wow, did we love watching julia child. actually met julia child. >> oh, i've met her a bunch of times. i'll tell you one of my two favorite stories. one-- the first time she came to blue ginger, i was petrified. i mean, i don't really get nervous for people, right? i don't care if you're the president of this or ceo of that, but when julia child was coming in, i'm like... >> hinojosa: well, how did you know? did they call? >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. oh, yeah; they called. they fortunately gave me the warning, so, you know, so everyone stood at attention, and of course i did the best meal i possibly could. and i ended up serving this foie gras course. it's a shumai, it's steamed, and i knew she's never had this preparation, and after she ate that, she... the waiter says, "julia wants to speak to you." so i'm thinking, as i'm walking over with my shoulders up like, "oh, she's going to say it's the most creative, or the tastiest, or the best," and i have an open kitchen, right? and she goes, "ming, you don't have one woman line

one of the starts today, julia, a robot named after julia child. as you would imagine, julia is a whiz in the kitchen and she can even get you a cup of coffee. >> our robot here has been fitted with cameras. she is carrying one on her left arm, watching you from the center. and ... she learns what you are doing and picks up the cup from you. >> not bad. we need julia around here. she is one of the robots at the universities developing to learn tasks eventually do household chores on demand. but coffee is important. >>> a stronger front moves in late monday. howard will tell us when we could see some showers. and after the break, we will take a look at an interview with former virginia governor bob mcdonald. a surprising statement after the supreme court reversed his bribery conviction. just head & shoulders? (gasp) i thought it was just for, like, dandruff new head & shoulders. cleans, protects and moisturizes to... it's not head & shoulders, it's the new head & shoulders >> emotional you know. it improves perspective. the families are going through

. >> chardonnay on the quad after julia child day? ly experimented -- um -- with chardonnay. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: julia louis-dreyfus in "veep." >> there's a fun story behind amy brennerman being cast. last year we had a scene in the show in which richard splat is having a conversation with another character, and richard is very, very sort of nervous. and so he starts talking about a movie he likes, "heat." and the two actors in "heat" being so fabulous, heavy hitters, de niro and brennaman, he says. for those who don't know, the real actor was pacino. but he says brennaman. amy was a fan of the show and she tweets to us, i love the show, i'd love to be in it, maybe i could play selena's college roommate she experimented sexually with. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and that worked. >> yeah. and so then we thought, not a bad idea. maybe we go to smith college this season. maybe she should be the president, she was the old roommate, yeah maybe that will work. we hired her, paid her as an actress but didn't give her writing credit.

>> julia child's kitchen. that's my favorite. >> you're breaking up, carla, you're breaking up. >> i visit that regularly. i would take some of that stuff. >> we are talking on bill of rights day, as a matter of fact. >> so there it is. >> there you are. >> in fact this morning at the national archives in the rotunda, 32 new citizens of the united states were sworn in, in front of -- >> the bill of rights. >> -- the bill of rights. >> how many times a year? >> twice a year, constitution day and bill of rights day. >> our time is going pretty quickly. i'm going to go over with your staff's approval by a few minutes. an important part which is telling the american story when it's not always pretty. many of the things we've talked about are values that we preserve, but our history has not always been pretty, and i wonder how you all as conservators of that wrestle with telling that aspect of our story. >> the mission from the very beginning has been to provide, collect and take care of the records of the country

hello, i'm julia child. welcome to my house.fun we're going to have baking all kinds of incredible cakes, pies and breads right here in my own kitchen. esther mcmanus, the talented french patissiere who runs lebus bakeries in philadelphia shows us how to make croissants-- you know those wonderful buttery french crescent rolls.

hello, i'm julia child. welcome to my house. what fun we're going to have baking all kinds of incredible cakes, pies and breads right here in my own kitchen. beatrice ojakangas, a scandinavian cookbook author from minnesota, teaches us how to make real danish pastries not only plain, but twisted, jam-filled or sugar-topped. learn how on...

hello, i'm julia child. welcome to my house. what fun we're going to have baking all kinds of incredible cakes, pies and breads right here in my own kitchen. this festive array includes amaretti, pizzelle and biscotti. they're fun to make with the guidance of master teacher and author nick malgieri of peter kump's new york cooking school.

hello, i'm julia child. welcome to my house.'re going to have baking all kinds of incredible cakes, pies and breads right here in my own kitchen. flo braker, california's well- known baking teacher and author reaches back to classic french technique for her ladyfinger génoise which is the basis for creating these delicately delicious, decorative miniature cakes.

hello, i'm julia child. welcome to my house. what fun we're going to have baking all kinds of incredible cakes, pies and breads right here in my own kitchen. beatrice ojakangas, a scandinavian cookbook author from minnesota, teaches us how to make real danish pastries not only plain, but twisted, jam-filled or sugar-topped. learn how on...

hello, i'm julia child. welcome to my house. baking all kinds of incredible cakes, pies and breads right here in my own kitchen. this festive array includes amaretti, pizzelle and biscotti. they're fun to make with the guidance of master teacher and author nick malgieri of peter kump's new york cooking school.

