so long as the east londoners' remain faithful, joe cook will have plenty to do. >> what is your favorite stock on the go? here is how it works. >> savory, or sweet? heavy or light? what is your take away of choice? send us a photo of your favorite snack. when a global static apron. -- snack apron. send your photo by post or e- mail. good luck. >> there is no denying it. part of the appeal of fast food is a lot of it is the fried. fact is a great taste in hansard, but it can be so much more. -- taste in hands -- enhancer, but it can be so much more. >> in these cold fries are about to become golden brown and crispy. it takes a lot of oil to make them perfect. every day, this chef goes through 20 leaders of cooking fat. -- liters of cooking fat. it has become a trend in this region of austria. >> the service is great. >> she gets a five euros for every a badge of the fact she turns over. what becomes of all that is used cooking fats? it is turned into energy. a truck picks up the oil from the restaurant and kitchens and brings it to a purification plant. the containers are moved into a hea

cooking two meals at one time and the fantastic mini-food pan, which certainly puts the fun back in cooking. >> joe: i am impressed with the controlled cooking chamber that cooks foods from the bottom and the top, and it lets me fry and bake and grill all with one appliance while saving me time, saving me money, and saving energy. >> cathy: and that's an almost 70% savings in energy costs. and you know, the cookbook gives you simple, step-by-step instructions and most are made in under 10 minutes. [timer dings] >> finally, dessert! >> [laughs] o.k., well, are you ready for the family cookie? "cookizza"? >> i am so ready. the "cookizza"! >> all right! now this is one big cookie. if you have a favorite cookie recipe, you can use it. now, do you like yours a la mode? >> of course. >> all right, yeah, a nice big pile of ice cream in the middle. [timer dings] [they laugh] all right, now, here's your dad's favorite cake. >> that looks familiar. >> all right, let's get that guy out of there and put it right on the plate. now this was the joy's almond cake, remember? >> yeah, with the macaroons in the cent

home cooking, right? okay. joe stepped in the goal. he had two goals tonight. that's the shark's third win in a row. 3-1 is the final after an empty nether. goal in the year so far, patrick kane with a beautiful spin move. the hawks beat the ducks 3-2. look at there. excellent stick handling. 37-year-old terrill owens held a workout. too bad none of the 32 teams even sent a scout. that's karma, folks, put your shirt back on. ed lee has the support of mc hammer and brian wilson. they put out a video today that has gone viral. >> and even york got a hand in that. it's actually pretty good. i have to say. >> can you do any of those dances? >> no. do i look like i have rhythm? >> you asked what those people had in common, what did i tell you? none of them are playing in the world series. >> i have to give it to you. >> we'll see you at 11:00. [ rapid footsteps ] ow! [ male announcer ] when life happens, you need a plan you can count on. 3.4 million californians trust us with their health coverage needs. blue shield. [ smack! ] [ insects buzzing ] [ male announcer ]

. >>> joe b era mamte was filming a segment for cooks on fire. v era mante the a former firefighter who came up with the idea -- >> varamante is a former firefighter who came up with the idea. >> they're going to compete, one crew is going to be here and another crew is going to be on the other side of the table. they're actually going to compete against each other. they're going to cook off. >> the winning team will get up to $10,000 to donate to their favorite charity. the judges by the way are actor vincent pastori and carolyn young. >>> and huge crowds gathered to see the blue angels final show. over the bay bridge. the air show took to the skis around three o 3:00. people lined the embarcadero and along rooftops to catch the air show. an annual event that draws tens of thousands. >> it's a lot of fun. i think it's great. it shows what san francisco is like. it's a very pedestrian city especially here along the embarcadero. >> reporter: the blue angels may be done for this year, but several ships will be open for tours. >>> rebels battling fo

joe. while we are on the subject of cooking, i always look at you like you were -- >> ida garden. >> garlic. you are smelly, sticky, but sometimes the necessary ingredient. beat it you sad freak. >>> let's welcome our guest. i am here with diane ma -- macedo. and he has more gags than a kidnapper. it is dan soder. and it has been years since he:00 occupied a shower, bill schulz. and he is tougher than a thong made of sand paper. terry sapor fresh from sniper school. and he is never surprised when he is caught printing lies. good to see you, pinch. >> as pleased as i am by the heavy presence of "new york times" back issues that occupy wall street, i must impress upon the protesters that the paper is meant to be read. we're all the news that is fit to print, not all the news that is fit to do terrible, terrible things on. also, i saw one rogue smoking the arts and leisure section. greg? >> that's awful. >> it is awful. that's why i called him a rogue. >> well done, my friend. >> it is well done. that's why i am the "new york times." >>> is taking on the ritually hurting the poor? well, crime

