matty, you're going to start rolling. i'll eat them? no. >> it's a beautiful journey to the shores of america from russia to germany. >> but not everyone thinks of it as health food. >> no, but what happens is because it's a minced meat product, anything that's minced has the ability to be cheated or become a bit of a dust bin. so making your own burgers is a great way to know what you're eating and it can be great quality and healthy. roll those into a patty quickly. it's worth mentioning the purists for a burger would have literally just ground chuck steak with a little salt and pepper, nothing else. >> okay. >> okay? so what we've done here is slightly flavored it. it does make it delicious and it does make it moist. i'm going to cook these off. i'm going to flip these burgers over. >> do you refrigerate these before you put them in? >> you can refrigerate them or put them straight away. obviously the best way is to with a barbecue or over wood or charcoal. i've got lovely little buns right here. you may not have inven

okay, matty, what do we do?eacrest, we've seen him on television. >> come on, ryan! let's do it. >> you ready? >> go on, ryan! >> come on, maddie. >> work out that aggression. now, doesn't this end up beaten to a pulp? >> stop for one second. we've only got a few minutes. tell us what's going on here, please. >> i'm making a salad dressing, and there's oil and three parts oil and one parts a it, which is vinegar. >> salt. >> and salt and pepper. >> three to one. >> three to one. shake that baby. shake that baby. over here. >> bring your salad. >> now, what happened is smashes it to a pulp. but what you're able to do, and don't judge it yet, don't judge it yet, we go in with fresh herbs, go in with a dressing, and we pour that over. >> i think that looks delicious. >> the flavors are phenomenal. look at the colors of that. just look at the colors of that. ryan, have a little taste of that, my friend. >> feed me. oh, my baby. >> talking about really good -- >> really good. >> thanks so much. >> fantastic. >>> just

we'll put a few cal mattie olives around it as a garnish. and if you want a little pip men toe on top -- pip men toe on top and fresh herbs. >> doesn't that look beautiful? >> great falls, it's just a fabulous restaurant. it's like a little french chateaux. >> are we going to do this again? >> we're going to do this again. >> happy birthday, howard. coming back and visit us at 5:00. >> thank you. >> how old are you, howard? >> old enough, jc. >> can we see your i.d., please. >>> take care. >>> thank you, chef.

something riyadh denies and so the first time there have been deaths at protests in the country and mattie activists are thrown behind bars political analyst professor ebrahim lucia says saudi arabia may be a one of the loudest critics of syria but uses similar tactics at home. well so that rabia is not on the supplying arms it's also financing the western backed insurgency in syria and it has its long arm playing games in other places including lebanon and several countries in the gulf as well so so the policy and. as is extremely supportive of western aims especially in the games in the arab homeland i think it's funny that they should speak about his so-called dictatorship in syria when you know if we apply the same measures to so that be elections or having different political parties or if we repress or you name that we find that so that. far behind syria and many other countries in that aids and. a series of taliban bombing and shooting attacks across afghanistan is killed over three dozen people including children in the past two days on sunday six american soldiers died when their

for you case double dip recession leaves mattie's struggling to make ends meet with soaring daily costs made worse by wage and benefit cuts. but the son of britain's of late things could be said to get even worse we've got all the latest build up in just a moment. and as greek finance has deteriorated to the country's national is that are reaping the benefits of chaos with race hate crimes on the rise. in the russian capital you're watching r t i'm marina joshie welcome to the program tough negotiations are expected in moscow between the main syrian opposition alliance and russia's top diplomat the syrian national council hopes to persuade foreign minister sergei lavrov that russia should help them out president bashar asad a moscow wants to hear whether rebel forces are committed to a peaceful solution while it's now gets more on this from parties there's a coffee this morning out as you know on the surface it looks like the signs have little common ground but what can we actually expect from the talks. but unfortunately it's personally that lack of common ground that makes any sort of

country's legislative body was dissolved last month by the military which later to control saying matty lawmakers were fraudulent elected. hundreds of fisherman have clashed with police in northern chile over a new law but as traitors burned tires and threw stones at officers who responded with water cannon and tear gas protesters say the legislation restricts their fishing boat was spotted who says those four large scale companies are also angry about rising fuel prices. for the spanish prime minister has unveiled more staring measureless targeting social security and unemployment benefits and raising taxes or a thirty billion euro bailout package from the euro zone by the end of this month the decision comes as coal miners joined by styles of supporters arrived in madrid to protest against government cuts a massive demonstration against the removal of mining subsidies will take place later on wednesday. now some u.s. states struggling with a tough economy have come up with a solution booze and blackjack they want to offer more drinking and gambling to fill the coffers but as liz wall

he is the ceo of a biotechnology company, mattie will be a freshman at harvard. they're passionate about cooking. >> my mother is a fantastic cook and i learned a lot from her and i went to cooking school. >> we cook together a lot at home so it's an extension of that. >> always looked cooking, made started coong when she was five. >> she tuned into into martha stewart. they renamed the restaurant marco polo after the explorer. it's an asian italian menu. >> take traditional chinese herbs and blend them into italian recipes. >> lining adding invery or bamboo shoots. >> they have been filling the restaurant nightly. >> for them, it's about boning g and it actually led to a job. >> the chef had been applying at several restaurants. >> he invited the guys who ran the restaurant to watch him cook me and had a kitchen, he cooked. really good food, and he got a job. >> it's back to the read world after this, david's company is awaiting fda approval for a prostate cancer drug. made macs for university but they have memories. >> to be able to make people happy is fun. >>

