>> we always loved meatballs.aking -- >> seth: all i'm doing is talking about the food you sell. >> and you are making -- >> seth: you said, "bigger than i'm used to handling." >> wow. >> seth: so you put me in an awkward position. i was making meatballs to scale. >> that look like this. >> seth: they're a little bigger. >> for 17 minutes, they come out looking like this. [ cheers and applause ] >> what makes a breakfast sandwich? a fried egg. right? >> seth: yes. absolutely. >> so you got the drop a fried egg on this meatball sandwich and that's really what makes it breakfast. >> seth: now, eggs would be in most of your meatballs, right? because there were a couple of eggs in there. >> we always have eggs. salt, breadcrumbs, eggs. >> seth: gotcha. >> and then the spice is what differentiates, makes it special. >> seth: at your shop you have different meats and different sauces. >> 54 different meatballs and 5 sauces that are rotating. the whole idea is you choose your own adventure, mix and match, make your perfe

#show us your meatballs. we run out of meatballs. >> feels padilla forget about it. >> i would've thought it would have been ham. >> the really ought to be a a law against something testing that's good. my god. ♪ bill: what does it say to you? do you know the governor better now? >> i mean,, i'm not going to say my opinion on this. bill: actually, that's what your paid to do. so i'm asking you your opinion is that is why you are here. he has already been introduced. bill: i have an idea, let's try it again. >> hopefully we can say the things that you are thinking i feel an obligation to be a voice that is not shared and heard often enough. some criticism of the cost associated with the report. one of the hard things for&j me is to have the say the thing that might not be polite. i can't believe your willing to say something like that. >> i have to say i disagree or be ♪ bill: got it? >> we don't go on because we are ready. we go on because 1130. >> live from new york. >> live from new york. >> check out the 1

>> show us your meatballs. >> i no that you guys have a long list. fire us up.s your meatballs. ♪ >> workers dropped the hammer, no more sorority fraternity parties for the rest of the semester. maybe maybe they ♪ >> come on. that looks good. >> a growing number of lawmakers are distancing themselves from senator robert menendez. a big contributor to a lot of democratic candidates. they are thinking of returning the money or giving it to charity. indicted on 14 counts including conspiracy to commit bribery. >> being posted all over new york city encouraging residents to move to detroit created by a trio of people. not only trying to promote the business. >> workers not -- workers met with fraternity and sorority leaders and drop the hammer, no more sorority or fraternity parties for the rest of the semester which is only about three and a half weeks. they they can't host parties were they provide the alcohol. i went this morning. right off right off they're. i thought more people would want to sound off. about a half a dozen and no comments. bill: they have been

. ♪ bill: hank, show us your meatballs. >> mirabella meatballs. >> you get thrown through a loop. ♪ >ryone. ronica here chasing governor christie across the state and beyond. well, i am outside of the us department of state where the governor just let us question-and-answer session. >> the number one place were in the midst of energy renaissance. we develop them not only for each country's own internal but also. >> what do you make of the remarks? give me your thoughts and for all your updates you can follow me on twitter @chasingrohan >> if you're in the market that will be available for purchase. auctioned off by the ocean county office. bill: what is the minimum? >> $100. >> these are making me thirsty, bro. this limited edition for $1. get them while they're hot. bill: what's that? welcome to philly. >> the tuesday edition of show us your meatballs. it's a #. if you want hit us up on twitter or at chasing the news. going south from our headquarters in the philadelphia. mirabella meatballs on walnut street. >> look at that. >> a lot of people come here. >> bring your own bottle of

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they're saying it's 1/10 or 1/30 footprint of the meatball.ead a stat that adults have vegetarian meals. >> it's a winner. ikea sells a billion dollars worth of food. it's only 5% of their total sales. they're in it for selling furniture. but basically it's in the gravy. you put that yaifgravy on anything and you could sell it. >> i'm starving. i need meatballs and a slurpee and maybe an apple watch when the price come downs. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> new concerns over safety in the skies. we're learning that two months ago the faa stepping up its oversight at united airlines. citing violations that it called, quote systemic. trace gallagher following this story for us. trace, what did you find out? >> grech nl, this did not just start with the faa cracking down on united airlines. it started with united airlines cracking down on its pilots. in january, the airline sent a letter to its pilots in essence telling them to get their act together following a series of safety events and near-misses. yuntded complained to its pilots the

