>> you know, these will actually last up to about a week in the fridge, yeah.keep them in a nice, you know, cool, crisp drawer. they'll hold really nice in a fridge for you. >> fabulous. >> and you know, actually easier to cook than some people think. boil them up, boil them up, throw them in the microwave. absolutely. absolutely fun. and we're right here in the... castroville is the artichoke capital of the world actually. and consumption here in northern california is the highest per capita in the whole united states. >> what is peak season for artichokes usually? >> peak season--actually, they have a couple seasons. we'll get a nice season in the fall, and then in the spring again, we'll have another real good flush of some real nice, big jumbo artichokes. that's when we'll get the big 18 and the 12 counts that are just a meal in itself. >> awesome. all right. so now that we've picked a good artichoke, what do we do with them? well, chad minton has an idea for fried baby artichokes. those have got to be good, right? here you go. take it away, chad. >> the am

so easy to put in the fridge, store--always want tore them nice and cold in the fridge right away, don'tkeep them out. um, but se great varietieto choose from. >> so these guys--so i walk up to this--and they do all look good, i will give you credit. they all do look good. but, i mean, what makes a good muroom, like-- >> well, you know, one of the growing trends is going to, like, a crimini shroo. it's a little bit nuttier, a little more woody flavor, a little more robust flavor compared to the traditional white mushroom. >> ok. >> so if you're really wanting to do a stir-fry, or sautee some mushrooms and get some reay robust flavor, try some of the criminis out. they're great. >> and so i get this home-- my big questio washing it. ok? do we put it under the tap, do a little damp cloth? what do we do? what do we do? >> well, you know, you definitely don't want to wash them beore you're ready to use them. so always wait until you're about to use them. so don't think you have to wash them before you store them in the fridge. that's a bad thing. >> ok. i would do that. >> but you do. you al

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

open the fridge don't open it too much. eat all perishable food first. you want to save emergency supplies. what emergency supply food do you want to /kaoepl. keep? energy bars. dry food. canned vegetables. can corn, can peas, you can drain that and drink the water and eat the vegetables. buy can food that you eat normally. and a can opener. first aid kit, have 3. have you a small one in the car, have a nice sized one for home and make sure you have one at work. make sure if you are a diabetic or have a heart condition, something that you normal take have a little supply. have a storage area for this. consider this. if you have a supply kit, make sure you have one that's mobile. mobile meaning, if you have to evacuate a square mile for disaster or terrorist or anything, have it in there with you in case you are on your own for a bit. you might not be in your home. you might be somewhere else. there's a tsunami coming in. if you have kids at home what do you keep for them? make sure you keep them entertained and have food they like. the most useful tool i

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

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

the fridge is still full. you still have food in the fridge. >> translator: expiration date march 11th. >> reporter: it reminds me of when i was a kid. they used to show in school these day-after movies, what would happen in the event of a nuclear holocaust, how the world would become radiated. that's what it feels like here. people left ohkuma in a hurry. clothing still sits at a laundromat. a traffic light signals cars that aren't there. the only sign of life, cows that broke out of their pens. they have the run of the town now. >> a bull in there, you better watch out. >> reporter: the radiation is in the land, in the plants, in the water, in the trees. it's been eaten by the animals, the insects, the birds. how do you get rid of that? like many former residents, he doesn't think a cleanup here is possible. >> translator: in my mind, there's no more ohkumo. this isn't just a ghost town, it's a town of death. >> reporter: visiting this area, brian, was haunting. i had never been to a place that has been effe

the idea that you couldn't go get something off the your fridge because your fridge isn't there. >> does it scare you some of the stories they were telling you? >> yeah, because i would if we were here that what if it happened here? but i knew that a lot of people would help us. >> reporter: second grade teacher had his class watch a video showing the vast devastation of this tsunami. >> we were a little worried that they would take a look at it and they were going to freak out. >> reporter: but not scared enough to ask questions. >> was your school washed away? >> their school was okay but some schools were washed away. >> reporter: their school survived. but 20,000 people did not. it will take years for the city to come back but the students at rosa parks elementary are glad to be part of the rebuilding. in san francisco, zack heene, cbs 5. >>> losing sleep? you might be able to blame your job. >> certain professions that keep workers up at night and those that allow a good night's sleep. >>> plus, saying good-bye. the sudden death of davy jones and how he is being remembered. >>> and

