. >> his nordic grandmother helle ga was the first to teach him about food.t the age of 23, marcus samuelsson was the youngest chef ever to receive a 3-star rating . >> i looked for the hidden paycheck, the stuff beyond the envelope on friday. >> he settled in harlem, where in 2010 he opened his first restaurant. several would follow. >> coming here as an immigrant with $200, as a black man, and being able to have a restaurant like red rooster - that's the best of america, on all sides >>> now the executive chef is giving back. his efforts aimed at helping the less privileged through a culinary arts programme. >> taking inner city youth across a country, showing the industry that is a profession. it is a profession >>> i speak to michael samuel son at the red rooster. >> marcus samuelsson, it is a rare breed that will not know you, some will not know you, they may have encountered your brand, seen you on tv, eatsen your food but not known. there are some marcus samuelsson stories to be told. let's start from the beginning. the most interesting thing to some p

. $2.89 on the upper west side and this station in hell's gas in the city now $3.59. making out-of-towners do a double-take. >> i don't like it a whole lot. but you know, you don't have much choice. >> reporter: but seasoned city drivers have the same complaint. >> you don't have options. you have to pay. >> reporter: blame humanity rent but manager alberto rodriguez says this gas station doesn't have many options either when it comes to suppliers. >> our prices are high. we barely can stay in business. we are not swimming in money. it's hard to stay in business. >> reporter: which is why the gas stations are disappearing in manhattan. this corner of 14th street under the high line used to have the most expensive gas in the city. now none. developers have big plans for this former gas station in chelsea and this one on 45th and tenth recently closed. aaa's robert sinclair says there are only 7 gas stations left below 59th street. >> without competition without three guys on the same corner selling gas and racing to the bottom as far as prices are concerned, you see hi

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enough gas has been leaking from the storage facility to fill the empire state building every day. if you get close enough to the leak, you can hear it. >> it sounds like a hell of a lot of gas escaping. >> with no shut off valve the only way to dole with it is to drill a relief mill. a show and tell was taken to look at the progress the company was making. it showed something else. the people that put the well down did not intend that that casing would be used to inject natural gas or withdraw it. they were trying to extract oil in the 1950s. now, in 2015 or 2016. socal gas relies on that old pipe. does not do the ultrasonic testing or the pressure testing that would have told them there were anomalies in the pipe. didn't replace the sub-surface valve and the regulators give their blessing. what could go wrong? >> are you saying the regulators have been negligent. >> they have accepted a low standard of safety, and sacal matched the standard. yes, they've been megement. >> soc ark l said there was no basis for claims of negligence. we operate with safety, and we see to all of the regulations, and we are in total compliance. >> if you say that the gas company

enough gas has been leaking from the storage authority to fill the empire state building every day, and if you get close enough to the leak, can you hear it. >> it sounds like a hell of a lot of gas escaping >> reporter: with no safety shut off valve, the only way to stop the leak is to drill a relief well. and that's taking months. congressman brad sherman and other leaders took a tour facility this week. part of the show and tell that the gas company is making, but it's showing something else. >> the people who put that well down were not intending that that casing would be used to inbe ject natural gas or withdraw it. they were trying to extract oil in the 1950s. and now in 2015 and 2016, so cal gas rise on that old pipe, and does not do the testing that would have told them that there were anomalies in the pipe. did not replace the sub safety valve. and the regulators gave their blessing to the whole package, gee, what can go wrong? >> are you saying that the regulators have accepted the package. >> they have accepted a low value of safety. and so cal has match thadder standard. >> reporter: so cal gas has repeatedly said in an interview last week that there a

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gardenia what to do tonight by the highway to hell america's greatest living poet was ogling you all night you should be wearing the finest gown but here you are now gas food lodging poverty misery and gardenia you could be burned at the stake for all your mistakes mistakes mistakes all i wanna do is tell gardenia what to do tonight all i wanna do is tell (cheers and applause) >> s sphen: "post pop depression" is out march 18. iggy pop, everybody! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be steven tyler from "transparent," gaby hoffmann, and a musical performance by lapsley. goodnight! captioning sponsored by cbs

