i'd love one, yeah-- a martini. oh. one martini. uh, excuse me, miss, but... hmm? i don't want to be rude, but you were supposed to be here at 8:00, and--and now it's 8:10, and we couldn't wait, so everything's gone. so, uh, here. take a dollar and go get you a fatburger. hey, pop, she's our guest. oh, that's ok, lamont. you see, i always bring my own dinner, anyway, see, because i am a vegetarian, so... uh-oh. listen. that computer must have got y'all's cards because y'all was supposed to have everything in common. oh, i'm sure we do. uh-uh. you're a vegetarian, and lamont here is a meat freak. well, pop, i could always learn to be a vegetarian. could you learn to be white? uh, here's your drink. oh, thank you. mm-hmm. how about another one? oh, sure. and would you hold the olive? [giggle] know what i think? no, what? well, i think we're just gonna hit it off great. one double martini. oh, merci. whoo! to us, lamont. yeah, right. could i have another one, please? oh. sure. uh, how long do you want me to hold these olives? oh, lamont, you know something? i think yo

go and make me a martini. (audience laughter) yeah, i said, "make me a martini," and put a cookie in it. i'm a child. don't stand there! - what happened? - oh, that son of yours kicked me. oh, sir, he's a very bad boy. - please. - if you say so, sir. ow. - all right, seven thirty. time for you to go to bed. - go to bed, daddy, go to bed. - no! she means you. - oh. - good night. - good night, daddy. i'll get my bag. good night. - [jonathan] good night. wait, marvin? - yes, daddy? - aren't you going to kiss mommy goodnight? (marvin laughs) - sure. - you'll have to admit, our dog never did that. - good night. (audience laughter) - jonathan. i know how fond you are of marvin, but there's something that i think you ought to know. - what's that, dear? and that's not all. i also found a gun, a blackjack, and brass knuckles. - very upsetting to me. imagine having a wife who goes through someone else's pockets. - darling. you're missing the whole point. how about all those terrible things that he has? there's no such t

i am assuming it means martinis should be shaken and not stirred. >> thank you, andy. she is the uk's number one export, senior editor of broadway.com imogen lloyd webber. he looks like paul ryan's way ward little brother. comedian dave smith. he doesn't do drugs, but he doesn't mind if you do. reason magazine editor-in-chief, matt welch. and he crust wants to -- he just wants to go where everybody know he's is the front runner for "heaven can wait." let's start the show. >> it was three days after the election. a writer for the federal list was shopping at a supermarket in brooklyn. the liberal stronghold and the writer sets the scene. the mood in the store was glum. people are still in shock over donald trump's victory and then it started. ♪ ♪ turn it up. >> but shoppers didn't want to turn it up. they wanted to turn it down. they were playing "sweet home allah back --" sweet home alabama". in shock. one woman said this is unbelievable. she found a store clerk who was looking in the ceiling for the invisible speakers blaring it for the other america. she said this is

. >> under the dim lights of hank's fine steaks and martinis, a bartender inside the restaurant. bar tech has been pouring beer for decades. being familiar with what you're pouring is all part of the job. >> if you don't know the product you're afraid to sell avoid talking to it. >> managers running the show behind the scene. >> both of our managers are very knowledgeable on all spirits, beer wine and spirits. >> the classroom, learning about beers is a focus. >> this is very malt-based. >> john griffin teaches at unlv he considers himself a beer guy. it is those complexities that he wants sarah to understand. >> i never thought beer could be very complex and have different flavors from dessert beer to dark beer to light beer. >> he pours an ounce of beer per student. they try to sample eight per class. in 2015, beverage sales vegas exceeded 1.2 billion. >> alcohol and food are probably one of the biggest items for profit in a hotel these days. >> beer is probably the only class that the front rows are filled first. the students take it seriously, but what's fun for college >> yo

