iron chef geoffrey zakarian!. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that was me. >> jimmy: do -- were you really -- were you crying? >> i was crying and i was sweating profusely. but it was great. >> jimmy: well, i've known you for a long time now. i've been to -- oh, gosh, the lamp club. >> yeah. borgata -- we see each downtown atlantic city. >> jimmy: borgata. what's that one called? >> the water club. >> jimmy: water club. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then -- >> you don't gamble, though. >> jimmy: i'm not a gambler. i'm -- that's why i go and eat at the restaurants. [ laughter ] and i go to the bars. i go to the pubs. but dude -- >> well, i have -- i have something for you. this is a little jimmy fallon iron chef, and it actually moves. so, i thought you'd like that. >> jimmy: see, this is -- thank you so much. i appreciate that. yeah. [ applause ] and he has a little -- up there. no, i appreciate it. thank you so much for the iron chef. >> my pleasure. >> jimmy: how sad. i'm like a little child. >> so, what do chefs do before they co

it must be dealt with with an iron fist and victory is near. this is very bombastic language and something in a speech that we did not expect. we expected some sort of concessions from assad. he didn't deliver. >> warner: what do you make of "victory is near"? do you think he believes that? what does this say about psychology. you've met and dealt with him. >> he may well believe it, although he has to be a bit shaken by how long this has gone on given the level of brutality his people have used against the demonstrators but he gained a lot of confidence over the years because he was convinced that the bush administration was gunning for his regime after we went into iraq. he was, of course, allowing infiltration to go on into iraq. you know, when george bush left office, he looked around and he said i'm still here. and he's gone. i must be pretty smart. he became really quite full of himself. he went from being a fellow who was a bit on the self-effacing side to being a fellow who was quite full of himself. >> warner: he had been an ophthalmol

we will respond to an iron -- with an iron fist -- that was the response of the syrian government. the facts are hard to verify because independent journalists are not allowed in the country, but the government was quick to blame terrorists while the opposition says the bombing was staged by syrian authorities. we have this report. >> the latest escalation in syrian violence. a deadly suicide bomb in damascus. blood, shattered glass, shrapnel. at least 26 dead according to the government and many dozens injured. this policeman who survived the blast told the bbc he saw a pedestrian carrying a black bag. the bomb exploded before anyone could stop him. behind the police cordon, demonstrators vent their anger at those responsible. >> al-qaeda, he says, it it must have been al-qaeda. >> at the scene, at the syrian interior minister also blamed terrorists. later he vowed to strike back with an iron fist at anyone who threatened the country's security. but syrian opposition groups say they have nothing to do with the last. instead they say it was part of a dirty tricks campaign staged by

. >>> and, the iron lady, an uproar over meryl streep's new movie. >> i ask the right honorable gentleman. >> hailed by critic and clouded by controversy. >> milk's gone up. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. there have been several major developments in the search and recovery operation aboard that capsized cruise ship off the coast of italy. since our broadcast last night, three people have been recovered alive from the partially sunken ship. but the death toll has also risen to five now with two americans now listed among 15 people still unaccounted for. the costa concordia ran aground near the tuscan island of gigli on friday night and the cruise ship company admitted the accident may have been the result of significant human error on the part of the ship's captain. the rescued were taken to the main land town of porto santo stefano where michelle kosinski is tonight to bring us the very latest. michelle? >> reporter: good evening, lester. what happened here? from the beginning, questions surrounded the captain. he was arrested, under investigation. well,

>> the iron leeches out into the food.ups the iron content in the food. >> the aluminum does, too. you've got to be careful what you cook it in. >> don't drink tea or coffee with meals because the compound will block iron absorption. >> another reason for fatigue if you're skipping breakfast. eat what i call eat your way to sexy the menage a trois breakfast. >> tramp. >> the tramp again. >> i bring it out in me. >> the whole grain to fuel your brain, protein and some fruit. five-minute breakfast. if you're tired, it could be water. >> when i wake up i drink a full glass, tall glass of water and i swear it changes my energy level right away. you're dehydrated. take us to the 30s. >> we'll never get to my age. >> 30s are all about stress and convenience. women are consuming up to 40 tea spoons of sugar and fat because they are grab and go. it doesn't take any more time to eat healthy than junk. bring food. eat that breakfast, bring snacks with you that are healthy, string cheese, yogurt, kind nutrition bars. some of the bist