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gas, more we spend on other stuff. the more the rest of the world goes to hell in a hand basket better for the u.s. consumer t would be nice if the rest the world are stablized and not getting worse. these are positive things for us and it will continue to get better. >> lee what is your point, michael's.is well-taken but the point we're all interconnected. we heard from china yesterday, slowest growth, china is the world's second largest economy, slowest growth in gdp figures for that country in 25 years. sop to what extent are we affected by other countries? >> we are because it is going to affect the price of our dollar which has been one of the saving graces of profits. and also this idea that oil is laughable, doesn't matter, you start telling some of my clients here having to lay off people who buy other goods and services because there is simply no business in the gas and oil patch. this is a major part of the u.s. economy. while i get the idea that it is cheaper gas, not if you're not making any money. i think china is a real issue but i think china is actually leading right now and i think

alone in the cheapo motel by the highway to hell america's greatest living poet was ogling you all night you should be wearing the finest gown but here you are now gas food lodging poverty misery and gardenia for all your mistakes mistakes mistakes all i wanna do is tell gardenia what to do tonight all i wanna do is tell gardenia what to do tonight (cheers and applause) >> stephen: "post pop depression" is out march 18. iggy pop, everybody! (cheers and applause)j@j@ on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she'll get the job done for us. >> stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be steven tyler from "transparent," gaby hoffmann, and a musical performance by lapsley. now, enjoy the lovely james corden. goodnight! captioning sponsored by cbs ca

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saddam hussein with the gas, and the other one with gas, we take a truce, they rest. what the hell?ld have never been there in the first place. i said that. we have to rebuild our country great we have to rebuild our infrastructure, our roads, schools am a bridges and we are pouring money. i said in 2004 and 2003, donald trump opposed to the war. i am more military -- i'm more militaristic that anybody in this room. i want that strong military. i wanted so bad because we are not going to have it. we have to have it. we have to build it up. i'm in the real estate business. all the time i am getting these listings of naval base for sale, air force for sale. how many places do they have? we are always selling these bases. we need a strong military. we need a powerful military. we don't have it. we just don't have it. we are going to change things in this country. we are going to use our heads and be so smart, we are going to be so cunning, we're going to win so much. we're going to win on militarily. we are going to knock the shit out of isis. [applause] we are going to win with health

saddam hussein with the gas, and the other one with gas, we take a truce, they rest. what the hell?e should have never been there i said that. we have to rebuild our country great we have to rebuild our infrastructure, our roads, schools am a bridges and we are pouring money. i said in 2004 and 2003, donald trump opposed to the war. i am more military -- i'm more militaristic that anybody in this room. i want that strong military. i wanted so bad because we are not going to have it. we have to have it. we have to build it up. i'm in the real estate business. all the time i am getting these listings of naval base for sale, air force for sale. how many places do they have? we are always selling these bases. we need a strong military. we need a powerful military. we don't have it. we just don't have it. we are going to change things in this country. we are going to use our heads and be so smart, we are going to be so cunning, we're going to win so much. we're going to win on militarily. we are going to knock the shit out of isis. [applause] we are going to win with health care. if you

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hell. a lot of times we did not have the clothes. and we went to, on the way to -- 92nd airborne. we ran out of gas. i radioed back to headquarters and told them that we ran out of gas. there was a dump close by. and we got there, the white guys were there in charge of the dump would not give us no gas. colonel, we came back. i radioed back to patton and he said, take it. so, we waited until 12:00 that night when they were asleep and we went in there and took the gas. we lost, i do not know how many men they lost, but we lost one sergeant trying to get the gas. we got the gas and we headed out and relieved the 92nd airborne guys. of what i cant remember. biggs was a good leader. he was a very good leader. he got wounded during the battle of the bulge. but he came back, came back. to berlni. over w-- to berlin. we were 10 miles from berlin and i radioed back and they stopped into 10 miles, we took out berlin before the russians but patton would not let us go in. so, we just played ball and every thing. one night i radioed to move in. we moved into berlin, the russia n tanks was there with all their g

hell ma croft. >> cheap oil often leads to geep gasoline, but if you think gas is cheap where you live, you couldn't do any better over the weekend filling up the tank than with the folks in houghton lake, michigan. that is not a misprint. there is no letter, no number missing from that. we were selling for 47 cents a gallon. helema wants to go there now. the beacon and bridge market first dropped its price to 78 cents a gallon in the popular resort area, competitors marathon and citgo then slashed their prices and the price war was under way. don't jump in your cars and head to lake houghton just yet. yesterday the price of regular at the stations was back to $1.46 and $1.47 a gallon according to gas buddies. >> we always say that it goes up like -- no, it goes -- >> it goes up like a rocket. >> and down. >> and down like a feather. >> thank you. time for rocketing downward, i think. >> this is exactly the way it should be in the whole country. you know, as you well know, you get tired of hearing me talk about it i get infuriated when you go to any street corner and there are competing gas stations

