john cook--"texas has set the bar really high. i mean this is their fifth final four. we've when bill byrne was our athletic director he kind of created a rivalry with texas. so there's probably a little something there and we like playing each other and they're a great program." always fun to re- kindle the old big-12 rivalry between texas and nebraska. saturday's title match can be seen over on espn-2 at 6:30. we will of course have full highlights at 10 right here on abc9. alex 23 games played. only 22 points earned. with two games left before the winter break, the musketeers have the third- lowest point total in the ushl. the holidays are rapidly approaching and sioux city hopes to finish strong this weekend. looking at the western conference standings, sioux city stands at sixth between fifth-place tri- city and seventh- place fargo. it just so happens that the musketeers play both teams this weekend. a pair of wins would be huge, starting with the storm this evening. biggest thing is those teams are both fighting for points just like us. i think getting a few thi

it has nothing to do with if it is cooked are or rare. come here, john. come on in. > this is> for your pancake. george w. bush: you have to get me some pancakes right now. >> you want some? george w. bush: i'm cooking some hamburgers. john, come here. is.n't know what the time >> tell him we all love him. george w. bush: nice to meet you. >> hey, governor, can i get your autograph? my dad, he is a democrat, i'm a republican. thank you, governor. george w. bush: thanks. your back again? what is the name of your school? devlin? that?ind of school is where is home? >> new york. george w. bush: you are long way from home. what about you? new haven, great. good to meet you. nice to meet you. 55th reunion. i'm out there with civilization -- i need to get up there sometime. >> you have to get up there to ski. unbelievable. george w. bush: nice to meet you. >> thanks. george w. bush: my running mate. [laughter] right. [laughter] george w. bush: thank you, sir. how are you? come over and say hello. i will say hello. i have to thin keep it, otherwie i will go not.

guys, that's what you want your ham and turkey to look like. >> anna, can you smell what john is cookingng a little -- it looks amazing. bring it in. come on, hurry um. >> all right. guys. >> tucker's suit coming up. >> exactly. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. here is what is coming up on "fox & friends" weekend. something like out of a movie. a deputy jumps out of his vehicle on to a moving 18-wheeler. look at this. and saves the driver just in time. that deputy now being called a hero. he joins us live ahead. plus, how much do americans really know about isis? >> i'm neutral about isis. i know it's a big problem. >> you are neutral about isis? >> okay. >> way to take a stand. >> and that's just the beginning. jesse watters here live with a look at his brand new show coming up. he came hungry. ♪ ♪ he's a macho man ♪ anybody can ♪ hey, hey, hey, hey type 2 diabetes doesn't care who you are. man woman or where you're from. city country we're just everyday people fighting high blood sugar. ♪i am everyday people. farxiga may help in that fight every day. along with diet and exercise,

it's interesting to hear tim cook talk about it, john chen talk about it. ttle bit heated. the response to get to charlie rose where you could see he talked into charlie, was a little frustrated and you could see him glance up, and i'm assuming his press team or somebody he was looking at. at least that is what it looked like. he did talk about the tax policy. right, i understand that went over the course of two ours. we do not know what it took to get to the point were tim cook lost his cool. apple as we have discussed the ad nausea him has $74 billion in cash parked overseas. if the company brings it back to united states it will be taxed at 40% and people in congress have accused apple of evading taxes. take a listen to tim crook's -- response to charlie rose on this issue. charlie: this is what they say, apple has engaged in a sophisticated scheme to they little or no taxes. tim: that is total political crap. there is no truth behind it. i have never seen temp cook lose his cool like that. one of the things pointed out in interview, this was pointed out

coming up, more of our interview with john chen, including why he disagrees with apple's c.e.o. tim cookn it comes to giving government access to your data. plus, the biggest stories that rocked the tech world this week were did not -- or did not. details next. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." artificial intelligence is no longer the stuff of be science ffpblgts it's quickly becoming a part of you are everyday life. but with real life come real problems. bloomberg's jack clark was at an a.i. summit in montreal lately. first of all, elon musk is the guy who said a.i. could be summoning the devil, right? >> yes. emily: he founded this big thing called a.i. to fund open research in the field. what's going on here? >> elon spoke to us and said if you are going to summon anything, make sure it's friendly. he's now changed, he thinks a.i. is a sure thing and if it's going to happen he wants to bring it out into the open. the whole idea is if we're going to make machines smarter than us, we should do it? -- in such a way that it's not a surprise when they get here the emil