it teaches us little about "the iron lady" herself. the name given to her by the russians as the cold war era came to an end. i did love meryl streep, an iron performance with an oscar in the bag for sure but i wanted to love the film more. "the iron lady" now playing. >> she does julia child. >> great impersonations. >> she is brilliant. >>> for two weeks from monday you can dine about town. we now guys love to. your favorite restaurant at discounted prices. two courses we're talk lunches for $17.95. we're talking dinner for $34.95. kicks off tonight at the metro john in san francisco raising money for meals or wheels at the metreon in san francisco. various places support it. >>> jefferson starship -- we built this city -- taking up residence in san francisco's razz room. tickets on sale now for this new year run from january 25 to 29. this is old video. this is jefferson airplane before the starship even landed. cool to see these guys at the rrazz room in a small venue. it will be great. don't miss that. let's recap. there's your mo

it must be dealt with with an iron fist and victory is near. this is very bombastic language and something in a speech that we did not expect. we expected some sort of concessions from assad. he didn't deliver. >> warner: what do you make of "victory is near"? do you think he believes that? what does this say about psychology. you've met and dealt with him. >> he may well believe it although he has to be a bit shaken by how long this has gone on given the level of brutality his people have used against the demonstrators but he gained a lot of confidence over the years because he was convinced that the bush administration was gunning for his regime after we went into iraq. he was, of course, allowing infiltration to go on into iraq. you know, when george bush left office, he looked around and he said i'm still here. and he's gone. i must be pretty smart. he became really quite full of himself. he went from being a fellow who was a bit on the selfy facing side to being a fellow who was quite full of himself. >> woodruff:. >> warner: he had been a

it could be an 8-iron or something. make sure you just find the fairway.bly a 70 or 80-yard shot. jim: big question is what will stanley do after ripping a big tee shot here. nick: he has 241 yards, jim. you have to go. nick: you have to go. >> you have to go. nick: yeah. >> that will be fine. nick: that is perfect. jim: oh, divot. nick: it is. that is straight in a divot. up against one. oh, my. is that a loose divot? jim: i think it is a loose divot. if not someone should be fined for leaving one like that. >> here is the thing. he has either a 1-iron or a 3-wood. the right club is somewhere in between the two. nick: you are right. 1-iron is not enough. this is too much. back of the green for safety. jim: didn't take long. nick: has he hit a high cut that looks gorgeous. nick: sit down. >> that is where you want to toss your extra sand wedge off into the distance. jim: that divot has to be totally detached from the ground. let me ask you this, nick. who has the better chance of getting down in two? assuming that divot will be tossed aside? nick: that is

it could be an 8-iron or something. make sure you just find the fairway.bly a 70 or 80-yard shot. jim: big question is what will stanley do after ripping a big tee shot here. nick: he has 241 yards, jim. you have to go. nick: you have to go. >> you have to go. nick: yeah. >> that will be fine. nick: that is perfect. jim: oh, divot. nick: it is. that is straight in a divot. up against one. oh, my. is that a loose divot? jim: i think it is a loose divot. if not someone should be fined for leaving one like that. >> here is the thing. he has either a 1-iron or a 3-wood. the right club is somewhere in between the two. nick: you are right. 1-iron is not enough. this is too much. back of the green for safety. jim: didn't take long. nick: has he hit a high cut that looks gorgeous. nick: sit down. >> that is where you want to toss your extra sand wedge off into the distance. jim: that divot has to be totally detached from the ground. let me ask you this, nick. who has the better chance of getting down in two? assuming that divot will be tossed aside? nick: that is

america's iron lady....not to be confused with "america's ironing lady."near you.... you're problem is you haven't got the courage. and she'll never back down.michele bachmann lays maggie thatcher who is played by meryl streep. she was an outsider who fought her way in.my favorite gun is an ar 15 cause you can be so accurate with it. gentlemmn shall we join the ladies.(music)michele bachmann for president.and look how far pitt romney has come, to practically the same tage he stood on with his wife ii dubuque iowa 4 years ago...i standing here, she standing there and suddenly her half of the stage collapsed. flashback...thank you sweetie. whoa! goos to wifeehow are you? i'm good. a littll later she said i fell on da putt in dubuque (laughter) there's nothing like iowa caucus humor to soothe a sore coccyx.jeanne moos, cnn,i ride horses that was nothing.new we are under some really chilly temperatures today. meteorologist steve fertig has next.. you're wwtching n. fox 45 good day baltimore. better radessfor your kids. the acttvity áoutsideá the classroom that

