>> yep. [ cheers ] >> gravy! >> gravy?> paul, you have to drink gravy. >> ooh. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> cold gravy. >> jimmy: sorry to make you do that. it really was gravy there, it's so gross. >> yeah. yeah. >> delicious. at least you hope it's gravy. now, both of you fellows are going to mount me at the same time. >> jimmy: all right, drinko, calm down. >> go easy, boys. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. we go up there. >> come on, assume your positions and drop your discs into me. >> where did you get this game? >> do you both have your discs? put your discs against the drinko board. >> jimmy: sorry, dude. what is it on the count of three? >> on a count of three, you'll both drop your discs. whichever disc lands first, your opponent will drink the combination of the two beverages. one, two, three, drop! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! >> no, jimmy, no. paul, it is paul. sorry, i was wrong. >> jimmy: wait, who drinks? paul? i drink? >> you drink, jimmy. >> jimmy: what is it, gravy -- >> gravy and tequila. >> th

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former arkansas governor mike huckabee gives his take on politics and culture in, god, guns grits and gravy. in leadership in crisis, louisiana governor bobby jindal explains why he believes conservative solutions are needed in washington. george pataki is running for president. in 1998 the former new york governor released, "pataki" he looks back on his path to the governorship. kentucky senator rand paul calls for smaller government and more bipartisanship in his latest book taking a stand. another entrant into the 2016 presidential race is former texas governor rick perry. in "fed up," he explains that government has become too intrusive and must get out of the way. in "american dreams," florida senator marco rubio outlines his plan to advance economic opportunity. independent vermont senator bernie sanders is a candidate for democratic nomination of the president. his book, the speech, is a printing of his eight-hour long filibuster against tax cuts. in blew collar conservatives, presidential candidate rick santorum argues that the republican party must focus on the working class to ret

don't want it in a chip. >> you want the real biscuits and gravy?don't dumb down my biscuits and grave toy a potato chip. >> so the potato flavor; there anything that you like that is enhanced? do you like barbeque. >> i'll take it. >> sour cream, onions? >> no salt and vinegar. >> how about new york cheddar? >> no. >> you don't like new york cheddar? >> , no i don't like my cheese to be fake. like i'm not -- the only cheesey like on a chip or popcorn is the smart food popcorn, white cheddar. >> okay. other than that, i don't need cheese on chip. >> do you like kettle corn. >> it's all right. >> just popcorn or cheddar? white cheddar? >> in the black bag. >> you're an enigma. you're an interesting girl. >> the way you are looking at me. >> every day something new is revealed about lauren dawn johnson right here, at fox 29. >> best professional athlete hon orders at the espy awardment last night little lea still was among the greats. see her touching honor coming up. >> and don't forget mo'ne was there, too. >> mo'ne was therefore best break through

get some of that salad on there too. >> get the gravy on. look what we're eating.mentally local. this food, the most delicious, let's be honest, delicious. this is not healthy eating. >> we're kind of paying the price for it right now in the health of the state. which is terrible. as i take a bite of a hamburger. >> as i said, just so good. >> if you really want to do hawaii right, you've got to get that. that's a power that hawaii has is that if you show aloha and you give without asking, the ina is going to recognize it and shower its blessings upon you. >> so you think traditional hawaiian culture and lifestyle has a chance against the modern world? >> i think so. the beautiful part about my ancestors is they realized there was a limited number of resources where they lived, so they observed nature to the best possible they could to figure out what were the cycles and how do we preserve this resource? hawaiian culture can teach the whole world something that it needs to know, that we all live on an island. and we are all part of the same community. let's all sho

southern biscuits and gravy which i have here new york rubin which i tried. vomited.yro. or is it gyro. i kid. each one of you has a different flavor. i don't know, i would ask you to taste them. i don't care. is there any kind of flavor you would like? >> absolutely. >> chik-fil-a sauce. i grave it all of the time. >> chik-fil-a sauce. >> tucker? >> pumpkin spice. shouldn't just be for latte. it would be cheaper and better for you than the starbucks version. >> it tastes pretty good, too. >> joanne usually eat stuff like this and throw it up. so the flavor has to be twice as good. >> i am going to taste it twice. >> as a millennial my flavor would be brunch. it would taste like bloody marries maple syrup and regrets. >> you don't have any chips. >> i just want the chips to taste as disgusting as possible. i hate when i eat chips. i eat the whole bag i wish i would have gotten the family bag. then you are like i did. >> you ever dip them in ice cream? >> no, but, yeah. >> do you eat chips wood chips? >> i do like a nice sour cream and klonopin. if they came out with a