who wants a warm martini? what makes you think i need one? sometimes... a man will tell his bartender things he'll...never tell his doctor. what's been on your mind, chris, the fight on rigel 7? shouldn't it be? my only yeoman and two others dead, 7 injured. was there anything you personally could have done to prevent it? oh, i should have smelled trouble when i saw the swords and the armor. riors. chris, you set standards for yourself no one could meet. you treat everyone onboard like a human being except yourself. and now you're tired, and you-- you bet i'm tired. you bet. i'm tired of being responsible for 203 lives, and i'm tired of deciding which mission is too risky and which isn't and who's going on the landing party and who doesn't and who lives... and who dies. i've had it, phil. to the point of finally taking my advice-- a rest leave? to the point of considering resigning. and do what? well, for one thing, go home. nice little town with... 50 miles of park land around it. remember i told you i had two horses? we used to take some food and ride o

juliette saly standing by without a martini glass in her hand.tte: not yet, m a fund will buy stakes in hedge fund firms. that is according to two people with knowledge of the matter. partnersthe bank's will aim to you by minority stakes in 10 to 12 money managers. givingds as ceo says into pilots pay demands would threaten the carrier's viability. airlines't half the flight landed. ivanka trump has separated her personal social media messages from those of her lifestyle brand after facing criticism about conflicts of interest after her father ascends to the white house. the editorial team says she will only be using her instagram, facebook, and twitter accounts messages rather than brand related news. for hq account will deliver content for her business which delivers women's jewelry and footwear. yousef. yousef: let us go over to this story coming out from the ecb and publishing its financial stability review this morning which will give the bank's statement with respect to the finance sector. it is hoping to lend out bonds to add more liquidit

'he adores beautiful women and he loves strong martinis.' do you think you can convince him of that? well, i can try. [knocking] come in. the man who was taken from the embassy died in the hospital. his identity was obliterated by us army intelligence. and what do our agents report about strigas yl893? yl893, is a michael donfield. he was one of america's most promising chemical engineers. last year he resigned from a large firm to open a small exterminating company on staten island. for some other activity. strigas. you're very clever, excellency. no, you're stupid. none of our agents have ever encountered the name strigas either published or in secret file. so, don't come with anymore of your insipid conclusions. yes, sir. i might however, suggest that you send one of our agents to pay a visit to continental exterminator company. - to see what he can see. - i do it myself, excellency. the one on the right is mr. donfield. on the left his wife. entertain mr. donfield, my dear. very well, darling. - who is the other one? - napoleon solo. age

hank's steaks and martinis, you'll find bar tech pouring beer here for nearly a decade. being familiar with what you're pouring is all part of the job. >> if you don't know the product, you're afraid to sell it, talk about it. >> managers running the show behind the scenes. >> both of our managers are very knowledgeab beer wine and spirits. >> we're learning about beers and management, the focus. >> this is very malt-based. >> john griffin teaches the beers course at unlv. griffin started as a home brewer, considers himself a beer guy. >> as complicated as wine if not more. >> i never thought it could be dark beer to light beer. >> he pours about an ounce of beer per student. they sample about eight beers per class. in 2015, beverage sales in las vegas exceeded $1.2 billion, according to the unlv center for gaming research. >> beer and most profitable items in the area. >> this is about learning. while having fun. >> eating the stem of a strawberry. >> fun for a college student. >> you need to taste it to learn it. >> learning about food pairing is part of the course. >>

. >> reporter: outside of kansas city today, music pastor robby martini said he and his family can't afford obamacare or private insurance. >> whatever's going to happen can't be done fast enough for my family specifically. >> reporter: but even sarah hafacre who has complain good rising obamacare premiums says she needs the coverage. >> i'm a huge advocate for receiving health care and for it to be equal for everyone. >> reporter: the challenge facing mr. trump and the congress -- figuring out what a replacement plann would look like. >> that would mean fewer people covered and with less comprehensive insurance. >> reporter: for now, the uninsured should still sipegn up, experts say. obamacare may just have two years left on life support. hospitals like this one in maryland are very concerned if obamacare is repealed but not replaced, they could be flooded with patients who need very basic health care but can't pay because they're uninsured. it's exactly what lester? >> tom costello, thank you. >>> we're learning a lot of new details about the president-elect's inner circle as he pr