declared and two days later the declaration was -- john adams wrote a letter home saying july 2nd will be celebrated from now until my wife and i always cookut some hot dogs and hamburgers but it was very precarious and took several hits in new york campaign and france didn't come in as an ally until 1778 and without france we couldn't have won the war. as i mentioned earlier, we almost didn't win the war. .. [inaudible conversations] >>> we are honored to have at our guest, douglas waller, their discuss his new book "disciples the world war ii missions of the cia director who fought for wild bill don von." waller is a veteran magazine correspondent, author and

john delaurenta, how to cook for a holiday crowd. >> have you seen the illusionist on broadway? >> i have not. >> i took my family a couple of weeks ago. it's awesome. really good. >> looking forward to it. have a great show. >> take care. >>> coming up next, chris is going to tell us if you can grandma is so happy to be here for your very first christmas. re quite the expert at waking people up in the morning. grandma does it. he was a little boy. this is your dad at my house, where he had his first christmas. s up. m really glad you' re here mom. me too. s here! >>> right now the nypd is mourning one of their own. a veteran detective who was killed while serving in afghanistan. >> "today in new york's" katherine creag is in the kings bridge section of the bronx. kat. >> reporter: darlene and rob, he worked the streets here in the bronx. detective joseph lemm. he was well respected by so many of the people here at the 50th precinct police station and also by commissioner bratton. by governor cuomo, mayor de kind words for the 45-year-old nypd detective who is also a u.s. soldie

sean: plus in today' s cook' s corner, looking for the perfect recipe for christmas dinner? we' john kasich's an impatient rascal. paces, pushes. but, unlike some, his state is now booming. unlike some, john kasich has proven he can do the job. brought back jobs from mexico and china. keep us safe, make us boom. because he's done it before. only an impatient rascal can bring america back. john kasich. new day for america is responsible for the content of sean: right now, a jury is deciding the fate of a baltimore police officer in the death of freddie gray. today is the third day of deliberations in the case of he' s the first of six officers charged in gray' s death. porter is charged with manslaughter, assault, reckless office. lawyers for the teenager convicted of killing his math court one day after philip chism was convicted of murder. 16-year-old chism faces charges, including attempted murder and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon in connection to an attack on a state department of youth services worker while he was awaiting trial. this morning, and lawyers set anothe

cooked? doers built this country. john henry was a steel drivin' man hmm, catchy. they built the golden gates and all this doin' takes energy -no matter who's doin'. there's all kinds of doin' up in here. or what they're doin'. what the heck's he doin? energy got us here. and it's our job to make sure there's enough to keep doers doin' the stuff doers do... to keep us all doin' what we do. today people are coming out to the nation's capital to support an important cause that can change the way you live for years to come. how can you help? by giving a little more, to yourself. i am running for my future. people sometimes forget to help themselves. the cause is retirement, and today thousands of people came to race for retirement and pledge to save an additional one percent of their income. if we all do that we can all win. prudential >> osgood: this christmas our friend chef bobby flay admits he than he can chew. >> what to cook for christmas quantity for me. a handful of weeks after the most perfect culinary holiday we celebrate, thanksgiving. but that was weeks ag

john cena back and he picked this. and ray charles is timeless. >> "mess around." >>the big bold and savory was from yesterday's cooking segment. we were makeing a casserole, birks bold and savory and sounds like john cena, big, bold and savory. >> from now on you have a new nickname. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> could be called a lot worse. >> i know i have been. >> hey, okay. i love this story. last week this scout leader attacked by a black bear while he and his three scouts were hiking in new jersey. well, scout leader entered a cave where the bear was likely hibernating and the scouts called 911, and these kids are so impressive. >> unbelievable. >> take a listen to this. >> 911. where's the emergency? >> my scout master went into a cave and a bear is in the cave with him. because of where the bear, is or is he too injured to get out? >> i think the bear is on top of him. my scout master just suggested that we get food to put the bear out. do you want us to make a signal fire? >> if you guys can start a fire. >> 911, where's the emergency? >> splitrock reservoir, blue trail. i was mauled by a bear. >> where are you bleed