still make cathead biscuits and red eye gravy.akingjon making noises) >> there is a trump effect going on with candidates where they want to double down on to get some attention. >> whaaa...buhhhh...huuuuhhh?! the i.r.s. is the closest thing the u.s. has to a guess gestapo. >> i wish someone had told me when i was in high school that i could have felt like a woman when it came-type time to take showers in p.e. i'm sure i could have found my feminine side and said, coach, i think i want to shower with the girls today. (audience reacts) (cheers and applause) >> jon: beyonce is such a mega talent she has such extraordinary ability that she doesn't need to go where she went. do they need to get into the vulgar and crude to be success successful? (laughter) >> there is a trump effect that i think is going on -- (laughter) >> jon: we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mum. ♪ ♪ just tap it. ♪ i did! ♪ (yo gabba gabba!) ♪ wish your skin could bounce back like it used to? new neutrogena hydro boost water gel. with hyaluronic acid it plumps skin cel

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she says, "during thanksgiving dinner, my dad looked up from his plate with gravy on his lips and said gloss.'" [ laughter and applause ] >> elmo: that's gross. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> elmo: disgusting! >> jimmy: all right, yeah, yeah. >> elmo: like, really, really -- >> jimmy: all right, good. all right, elmo. >> elmo: like, why would -- okay. >> jimmy: i know. [ light laughter ] this one's from @stevedaly. he says, "barber -- how would you like your haircut, sir? dad -- in silence." [ laughter ] ♪ yeah. ooh. got a little bit of your ear there. sorry. [ light laughter ] this one's from @balski78. she says, "my granddad told me 'you're not completely worthless. you can be used as a bad example.' [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] grandpa! oh, my gosh. this one's from @fiarlyhairy. >> elmo: elmo think they live on sesame street! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait, that's not your twitter handle. >> elmo: that's right. that's not elmo's. >> jimmy: no. @fairlyhairy. he says, "regarding milk, my dad said 'who was the first guy to grab a cow udder and say i'm going to drink whatever

♪three chicken tenders, taters and gravy♪ ♪i threw in a biscuit and a big ol cookie♪ my $5 fill up will! ain't that right, phillip? it's still finger lickin' good. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back! my guest tonight best-selling author, her book is called "lafayette in the somewhat united states." please welcome back to our program sarah vowell! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> jon: sarah vowell is here! i've missed you. >> i know! >> jon: i'm so delighted you could come join us. >> i'm glad i could be at your death bed, too! just like president garfield of ohio. >> jon: it is sivment does mckinley deserve an alaska mountain? they're just throwing mountains around to everybody. >> do we really want to talk about mckinley? i mean who doesn't, right? >> jon: yeah, i do want to talk about lafayette. because i'm fascinated. >> i have been thinking about mckinley. >> jon: why. because of news about the confederate flag. you know the civil war the people in the union and the president at the time, a lot of ones on that side were republicans. >> jon: yes. and then a lot of people these days

southern biscuits and gravy. greek town euros. west coast truffle fries. and new york ruben. the winning flavor will be on the store shelves shortly after it's picked. >> you just think of the stuff they have to put on the chips to give it that flavor. >> have that for breakfast. >> that was michelle's kind of little thing when she was pregnant. go get me chips. right now. [ laughter ] >>> good morning, if you are heading out the door, we have a thin layer of overcast skies. mostly cloudy looking towards the bay bridge. it just really has not cooled off that much overnight. it's 62 in livermore after realizing a high yesterday of 94 degrees. it's in the upper 50s in santa rosa. in the low 60s in concord. the winds have been under 10 miles per hour for the most part this morning after picking up overnight. there's the enhancement of the marine layer hanging tight to the coast. clearing today will be longer bringing numbers down slightly. hurricane dolores as it falls apart, it's going to be downgraded to remnants of. it looks like timid we are going to have copious amounts of