. >>> pager martinis was the last -- pedro martinez was the last one to win this cy young award in 2000. justin verlander received 14 first place votes but porcello had 18 second-place votes which were enough to have more votes. this was quite a turnaround from his fit close to 5. he said he is used to pitching in boston. >> the pressure i've put on myself and there is pressure playing in a city like this. this was something i almost couldn't get out of my own way. that off-season i was able to regroup mentally and refocus and take things away i wanted to and take them slowly and start get back to doing the basics. it worked. [ laughter ] >> working out before the game, missing his eighth straight contest due to a concussion. isaiah thomas put on a show. the game is now tied at 76. watch this. he pokes this to thomas who goes back for the finish. that was good. a little over 1 minute to go. tomasson comes up with a steel. he comes back the other way and then the pass is great. how sweet is that x our 30 points, 22 -- how sweet is that? >>> foxboro, they will be playing against the 1-8 4

we have also been speaking to the european unions federal policy chief frederica mart -- martini -- martinennie. >> it seems to me that the president-elect will need weeks or months to define his team, secretary of state, the defense, what will be his policy line on the main issues. after the campaign, he has said clear things during the campaign, but he has used different narratives in the messages passed to world leaders in the first hours of the election. we will see what will be the finish of the policy -- policy priorities. we will see on the basis of that where european interests and american interests will coincide. we will continue to work together, but it might be his policy priorities will lead america far away from some of the european basic principles or interests, and in that case, brussels as well as european capitals decides our own foreign policy priorities independently for what happens in washington. christopher: in afghanistan, taliban fighters have protective mazar-e-sharif. afghan civilians were killed and 100 people wounded. all of the consulates are reported to be sa

a very dry gin martini. sounds great. i'll have e e same, jim. hey, jeff. i'm in the back. op stop by before you leave. okay, georgie. great man. gave me my first job. dresses like a bum let's people use him and he could buy this town. yes. would you stand up and step away from the table? what's this about? please stand up. mr. logan, yoyore under arrest for child molestation. what? you have the right to remain silent... wait a minute. anything you say... logan: what is this about? you have a right to an attorney. if you cannot afford an attorney... excuse us, excuse us. give me details, huh? i want to know all ababt the pervert. luchek, you are the pervert. hey, nice work, puppy! thanks, steve. hey, penhall. did you have to bust my favorite sportswriter? you've made a big mistake. i didn't do it. will you take a polygraph test? believe me, i want to help clear this u u but i think i should speak to my lawyer. if you're so innocent, why not take the test? if you pass it can only help. i'll take it. i just want to talk , jeff. to my lawyer first. he didn't get back to you. w

it's the 25-year-old who would of work and enjoy a little marijuana than have a beer or martini. >> and when we return, the pros and cons of marijuana legalization. let's discuss them right after legalization. let's discuss them right after this. (announcer) >>you're watching "eye on washington with marilee joyce." >> and welcome back to "eye on washington," our update on the effort to get marijuana taxed like alcohol in nevada. my guests today are mr. morgan fox, the communications director of the marijuana policy project and the federal policy director, mr. robert capecchi. thanks again for being here. so hang on a sec. is marijuana good for you? is it safe to use? well, the jury is out in the minds of many. the preamble to question 2 initiative says this. in the interest of the public health and public safety, and in order to better focus state and local law enforcement resources on crimes involving property, the people of the state of nevada find and declare that the use of marijuana should be legal for persons 21 years of age or older, and its cultivation and sale should be regulat

. - we've got a chocolate martini, so you can't go wrong. you know, hudson's a martini town, mix a little chocolate with it, everybody's happy. - now when people come, i know that this must be a happening place. - [eric] sure. - [natalie] should they make reservations? can they just walk in? - [eric] well we certainly accept walk-ins, but we also take reservations, so if you're coming in at 7:00 on a saturday, if you're popping in at 2:00 in the afternoon or something, you can definitely walk in and make yourself comfortable. - i love it here. i do think i have to dig in, again, get my stomach a little full before we travel around hudson. in fact, do you know where we're gonna head next? the wine shop, i believe is right across the street. - you can see erin at bienvenue. - yes. we're heading there now. (calm guitar music) - [erin] viva bene just means to live well, in italian. we love for customers to come in, and whether they're a novice to wine, or they're, you know, someone that has a really advanced collection and they want to round off