cooked thoroughly 165 degrees. it's time for a better burger. this is fantastic. make the switch. look for jennie-o at a store near you and join us at switchtoturkey.com. >> joee the numbers. game four. and the start for holland now working out of the bullpen, which is where he was last year during the post season, coming out of the pen. he has been a starter all year. he will deal with jon jay. with the bases loaded, two out. >> tim: joe, you and i were talking about it during the break. what about allen craig in this situation? holland would have to pitch to him. in doing that, tony la russa would weaken his defense to the point where you'd have to move holliday to center or allen craig to center. that is why la russa is not pinch-hitting here. >> joe: good pitch from holland on the hands of jon jay. if you didn't catch the numbers, 8-1/3, no runs, two hits. seven strike-outs, 116 pitch night. on sunday night in game four, for derek holland. bases loaded. two out. jay cracks his bat. and holland makes the play. the cardinals tie it. and leave the bases loaded. what a game. game sixth. we go to the seventh, tied at four. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy wh

cooked thoroughly 165 degrees. it's time for a better burger. this is fantastic. make the switch. look for jennie-o at a store near you and join us at switchtoturkey.com. >> joethe 27-year-old from california. he gave the tigers exactly what they needed. gave up a run after three batters. he's responsible for the man on third. one out here in the eighth. the tigers leading 5-1, down two games to nothing. benoit is into the game. here's kinsler, who is 2 for 2, plus was hit by a pitch. been on base all three times. strike 1. >> tim: ian kinsler and joaquin benoit came up through the texas rangers organization as teammates. benoit, a texas rangersger until 2009. didn't pitch, was injured, went to tampa bay, and has detroit ever thrived with that right arm of benoit. one of the best setup guys in the game. >> joe: kinsler went around. strike 2. >> tim: that's that change-up and benoit will throw to right-handed hitters with great effective necessary. a lot of right-handed pitchers throw only to left-handers but he throws it to both right and leftyies. >> joe: ball 1. it is going to be a test for these two bullpens. for detroit, the back end of it with benoit and

cooked thoroughly 165 degrees. it's time for a better burger. this is fantastic. make the switch. look for jennie-o at a store near you and join us at switchtoturkey.com. >> joee the numbers. game four. and the start for holland now working out of the bullpen, which is where he was last year during the post season, coming out of the pen. he has been a starter all year. he will deal with jon jay. with the bases loaded, two out. >> tim: joe, you and i were talking about it during the break. what about allen craig in this situation? holland would have to pitch to him. in doing that, tony la russa would weaken his defense to the point where you'd have to move holliday to center or allen craig to center. that is why la russa is not pinch-hitting here. >> joe: good pitch from holland on the hands of jon jay. if you didn't catch the numbers, 8-1/3, no runs, two hits. seven strike-outs, 116 pitch night. on sunday night in game four, for derek holland. bases loaded. two out. jay cracks his bat. and holland makes the play. the cardinals tie it. and leave the bases loaded. what a game. game sixth. we go to the seventh, tied at four. >> joe: how about this night. a total

cooked thoroughly 165 degrees. it's time for a better burger. this is fantastic. make the switch. look for jennie-o at a store near you and join us at switchtoturkey.com. >> joethe 27-year-old from california. he gave the tigers exactly what they needed. gave up a run after three batters. he's responsible for the man on third. one out here in the eighth. the tigers leading 5-1, down two games to nothing. benoit is into the game. here's kinsler, who is 2 for 2, plus was hit by a pitch. been on base all three times. strike 1. >> tim: ian kinsler and joaquin benoit came up through the texas rangers organization as teammates. benoit, a texas rangersger until 2009. didn't pitch, was injured, went to tampa bay, and has detroit ever thrived with that right arm of benoit. one of the best setup guys in the game. >> joe: kinsler went around. strike 2. >> tim: that's that change-up right-handed hitters with great effective necessary. a lot of right-handed pitchers throw only to left-handers but he throws it to both right and leftyies. >> joe: ball 1. it is going to be a test for these two bullpens. for detroit, the back end of it with benoit and valverde, and the big ar

cooked thoroughly 165 degrees. it's time for a better burger. this is fantastic. make the switch. look for jennie-o at a store near you and join us at switchtoturkey.com. >> joethe 27-year-old from california. he gave the tigers exactly what they needed. gave up a run after three batters. he's responsible for the man on third. one out here in the eighth. the tigers leading 5-1, down two games to nothing. benoit is into the game. here's kinsler, who is 2 for 2, plus was hit by a pitch. been on base all three times. strike 1. >> tim: ian kinsler and joaquin benoit came up through the texas rangers organization as teammates. benoit, a texas rangersger until 2009. didn't pitch, was injured, went to tampa bay, and has detroit ever thrived with that right arm of benoit. one of the best setup guys in the game. >> joe: kinsler went around. strike 2. >> tim: that's that change-up and benoit will throw to right-handed hitters with great effective necessary. a lot of right-handed pitchers throw only to left-handers but he throws it to both right and leftyies. >> joe: ball 1. it is going to be a test for these two bullpens. for detroit, the back end of it with benoit and