. >> they had put an iron on the red-hot range. with my hands tied behind my back, proceeded to burn my hand. >> after nearly an hour of torturing ted, he says they took him upstairs where they struck him several times with a firearm as his family helplessly watched. >> there is nothing that can prepare someone for that. >> the suspects eventually fled the home with money, electronics, and ted's vehicle, found abandoned nearby. he hopes telling his ordeal will help bring the suspects to justice. >> i feel like the more this is publicized, the more chances that he is going to be caught and that this won't happen to someone else. >> anyone with information should contact metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. reporting live, kim dacey, wbal- tv 11 news. >> thank you. a pair of late night shootings is keeping city police busy. what happened last night at 7:00 p.m. a man was found suffering from a gunshot wound. earlier, police were called after a report of shooting in the cherry hill neighborhood. a victim was found at was taken to t

there was an iron gate that the firefighters could not get through.y had to reach a wall, these people living next door had to watch as firefighters broke through. this looked like the kind of fire the woodsy and a hollywood movie. it is a long building. the fire went all the way back in was hard to get back. it could have been much worse but fortunately the or able to contain things. the owner of the house tried to the fire out with a garden hose, she spent 15 minutes doing that into that delayed the amount of time the firefighters got here. she has gone missing. they do not know where she is since the fire has been put out. >>marty: now, we are going to talk about the happy 49ers stance. there is the big play. vernon davis with a catch. the winning touchdown just nine seconds left in the game. the 49ers find themselves just one win away from the superbowl with a 36-32 victory over the saints at the stick yesterday. their first playoff appearance since 2002. >> history is going through my mind. it was us against histories. i knew right away that i ha

he vowed to strike back with an iron fist. syrian opposition groups said they had nothing to do with the blast. they claimed it was part of a dirty trick campaign staged by president bashar al-assad and his allies. it is hard to disentangle claims and counterclaims about this attack. in the past, occasional mysterious bombings in damascus were blamed on islamic extremists. it is also true that a bombing like this place into the syrian government hands by reinforcing their claims they're fighting terrorist, not the popular uprising. it may also mark the start of a dangerous new phase in syria's conflict. across syria, demonstrators continued to take to the streets to fight government forces. the latest amateur footage apparently from -- gives glimpses of the violence. yesterday in damascus, one small group of monetarist from the arab league mission did manage to break away from government minders to meet protesters. a cameraman was with them to fill the encounter. their mission is to be reviewed this weekend amid concerns about

this can only be achieved by hitting the terrorists with an iron fist. there will be no leniency for those who are using weapons to kill our civilians. >> and yes, the demonstrations continue today, the we have not been able to verify these pictures. according to the opposition, 35 people were killed today alone. arab league observers currently inside syria watched president bashar al-assad's speech as carefully as anyone. he was not complimentary about their mission. quite the arab league is just a reflection of the arab situation. the arab league has failed for six decades towards arab interests. we should not be surprised that it has failed today. >> what motivates the president to keep on cracking down on the opposition? hard-liners, certainly, but lastus men -- but syria's major friend in the region is iran, and force like this worked in iran in 2009 when there were protests against the results of the presidential election. demonstrators in tehran and elsewhere were hammered into submission. just keep on toughing it out, iran will be saying to syria

these are things that came out of the former with d rifton iron works, which was a very productive iron company. that is the site of the temporary terminal now. these are the kind of items that we were getting at of the former industrial area. these are small crucibles that would have been used for melting different metals in making molds and pouring cass. -- casts. just to show you, this is the exhibit right now. it has been up a week. there are four cases and interpretive banners describing the future transit center, and also talking about archaeology showing a lot of historic photographs and documents. we got very good reception and the press, so we were really happy. that is it. we're happy to answer any questions. supervisor kim: thank you. i would like to have cerebral come up and give the construction update -- steve rule come up and give the construction update. >> good morning, directors. steve ruhle, with turner construction. just a couple of highlights. we have over 200,000 hours going without major incident or within the transit center construction. our executive director me