. >>> happening right now, sometime in the near future folks will be able to sip a martini at a facebook bar, eat a steak at a facebook restaurant and enough up pillows at a facebook hotel. you can read that story on nbcbayarea.com. plus a woman who gave birth inside her car in a hospital parking lot is outraged after being billed a delivery room fee even though she made it to the delivery room. we linked up to that story on our facebook page. we're back in two minutes. =sam/2shot= it's an ise that's airplanes to csh ancould put your safetin jeopar the next time youly. >>> welcome back. it is an issue that has caused airplanes to crash. it could put your safety in jeopardy the next time you fly. >> our investigative unit uncovers bogus parts put into airplanes across the united states including commercial flights. by law, all parts put into planes have to go through rigorous testing and inspection and have a paper trail. our investigation uncovers that often doesn't happen. >> our approved parts may not go through that, have no idea when they're going to fail. >> if they fail? >> if they

if she'd like to have us for cocktails, i drink martinis. man: meanwhile, as the northern states shivered in a near-record cold wave, southern californians flocked to the beaches in temperatures ranging in the high 80s. oh, aunt clara, isn't it marvelous royalty could not indulge in the luxury of surprise. surfing conditions were excellent, and the unusually warm weather produced more than its share of bikini-clad sun worshippers showing off the latest fashions. has neither one of you the decency to faint? ohh! [ grunts ] come, clara! [ stammering ] [ coughs ] we are not amused. [ doorbell rings ] [ glass crunches ] hi. i didn't expect you. uh, it's one of those unexpected days. here's your paper. you came all the way out from the city just to bring my paper? uh... samantha, i have a great favor to ask. couldn't you have phoned? i was afraid you'd say no. this way i can get down on my knees. [ laughs ] what is it? it's mr. morgan. oh, the terrible tiger. could you invite him to cocktails? i-i realize it's a terrible imposition, but -- you kn

>> oh, well, i work very hard, seven nighttime, i have a couple of schnapps, a couple of good martinis. and then sometimes a little sex. [ laughter ] [ indistinct chatter ] >> good for you. [ indistinct chatter ] that beats jane fonda's workout book, i'll tell you that. that's wonderful. that keeps the heart going, doesn't it? a little schnapps. >> it does. >> now you-- this was your second marriage, i understand. >> yes, second marriage. i was married for 65 years, and my wife died in hong kong. and i came-- i made many trips to america 'cause i was a broker, you see, exporting. and, uh, my great friend of mine, a great friend of mine, curtis, helen curtis, and she said, "ernie, "i want you to go to houston "and meet a little lady." this is after my wife died. >> and you're 87 at that time. to houston, and i met this sweet little lady. three days after, i married her. >> three days? that's not exactly what you'd call a long courtship. how come so sudden? >> well, i was anxious to get married. i was married 65 years. i meant to stop. it's pretty tough. >> yeah. >> really tough, you see

klingon martini: vermouth, gin, with a dash of bloodwine. bloodwine-- never touch the stuff. what do you like? excuse me, i was waiting for a friend. valerie archer. hayek. jason hayek. nice tattoo. i bet there's a story behind it. a long one. a cave beyond logic: vulcan perspectives on platonic thought. sounds fascinating. you can borrow it if you like. thanks anyway. i can only take small doses of vulcan philosophy. stationed here? temporarily. where do you call home? you first. where are you from? everywhere. my parents were starship officers. starfleet brat. bratty as they come. ( choking ) can i ask you a question? have you ever reverted? reverted? not yet. ensign o'halloran, this is his third time this week. if it happens again, they'll pull him out of training. what about you? any trouble? oh, i can keep my human form. it's the little things that bother me. little things? breathing oxygen bipedal locomotion, and sleeping-- the concept of being unconscious for eight hours a night it's so... alien. i know what you mean. that's why i started reading their books. for some

two very dry martinis, charles. right away, madame. you'll simply adore charles. he's in charge of the rest of the staff. what staff? the upstairs maid, the chef, and your valet. we were just being honest with each other. oh, yes, of course. since you found out about my little scheme and you didn't seem to have any objections, i thought it was silly to be devious any longer. that makes sense, doesn't it? i suppose so. good. now, in the future, if we need anything, i'll just zap it up. oh, darrin, it'll be so marvelous. i'll be able to give you anything you want. ah, thank you, charles. all right, sweetheart, here's to your success. [ sighs ] what's the matter? i can't swallow this. but charles makes the best martinis in the whole world. no, i mean this! it's no good, sam. i can't live this way. look, i sympathize with you wanting all these things, but, well, you're going to have to make a choice. it's either me or this. darrin, don't you think you're being a little unreasonable? i will not be helped by witchcraft. it got you the waterhouse account. that was differ