the fridge isn't there. and. >> students are from a hard hit community.nd they arrive friday and will be here until sunday. so far, rosa parks school raised $7,000 for relief. >> taking a look at weather now we're in the waum between the storm. >> there is a look at how calm it is. this is widely scattered light shower activity. and almost nothing now. sprinkles earlier now moving east of gilroy. let's take a look at our coastal watch here, there ais northwestern swells and breakers at 15 feet. wave heights are rising from 10 to 12 feet now. in the sierra, we have a winter storm warning in affect until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. six owe-to-12 inches of snow likely and two to four feet above 6,000 feet. and chain controls and travel delays. back in the bay area, well, statewide, before i get to the bay area there san act of weather tomorrow, certainly into the sierra. more snow will fall. here is a look at conditions here tomorrow. we'll have showers touring the day day. high temperatures in a narrow range, mainly mid-50s and wet in the monterey bay area as

things for the fridge, the freezer, and the pantry always ready to cook. staples. >> so it is one of those if you think well i've already used the cheese, i'll buy it again. so we have first of all, who would think of an appetizer for the family. it is a stuffed mushroom. this is filled with a rosemary mixture. all you do is buy this, hope it occupy and they get baked for 10 minutes. >> i'm going to rush out and buy that. they come with herbs, cheese. >> you find them in the dairy aisle. this is the same with the chicken. this is the southwest chicken. what you do, you open up the bags. very simple. you peel it apart. what happens is, those fresh bread crumbs and the cheese gets mixed together. thn you coat your protein. you can do fish or meat or chicken. you don't have to get something dirty. you press a little more on it. you don't have to bake it in the oven. >> part of the pantry because this is waiting for you in the fridge. it is important to have side dishes onhand. things like quinoa. it is a grain spelled quinoa. it is the most complete grain, ev

and i dumped it into a storage bowl i was going to put in the fridge and ate out of the big bowl likewhole thing? >> no. i couldn't eat the whole thing but i did damage. i don't feel as bad because you don't know how big your portion is because it's overall so huge, there's still a lot of left. i get that way. i eat when i'm stressed about something. >> people are either eaters or drinkers apparently. america's biggest drinker is out. another thing we need a narcissistic website. the biggest drinkers in the whole country are in? >> number five in boston, okay. the biggest drinkers start off in boston. austin is number four, so congratulations to them. number three, chicago. two, new york city. and the biggest drinkers in the country come from washington, d.c. the nation's capital. >> so, therefore, the people running our country are drinking the most, which sort of explains a lot. >> now, if you wondered where the lightest drinkers come from, there are those cities. miami -- >> i was surprised. >> i am, too. >> not in south beach. >> detroit, phoenix, tampa, and the lightest drinkers

it is a card with a canopy, so it is basically a block, and it has a hand washing station, a fridge, a small area for the display or the counter top, and that is pretty much all there is to it. we do not use propane or anything like that, but i did want to address the beans and teabags issue and the fact steps the dpw is trying to say if they had known i had teabags and beans that they would not have allowed the permit. what is so surprising is they knew everything. >> you are still testifying. all but was left for you to respond to was the you have a picture. >> yes, i do, but i have not put it up yet. >> if someone wants to ask another question, that would be fine. why is the name of your business oak barbecue? >> i have a barbecue business. >> that is part of your name. it does not have anything to do with this operation? >> no, because when i was discussing this with dpw, i thought it was the best part of the business i could bring to san francisco. >> you feel we could have our discussion without that picture of? we're going to have our discussion and decide whether or not we ar

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the agency's website are about appliances, besides most complained about products are microwaves, fridges, foot wear, dishwashers and number one, electronic ovens. >>> some big changes coming to the mcdonald's dollar menu. it would have the most popular, the small fries and small drinks no longer available for a dollar. all is not lost. they are adding new items, you will be able to get cookies and ice cream for a dollar. just what we all need. >>> coming up, a california teach era accused of moon lighting in porn. what the school sent home to parents and why the school system may not be able to fire her. that's coming up. . >>> dash cam video just released of the aftermath of a wrong way crash that took three college students. an ohio state highway patrol cruiser sought driver of the other car going the wrongway. the driver hit the car full of students from a university. three were killed along with the wrongway driver. another two are in critical. >>> the video for this next story is graphic. police in florida looking for this man who attacked a customer at a convenience store last nigh

and the office fridge can range from overcrowded to completely gross.tips on keeping your workplace refrigerator clean and lay out the rules for fridge etiquette. that and more when we see you this weekend here on "today." i guess people steal other people's things. you have to put your name on it. >> stays in there for quite awhile. >> lester and amy say wow, we've got a quick check of the weekend forecast for us. >> thought that was apple juice. >> oh! >> what? what? >> oh. >> anyway -- >> for the weekend -- slight risk of strong storms in the southeastern atlantic coast. rain in the pacific northwest. record highs in the plains. plenty of sunshine in new england and sunday, sunday, more rain alone the northeastern and mid-atlantic coast. heavy rain moves into southern california all the way into the pacific northwest coast. we're looking at plenty of sunshine, mild conditions from the plains all the way down through texas. >> good morning. we have a dense fog advisory council 10:00 a.m. this morning. the fog is not as widespread as >> and that's your

