i'm ina garten. my husband jeffrey is away.nd i have extra, why don't you come over. >> i am alive! >> reporter: she has spider other people and become a member of the taylor swift's squad. given how much you enjoy your life and you try to keep it simple, is it strange to you still that you're such a celebrity? >> i don't get it. i just so don't get it. i was walking up madison avenue. a woman in a big fur coat. oh, darling, just love your cook books!. and about a block later a truck driver pulled over and he goes, hey, babe, love your show! i thought, that's what it is. food is everything. it's everybody. so you want to take a ride to the beach? >> oh, my gosh! this just keeps getting better. >> top down? this is what we do here. >> reporter: oh, i love being out here. >> isn't it great? there's jeffrey walking. so cute! wow. it's just another day at the office! >> reporter: not bad. not bad. >> not a bad life, right? >> reporter: i could get used to this! is she a great hostess or what? her latest book "cook like a pro" is ou

tl>> just a lit light lunch with ina garten.fib brazed r and roasted carrots, it's what she does. >> it's eas as that. >> how easy was that. >> i find it satisfying tocorite books and know that every >>ngle res at this point -- recipe. orn in brooklyn and raised gartennecticut, ina didn't begin her culinary career until she was 30 years old. by then she already had married jeffrey garten whom she met when she was 15 visiting dartmouth university where jeffrey was a student. >> he wrote me a letter. remember wheeople wrote letters? >> sure. >> i remember running through the house. he sent p me atograph and i remember saying, mom, mom, this guy is adorable.e >> m than 50 years later jeffrey still is the leading man in her life. and a well-known supporting character in ina's cook books andshows. >> when i go anywhere they'll say, where's jeffrey? >> as newlyweds in the 1970 they took a life changing trip to france where in discovered fresh food markets and julia childs. >> i worked my way through those books. if i didn't get it rig

i'm not going to say no to ina garten.tephen: is this hard? look at that. very nice. that's a big mac roon is what that is. >> the first thing you're going d y iharge of iae disin you put that on top of that. just spread it out. so that goes on top of this. >> stephen: is it true you worked for the carter and ford administration? >> di. >> stephen: what did you do? >> nuclear energy policy. what did you think. >> stephen: you go straight from there to meringue. >> that's reasonable. now we need whipped cream on top. are you in charge of whipped cream? >> stephen: i'll do it. >> everybody is in charge of whipped cream. >> stephen: whipped cream is good. more whipped cream is better. this is dietetic this is all on the pailo diet. do i use all of it? >> all of it. always all of it. and i'll show you how to make chocolate curls. >> stephen: chocolate curls. >> it's something you want to know how to make, right. >> stephen: i want to know how to do everything. >> you heat this up 15 seconds, 30 seconds and with a vegetable pee

an early look at the hottest toys of the season. >>> and ina garten is back. daysh two.e, and we are tackling everything from veies to chocolate. >> by the way, we made that squash thing with the maple syrup. by we,eo i mean s else. but we ate it. it was awesome. just as good. mr. roker, you have a check of the weather? >>> let's seif the weather is just as good. today we are looking at a flood threat through texas because of remnants ofla wil mild in the rockies. heavy snow northern new england. a storm system mov off the coast. as we look towards tomorrow, more heavy rain a l that pressure gets together, makes its way through the gulf coast. windyheonditions through western plains. warm and dry through the southwest.lo for some snow showers left over in northern new england. these nice ladies, when are you coming to see me? >> friday night. >> friday night. all right. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the wo > good morning. i'm storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell. clear skiesnd chilly outside, mostly in the 40s this mor

for more on ina garten's book today.com/shop. we are back in a moment.otections for pre-existing conditions. and he sabotaged the healthcare market, hiking insurance rates up to 64 percent in virginia. barbara trumpstock agrees. voting with trump 98 percent of the time. jennifer wexton believes healthcare is a right ... and successfully fought to expand medicaid in virginia. "i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message... because change is coming." . >>> chopping garlic. >> you guys, >>> when have we been this happy? >> the last time ina was here. >> we have a fun hour coming up. >> what is tomorrow? >> we've got lee bryce singing at 10:00 and celebrity hairstyles coming up. >> looking forward to it. we leave you. we have a beautiful cot for you to sleep on. we will see you then. first megyn kelly is on. the modern day milk man delivering to your door. first, your local nc. >> annouer: more americans watch nbc news than any other news organization in the world. >>> this is a news4 "today" news break. >> 8:56,y, tues october 23rd, or2018. good mning t

for the second day in a row, ina garten is here. and peel like a pro. this morning, five more, plus a bonus one that is not in the book. tell us, if you were to pick five gadgets that everybody should have in their kitchen, what would those be? >> they would be good knives, half sheet pans. >> yep. >> saute pans. >> yeah. >> a dutch oven. >> yeah. >> and what's the fifth? i think a zester. >> a zester. >> first, starting with cocktail time. >> the most important meal of the day. >> these are daiquiris and start shaking this because it takes 30 seconds to get this right. >> 30? >> start shaking. >> it's exercise. >> exactly. >> ujuicing a lime. >> the first thing you want to do is roll it, so it really releases the juices. a room temperature lime has more juice than cold limes. so, leave them out. are you still shaking over there? >> sorry. >> if the skin is thin, is it better? >> you get more lime. i'm going to make this for garnish for the cocktails. i think you're good. don't you want to pour those? don't we need a cocktail? >> wh