>> a few doors down at this sports bar, john laska is finishing up his shift as a cook when he hearsthe shots. >> i heard one distinctive pop and then three more following it and i knew it was a firearm being shot off. >> laska looks out from the door of the restaurant to see what the commotion is. >> i saw the car pull away. i didn't know if those were the ones shooting or what the deal was. i made sure to note the car, what color it was, how many doors it had, and that's the description i was able to give the police. >> although it's a dangerous situation, laska wants to do everything he can to help. licensed to carry a concealed weapon, he goes to his car to get his gun and then runs to the crime scene. by the time laska arrives, the armed men are gone. >> police came on scene and cordoned off the area. at that point their investigation took over. >> later that night, the man shot by the guard is found in a hotel parking lot five miles away. he dies of his wounds at a local hospital. with the help of laska's description, the abandoned car is found near the home of one of the suspe

[laughter] >> host: exposed: how beltway crapweasels cooked up the gang of eight's come comprehensive immigration reform. john miano. >> guest: well, it's interesting you mention that because somehow we've been sold that this bill would actually reform the immigration system. in reality, comprehensive reform didn't reform anything. and that's how, essentially, washington works. they distract the public by creating a bill that doesn't reform immigration, so there's nothing out there to reform immigration. and one of the obvious examples is the bill that created the current immigration system in 1952 was 120 pages long. comprehensive reform in 2013 was 1,198 pages. and that wasn't 1,198 new pages, that was 1,198 pages on top of the 120 pages and on top of everything added over the decades. >> host: okay. be -- got two articles here that i want to push back just a little and get your view as an immigration lawyer and somebody who is with the center for immigration studies. first of all, here is debunking the myth that immigration harms america. this was put out by several groups including national association of

you got to get offered. >> john cusack congratulations. >>> coming up next we'll do some cooking, the by walmart. stop by a store or visit us at walmart.com to share wonder every day. >> we're back. it's 8:47. today's food and more of our week of no-brainer recipes. i like the sound of that. >> ina garten, the barefoot contessa, is here, and her new cookbook, "make it ahead." >> it's the holidays and everyone wants something easy. i love things you can make ahead. >> what are we making? >> a chicken with arugula salad. it's all in one platter. chicken, obviously, and roasted on a bed of bread. with a mustard vinaigrette. it has arugula and the whole thing in one. the bread you roast it with is chopped up with croutons. >> everyone can make this but when you make it, it's magical and special. >> thank you. >> i want to get all the details. >> i take a raw chicken. to give it flavor, i separate the skin from the breast and put chopped garlic underneath. >> you have the spoon trick. >> there is a wooden spoon trick. sometimes i use my fingers. you can do it with a wooden spoon so you don

john siropolous, al jazeera, lesbos. >>> dozens are feared dead after an explosion in nigeria. victims were collecting cookinggas from a truck when it exploded. >> reporter: this truck exploded starting a huge fire ball for hours. >> some people came to buy gas but a lot of people that were affected were people that were outside. many people escaped. >> i saw the bombs. i told the people around there that we should run, that this system is very dangerous. when we were running, i started falling down. that's why all these wounds on me. >> the ferocity of the blast damaged nearby buildings as well. according to sources, the explosion was triggered when the truck started discharging cooking gas before waiting for it to cool down. happened in nigeria's predominantly christian south. many of the victims would have been collecting gas to prepare meals for christmas celebrations. a mother and child are among the dead. nigeria is africa's biggest oil exporter. yet poor regulation and infrastructure are blamed. >> when japan's prime minister slinshinzo abe swept to power. from tokyo, rachel muyo reports. >> these peop

john cusack, congrats on these projects. >>> up next, we'll do some cooking. one-plan recipe for the perfect roast chicken. first, this is "today" on nbc. it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. >> announcer: today's food is brought to you by walmart. stop by a store or visit us at walmart.com to share wonder every day. >> we're back. it's 8:47. today's food and more of our week of no-brainer recipes. i like the sound of that. >> ina garten, the barefoot contessa, is here, and her new cookbook, "make it ahead." >> it's the holidays and everyone wants something easy. i love things you can make ahead. >> what are we making? >> a chicken with arugula salad. it's all in one platter. chicken, obviously, and roasted with a must

