now you can get a hawaiian martini glass, or a shot glass or a coffee cup for the low price of $6 orink, monica? >> six to $10? looking pretty good. >> i think the price point might be a little high, you know if you can afford those kinds of cups from you can probably afford the actual class. >> is someone who has consumed a lot of beverages, i will tell you that no martini drinker will use a red solo cup for a martini. >> sangria, beer, margaritas come absolutely. >> that is not to say that we haven't had wine and champagne. >> that speaking up about games come in the highest paid athlete in the nfl is joe flacco. but he won't be taking all the money hungry that will go through the new orleans saints, even though he earns less, doesn't flacco need to relocate? >> i am a lifelong miami dolphins fan. florida has no income tax. >> joe flacco, this is part of his contract negotiations. mainly baltimore, run by liberals. i have to fork over a lot more to the tax man, they said, and yes. and gymboree's place in the great state of louisiana. mayor bobby jindal, low taxes. >> she is actuall

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say, this is adjusted for inflation who grossed the most and then go down to look at the price of a martinier time and this one got me going, and suddenly i was five minutes into it, and i didn't realize i would look into the topic. >> you could have that same information in bullet points, but this is going to catch your point. >> yes. >> you are an agent and -- agency, and you can do this for somebody and they would pay you a lot of money. >> yes. >> but if you are a small business and somebody has information to get out there and they want to get it out, but they don't have the money for a big agency, what can you do? >> we put together an info graphic to tell you how to put together a info graphic. this is the a high level process, but it is understanding the topic that you are trying the do and go out to get the supporting facts and data sources for it, and at the end of the day, we try to ask ourselves and the customers a simple question, would you read it? you can throw a lot of the data at people, but if you don't consume it and have the action that they want, why do it? so you ask a

fourteen democratic elections or does he mean these people who go to new york and miami to trade martinis endemol not does evil dangerous communist this is ridiculous the most important thing in my opinion chavez in terms of a political leader he was always referring to an international revolutionary tradition from outside. he was like a nailed fix of jewel called it was more their geopolitics bigger than now was in fact because of the war on almost all directions but disappeared and the thing is why this is the morning edition all shot is the even boston order to end it will grow these be especially in the u.s. first of all venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world so the united states and european union they can say old you need this wall forcing all you need is love to those ghastly petrol monarchies in the persian gulf but even as well as the leader of an as well it decided to use the oil wells the benefit of the lower classes a bit as well this is something unheard of in the persian gulf main question now who will become venezuela's next leader eric draitser says it will su

lot of things, but usually i'm inspired by either a popular drink--so, for example, our pomegranate martinithe mojito ice, those are pretty popular drinks in bars, and then i'll try to emulate something like that in a frozen dessert. >> ok, so we are in--what is this? it looks like a big liquor cabinet to me, right? what is this? >> well, this is our ingredients storage room, but, yes, this is where all the magic happens for silver moon. >> mm-hmm. >> these are all the liquors that we infuse our product with. and these are really the secret sauce of silver moon. >> the secret ingredients, right? >> exactly. >> so what do we have here? >> so this is a strawberry daiquiri. it's about half frozen right now, and we'll just do a little interim taste test here. >> it tastes good ta me. but besides a well-stocked liquor cabinet, sheri has another secret ingredient to her frozen treat: california- produced milk. she only uses premium milk with the high butterfat that is so rich and creamy you can taste it in every bite. and for that, she relies on the hundreds of dairy farms that call california ho

quite frankly they have a three martini lunch and you expect so in those surroundings. >> they run theirountries as though it is back in time and they live in new york as if it is back this time. is this different from musicians doing business in a bar before they go on stage some. >> that hurts me, greg. >> that was a fair comparison. >> yes. i have been misconstrued. these are the people who elected libya to the human rights council. and i think it is like let them get drunk. they can't really do anything. they can't screw people in mass when they are doing -- get them ladies of horizontal refresh meant. go in there -- it is like when our congress goes out on vacation. they don't hurt us. >> the more vacation they take -- >> the better off our country is. >> the better we are. do you think this is people behaving differently when they are away from their home city and they are having fun? >> probably, but it doesn't help matters much. >> i am condemning it, by the way. >> on record. >> you are condemning the u.n. >> it is not unexpected. we went to scores. >> are you lying. >> that's h