as a her box but at frankfurt's paghman garten baton ical gardens she knows the potential of plants to protect themselves against pests and pathogens they often contain oils bitter substances and assets that kill germs. like willows along with many other active ingredients that contain salicylic acid compounds at the end of the nineteenth century chemists developed these substances in two thousand of the most popular fever and pain relief medications. aspirin. there are more than seven hundred plants in germany known to have medicinal affects a new ones discovered around the world all the time. research under this hansel is trying to unlock more secrets from the plant world he's investigating marshmallow root and caps whiskas which contain substances that could help really coughs and urine every tract infections. the research is job is to develop new drugs and improve the ones that are already available. is the future the problem is the sheer multitude of substances in these medicinal plants often we know the plant has an effect but many times we don't know which of the countless subst

ina garten is here for two days. >>> i have a little boost here. come over this way. stacy. >> where are you from? >> we're from florida. >> can i told dylan? >> yes. >> look at that. dylan and dylan. very nice. >> my mission is to get more female dylans on the planet. >> you've succeeded. that's what's going on around country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> we're going to have a nice and cool start to the week with our eyes today in the valley only reaching into the mid-70s. but it's about to heat up as we head towards the end of the week. we'll be in the upper o80s by friday and into the weekend. san francisco, low 60s today. then our temperatures peek at 72 degrees on friday. mostly sunny skies continue through the weekend but we'll start to see more clouds moving in on monday. >> his name is aidan. you need to have another kid and name him al. guys, back inside. >> look how peaceful dylan is with dylan. >> thank you. >>> each and every day, some 5 billion videos are watched on youtube. >> and a significant portion of those come from little k

tops your list great teaching good can i start mr well how about hardly any migrants one can say garten in the wealthy town of hamburg promoted just that leaving some parents mortified in a promotional brochure they highlighted the following. of the families with a migrant background only a few take care they've since deleted the sentence was deleted one sentence that accurately describes the fact that there are only a few families with a migration background the kindergarten few families does not mean families at the kindergarten also insisted it stands for inclusion and is equally a pinch of children of german origin and families with a migration background but that's not the kindergartens only statements that true criticism it adds to the financial situation of parents living in the kindergartens area is excellent a large number of parents pursue self-employed activity such as lawyers doctors organizational consultants brokers business owners. the backlash was quick to follow. yeah enough money you can do is much stay decadent until you have them let the stupid playboys mingle with y

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. >>> and next week, a sunday sitdown with a barefoot contessa herself, ina garten.as she graciously hosts a fantasy meal and conversation at her home. ina garth ten next week on "sunday today." >>> coming up this morning, dylan and i will answer your questions. use #sundaytoday on facebook, instagram and twitter. dylan is back now with another look at the weather. hey, dylan. >> hey, willie. it is certainly feeling like fall. it will be a chilly start to the work week. it will start to work up in the weeks and moving into the middle of the week we will still deal with more heavy rain down near dallas, down through houston. rain showers through the middle of the country. a little bit of snow across central and northern new england. we finish off the week with temperatures still stuck in the 50s. heavy rain in the >>> it's still nice and cool out there. we've been enjoying these cooler temperatures to start but it's getting milder down through the south bay. san jose right now waking up to 56 degrees. hayward 54. through livermore chillier at 48 degrees along the coas

. >>> on sunday today, a was standing here, the barefoot contesna garten.ne. she drove me around in here. converti another hard day at the office on sunday today. >> really, who is>>ou will see >> oh, my gosh. >> that will do it for us on a friday morning. hoda, jenna in the fourth hour. first, your local news. >> have a good weekend. >> announcer: more americans watch nbc new than any other news organization in the world. >>> this is a news4 today news break. >> 8:56 is your time on this friday, october 26, 2018. good morning to you. i'm eun yant riow we want to check on your morning commute with melissa molett. what are you seeing? >> an alert chopper 4 over the scene in burke. this is k oldn mill road shut down westbound near field master drive. a fat pedestrian crash and investigation. this could be closed now for some time because ofhat. tyson's inner loop before leesburg pike center of the road is blocked and southbound 295 r tween beng e at catol cast eon when we come back. stay with us. >>> clouds have moved in and raindrops are not far behind. alre

coming up on "sunday today," a woman who was standing here with you, ina garten.shed potatoes, a bottle of wine. she drove me around in her convertible. it was a hard day at the office. >> who is it going to be? >> you'll see. >> saturday morning is not to be missed. >>> don't forget, hoda, jenna, live from new orleans, on the fourth hour. >>> good morning to you. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. breaking news in case you missed it. nbc special report there earlier, word of an arrest in connection with what is now 12 suspicious packages targeting critics of president trump. this is a split shot this morning where two more packages were found, one in new york city, addressed to former national intelligence director james clapper. the other in florida. addressed to new jersey senator booker. in the last hour, the doj confirming the arrest. we still don't know who that suspect is or how they are connected. now a news conference planned at 11:30 our time. that's in the middle of our midday newscast. scott mcgrew will have an update at the top of the show. and of course we