freshpet healthy recipes of fresh meat and fresh veggies so fresh the only preservative we use is the fridge freshpet fresh food for fido >> coming up. high school students and a push to help kids graduate. will this kill the drive to make america romney and gingrich and sant sant are navigating the strat knowledgey even as caucaus goers weigh in on presidential contest. alabama and mississippi holding primaries on tuesday. we'll talk to mississippi governor and romney supporter. president obama and republicans are taking swipes over the energy and gasoline policy today. in the weekly address president obama said the country can't drill our way to lower gas prices . the gop calls out the president for delaying the key stone oil pipe project. and making head way in identifying the man who stabbed a judge and shot a deputy with her own gun. we'll have more in the top of the hour. . thank you. >> who ever said nothing in life was free might want to go to michigan. lawmakers are promising free college for all who graduate high school and say it will not cost taxpayers a dime. tracey, you say thi

it says that prepackaged lunch meats are vacuum packed and can be stored at home in the 'fridge for upo two weeks before it's opened. once it's opened both prepackaged meats and fresh sliced deli meats can be safely stored only in the 'fridge for three to five days. that's it. if you want to hold on to that meat for longer usda says store that lunch meat in the freezer. it will last up to two months. but not very long, three to five days and that's it. >> okay. or freeze it. >> yep. >> our next question comes from susannah who wrote in on facebook and wants to know how old should your child be before you can safely put them in a jogging stroller? >> announcer: lot of folks like to jog with their babies. safe kids.org gave us this answer and says the manufacturers' consensus is jogging strollers should not be used for children less than six months old because infants younger than six months may not be physically developed enough to travel safely and comfortably. safe kids recommends following the manufacturers' guidelines and using reflectors or lights to increase the child's visibility

blooming, and the frost and cold temperatures could mean lots of damage to the blossoms that produce the fridgeu have an open, exposed flour, and this thing is at its most delicate moment. it probably will not take less than 32. if the wind blows but it is colder than 32, that would just be a pretty flower today and most likely not a charity. >> they have all been covered their in expectation of tonight's cold temperatures. and here to tell us why mother nature decided to do this is tom. >> normal is 37. it is just that it has been so warm so early. this would actually be a typical march evening ahead of us except for the fact that things and started to grow ahead of schedule. 37 below. 57 the high. it will probably go below freezing, but it probably will not be sending any kind of records. the record for this date was set back in 1878. the high today was kind of chilly compared to where we have been, but still, it is warmer than normal. 57 the normal high. we actually ended up and warmer than normal. these will be reset. the temperature will likely drop below 47 by midnight tonight. it is alre

it is a mini fridge that looks just like a marshall ant.t is just for looks. >> i'd love it if it also worked -- you know. >> yeah, that would be great. >> jam a little bit, then open it up an take out a beer. >> that would be pretty neat. this is as authentic as it gets. it used all marshall components on the front. it is a little pricier than your normal cube -- $299. >> that's not horrible. >> i thought it was going to be way more than that. >> for something cool like that? >> available for preorder right now, it will start shipping in early october. no word yet if the blonde in this video will deliver it. >>> we see a ton of car crash videos on this show. they all seem to happen in a split second. but this car crash happened over a month. >> whoa! >> you might be saying, huh? how could a car crash happen for a month? >> how could a car crash happen for a month? >> exactly. i thought you might ask that. it is a vw golf that an artist, jonathan shipper, set up in new castle, england. this thing is moving super-duper slow. we're watching r

six bombs pierced the atmosphere of french polynesia the word environment was still alien to the fridge however this was not the case for greenpeace but the campaign against the french was conceived during the first campaign against the united states because the united states was testing nuclear weapons but was testing them underground and france was still testing weapons in the atmosphere. in one nine hundred seventy is small thank you for basically decides to stop all nuclear testing in the pacific soon greenpeace departs from or they find an ally in new zealand where fallout from the french testing has been detected on its soil. new zealand classically the international court of justice and wins. france is forced to renounce atmosphere testing but there is still another option the era of french underground testing begins it will last more than twenty years. you don't actually need to do any tests once you've configured it recently well from a physicist point of view there is no chance that it won't explode the problem is therefore to figure out exactly what conditions it's going to e