. >> kim: you may see oscar walking around with a big tall martini at the ballpark. >> dana: a senior official in trump's transition team says trump offers alabama senator jeff general. he will have to be confirmed by the united states senate and that may be difficult when he was nominated sessions for federal judgeship in 1986, he could not get confirmed as a federal judge. he was dogged by racist comments he was accused of making while serving in alabama. this could be a tough fight in the senate. >> kim: it would not surprise me if they do a west coast version morning. we have so many people who have been hurt because of airstrikes in syria. we have dramatic images. it's heartbreaking. we talked about a children's hospital that took a hit. look at one of the refugees. we have more headed your way. >> dana: we're going to show you the body cam video from the however, it doesn't show the punch. why not? we'll tell you why. >> kim: we have an exclusive for your thanksgiving dinner before you get stuck on turkey day. >> kim: this video will have you counting your blessings. we take to

[ laughter ] >> a pink martini? [ laughter ] >> and they're always free as well is. i envy that about you guys. >> you can't really order a sweet pink drink at the bar. it's just not cool. >> kim is the only female in the four of us so what do you got? >> obviously the obvious is that you don't -- it takes twou minutes to get ready -- 2 minutes to get ready. and you don't have to shave. >> if you're wondering why i look so lazy. >> and cawl don't care sometimes. you just let something go, and i can't. [ laughter ] >> and i'm gonna seethe about it for the longest time! [ laughter ] >> that's a good one. >> you're gonna be wondering why wero thank you for sharing. [ laughter ] >>> folks in boulder, city workers, their water turned off on aurora avenue if right now. a water brain break. air. police tweeted out these photos. there's now a hole where it happened. looks like a huge geyser. >> watch out. >>> it's been missing almost as long as the indians have >> some fans really want it >>> another big distraction in our world. some are welcoming that because the political

care for a martini? oh, um... who are you, or... what are you? i am mearth's science project -- a modular integrated laser transformer. my friends, if i had any, would call me "milt." care for some toast? by the way, mindy, let me be the first computer to congratulate you on your broadcasting-award nomination. thank you. mork! what do you think of our little mearth's science project here? i always said he had my brains and your love of shellfish. it sure looks impressive. what does it do? not only is milt a notary public and a tax expert, omising amateur photographer. say "cheese." look at this. he even airbrushed out the crow's-feet near my eyes. sure beats the heck out of my diorama... even though the pterodactyl flew and everything. [ milt dings ] your rump roast is now defrosted, to 325?. our vegetable for this evening is lima beans. i hate lima beans. everybody does... however, mindy, i did perform a metabolic scan that shows you are a little low in potassium! potassium! mearth, now go wash your hands before dinner. ars. thank you for remind

a ginger ale for the lady and a double martini for mister. yes, that's right. woman: what a perfectly lovely delightful creature! how d'you know that was what they wanted? i wasn't a topless barmaid for nothing. maude, where did you ever find her? she's a gem! yeah, so--so cultured. i love her accent. accent? does mrs. naugatuck have an accent? oh, i'll have to listen for it. you know her last job was in brisbane. she managed a giant household there. oh, carol, carol, would you take the covers off the hot hors d'oeuvres? welcome aboard, mrs. naugatuck. don't worry, ducks. i'll have her eating out of my hand in no time. i hope you made the right decision, mother. oh, don't worry, carol. i'll have her eating out of my hand in no time. ( doorbell ringing ) feisty. ? donny hathaway: ? lady godiva was a freedom rider ? women: ? ooh ooh ooh... ? ? she didn't care if the whole world looked ? ? joan of arc with the lord to guide her ? ? ooh ooh ooh... ? ? she was a sister who really cooked ? ? ooh ooh... ? ? isadora was the first bra burner ? you glad she showed up? ?