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. >> out on date night, sipping martinis talking about the kid. let's get to it. >>> good morning. john muller. the court will hear arguments. people have been lining up to witness what could become a landmark case in our country's history. >> a very big day for the issue of gay rights. we'll have more in just a moment. >>> first, it could also be a big day for amanda knox. in just a few hours the italian supreme court could announce whether she will go back to prison for the murder of her roommate. it's a crime she's already been convicted and acquitted of. >>> also this half hour, you wouldn't know it by all the snow, spring is here. with it comes flood season. there are a surprising number of people who die inside their own cars after driving into high water. this morning we'll show you what to do if you become stuck in a flood situation. only takes 30 seconds to get it right. >>> in "the skinny" this morning, "dancing with the stars," week two. who's on top of the leaderboard? who might be facing elimination? >> all right. let's get to the court decision that will likely have f

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are you fan of the risk element -- >> we should definitely raise -- >> you can talk bazel over a martiniour choice is. but we want to stay on topic of rich people. why are there so many billionaires in the world? maybe because so many make their money illegally? robert? >> now in the business of counting billion irs. we have bloomberg, foeshes. now there are 1453 billionaires in the world or maybe 4,000. it says that for every one billionaire they count, there are two others that make their money illegally in the world. this just shows me that counting billionaires is just a guessing game. especially given the gray economy for billionaires. >> finally in the news this week, cheryl sandburg and marissa mayer. sandburg ear new book is a manifesto for working mothers and family time. mayer, now completely, is telecommuting good or bad? >> i'm torn. for one thing, in terms of yahoo! they employed about 14,000 people. i think only 500 work at home. this is a symbolic gesture than a pack for their bulk of their head count. i think there is a lot of abuse when it comes to working at home. i thi

>> martini. >> oh, i'm not. >> what are you? >> i have no idea. can you wear it all day.now, "dateline" hoda, wear it all day. >> i'm a hat. >> even better. >> you're a pickle. >> you're a pickle. >> wear that all day long. >> it's time. >> thank god there's popcorn. >> that was fun. >> where are we going, kathie? >> i don't know. we're heading to my favorite country, wine country. >> yes. napa valley in today's kitchen, but, first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ have given way to sleeping. tossing and turning where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta®(eszopiclone) can help you get there. like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. lunesta should not be taken together with alcohol. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations, or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. alcoh

. >> she was putting martini glasses in her medicine cabinet.e. >>> former presidential candidate mitt romney has a new job at a boston firm cofounded by his son. he is going to manage affairs at a capital company. now the "boston globe" says he will be the chairman of the executive committee and member of the company's investment committee. >>> looking for a job and love social media? you're in luck. pizza hut is on the hunt for a social media manager but the interview is only 140 seconds long. that's the catch. pizza chain figures if a person can sell himself in 140 seconds, they can market the company on twitter 140- character format. reports say interviews will be this month during the south by southwest conference. they are interviewing 2,000 people. >> clever. >> just made that up. >> it will be quick. >>> don't mess with your pizza delivery guy with a cheap tip. an upset worker snapped this bill for 85 pizzas over $1,400. the tip was 10 bucks. and that adds up to a less than 1% tip. his friend posted the photo to asocial news site where i

you have here -- i know we're leaving, but champagne bears, martini olives. >> tomorrow ricky schroeder lou henner and pregnancy trends of the year. jeff: mod modern family. >> i just wanted children. jeff: from co-parenting. >> let's do this. we were designing a family. custody, finances. jeff: what about sex? >> what specifically did you want to know? jeff: share donors and adoptions. >> wanted one little kid and we ended up with 12. jeff: they're creating loving families in unconventional ways. this is all about love. [ applause ] hello! roll it! [ cbs television distribution ] jeff: all right. a little about me. i'm recently married. i worked with my wife on this show. and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting a talk show 'cause there's a lot to talk about. this is the adventure. welcome to the show. thank you very much. have a seat. so, today we're talking about modern families. i'm part of a modern family in that lisa, my wife, and i have two kids from her previous marriage. i'm a parent. they have other parents. it's a beautiful, beauti

i'm going to come back here and drink martinis with hoda and kathie lee because they think they're big al, savannah, one big party. >> chelsea handler and -- oh, there they are. oh, look. they're trying to act tough. i'll be down there in a second, ladies. >> you're in big trouble. catch "after lately," 10:30, 9:30 central time on our sister network, e! >> savannah, over to you. >> matt, thank you. >>> what were the top searches on google over the weekend? the answer gives us a glimpse of what's on your mind. good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. >> we're not calling these top searches because that would, what, always be weather? >> something people have already taught of. these are trending searches. think of it as a snapshot of what america was interested in over the weekend. they could have been curious about something, getting contacts. late friday afternoon until last night. >> first one cracks me up. pizza hut. >> people with pizza for breakfast this morning. >> is it not every weekend? people aren't searching it? >> we haven't seen this much of a spike since super bowl