my name is [inaudible] gravis and i teach the city mandated course for new cab drivers at the taxi driver institute, i've been teaching for 20 years now. one of the things i teach is pedestrian and vehicle and bicycle safety. new cab drivers get into an average of three accidents a year, that's a national figure and you're saying why am i saying the thing that's bad about new cab drivers? well, that's because tnc drivers are basically new cab drivers all the time. the job is not designed to be something that you're going to do 40 50 hours a week, 50 weeks a year. you don't ever treat it like a profession. the few people who actually do treat it like a profession, those are are the rare ones, so what you've got, what was the figure we heard today 16 thousand drivers out there that's basically 16 thousand non-professional drivers out there on the streets having an excessive number of accidents because they think driving a driver professionally is the same thing as driving their own car. >> thank you. >> ( calling speaker names ). >> i thought you were finished, sorry. >> do i not get my 30

we have southern biscuit and gravy gravy. >> and west coast truffle. >> these are on shelves.ite? >> they're all my children. i love them equally. life changing opportunity for someone, $1 million for someone. go to lays website vote. >> i didn't think i'd like biscuit and gravy in a chip. >> it's amazing how much they taste like the actual food. >> good to see you. >> more "fox & friends" this morning. ♪ ♪ itis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contrubutes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers including lymphoma have happened, as have blood liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions and new or worsening heart failure. before tre

mother india -- for a lamb curry simmered in spicy tomato gravy served with traditional non-scottishw is a traditionally tough town. i've always seen it as a warm and welcoming place. it's always been one of my favorite places in this part of the world to visit. do you think the town's reputation is deserved or is this a -- >> nope. i mean in terms of labeling the violence, the facts are the facts. that's there. but statistically, if you don't live or come from glasgow, your chances of being a victim of a violent attack in glasgow is something like .000. >> i've never, ever, ever felt -- and i've done a fair amount of stupid behavior here, a fair amount of drinking, a fair amount of putting myself in the sort of situations that they advise visitors to a new town not to take. i've never felt uncomfortable here. i could be wrong in that after a few drinks i notice that i don't understand anyone. they could be making various threats of violence to me at the bar, and i could just be smiling and nodding. >> indian food is, of course, huge here as it is everywhere in the u.k. you could ven

. >> look at all the gravy you people eat. >> i don't think any you have can understand this. women should be free from advertising. let me explain communism to you. >> feminism was a good thing until they decided to betray the biological realities and replace it with social construct. >> all i believe in is love and kindness and everybody should feel good. >> that's beautiful. i gesds we should end on ta note. >> this wall knows what it's talking about. >> it's wall trying to pick you up. >> i like that. >> up next, adam corolla. this week in tv history. this week i watched one episode of modern family. one episode of shark tank and six reruns of the rockford files off netflix. it's amazing. i also tried to one episode of celebrity wife swap. i fell asleep because nothing happens until the end. this has been my week in tv history. one of the foot's favorite rituals happens at the water's edge. here, they must look their best. smooth, beautiful skin is an advantage. the others can only hide in shame. introducing the new dr. scholl's dreamwalk express pedi. >>> i love adam coro

the winners are biscuits and gravy, recount euros -- greek gyros west coast truffle fries, and new york ruben. and concert voting other favorites are likely seven. kellye: any sound good to you? leon: absolutely not/ kellye: keep it simple. leon: they are trying to cover the whole map there. kellye: coming up next at 5:00, ec employees are threatened with financial ruin for a mistake not their own leon: the $27 and -- $27,000 and minister to air that the department of the treasury once back. leon: a retired firefighter in army veteran has found itself on the break of financial collapse for mistake that was not even his fault. the treasury department has catalytic his retirement and now he is the one who can be held accountable. six points of this is possible. reporter: imagine getting a letter that said the o the fed yearly $27,000 as of an accounting error made decades ago that you knew nothing about. that is exactly what happened to hundreds of retired ec employees. -- d.c. employees. >> this is my can we should of the fire training academy. reporter: nothing is more important than hi

and that gravy train is officially over. >> the group is called the impact team. we were circling back to that first point about the moral ground they are standing on. exposing that delete fee. but who is the impact group? >> i don't know. it's a group of people who are technically skilled. they broke in and took a bunch of stuff. they are obvious talented. but they have not said i'm bill jane, jackie janet, whatever. but that's not abnormal. anonymous is one of the most prolific group but they are anonymous right now. >> i think you said anonymish. >> i did. >> i'm not married yet but i'm going to hold on to that one for a while. >> thanks for your time today alex. >> absolutely. >>> you are wise beyond your years, errol. >> there you go. >>> we're following breaking news for you out of japan, a huge shakeup at toshiba over an accounting scandal. we're live with the details next. ohh!! (gasps) agh!! diamonds! yeah. mmmm! 5 swirled diamonds, new in lucky charms! prep trauma unit 5. what've we got? bp 64/40 sterilize sites. multiple foreign objects in the body. twe