hello, i'm julia child. welcome to my house. what fun we're going to have baking all kinds of incredible cakes, pies and breads right here in my own kitchen. flo braker, california's well- known baking teacher and author reaches back to classic french technique for her ladyfinger génoise which is the basis for creating these delicately delicious, decorative miniature cakes.

hello, i'm julia child. welcome to my house. what fun we're going to have baking all kinds of incredible cakes, pies and breads right here in my own kitchen. esther mcmanus, the talented french patissiere who runs lebus bakeries in philadelphia shows us how to make croissants-- you know those wonderful buttery french crescent rolls.

julia child says that once. never apologize. >> there you go. >> how long on one side then?hem when they're done they cook entirely on the one side and steaming the other side is steaming from the water. >> right. look. i did three. >> so about two to three minutes give or take. if you want -- if you want to check the progress you can gently lift and see you have nice brown there. now the second part we have the brown going. second part make sure the lamb is cook all the way. >> how do you do that. >> i feel by the firmness. >> he's a professional chef. >> right. obviously you can use a thermomete i >> in each little pot sticker? >> if you're really concerned about food safety. >> obviously lamb you can eat medium rare if you're cooking pork you want to make sure you cook it all the way. >> in general how long would it take to cook them. >> about three to five minutes at the most. >> okay. so that's not too bad. >> no. very quick dish. >> now do you guys always do the lamb as your filling? >> right now we do. i think in the future we might change it up right now we're doing

with julia as a muppet who brings to life the daily challenges that a child with asd faces, i think it will have a really huge impact on the community. i have a third three laws on autism. besides $1.3 billion for cdc and other important aspects, it also provided for a study young people000 who mature can lead status to adulthood every year and what are we doing to be prepared for that? we also asked and got the second installment of a study as to, again, that same population and demographic. this kind of initiative and the tourist town study which i read the executive summary which i think is outstanding just providing the changing for communities, changing both parents and non--- parents of non-asd children, and the attitudes, the behavioral change, the understanding. that will not only change every community, every household in america but it will also provide a climate where more effective legislation can go forward at the state and federal level. our next challenges the services bill. that is why we did the autism care. andod study going on at nih cdc, but also to figure out what

when julia shows her friend a different way to do it. it shows that every child is unique. e helps better reflect the world of children. >> today one in 68 children is diagnosed on the autism spectrum. he felt was an issue we had to address. julia first appeared online in as he is mae street see amazing in all children's initiative. now that she is on the show, the center for autism research believe it could open many doors center for autism research believe it could open many doors for parents who are self so i use excedrin.ments from my life. >> they think they are stupid or doing something wrong. >> reporter: julia's character is in the middle of the spectrum with difficulty communicating and making friends. but with the friends she does keep. miller said that's the opportunity to understand autism challenges and its strength. >> most people with autism have good memories and visual spatial skills. >> reporter: people growing up around children with autism can change future communities. >> when you're an adult you're likely to higher somebody with disability, you're moore

. >> it's a simple game making bubbles, when julia shows her friend abby a different way to do it, she is telling the audience that every child is unique. the first sesame street character with autism and helps to better reflect the children in the world. >> one in 68 children are diagnosed on the spectrum and we thought it was an issue we had to address. >> and see amazing in all children initiative. now she is also on the show, judith miller from the center for autism research believe its could open door for parents that areself conscious of their autistic children. >> they final that other families are looking at them and maybe passing judgment. >> and maybe for children themselves struggling to understand why they think or behave differently. like they are stupid or doing something wrong. >> julia's character is in the middle of the spectrum. having difficulty communicating and making friends. ♪ can you tell me how to get to sesame street ♪ >> that brings the act to understand autism and its strengths. >> they have really good memories and really good skills. and growing up with children with autism and other disabilities

child labor in the tobacco industry in 2017. >> watch all of the prize-winning documentaries in this year's student cam competition. visit studentcam.org. ♪ >> at an event on sesame -- on capitol hill, julia street's new character who is autistic -- and mike doyle of pennsylvania, cochairs of the congressional autism caucus. holly robinson pete moderated this event. it is an hour and 10 minutes. >> my name is jasmine. i am seven years old. i stay in my bedroom with my little sister, she is six. my sister has her own room. she has autism. she can't talk. she can't talk. we all get ready for school together. some things are really hard for her, like brushing her teeth. and brushing her hair. it takes all three o

they are considering appealing the decision julia alluded to that came down through judge aiken. we are hopeful to have a child of this case -- trial of this case in the fall of winter -- or winter 2017. that will be three to six weeks where the court will put the whatce on and we will see defense the federal government and the fossil fuel industry throw against us. >> this is an clark, chair of memberironment resources lead form. you are listening to the commonwealth club of california. we have reached that point in our program from -- for one last question. is a lotave gathered of questions and i appreciate that from the audience. i do want to thank you. we have time for one last question. thatll get back to you for famous last question, i want the radio audience to know that phil is wearing his white cowboy hat. >> this is a question that julia is going to answer. if we are successful at trial, what kind of consequences will the federal government and the fossil fuel industry face? >> if life is goingse, to change in a really good way. we are going to have a national plan that sets forth how we transition q

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child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. >> most beautiful woman in the world. >> only 23 when she first landed the honor, julia a record. i'm natalie morales and only we are overseas with julia for her reaction. >>