. >> reporter: under the dim light of state and martini find the appropriately named the restaurant. biotech pouring beer here for nearly a decade the being familiar with what you're pouring is all part of the job. >> the same logical for bartenders interacting with customers. to managers running the show behind the scenes. that brings us to the bright lights of the classroom were management is a focus. >> john griffin teaches the beers course at unlv college of hotel administration. >> grinstead is a homebrewer moved to professional brewing and considers himself a beer guide. >> those complexes you want students like sarah to understand. beer per student. they try to save about a per class. knowing the basics is essential to running a successful restaurant. especially in las vegas. 2015 beverage sales in las vegas exceeded $1.2 billion according to the unlv center for gaming research. >> beers maybe the only class with a front row is filled first. dibs on the fresh cracked >> students take it seriously but again this about learning while having fun. fun for college students. >> lear

. >> jimmy: she's not one of those real housewives that's going to throw a martini glass at me? >> she's so mad that i said that, that they turned the lights on. >> jimmy: there's your mom in the headband and the flannel shirt. >> hi, mom! you look great. >> jimmy: is that your mother? wow. [ laughter ] very young, very youthful. >> thank you. she does look great in flannel, though. >> jimmy: i tell you what. i was skeptical about hosting a show -- >> me too, i'm still skeptical. >> jimmy: i feel you're going to do a good job. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i feel you have the right attitude and personality and your mother was a real housewife and your father's producing music. so who the hell knows how it's going to go. i think it's going to go well. it's the american music awards, november 20th right here on abc. gigi hadid, everybody! we'll be right back with will hi nelson! [ cheers and applause ] live!" concert series is brought to you by new crown royal vanilla whiskey. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live!" concert series is brought to you by new crown royal vanilla whiskey. vanilla

i'll make you a martini. oh, no you don't. uh, maybe later? mother. just think florida. maybe you'll have your own housekeeper. you're not gonna cry, are you, mother? ( laughing ) me? cry? why would i cry? carol, c'mon. i'm a grown-up, mature, sensible wom. we'll find someone else. i mean, even though florida said she's leaving in a week, i'm sure she'll stay on longer. you know, 'til we get a-an adequate replacement. maude, it took us six months to find florida. i know, dear. ( singing ) ( both laugh ) florida, what are you doing? my last tango in tuckahoe. this is my "v" day. at 5:00, it will be "v" for "vamoose." oh, do i envy you? what are you gonna do tomorrow now that you're retiring? i'm gonna lull around in bed, take my own sweet time and not get up until 5 a.m. then i'm gonna fix henry's breakfast and get the children dressed and off to school, make the beds, scrub the floors, do the laundry, and then clean the house. no offense, folks. my house. you know, at the rate mother's going, we're not gonna have anybody to replace you. i wonder what she'll find wrong wi

real housewives that's going to throw a martini glass at me? >> she's so mad that i said that, that they turned the lights on. >> jimmy: there's your mom in the headband and the flannel shirt. >> hi, mom! you look great. >> jimmy: is that your mother? wow. [ laughter ] very young, very youthful. >> thank you. she does look great in flannel, though. >> jimmy: i tell you what. i was skeptical about supermodel hosting a show >> me too, i'm still skeptical. >> jimmy: i feel you're going to do a good job. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i feel you have the right attitude and personality and your mother was a real housewife and your father's producing music. so who the hell knows how it's going to go. i think it's going to go well. it's the american music awards, november 20th right here on abc. gigi hadid, everybody! we'll be right back with will hi nelson! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel vanilla whiskey. vanilla so good. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a

