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this is gointo caramelize. that's how you get that >> this is the type of food that i grew up with in sweden. very simple, on the bone, boom. just kind of cook it, with a little bit of butter. >> both sides, do you? >> yeah. normally start with some olive oil and add in the butter and baste it. >> can i glaze that side? >> glaze. come on. go ahead. >> how many on each side, sweetie? >> i would say two teaspoons on each side. >> how long do you cook it? >> four minutes each side. >> four minutes. >> because we cook it on the bone, right, it's going -- the fish is going to stay juicier and taste. >> oh, my gosh. falls right off the fork. >> come on. >> get outta town! >> not you, marcus. >> got to get involved. >> and -- >> yes! >> wait, wait. >> wait a minute! >> wait a minute. >> ooh. just right. >> how good is this? >> there you go. and then you have the eggplant underneath. right? >> it's crazy good. >> it's crazy good. >> hold on. >> healthy! >> a perfect dish and not that complicated. >> you're going to hav

it's only gointo be a minute, 25 seconds. a lot of people don't alize we'll have 40 minutes of tape. we've got to put that down into one minute, 30 seconds. that's not a lot of time. what do you not like about your job? i have to wait till people call me back, and until they call me back, i have to sit there, and i don't know if i'll have a story that day. whose job is it to condense a story? it's my job as well as the photographer. i'm the one writing the stories, but he's the one -- or she's the one -- the hardest job of being a reporter is finding out what not to use, because i've got great interviews here, i've got great video. but my job is to pick and choose what i can eliminate, and what's really important so people will undstd. how many stories do you cover in a day? i usually cover about two different stories a day. it's really my job to find out what's on the tape. it's the photographer's job to record everything on tape, but it's my job to pull sound bites for each story. so what is the next step for getting a stor

storm gets closer to us, the winds are going to pick up and that easterly sort of onshore wind is gointo be the super moon so that means at the mid-day, high tide, 10:00 to 2:00, there could be minor coastal flooding, for that reason, and from revere to boston, quincy, you can see the high tide times, also showing you the time of the high tide tomorrow. still going to be running high but at that point, we'll have an offshore westerly wind so i don't think that there will be as much of an issue coming up tomorrow but you can see here by 11:00, the winds are not strong, just yet, and getting gusts over evening hours, up and down the coastline, the winds are going to get stronger, so it turns windy, we're seeing a couple of showers on the radar. but notice how west of worcester therare a few showers around. horing close to the freezing mark, so there could be a touch of light freezing drizzle. 47, though, worcester. 47 in boston, and it's 50s on the cape where it may sneak closer to 50 it is 40s over the interior, so here's the timeline, through 8:00, again just a few showers. the steadier

when you go into a place in amstererm, it the same gointo a restaurt oro a r. pele ord 'd e way they would der a gss of ne. ey sit and use wityour oer ult friendsn a coletely responsiblway. ey havseen a decreasin adction harder druince ee netheandsdsiberaled their marijuana laws. they have not seen an increase in crime among any group. because of regulation, they actually have better control over the products that people are accessing. ishink that kevin sabet running a line we have heard before, but which experience tells us is different. with respect to the harms associated with marijuana use, there are no drugs that people can use that do not have some harms associated with them. that is true whether or not you're talking about coffee, or any, alcohol a,mbien, number of products that people put into their body. the issue here is, how do you remote responsible use? how do you promote moderate use? quite frankly, none of that can be done in a prohibition scheme. the whole problem with prohibition in general is that it drives people to use drugs in more dangerou

is it gointo first graders in a class, or change the hours in the week, the decision was actually pretty easy. >> almost the lesser of two evils. >> that's where we're at. >> lawmakers blame a 70% drop in oil and gas prices since 2014. this year, the state faced a $1.3 billion deficit and cut $34 million in education funding. but critics say that's in part due to years of giving tax breaks to oil companies. dakota was 11.5. nearly a third of oklahoma's school districts, in mostly poor rural areas have had to shorten the school week. >> knowing that we don't have enough money to keep the lights on and the buses running, it's just an outrage. >> she has two children in the schools. and also a teacher here. >> their whole future depend on quality of education they receive at these young ages. i don't see them being ready in the way that we have been able to prepare them before. >> on their very first day of school. >> she opened this learning center where for $20 parents can send their children on mondays. not sure when that will be a school day again. manuel bojorquez, cbs news. >>> good.

have challenges if he pushes against business, which wants to heavily and has for long wanted to gointoa and he suddenly says we're going to shut it down, that would be problematic for him. that puts him in an interesting position. but i can't tell from a tweet what he was thinking about. >> he's going to tweet more, we know that. >> that's a very good guess. >> soledad, governor, thank you for joining me. we have to take a break. >> coming up, the biggest cyber monday ever. 122 million people expected to shop online today after record sales over the weekend. we're going to take you live to an amazon distribution center for the calm before the sales storm. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't suffer in silence! step on up and ask your doctor about

>> i think the big question going into election night was gointo be turnout ting that he is a turnout disenfranchised vote and people who haven't voted in the previous two ections and people feel the system is rigged annstd aithem. trump donor we saw a few traits that stood out that make them a bit different. a bit older and bit more male and white and republican. and a bit more rural. i think rural is a very important thing to note because of what happened last night. >> your own firm predicted on monday that trump had a 30% chance of winning. when did you seehings chae on election night? rural voters wereoming out at a clip even more than we thought, particularly in the panhandle. anwith remaining vot left in west palm bch and miami-dade and broward county, we knew a point it couldn't make up the score and ce florida was once we thought the odds were way over 50. >> a surge in the votes and how and the forecast? >> we knew there was going to be a significant increase in the hispanic vote th year. hispanic going to break? that and i think people sometimes think of it in this binary.

i don't know if he is g gointo a ke a good president, but he makes a swell hotel suite, i can tell you that. >> on "cbs this morning." >> i'm hoping hillary has time for herself. the day after the election she was spotted hiking near the woods near hur house and had already grown out a full david announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. ? >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> the trump administration is taking shape starting with two important choices for top white house roles. republican party chairman reince priebus will be the new pre president's chief of staff and steve bannon will be chief strategist priebus, trump said, the insiders and bannon, the outsider, will be equal partners in the white house. >> the president-elect and his family spoke with lesley stahl of "60 minutes" with their first tv interview since the election. we have happy to have lesley stahl in the studio with us. >> i am very surprised to hear that. >> reporter: you're telling >> reporter: but you do hear it. >> i don't hear it. >> reporter: you're not seeing this? >

." >> he started with this story that donald trump announced he was gointo wear badges and he thought surely no one will think this story is true. it's absurd. but in fact people shared it. so then he said, you know, well, i'm going to go one step further. >> reporter: and while horner says he hates trump and thought he was messing with the campaign, he also says, with every click his fabricated stories made him money. horner claims about $10,000 a month. but his lucrative career may be slowing down after facebook and pushing out fake news. >> the real problem is with this fake news and what paul has been so successful in exploiting is this idea of confirmation bias that people want to read and share news that conforms with beliefs that they already have. >> reporter: so the next time you're browsing online, the best advice may be the oldest -- don't believe everything you read. >> there are a few ways to tell if you're reading a fake news story. you should read beyond headline. experts say you should also check the url for spelling errors or too much extra letters. you should always