joe, okay -- >> this is just unbelievable. >> it is unbelievable. i heard this morning. i've been waiting for this. it started out with a cookst i got to say, he is running to be a lawmaker. first election ever. but this kind of takes a prize for the craziest election day. no joke. candidate, football election, chicken, two run off eelections and brand new baby girl. a republican from hammond, louisiana, first time running for office. on saturday he grills chicken wings at home. has a meal before going off to finish campaigning at a football game. feels a tick nell his throat. turns out it's pain. big pain. he gristle from the chicken but the pain hurts so bad a friend convinces him to go to the hospital. they do x-rays, they find out to is a tiny bristle from the brush he cleaned the grill with. went into his vocal cords threatening his lungs. two surgeries to get it out. in the second surgery he find he is leading in election for the state house seat but needs a run-off election. when he is fully conscious someone tells him, his wife hillary, right by his side through two surgeries, had gone into labor and was now giving b

cooked thoroughly 165 degrees. it's time for a better burger. this is fantastic. make the switch. look for jennie-o at a store near you and join us at switchtoturkey.com. >> joee the numbers. game four. and the start for holland now working out of the bullpen, which is where he was last year during the post season, coming out of the pen. he has been a starter all year. he will deal with jon jay. with the bases loaded, two out. >> tim: joe, you and i were talking about it during the break. what about allen craig in this situation? holland would have to pitch to him. in doing that, tony la russa would weaken his defense to the point where you'd have to move holliday to center or allen craig to center. that is why la russa is not pinch-hitting here. >> joe: good pitch from holland on the hands of jon jay. if you didn't catch the numbers, 8-1/3, no runs, two hits. seven strike-outs, 116 pitch night. on sunday night in game four, for derek holland. bases loaded. two out. jay cracks his bat. and holland makes the play. the cardinals tie it. and leave the bases loaded. what a game. game sixth. we go to the seventh, tied at four.  three things to kn

tim cook is the reason the company is profitable and -- >> let me ask you this. we had richard steng he will on morning joe, the editor of time magazine. he talked about how steve jobs was so hands-on. a control freak in a positive way. i think you have to be to make anything to that successful of a level. let me play what he had to say about the imprint or the footprint that was left on his company. >> he came to our offices to show us the ipad a couple of weeks before it was out. i just had mentioned in passing, i had been to the new apple store on the upper west side near where i lived. he went into a -- he said the marble from that store is from this quarry in perugia and from the northwest corner of the quarry because it's a little bit lighter and stronger and i went there and felt it myself. >> that's a lighthearted point about how involved he was with every small detail. >> sure. you know what, tim cook, anybody who comes after him, nobody can outsteve, steve. steve jobs is steve jobs. thus steve jobs forever. his team is really strong and steve jobs' imprint will be on the products that apple makes

cooked thoroughly 165 degrees. it's time for a better burger. this is fantastic. make the switch. look for jennie-o at a store near you and join us at switchtoturkey.com. >> joex brought to you by budweiser. great times are waiting. grab some buds. move to the bottom of the second inning. nolan ryan statue. a good call at second base by fieldin culbreth. >> terry: a good play. a good stuff play. good call by a good umpire. that was a tough play to call. he was right on it. >> joe: cruz leads it off and shoots it to right centerfield. nelson cruz is getting hot. he homered in game one. and he doubles to start the second here in game two. >> terry: we are talking to ron washington before the game and he made the point he may not hit in every game but if he runs him out there every day, he will have a game he carries the team. >> joe: he is on top of the all-time post season home run list in texas rangers history. with more games, divisional round, alcs, there is more opportunity. although the alcs has been around since rangers have been here in texas. seven home runs in the post-season. hep got number seven on saturday night. >> terry: they continue to throw th

joe." we'll be right back. when is this stud muffin of yours coming over? dad you are not meeting him looking like that! i look fine. just a little trouble with a bargain brand cookingy. i told you to use new and improved pam so you'd come out in one piece like those muffins up there. look i gotta go. pam helps you like pull it off guaranteed. delivering mail, medicine and packages. yet they're closing thousands of offices, slashing service, and want to lay off over 100,000 workers. the postal service is recording financial losses, but not for reasons you might think. the problem ? a burden no other agency or company bears. a 2006 law that drains 5 billion a year from post-office revenue while the postal service is forced to overpay billions more into federal accounts. congress created this problem, and congress can fix it. >>> let's do some sports. >> why did you do that? >> we're going to do an online show where we play the breaks. it'll be the highest-rated thing on television. the breaks are amazing. come on back. game six of the world series is tonight. pivotal -- hold it together -- perhaps decisive. the rangers can close it out against the cardinals. colby le