. >> martini, yeah,. >> she's beautiful colors. >> she is. she's a 1 1/2-year-old girl. transferred to our shelter from a high volume shelter in new mexico. she was just so special we had she's a great kitty. elter. she's really affectionate and wants to be around people a lot. and she likes to be petted. >> i just love right down the middle she has different colors. >> and dr. deen, we're talking about holidays and food and all at stuff. >> the holidays are around the corner, and it's estimated that probably 50% ofous are going to share our holiday deal with your pets. if we follow simple rules, wee can keep it safe for pets. first, try to avoid raisins, grapes and onions. raisins and grapes are damaging to their kidneys, onions can damage the red blood cells. ?arrots and green beans are okay, and also i recommend sticking with lean turkey meat and most animal emergency rooms and urgent care typically report an increase of dogs getting into the trash can this time of year. it's important to make sure you secure the trash can. >> the problem is the carrots and green bean

. >> in fact i just made a martini on the facebook live. >> what's in it? it's great quality gin, ver moout and a little sort of orange bitter. >> kathy from smithfield, rhode island. bacon on your turkey? what do you think? >> i think bacon is good with everything around the holidays. >> there's bacon in the potatoes. the turkey, you want to keep it nice and moist and the best way to achieve that is through a brine. >> that's a hot topic, though, because bobby flay says no brine. >> dry or wet? >> wet brine. >> we had one of our chefs said just salt it a couple of days ahead of time. i've done that with chicken. >> so much to talk about. >> casey from owe callcala, flo. what's the safest way to defrost a turkey? >> the safest way is in a refrigerator. the fastest way is under running water. if you put it in a big pot and have the water running over it. turkey to defrost in a refrigerator? >> several. four or five, so you're too late. >> too late. >> and you're too late. >> how do you do it? >> you go out for dinner. will, from tampa, florida, which part of

this is also a new -- we have a dirts martini steak. so put in vodka. olive juice and stuff. with but cool twist. liquor inside of there. >> anchor: i would say so. >> meatballs. you cannot go wrong -- >> smell the garlic. >> beautiful marinara sauce. we have appetizer and sliders with cream ricotta on top. beautiful. healthy nuts. we have kale salad. kale salad we have with a beer mustard dressing. so we take this reduce it down corn bread croutons and quinoa in there. serving eight year anniversary at remedies. come on. great time. rock abelly theme party. party with us. >> anchor: we are fighting at least food from -- explain this to everyone. under same umbrella but three locations restaurants. >> we have five locations, opening up number six in late january. but remedies distill and alex sore. henderson or senit enyell we have got you covered. >> anchor: some of the locations have gaming in them as well. >> all of them do. >> anchor: people like to sit back and enjoy a drink and enjoy good food and win money. >>yeah,, they do. >> anchor: i want to talk about this especia

. >> what gets -- >> i'm chilling a martini glass, so you need two glasses. i have ice in here. i'm going to prepare it in here. this is a bullet rye whiskey. throughout time it evolved into a rye whiskey, which i think it i'm going to start off with this. going to do a nice heavy shot of this. >> we have 30 seconds. >> 30 seconds. >> okay. and then we got simple syrup, but we want a little bit. we don't want to make it too speed. >> you're sweet enough. >> all right. put my finger in there. >> while you're putting that together, i have to ask, you can get these -- okay. hold on. >> wait a minute. i want to be part of this. >> oh, my goodness, i'm loving it. >> and we can get these in -- >> that's something else. >> oh, boy. we're running out of time. glass really quickly. while you get that prepared, i'm going to read this. she is going to eat that. get in the rhythm of the holidays, not cooking at home and going out. for a fun and delicious menu, and there is the information right there on your screen. rhythm kitchen lv.com, on the 215. this is the final look of that drink. oh

guest: work i do stop and everyone had to watch him make his own martinis. he was proud of his recipe. i read some of the letters. eleanor would come within her back up at the bag down and tell him about her day and he did not want that. this is his one and a half hours we would have without any work and she always spoiled the party , so he would try to find other ways to do this. in the current "vanity fair" come and there's an with president obama and she tells the story about when no ordinary time came out her book about the roosevelt's and all of these people that would not leave the white house. churchill would come for weeks on end. several other folks and she said that she and her husband and bill and hillary once spent an evening trying to figure out with the white house blueprints, how could you get all these people in here and they finally decided it wasn't mathematically possible. guest: the clintons did that, also. like you are saying, that clinton's embrace the history of the white house. they read memoirs about the butler's. so, late at night t