. >> you can just store it in the fridge. >> little dollops of ice cream in this case. >> use it as aopping. >> then put sea salt on it. >> that a little brownie? >> that's a little brownie. >> this is good. >> you can put a little heat on it or a little pretzel. >> potato chips. >> give it a little crunch. i love -- if we can show this the presentation of all of some of sarah's great confections here and how beautiful they look and it shows you presentation is everything. >> thank you so much. it is. >> sarah, congratulations, glad to see you're so happy. chuquette and we have it on the website. howard i'll see you on monday. don't forget spring forward. >> an hour ahead. >> the next news is at 5:00. have a great day. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ]

heading over to the fridge fridge, this is 395 northbound, 14th street bridge. road work blocking the right lane. but you can stick to the left and get by. traveling i-270, no issues, a look at shady grove, traveling south and northbound, you're clear and connecting to the beltway not an issue. inner loop speeds on the beltway from i-270 to i-95, 55 miles per hour, only taking ten minutes to make the trip. >> we'll see you again shortly. and just a couple of hours, the parents of slain teen, trayvon martin will be on capitol hill for a hearing on hate crimes and racial profiling. the forum comes as friends come forward to defend his accused killer. they say that neighborhood watchman, george zimmerman was walking away from martin when the teen attacked from behind. zimmerman says he was punched in the face, breaking his nose and then his head was smashed against the sidewalk. martin's parents also confirm that martin was suspended from school after a baggie with marijuana residue was found in his back pack. but they say that's character assassination. >> they've

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it included high end fridges, exercise equipment, office equipment and drawstring shirts. >> it concerns us when injuries pile up and we aren't told. >> reporter: law requires when a company learns their products don't comply with standards, has a defect that could create a substantial product hazard hard creates a risk for serious injury or death, it must immediately inform the cpsc. still,. >> companies struggle with when to report to the cpsc. . >> reporter: she said companies have to weigh factors like if the item was misused, is there a pattern or at what point do complaints equal a substantial defect. >> if the risk is a little bump probably wouldn't trigger an obligation to report. if it's cutting off a body part or a concussion or something that's more significant then that would likely trigger an obligation to report. >> reporter: the cpsc sees it differently. >> if in doubt report. >> reporter: they are calling on consumers to let them know about problems and it wants manufacturers to know its watching and counting. >> if they are put the health and safety of consumers at risk

kitchen claimed by some as the miracle health food of the twenty first century so is the basis for many fridges hereon products and in fact it's so popular in moscow that there's an organization called the family clog of soy consumers its members often visit a special shop where they can get very soon products made right on the schools there is a problem come up with a look at the super ducks for meat are consumed by region syrians and. the resides in. the lifestyle as well as the indios with our dinner ask and. in total on the right around eleven thousand families from moscow and moscow region in our. how easy is it to gain access to all ingredients in moscow in moscow it's god's ways i mean i see the change in ten years ten years back we had to you know a simple thing in indian cocaine like a korea and a green coriander is so vital you know and i personally am a big one for korea and of everything it wasn't it was very difficult to get it done years back when i was here and i'm just giving you a simple simple example now you have it twelve months a year and you have not only about indian in a

matter for them there is a roof over their heads with arkansas if they wish to force them to have your fridge there if they wish to carry on living as they are outside of the law that's a lot of work. a roof yes it's simply not an option for a centuries old nomadic culture that's why many dale farm prefer to live outside of a law they say discriminates against them the problem is who are left are allowed to stay so long as they stay within these walls that is the lead. that's left here still quite big it's not big enough for everyone according to the local authority anyone outside of that block so all these caravans is in breach of planning regulations pursuing yet another court order to have all of these people. are the bennett. in london. a recap of week's top stories in a few moments notice.

that's all from me but kate's pork fridge will bring you up to date in just under a couple of hours from now and it's all forget that some of the stories seen here are also available on our you tube channel at artsy sports news thanks for watching . some people view what is happening on the streets now as the you know faster party for very wild fights with the town however i totally disagree i don't even think the party began. we are still waiting for the actual revolution to happen.