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melissa: lower gas prices across the nation, we'll tell you where you fill your tank for less than a dollar a gallon. we'll be right back.bu ♪ [bell ringing] >> if you become the nominee who the hellnows if you can even serve in office. >> back in september, my friend donald said he had his lawyers look at this from every which way. since september the constitution hasn't changed. [laughter] but the poll numbers have. david: senator ted cruz brushing off donald trump's citizenship questions but trump's not alone in challenging senator cruz's eligibility to be president. democrat congressman alan grayson vows to sue if senator cruz gets republican nomination. the congressman joins me now. congressman, you have called republicans foot-dragging, knuckle-dragging neanderthals who know nothing but no. why then would you care who they nominate? >> david, that is a silly question. do you have a good question for me. david: that is a real question, why do you care? >> again, a sillry question. i'm an american citizen. i vote in every election. i care a lot about who is the president of my country. what is your next question. david: that was a serious question. honestly don't know. >> that

gas leak above los angeles that's emitted more than 150 million pounds of methane. some call it the nation's biggest environmental disaster since the bp oil spill. >> it is just like in hell. i don't know if i can work, if i can breathe. amy: then, health and environmental experts are cusing t obama ministraon of cang to th meatndustry its newietary guidelin. whe the guelines rommend consing lessugar, th do not recommend eating less meat. this comes after an intensive lobbying campaign by the meat industry and despite recent findings by the world health organization that processed meat can cause cancer. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the islamic state has claimed responsibility for a series of explosions that ripped through the indonesian capital jakarta. at least seven people, including five alleged attackers, have died and people were injured in 20 the blasts and ensuing gun battles between police and militants. four other suspects were arrested. the attack included at least five expsions in downtown jakarta. a police traffic post and a starbucks cafe were hit. indonesian president jo

gas. in kashmir, police used rubber in shiite dominated iraq this saudi arabian king. the saudi royal family has opened the gates of hell for its rule, said this man. in lebanon, the protests were peaceful but their leader described al nim rnchts'sr's killing as an sensation. saudi arabia and iran are fighting each other in a war in syria. nimr's execution and the angry reaction will only fuel with trust and secret. >> holly williams in istanbul, turkey, thank you very much. >>> the threat of flooding is nonoover in thee midwest. water and swollen rivers a blamed for 25 deaths in missouri and illinois. flood warnings in place for half a dozen states along the mississippi. david begnaud is on top of the garage in alexander county, illinois, with a high water threat. good morning. we are on top of the garage of a bigham family. the entire property is surrounded by y water. they have got 25,000 sandbags and eight pumps working the last several days to keep the property dry and, far, it is working this morning. compare that to the neighbor's property. it's foded. the flooding in southern illinois is unlike anything people h

gas. in indian cash cashmere, they used rubber bullets and this crowd burned a picture of the saudi arabian king. the saudi royal family has opened the gates of hell for its rule, said this man. in lebanon, the protests were peaceful. but the shiite militant group, hezbollah, described his killing as an assassination. saudi arabia and iran are already fighting each other in a deadly proxy war in syria. the execution and the angry reaction will only fuel mistrust and hatred. nora? >> holly williams, thank you soechso much. >>> the thread oft of flooding is not over in the midwest. flood warnings are in place for more than half a dozen states along the mississippi. david begno is on top of the garage in alexandra county, illinois, with the high water threat. david, good morning. >> the family property is surrounded by wear the on both sides. they have 25,000 sandbags and eight pumps that have been going since earlier in the week. this should be land. the pumps and sandbags, it's dry on this property. but look at the property next door, flooded. the flooding in southern illinois is unlike anything january. nearly 14,000 acres of hard hit alexander co

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