cooked. lemonis: and so, this is what the seeds look like. john: that's the seeds. lemonis: and so, there's a misnomer when people say coffee bean. john: it's a little green fruit that turns red when it's ripe, ready to be picked. lemonis: but it tastes nothing like coffee. john: no. roasted coffee undergoes the same chemical process as baked bread. lemonis: how did you learn how to roast coffee? becky: we didn't. lemonis: why haven't you learned? john: just haven't had the time. lemonis: why haven't you learned? becky: um...i mean -- lemonis: i mean, this is the whole business. both: it is. lemonis: you should really learn how to do that. it would be like owning a repair shop and not knowing how to change the oil. -john: you're right. -becky: that's true. lemonis: roasting coffee is the single most important process of this company. everybody should know how to do it. becky: we got the master roaster when we bought it. he stuck around. he only works one to two days, so thhe's our junior roaster, to start ldaily roaster.st. lemonis: it's good you have a backup, 'cau

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cookies, but we have different pairings to savor this christmas. magazine, john hall, joins us with suggestions. i've been cooking with beer and whiskey for years, just never as an ingredient. more of as a side dish. >> i'm more of a main course guy for that myself. but that's all right. >> occasionally i think of a marinade or something. you have baked goods here. >> we're at the time of the year where people are looking to give gifts. they're getting a lot of presents, giving a lot of presents. baked goods and alcohol sort of seem to be among the top two things you can give to people. why not try t combine them both? >> 'tis the season, like we said. what kind of cookies? >> you talked about santa with milk and cookies. how about beer and cookies? johnathan bender wrote this great book. i made these molasses cookies can out of his book and paired them with a pale ale. the flavors really marry together. >> in that case, you're not putting the beer in the mix. >> it's more of a pair. >> like wine and cheese. what makes that so good? cookies and the piney, citrusy flavor off the beer. it just adds extra flavor to

john cusac focuses on his hometown chicago. we are not worthy, the barefoot contessa cooking up a storm. coming up her no-brainer recipe for classic roast chicken. it smells like heaven. >> tonight is the big event live on nbc, "the wiz." you can catch that live at 8:00, >> looking forward to that. now, let's get a check of the weher. >> drive for good on the plaza is broughtlet brought to you by a mazda. >> let's show you what we got happening as far as your weather is concerned. for today, a lotf wet weather in the pacific northwest. mountain conditions, heavy rain, icy mix. look for heavy rain down through southern florida. torrow that will continue. snow through the cascades the bitter root andnd the inner mountain region, look for sunshine through the gulf coast into florida. looking for moreeavy rawill allow areas of fog to form tonight into friday morning. we could see a few snow showers tracking through saturday night, too, but we will be maily dry for the forecast. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will art with clouus today but end with sunshine. our temps are in the upp

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cook something. >> shall we talk about some big boys? >> oh, my goodness, we have more breaking news on our show. men's health is out. and we do agree that john kra senski's hot. in' lookin'. >> check it out! >> yosef, our floor director -- >> why can't i find the page? >> is on -- come over here. >> we're so proud of you, honey. you lost 50 pounds. >> i did. >> how did you do it? >> the boring way, actually. >> the boring way? we didn't actually know. >> he had a crisis moment. >> here's thing about yosef. we didn't notice until one day there was a picture of him in hawaii. >> there's your before picture. >> yes. yes. >> and look at the, uh-huh. but the body before. >> was there an ah-ha moment for you? when you thought i'm going to lose some weight? >> there's the before. >> there are a few friends of mine who inspired me. mostly i was out of breath tying my shoes. >> you're young. >> we never thought you were we thought you were stocky. [ laughter ] >> husky, husky, husky boy. >> figured it was time. >> yeah. >> don't you think he should have a cute girlfriend? >> we think yosef and zack should, and kyle michael miller should. >> let's do