the situation in the fridge and the polling station to we just didn't close . our certainly since. i have not looked into yet till the reform so i was not a pointer so to observe the election persists. a little for there are some some of them. to you it's regis. we'll know quite stupid just because country. and what they would like to say it's. just a. seven fold station yesterday. it was sixty. villages . do we. fly to one correlation a lot of the polling stations. i mean. build the local monitors. told us to before we came to the polling station the election commission. did not lead them to do the job. so it was a said to it was. one of seven. got to be a. visitor to. so. we have some time to get a few hours to. the reports from our winters. and to some of. the. cable international round should move her thank you for that a firsthand view. stay with us here for a second day of our special presidential election coverage action studio will start broadcasting at three pm g.m.t. we need the latest results and a variety of opinions across the political spectrum. while international mo

ron paul comes the high school generally are packed to the rafters and the kids are shouted in the fridge and the bread and the bread so i mean there's there's something going on and it may not happen it may not transpire as quickly as i like would we be go through this very difficult period and as often happens things turn out to be much worse on the other side of do you know the record in certainly decade happened but you know i think it's kind of enjoyed the fight to tell which are now sure there's some traction for ron paul but i'm let's take a look that last few months when occupy wall street when they found jamie diamond on his upper east side apartment and they surrounded his apartment and they say come out jamie come out the next couple of links jamie stole one point two billion from m.f. global customers as a way to show that he's got the power and if you attack me i can reach into your account your chase manhattan account and i can still your money with impunity no investigation no questions asked so it's like you know the israel palestine situation right every time israel wants

and people were market trading in their fridge for new or better refrigerators. you're pretty good so good the grid will also probably cover the ground payment. and p.r. pioneer edward bernays was credited with marketing or with creating a new market for cigarette companies through marketing getting women to smoke take a look. thank. you but i got out ok. and when it comes to consumerism there's clearly a difference between consuming mobile device apps which have exploded creating four hundred sixty six thousand jobs and for years according to tech net and consuming say s.u.v.s they guzzle gas or flat screen t.v.'s that result in toxic waste that developing countries are left to deal with benjamin barber is here to talk about all this he's a political science professor at rutgers university senior fellow at demos and author of this book he's a perfect person to speak to because it's consumed so first i want to thank you dr barber so much for being on the show and you wrote a great book which i just showed consume talking about the creation of artificial need so l

it incorporates your shopping list, pen, coupon clip, with a bag that lives on your fridge with its built-in. we launch in september to an overwhelming response. we projecting our first year of sales at $300,000, currently seeking a $250,000 investment with an expected five year investment. around the globe single use bags are being outlawed which as you know our industry is growing by law. soon we'll have three guarantees in life. death, taxes and reusable bags. available at shopping bag.com and retailers nationwide. >> thank you very much. >> dan, i appreciate that enthusiasm. you know what i think is so smart? how you can put it on your refrigerator, with your list. let's get to the expert. scott, how was the pitch? >> i thought it was great, funny, engaging. one of my preferences is always to start the pitch with a problem you're trying to solve. in this case i feel like you're solving two problems, the forgetfulness and sort of the global issue around wasted bags and sort of the global cause we need to rally around. you got that in there and i thought you finished well. >> jen? >> i thi

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new labels on food in your fridge. wgn news @ 9 school for education not to be murdered >> showed up to class a tonight one student is dead another clinic to life. good evening. top story abroad the country tonight the family of victim blaming lack of security alternative school for students who struggle in mainstream class is. at the christ medical center in oak lawn tonight. >> wants to get involved in the stabbing of fighting or his life across town of other family terrible loss. south side school failed 17 year-old chris wormely add to an allied waiting to get to security when he was stabbed by a fellow student >> cents to school for education and not to be murdered >> wormely family cannot understand how chris wormely jr @ ami kids infinity chicago wound up dead and another student reportedly attacked ambulance at the school 103rd south side 7:30 a.m. this morning detectives searched for a weapon on top of the building roof school officials suggest tensions brewing between chris wormely attacker the third found hi

it's a couple of steps but if you make a big batch, put it in the fridge and freezer, you can put itl, you have a wife. so it ends up looking like this, right? bring me the ribs. >> all right. >> we're going to pour this over. you're not going to invite me back after this. >> this is great. my wife's on the line? hey, fantastic. >> okay. so then we pour the sauce right over this. >> mm-hmm. >> we cover it up with foil and pop it in the oven for about 90 minutes to two hours. >> what kind of oven? >> 350, 375 a. it will get nice and soft. >> are we missing anything? >> oh, nothing, nothing. >> not interrupting? i love your laugh, daisy. >> thank you. >> over rice? >> i made coconut serano rice. >> it just falls apart. >> amazing. >> then you have delicious sauce. >> the sauce looks so good. >> it's sweet, tart, delicious. >> savory. savannah and i will share. we have some for al. >> i can always count on the girls showing up s. >> just in time. daisy martinez, thank you so much. >> she has the best laugh. >> great. >> thank you. >> coming up on hoda and kathie lee we have ambush makeo