i just like drinking it neat or a martini with no vermouth. >> i drink a bit of it without anything else i made a couple of cocktails for us today. >> bill: all right. >> the first of which is a ricky. >> looks like a gin and tonic? >> it's soda water, lime and gin, called air conditioning in a glass. it was came up with here in the district. and in the late 1800s. it is the official cocktail. today is dc repeal day, the day the district went wet when the rest of the district had gone wet several months beforehand. it took an act of congress. on this day in 1994, it happened. >> this is ricky? >> a gin ricky >> bill: what day? dc repeal day? >> yes. trucks that were escorted by the police march 1st, 1934, the first shipment of liquor went to the national press club. >> there you go. right. read across america and get drunk and read to your kids about it. okay. here is a ricky. cheers. >> supposed to look people in the eye. that's right. >> that's refreshing. air conditioning in a glass. so good. >> why yes. >> in the late 1800s it was steamy and hot in the summers and they needed somethi

starting off with the martini set.given to william randolph hearst. she had no idea of the value. it's a nice piece. it's sterling silver and i would say a lot of the value is in the break. what we mean by that in the weight of the metal. unfortunately it's signed on each cup which you may or may not able to see. the etchinges can't come off. that will hurt the value. >> no famous names >> not that we noticed. it's signed by the great sterling maker. a lot of the value $1,000 $1500. >> that's awesome. liberace pin. >> liberace gave it to the owner of the fountainbleu hotel. >> in this instance about $400 to $600. if we had a note from liberace and there's a movie coming out, if we had a note to go with to it tie to it the piece, maybe could be more. >> so it's the proof of ownership. >> previous ownership. exactly. >> liberace gave out a lot of jewelry. >> this is close to your heart? >> my husband said he was getting in on the action. he has thousand comic books setting there. >> your going to part with these? >> not

if you're not a coffee drinker, there's something for you, and a bailey's martini as well. >> tucker:the best looking ham and eggs setup i've seen in my life. what is that? >> green eggs and ham. irish i am. >> tucker: of course. >> we put them on the rings to make them look like shamrocks, and the ham is glazed here and serve it with green sauce. and you are a genius, finally, what do we have here? >> a traditional bangers and mash. >> tucker: this is the legendary bangers and mash. >> they call them bangers because they explode when you cook them. and these are natural casing and served with mashed potatoes and worcester gravy. and they come to the table as well. these are irish eggs i put on a plate and call them the blarneystone placemats. >> tucker: we're going to ali now, but once we're off camera we're going to eat this. ali, back to you. >> clayton: all right, bring some of that in for us, please. oh. >> alisyn: just having good times here on the set. >> clayton: it's st. patty's day. coming up on the show imagine this, falling 8,000 feet and your parachute fails to open. that

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>> martini. >> oh, i'm not. >> what are you? >> i have no idea.> i don't know. we're heading to my favorite country, wine country. >> yes. napa valley in today's kitchen, but, first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >> time for today's "kitchen." what is cookin? we are seeking a trip to, where else, wine country. >> the flavors are fresh, and it's simple, and it doesn't have to be intimidating to make a sophisticated meal. >> restaurant, chef joel gamron has -- >> hey, nice to see you again. lavender rubbed -- >> who would have thunk it? >> did you smell it? you love it. >> i love lavender. i'm not sure i like it on a flank steak. >> you'll love it. a little wine. cheers. >> cheers. >> all right. so, hoda -- >> go. talk to me. >> i want these herbs in here. we have some lavender. >> muddle it. >> all of it? >> the heck out of it. do you know what herbs de provence? >> what is it? >> it's herb from provence, and it has lavender. amazing. >> unbelievable. >> we rub this all over here. >> rub it, baby. >> rub it. >> god yes. so that gets rubbed in. leave it

he had much of an editor, a martini. >> you ran your finger and said i have an idea. >> of course my particular one, i've never met a deadline. so my book btm before the major layoffs and saw this tremendous transformation of journalism just in the last 10 years. the book wouldn't be written the same way today just because i would have to cobble together a completely different model. but it's harder now. the money is drying up the newspapers and news terms. it's trying up in other places and for these longform projects. so i., like many of my colleagues have had to cobble together an economy. i cannot tell you how many former working journalists were laid off during the worst in the last 10 years i may colleagues. so between the academic job in a couple writing jobs here and there and the other various things they do, i cobble together enough of a personal economy to support writing projects. in terms of scale and research, it's definitely not where it was 10 years ago. i do know however that my students of loyola mock university or busting on the door to get into my journalism class