. >> chips that take like reubens and brisks and gravy. see the finalists in the shows us a flavor contest on "action news." >> we've got traffic troubles out there. and we want to show those to you first up, on one side you're looking at the schuylkill expressway up the kop where a car stopped chopper getting to trouble, rough time on two major roads. >> let's get matt pellman in there to sort things out. >> reporter: what's in the water this morning, this is the scene in king of prussia. the ramp schuylkill expressway westbound, to 202 southbound look at the trash spilled all over the ramp and the southbound lanes of 202 this means you cannot get from the schuylkill expressway to southbound 202. if you're coming south. mall on 202 itself you can't get by heading toward exton and west chester. big problems we head to the maps let's talk about the ideas how to get around this mess. on the wednesday of the schuylkill expressway you want to bail by the time you get to the blue route. then head either south or north. south to route 30 run to

. >> look at all the gravy you people eat. >> you know what, maybe modesty isn't so bad.in, i just don't think any of you could possibly understand this. women should be free from advertising. now let me explain communism to you. >> let me put it this way. feminism was a good thing until they decided to bestray the biological reality and it with social construct. >> all i believe in is love and kindness and everybody should feel good. >> well, that's beautiful. i guess we should end on that note, right? >> you know what this is? it's a wall trying to pick you up. >> i like that. i mean, up next, adam corolla, but first this week in tv history. this week i watched one episode of "modern family," one episode of "shark tank" and six reruns of "the rockford files" on the netflix and tried to watch one episode of "celebrity wife swap" and fell asleep because nothing happened until the end. >>> i loy adam corolla and this isn't in a weird creepy way. the new book is called "daddy stop talking" which is unusual because i usually say i read books but i don't. i read this one, goo

huckabee has gods grits guns and gravy. ohio governor john k sick calls for return of what he sees to traditional values. when paul calls for a smaller government and more bipartisanship in his book taking a stand. another entry in the 2016 race is governor rick perry. in fed up he explains government has become too intrusive and must get out of the way. in american dreams, marco rubio outlines his plan to advanced economic activity. vermont senator bernie sanders has a book called the speech which is composed of his eight hour long filibuster against tax cuts. in blue-collar conservatives rick santorum argues the republican party must focus on the working class in order to retake the white house. businessman donald trump has written several books, in time to get tough he criticized the obama administration and outlines his vision to further american posterity. scott walker has a book called on intimidated. vice president joe biden may announce his candidacy. in promises to keep he looks back on his career in politics. fina

critics say oil went through the roof and you rode the gravy train. >> sounds like paul krugman and he is wrong and anybody who says that is wrong. here's what happened the state of texas elm we diversified the economy. texas is now the none high-tech exporting state in the nation. the bulk of the jobs are in other areas. half as many percentage-wise jobs are in the oil and gas industry than in 1978 and the only gas industry still about the same percentage of our gross state product. so texas exploded economically, and it happened in a lot of other outside of the oil and gas industry. >> you're talking big tents talking inclusion. you were also asked about donald trump, so of the comments he made and the way he entered the g.o.p. race. one thing that is undeniable he has made an amazing splash, rocketing fun the polls and resonating with a lot of g.o.p. voters. what is he doing wrong? >> i don't think he is reflecting reflecting the republican party with his statement about mexans. that was huge error and it's wrong. when i think about the hispanic in texas, and i think about the indiv

just now. [ laughter ] and i don't like my biscuits buttered. [ light laughter ] i like them with gravyk you very much." [ light laughter ] sweetest sounding guy getting mad at you. >> steve: angry. >> jimmy: he sounds so nice. he's like, "i'm just so mad i could just needlepoint a pillow right now." [ laughter ] needlepoint a pillow? meanwhile, ohio governor john kasich became the 16th republican to announce that he is running for president. yesterday, i read that during his speech he referred to jesus christ, which is ironic because so did americans when they heard another republican was running for president. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] cheese and crackers, another republican. >> steve: cheese and biscuits. >> jimmy: and this is in the news today. joe biden was spotted with a a bruise on his face that was apparently caused by his dog. i guess they collided when they both went after the same tennis ball, which happens -- [ laughter ] it happens. you just got to go with reflexes alone. that's where you make a a mistake. of course the other big news, this week is that the u.s.