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lots of iron that comes in fairly corroded with iron oxide. very difficult to identify. at this stage. all different kinds of ceramics, including clay pipes that were made in england, in europe, and also locally, a variety of ceramics from all over the world including earthen wares, this is from england. this little jug jar is probably from england or the netherlands. and we find bricks, architectural bricks. a little bit of copper. now, this copper was brought in for trade with the indians, and we find tons of scrap copper from archaeological features out here, because they brought so much with them. and this is all scrap, all waste, from the early 1600s. and here we have a little bone knife handle that is from a little paring knife. if you think of the 17th century, this is the kind of little knife that you would see on the side of a plate with a peeled piece of fruit beside it. we also find a lot of bones. i don't have an example here. i don't know why. but we find lots of animal bones out here at jamestown as well. the artifacts are placed in these racks. this is a s

he runs marathons and finished in iron mans. he was once in the worst shape of his life. accident nearly cost him his life. he lost 60% of his blood. he knows what brought him back. >> about 50 blood donors helped keep me alive. >> reporter: the maryland resident has written a book called "iron heart." donors who come to the area on saturday will meet him and get to take home a copy of his book. >> it's about giving the gift of life. the red cross really needs your blood donation. every day, more than a thousand units are needed in the area. >> reporter: the american red cross needs one hour of your time on saturday. of the one hour, you'll be in the chair about ten minutes donating blood. a quick gesture he's proof of that can last a lifetime. >> luckily, they were there for me in any time of need. >> reporter: the red cross needs 44,000 blood donations every day to keep up with the demand. >>> and again, you can meet brian in timonium. we're teaming up with the red cross as part of the continuing communitiy commitment. go to wjz.com and click on the news tab. >>> well,

he will respond to threats against him with an iron fist. and we look at how the world of tv is being transformed by the internet revolution. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. have republican voters picked them man? the polls are open in new hampshire and we will know who the vote for this critical stage things has the best shot of beating president obama. mitt romney is the easy favorite, but his conservative rivals would love to find a way to unseat him. >> in a confident mood at a polling station, he is the man to beat. >> i hope the people of new hampshire turned out. >> the republican voters will almost certainly choose him. but how big of his when and how many of his rivals when -- live to fight another day? what have they left behind? the people believe any of them can deliver change? >> none of these republicans, i don't feel like it will. >> winter has yet to come hard in new england. but the ice fishermen are out looking for a catch, hoping to land more. >> i think he will do very well, but that live fr

>> there's no excuse for that having happened to those iron workers or other steel workers across the country. the initiative that i have contains three bills aimed at america. one deals with the water and sewer infrastructure and simply says when we build it, which we are and we must across this country, we need to use american iron steel and manufactured goods. period. that's the way it needs to be. it will put our people to work. no one produces these goods any better than we do in ohio and the united states. the other bill deals with the process and loopholes that exist in our laws that allow people to avoid complying by issuing waivers. it says that before you issue a waiver, before our government issues a waiver to allow other steel or manufactured goods from foreign countries to be used for our infrastructure, they have to take into account the job loss. the very job loss that we just heard about. it's never in the public interest for us to lose jobs. it increases transparency. and all in all, it closes up the holes that have allowed for some of the skirting of the law to take

they don't need to go to war just threaten iron. iron is so dangerous, they are threatening war.know and iran knows we can't go to war because we can't afford it. the most we can do is send an angry email or threaten to depretend irandefriend iran on facebook. standing against iran saying we'll blow it up actually gets you votes in the republican primary. i think it's electoral connection, that's it. >> there's a fourth reason too it gets you money from sheldon adelson. >> absolutely. it's a four way win for them to gin up this adversity with iran. >> next topic is very serious. why don't we care about occur i can't? over 5400 people killed in syria. unicef saying 5400 children have been killed. there's some unverified pictures on the web of kids in body bags. why are we talking about iran and totally ignoring these massacres in syria? what's your sense of it? >> maybe the oil from the first segment actually applies here, the fact that syria has no oil it's not a concern to us. it's not covered in the media. you're talking about it more now than the mainstream media or the public