cook something. >> and should we taub about the g >> oh, my. >> more breaking news on the show. health is out, and we agree that john kraysinski is hot, but looking around page 10, check it out. our hunkie joseph, our floor director, is there. >> we are so proud of you, honey. >> you lost 50 pounds. >> i did. >> how did you do it? >> the boring way ak actually. i ate the way i should and started exercising. >> people don't like you at this moment. >> give it a few more moments. >> and here is the thing about you. we d o day e was a picture of him in hawaii. >> yes. >> and we looked at the before picture, and look at the, uh-huh, and we need the body before. and like >> was there an a-ha moment for you, joseph, when you said i'm going to lose some weight? >> there's the before. >> a few friend of mine who inspired me. they lost weight and then mostly >> but you're not. >> you're a young man. >> you are young. never thought you were heavy. >> thank you. >> we thought you were stocky. >> thank you for that. >> husky. >> a husky boy. >> yeah. >> the figured it was time. if i was going to start it would be now. >> feels

cook. he said as much on capitol hill during hearings on this very issue. the tax code he says, johnfor the industry age. he's not the only ceo that's critical of it. >> yes, he's clearly very defensive about this. he came out very strong. i agree. this is a criticism that's been levied against most major companies. certainly a lot of tech company, amazon, microsoft, et cetera. i think he's right. we need to make sure our code is not only relevant but also current. and that there's this natural tension where a ceo has a fiduciary responsibility to ensure the revenues and the profits are recognized in as tax efficient way as possible. >> for fiscal 2014, apple's fiscal year ends before the holiday quarter, to be fair in comparing this, i went back a year. apple paid about $14 billion. that's more than microsoft, intel and google put together, okay. for the next fiscal year, which ended a couple months ago, they paid $5 billion more than that. so throw in facebook and a couple of other companies. that's because apple is making stuff, not just software and services. tim cook is absolute

john norman. it is not a good thing when the stock of the moment underperforms. apple computer. tim cook60 minutes" with charlie rose and do something. stay with us. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ bring your family and friends together to discover the best shows and movies with xfinity's winter watchlist. later on, we'll conspire ♪ ♪ as we dream by the fire ♪ a beautiful sight, we're happy tonight ♪ ♪ watching in a winter watchlist land, ♪ ♪ watching in a winter watchlist land! ♪ xfinity's winter watchlist. watch now with xfinity on demand- your home for the best entertainment this holiday season. guy: 29 minutes past the hour. welcome back, you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." this is the first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie: the army sergeant who afghanistanle in six years ago will face a military judge today. bowe bergdahl will be arraigned on charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. he was held by the taliban for five years. the free him last year in exchange for five guantanamo prisoners. the army says he will face a general court-martial, and the misbehavior c

in john williams is not to be seen as a potential successor to tim cook, who could be?'re talking about somebody inside the apple company. >> well, bill, i wouldn't say that jeff williams is not a potential successor, i think apple is just saying don't think that this is the company saying he is the guy. i mean, before angela aaron's even came on board to work at apple she was seen as a potential successor. she was a ceo before she came to apple to work for a ceo. apple is so big in terms of the share of some these products, the app store is a multi-million dollar business on its own. in a way these are little companies that these people have purview over but at the same time apple has a flat structure so they operate as a single company. it's a complicated puzzle that tim cook has to put together in terms of how to manage this one. >> jon fortt, thank you. see you later. >> time for a consumer news update with morgan brennan. >> here is what's happening at this hour. u.s. authorities have arrested enrique marquez, a friend of san bernardino shoot syed rizwan farook acc

john singleton there as well. your entire family. >> right. >> your kids are both in college now. >> yes. >> what was that like to get that oscar? >> well, sam cook wrote a song. >> a great song. >> but i don't want to sing it though. >> well deserved. >> i was honored, and i really got a good shout-out to the president of the academy, african-american woman, whose agenda is really to bring diversity to the academy, to the voting members and everything else, so i'm almost humbled. >> you spoke about that in your acceptance speech. a lot of people talked about that afterwards. >> yeah. i said that -- that it's easier for african-americans, the black person, to be president of the united states and be president of a hollywood studio or tv network cable. >> well, you're in the afraid of controversy, but are you afraid >> whoa, whoa, whoa, why is that controversial? >> i think it is because some people don't realize that and not ready to ingest that. >> controversy doesn't mean you're avoiding talking about it but certainly something people don't think about all the time. >> my sister, give me a hand. >> thank you. >> i'm just saying. >> i feel like