. >> absolutely good we added gravy, a few more layers, closed it up and smothered it up with more saucehere. >> and then i met up with a few members of the family, jimmy's brother eddie and momma lane, that is when they started serving us the story. >> so sinatra do you remember when he ate. >> i know because he drank gin. >> how about taylor swift. >> she tweeted about it. >> reporter: their veal parm is star of the show with customers on and off the a list but at least for today it is lasagna that will have this girl coming back for seconds. >> solute. >> solute. >> i have to say they are the best family, and i ate that entire plate of lasagna. >> delicious. >> i love it. >> so amazing. >> speaking of eating, here's ralph's by the the numbers. this is incredible. according to the restaurant they used 125 cans of toe mate the owe sauce per week, patrons eat 150-pound of pasta per week, 225 loaves of italian bread ape 300 meet balls all in one week. >> way to do our part here. thank you for samples this stuff is just so deliver us there is something cool about a big plate of lasagna and

southern biscuit it's and gravy.oked gyro. >> which one do you go with. >> euro on that one. >> new york ruben and wavy west coast truffle fries. votes starts later this month and runs through mid objection. >>> attention shoppers bloomingdale' social security coming to philly. bloomingdale' the outlet store will open on the second level of the shops at liberty place in november. the store is going to sell a range of clothes and act social security source at a discount that's good news it will be the first bloomingdales outlet store in the philadelphia metro area bloomingdale retail stores are at king of prussia mall and willow grove mall. >>> we've all heard the saying everything tastes better with bacon. >> and for vegetarians envy gans that might still be true. but with seaweed bacon -- hear me out. hear me out. researchers at oregon state university say they have managed to come up with something that tastes just lining bacon. but it's mater out of seaweed. you see it there. this is red marine algae called doles

. >> jimmy: gravy. >> light. >> jimmy: turkey. >> tv. >> jimmy: knife. >> your shirt. >> jimmy: rug.on. what does that even mean? your shirt? that's two words. your shirt is the best one. i got one more piece of tape. >> really? >> jimmy: yes. i'm going to give you a a mustache. >> okay. >> jimmy: this is so fun. [ light laughter ] >> i think i'm -- i think i'm going to start doing this at home. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she's the best right there. katie holmes, everybody. come on. [ cheers and applause ] "ray donovan" airs sundays at 9:00 p.m. on showtime. we'll be right back with david wain and michael showalter, ladies and gentlemen. ♪ it's a golden opportunity to discover the exhilaration of efficiency. ♪ with six models to choose from, there's a lexus hybrid for every driver. ♪ come in to the lexus golden opportunity sales event, where you'll find some of the best offers of the year on our entire hybrid lineup. for a limited time. this is the pursuit of perfection. when broker chris hill stays at laquinta and fires up free wi-fi, with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than

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the theory is the especially liberal court people say it was a consequence of conservatives to make gravy cases to the court to fall short i think there is something to that argument. as far as conservative as being divided there is more intellectual argument on the left side of the court it is highly concentrated ideologically and it isn't always clear the theory with the outcome in the particular case. >> i agree. the phenomenon of liberal unity and conservative diversity is something we have seen for many years on this court even when conservatives win they cannot agree why as he sought in the marriage case when they lose they cannot agree on why they lost for the we have four different the sense none of them agreed why they objected. several years ago there was an opportunity to overrule the establishment clause standing case and there you had the five / four decision but there were three opinions in the majority. . . but they came out in different directions. the same thing happened throughout the storm. it is true that we have seen since the '90s when justice stevens was the senior