. >> as matty shows us his old bell to talk about training for his first-ever 5k. >> he has never done that before. exercising is a big part of the new lifestyle. each of them used to fill three plates and the buffet line. an entire meal consists of less than 1 cup of food. >> that is phenomenal. thank you. a brief scare this morning for halle berry. this happen on the set of her latest movie and los angeles. the trip to the er was a precaution and berry is doing just fine. >> marquette smith made it to the final four on live with kelly coast to coast cohost contest. unfortunately she was voted off this morning. to give a heartfelt good buy after the decision was made. >> thank you for your support. all my friends colleagues family -- thank you for getting me this far. [applause] >> too bad, we are disappointed. now it is time to get down to three remaining men. one will be eliminated based on votes online. >> way to go marquette. somebody will give her a break somewhere. but see what is coming up at 6:00 this evening. >> a local terror suspect believed to be the individual who inspire

he is the ceo of a biotechnology company, mattie will be a freshman at harvard.hey're passionate about cooking. >> my mother is a fantastic cook and i learned a lot from her and i went to cooking school. >> we cook together a lot at home so it's an extension of that. >> always looked cooking, made started cooking when she was five. >> she tuned into into martha stewart. they renamed the restaurant marco polo after the explorer. it's an asian italian menu. >> take traditional chinese herbs and blend them into italian recipes. >> lining adding invery or bamboo shoots. >> they have been filling the restaurant nightly. >> for them, it's about boning g and it actually led to a job. >> the chef had been applying at several restaurants. >> he invited the guys who ran the restaurant to watch him cook me and had a kitchen, he cooked. really good food, and he got a job. >> it's back to the read world after this, david's company is awaiting fda approval for a prostate cancer drug. made macs for university but they have memories. >> to be able to make people happy is fun. >>

. >> his name is mattie. >> this is matthew nash, a 36-year-old musician, screen name sugar davis. he drove about an hour to get here. >> how are you doing? >> not bad. >> good. >> nash was told he was chatting online with a 13-year-old girl. he talks about getting naked in a hot tub with her, smoking marijuana, and putting oil all over each other's bodies. that's apparently why he has decided to come inside. >> come on in. are you excited? yay. i'm excited. >> yay. yeah, i'm -- it was definitely a long drive, you know, coming down here. >> did you bring any weed? >> mm-mm. >> no? >> no. >> why? >> you didn't bring your drums? or -- >> no. >> why don't you have a seat over there. >> no. >> i need to talk to you for a minute, sir. >> uh-uh. >> outside the long beach police are waiting. at the processing center investigators find condoms, baby oil and a vibrator in that bag nash was carrying. and he tells the police he's married. >> how long have you been married? >> 13 years. >> ever been caught doing this before? >> no. >> got any kids? >> no. >> is she aware of this type of behavi

it wasn't until governor morrison james mattis and finally cracked this idea of the independent president to use go to the american people independently. now why do i need to go all that long to get to this question? because i believe that a four year term offers tremendous stability because the american role can feel very comfortable about assessing a president after four years. he said for years. you don't have to be accountable whether he's had an adequate opportunity to show us what he can do. and secondly in this referendum presidential politics come you don't have to worry about the guy in the wings. he's only got four years. how much damage can he do? suppose it was six years and after a year you realize this guy was incompetent or worse. you've got five years. that will generate civic anxiety, which can be destabilizing. i think before your term term -- i equate it -- pardon me for going into the analogies in the book. i got slammed by reviewer on amazon about this, but i kind of compare it to 90 feet between bases in baseball. that gives equilibrium because all of the talent, run

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would you do with general mattis and get back to me about that? >> i would. i do not know his views on will find and get back to you spent i would appreciate if you would find out before we vote. now, trainers, the piii is been a good airplane. not -- i need a tuneup i think. i think the efforts to get a new train -- new trainer keep moving to the right because you have budget problems. .. difficult if not impossible is that correct? id performance is very difficult? and if you're talking about fourth or fifth generation that will allow you to be trained for those fighters is that correct? >> it makes it difficult. >> about the air guard air reserve writing you given an excellent answer and i will be the first to say the air guard and reserve including the air guard and the air force reserve just wanting to be within their means and acceptable ranges. final comment to each of you. do you agree that the congress does not get a handle on tricare and health care costs that are growing exponentially. the department defense budget but you're going to have to make

at numerous hearings with general adam, who commands in afghanistan, general mattis, general of central command, this was their recommendation. this is what they said they needed in order to get us and get our troops out of afghanistan. which i think we all want to see happen as quickly as possible. certainly i can tell you that i do. we did not fund it totally because some of the plans were not sufficient or sufficiently considered. but generally this is what our commanders in the field, those responsible for fighting the fight, those responsible for leading our troops, this is what they tell us they need to get our troops out of afghanistan. and so i do object and oppose this amendment. i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from rhode island. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. mr. cicilline: i ask for the yeas and nays, mr. chairman. a recorded vote. the chair: the gentleman requests a recorded vote? mr. cicilline: yes. the chai

mattie, what did you do, you sprung into action? facedown at the bottom of the pool so i jumped in and got him up on my shoulder and keeping his head out of the the water and told cassidy to get mom. >> alisyn: your mom came out and i understand madison, she wasn't much of a help you had to basically tell her what to do. >> yeah, because i couldn't -- i could get him on to my shoulder and on the cement, i couldn't turn him over to get, like all the way out of the pool and she was screaming call 911, call 911 and i told her stop screaming and help get him out. >> you didn't have time to call 911, you needed to start cpr. >> alisyn: paul. what do you remember. >> last thing i remember floating around the pool nice and cool and i didn't wake up and didn't remember anything until i was in the e.r., so, i have to fill in for me. >> alisyn: yeah, of course, madison, how did you know how to do the cpr that ultimately revived your grandpa? >> because i took a baby-sitting course with the girl scouts, and during the video about an hour and a