in chief's trophy this afternoon. didn't know they were going to play this game. 10-7 air force

like a fridge? no. uh-- [whispering] i wanted-- i wanted to buy some weed from someone. what?think we'd have weed? i heard you were drug-- i heard you dealt. [whispering] hey, just hold on one second. i'm not wearing a wire, so-- why would you even say that? hey, it's gonna be $500. how much? $500. it's a good price. it's a eal. how many pounds is that? it's two pounds. i'm losing money on this, man. just give me the money. okay. all right. walk away, walk away. hey, pam? i just wanted to let you know, i'm totally on your side with the whole microwave situation. tha you. i was just back there to make some cup of soup, the thing is still a huge mess. i know. can you believe it? yeah, it's crazy. but i guess the thing is, at some point, notes or no notes, someone's gonna have to just get in there and clean it up. i guess that's why we have a temp, huh? [laughs] oh, no, trust me. i would just make it worse. how would wiping it with a paper towel make it worse? i--i would find a way. you've seen things clean before though, right? i--pam, i am hopeless to that stuff. i--i, uh-- hi,

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the deadline will be met that's the mess fridge left team working to go get rid of syria's chemical weapons organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says the sear january government is cooperating with inspectors, barnaby phillips has more on the ongoing negotiations with both sides of the conflict. >> reporter: in the hague the head of organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons gives his first report o. >> it's unprecedented, we are at the beginning of a difficult process. there are significant challenges. >> reporter: can you tell us something about the interaction between your officials and those of the syrian government. what is the nature of the dialogue and the contact that you are having with the syrian government? >> the cooperation has been quite [inaudible] and i will say that the syrian authorities have been cooperative. >> reporter: the original team of 19 inspectors is being reinforced by a further 12. it's a small team, it will rely on the syrian government and the u.n. to provide it with security, as it tries to move around the country. there were many q

boxes and you will see it in a lot of forms if you see it in a block on the shovel and not in the fridge section it is a tetra pack it means that it has metal and plastic and paper and we don't have a way to separate those. >> all of the trash is hauled 70 miles away to the landfill. all the material that you put in your black trash bin goes to the landfill. and it stays there. we don't sort things for recycling or take out any of the composting at this point and when you throw something away that could have been recycled you are ending the useful lifetime of the natural resource it goes to the landfill and stays there and maybe just sits there, or it becomes a greenhouse gas or a ground water poe lunt ant and we can't use it and think about that every time that you are discarding something and, that is it for my presentation, i hope that you learned a little bit and let me know if you have any questions. >> very well, done, thank you, julie. >> sure. >> colleagues? >> commissioner king? >> so, for those of you in the audience that would like to know about this information, you can alway

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arms control journals are international affairs journals are and articles that i write things on the fridge with the presses so i don't so no pressure on syria chomsky says getting rid of chemical weapons is a good first step but not enough great opportunities are being missed syria's chemical weapons are not there just for fun they were there there's a counter to israeli nuclear weapons is really going to. move us and. so there's a broader issue goes back to the question of weapons of mass destruction for the zone in the middle east which the u.s. is blocking the same reason so this is a partial. it's good in itself but very forceful on the broader opportunities are not going to we also talked about one of the most pursued men in the world chomsky doesn't buy edward snowden is a threat to u.s. national security and security is almost always relevant but its security of the government from its own population that's the security concern genuine security like security of the population. and very low. and drones according to chomsky are a direct threat to america. well horror of the biggest pl

so i'll get two beers from the fridge and watch her cook. >> everybody's home for easter. soon to be brothers-in-law who you've already met. what this nice family doesn't realize, they're not just gaining a son but an annoying half drunk and extremely hungry uncle tony. >> and i know what happens here. >> yes, so let's -- >> sitting there ready to be carved. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> he had to prove he was able to cut the ham before he proposed to my sister. >> i think that's a completely reasonable policy. eventually the appropriate hour for lunch approaches. is not to embarrass you publicly, but maine is not exactly the mediterranean of america. let's put it that way. how is he adapting to the spanish lifestyle? >> he's more spanish than me. >> really? >> yeah. in the first week he was like i don't understand how you can take siesta. week after. >> it's interesting to see how you've made the transition. cheers. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> first off, this. bakalou salad. salt cod, egg, black olives, oranges, tomatoes, dressed in olive oil. remember, this i

germs in germ need to get into the fridge if your german troops there would have done them. yet so keep alexander told them whatever intelligence european agencies are sharing with the n.s.a. is from war zones again no way of checking any of that so just a symbolic gesture on the part of the e.u. delegation to ask those questions well they definitely need to show european citizens that their representatives are not completely new so they came to washington expressed a reserved indignation quite reserved and agreed to cooperate further we've seen it before. now in the meantime a special intelligence committee has launched a review into the u.s. surveillance activities overseas and may even try to restrict them although this is something the n.s.a. chief is trying very hard to prevent i will listen it is much more important for this country that we defend this nation and take the beatings. it is to give up a program that would result in this nation in attack now this attitude shows there's little chance the u.s. will give up its wiretapping that's according to american geo pol

is the answer as close as your fridge? hmm.h me to discuss alternative ways to battle this sneaky killer is my genius friend who is behind the success of the nutrabullet, david wolf. david, thank you so much for being here. when we talked on the phone, you told me you had a friend who was 41 years old who died of a heart attack. and by the way, my brother at 50, same thing. dropped dead in the middle of a conversation. this is a very, very sneaky killer. tell us a little bit about what you have found out in terms of cardiovascular disease and the health of the body and food. >> one of the things we found out is food can affect your heart and cardiovascular health. and some of the great foods that are out there that do that are common foods that we may have all the time and we should probably up those a little bit more and add in some very important things. so one of the big ones is olive oil. olive oil is heart friendly. we found out in a study last summer, 40,000 people studied in spain, they found out that the lowest heart at

this guy doesn't think twice about stealing his coworker's lunch, raiding the company fridge. here, surveillance video, an employee taking a few 20s for herself when counting the cash register. >> it's very easy to cheat. >> reporter: bruce of the association of certified fraud examiners, traveling the country teaching employers how to crack down on crimes that can potentially cost companies upwards of 3.5 trillion worldwide. >> stealing money, software, office flies, inventory. >> reporter: or in this case, a flat screen tv. watch again. this fellow waits until no one is looking to make his move. get this, a recent survey by a security firm shows that 95% of employees are stealing from their employer in some capacity. office supplies, information and in some professions time like shopping online when you should be working. >> what if i walk out a door with a pen? am i a thief? >> technically you are. >> reporter: this woman spent 18 months in the slammer for embezzling 500 grand from her employer. he said it started small. >> i noticed they put our personal travel on to my co

revolution and a political party revolution and that's why he had the war but mr if been the history of fridge if there or a pretty much any other country when you try to suppress any particular are geology regardless of its content it becomes more radicalized on the ground so if you think that getting rid of mohamed morsi in in this way is acceptable why would one piece supporters tried to do a similar thing i mean they can turn to the streets next year. they have the right to come and they think they have the right resort to. or to find out and. attempt to their no no and resorted to violence and no one i mean look in in a proper state those who have the right to hold arms are two entities it's the ministry of interior and the ministry of defense and when you protect when you defend your political movement or political ideology through holding guns and pointing them ad our army officers and soldiers and then and policeman then you know you're no longer have a political case you have a criminal case isn't that what was happening in a jiffy in two thousand and eleven when you were fantastic i