because everybody kind of knew what everybody else was pitching and didn't want to screw up what was a gravy train. >> all right. now, you know, the airlines are probably right down there with used car sales, and i don't mean to besmer much used car salesmen but i'm wondering what this could mean? you look at the airlines and say well, you know, there is a demand for the service and they have been shellacked before when they had too many planes chasing too few customers, now too few planes chasing too many customers. is that by design? seems to be what the justice department is saying. >> i don't think that's part of the design. i don't know if the investigation is focusing on that. mergers, when you have a highly competitive industry where profit margins are squeezed you're going to get mergers. that's normal. what isn't normal when you have five or four carriers. rich laid it out. controlling 80% of the traffic, right. >> say you combine traffic combined your -- to the point where united/continental and you have presumably doubled the number of planes doubled the capacity, you can go to to

we didn't call it gravy. we called it sauce. now they call it gravy.. >> life is good man. >> here's the other thing that happened many yourin your house. it wasn't what are we having for dinner? it was this is what we're having. eat it. >> it was simple. >> i'm sure you presented your case. >> one time. i loved to dance as a kid. one time we were sitting there. my dad said what did you do last night? i said we went to a movie. he pulled out the stub from the dance place i was never allowed to go and put it next to my plate. >> that's what they can did. you put this on top of tomatoes beautiful mozzarella. >> it looks gorgeous. love it. >> veal is fantastic. >> congratulations on the "property man." >> thank you. listen, you gave me the opportunity. thank you. >> from "property man" to parmesan man. >> first we cook then we talk. >> now feed the crew. they're a hungry bunch. >> keith is hungry over there. >> he's slowly making his way over here. >> he's everywhere. >>> meanwhile, coming up. this story is incredible. a marine that served tours of duty o

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. >> dinner was rice and gravy and sometimes soup with chicken feet sticking out. >> she wrote this lettera friend there in jonestown. >> i now feel as if my whole is being worthless here. i'm now 21 years old and my life will surely consist of nothing more than it does now. >> at the bottom she wrote -- >> destroy this now. >> but at a wednesday catharsis meeting -- >> my letter was being read by jim in front of the whole congregation, and if i could have crawled in that guyanese soil and dug a hole so deep, i would have done it. i was just in fear. >> your best friend turned you in? >> my best friend turned me in. >> as punishment, leslie was placed on a hard work detail. for her the promised land was a failure. >> we're not going to make a difference in the world because no one knew about us. no one cared. we were just this bunch of folks living in the jungle, surviving. >> the utopia was a hoax? >> it was a hoax, and that realization itself was overwhelming. >> when we return, a secret plan to kill. >> cyanide is one of the most rapidly acting poisons. i would like to give about two gr

southern biscuits and gravy, greek gyro new york ruben, and west coast fries.nt is going to get when million dollars and have chips distributed worldwide. brendan: when they were testing a broader palate, they send a box to bloomberg "business week." one of them was cappuccino. it is as disgusting as you would think. tom: "surveillance" reporting. i'll have a bag of regular potato chips. vonnie: top photo, a hotel in japan has started a trend in weddings. alpacas. the alpaca walked down the aisle and posed for pictures with the bride and groom. they even come with trainers to care for them. the alpaca plays.a role in major religions in japan. i am not going to delve in psychology there. vonnie: what did the alpaca say when he was asked to leave the wedding? alpaca my bags. tom: on a more serious note james sturdyravidis on iran. stay with us worldwide. vonnie quinn, brendan greeley and tom keene. bloomberg "surveillance," good morning. ♪ tom: good morning from new york city. let's get right to our top headlines. vonnie: a plan that would extend japan's military

a lot of times i save these in the freezer and render them down and make a gravy. that comes out.use the weight of your body to press it down. >> neck? >> like a massage. >> there you go. >> you heard that. so brush that with a bit of oil. you get that on the grill. >> how long should the chicken sit out before you throw it on the grill? >> that is the tip of the day. a lot of people wonder what happens when they put it on the grill and it is not cooked inside. you can leave the meat on the kitchen counter for up to two hours. you won't have a cold center on the chicken. get that on the grill. i'll show you what to do down here. >> throw this on the grill. skin down. you should get started on the sauce? >> i'll get started on the sauce. >> don't look at me with your eyes in judgment erica hill. >> we're ready for breakfast. >> so come over here and i'll show you how to make the sauce. right on to your apron. look at you. >> all this goes in. don't touch. you have the chicken hands. >> i don't want to kill this for the crew. the crew wants to eat this. this is how i make my version