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chicken meatballs will be added in a few weeks.ion customers a year. >> i didn't know this was a big thing. >> swedish meatballs in ikea. you clearly have not been in ikea. >> i have but not to eat. i went to pick up a rug or something. >> you go buy your stuff and then the cafe. >> i go home. i didn't know people stuck around. >> there are cookies and drinks. >> i didn't know. >> yeah. the elderberry little -- it's like a thing you put in to a martini or margarita. >> they have a bar at ikea? >> it is not a bar but a flavored thing you put in the water. >> if there was a bar -- >> concentrate. i need concentration. >> i'm lost. what does it have to do -- >> at ikea you can get all sorts of good things. smoked salmon. >> let's go for the meatballs and the elderberry. >> swedish fish. >> swedish fish. >>> if you are looking for something more substantive, feast your eyes on the schwab. >> oh, boy. it is offered at a stadium of minor league baseball team the fresno grizzlies. it is a hamburger with tons of toppings including a grille

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i have the meatballs. he's going to show us how to make the best meatballs anywhere.rick, i put a little ricotta inside. the onion i saute first. then i use a panko. parsley. >> had isthis is fascinating. you're reverse engineering the greatest entree i've ever had. >> after having a meatball sub. >> you can't have enough meatballs. i feel great. >> what's the one key of the meatball you have to make sure to get it moist or mix pded right, whatever? >> for me it's got to be very moist, the meat is not chopped too fine. it's got to be fresh. >> as you're cooking, i want to bring on another man here who has a signature feature of the restaurant. that is a massive block of parmesan cheese. each one of these costs $700. they're flown in from italy. when you sit down they come and tear off a chunk on your plate. >> i actually would take that guy down to take that piece of cheese home. >> it's unbelievable. i didn't realize it costs $700 but it's worth it. so you've mixed everything in there. >> we roll it. >> how do you size the meatballs? >> it's all by hand. each one is

you can't be a meatball denier. you have to have meatballs in your life.. one point of pasta, six servings even if you double it up you're under 1,000 calories and that's a huge portion of food. we're going to make meatballs, which is all about the love. you have to work it in there, and then you make the meatballs. i like them a bit smaller. you put them on a sheet pan. we're not going to fry them. we're going to bake them. it doesn't take long. >> so therefore you're cutting down on calories. >> we're not frying anything. we're adding cheese at the very end. you could have these great ingredients, but it's a matter of when you put them in. >> you cooked the spaghetti ahead of time now you put that underneath -- you can use obviously other pastas. >> yeah. the meatball fin cooking in the sought themselves. >> how long? >> this is not science. as long as it takes. 5, 10 minutes? how many glasses of wine are you going to drink? it's all about drinking wine as you cook. you probably know that. >> you are a wine guy. >> we have some -- two super red wines, on

so the burritos, italian spaghetti and meatballs. so what happens is this book tries to make you think twice of, like, what it means to be american, right? that in fact you think of it... you may think of it as something foreign, when in fact people in china, you know, or maybe even in mexico, whatever, don't recognize this food when you show it to them. you know, fortune cookies, of course, is the canonical example, and hence why my book. >> hinojosa: speaking of fortune cookies, well, you did write a book called the fortune cookie chronicles, inspired by this story about fortune cookies and lotto ticket winners and the fact that all of these people had won this huge lottery. >> 110 people came in second, march 30, 2005. >> hinojosa: and it was all from numbers that they got. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: okay, so we're going to open... now, these fortune cookies... >> those are special. those are not your typical... >> hinojosa: these are not your typical... >> vanilla fortune cookies, right? >> hinojosa: these i would eat, i have to be ho

so the burritos, italian spaghetti and meatballs. so what happens is this book tries to make you think twice of, like, what it means to be american, right? that in fact you think of it... you may think of it as something foreign, when in fact people in china, you know, or maybe even in mexico, whatever, don't recognize this food when you show it to them. you know, fortune cookies, of course, is the canonical example, and hence why my book. >> hinojosa: speaking of fortune cookies, well, you did write a book called the fortune cookie chronicles, inspired by this story about fortune cookies and lotto ticket winners and the fact that all of these people had won this huge lottery. >> 110 people came in second, march 30, 2005. >> hinojosa: and it was all from numbers that they got. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: okay, so we're going to open... now, these fortune cookies... >> those are special. those are not your typical... >> hinojosa: these are not your typical... >> vanilla fortune cookies, right? >> hinojosa: these i would eat, i have to be ho

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show us your meatballs and ready for veronica. ♪ bill: a councilman in brooklyn not too happy with theaign that is on the subway. >> it's a battle of women and who is sexiest. when you go on the new york city subway there covered over with plus size models wearing lingerie with the #i'm no angel. the biggest issue is brooklyn city councilman this is the residents have complained to him that they are out there with their children. children. the jewish community and feel offended that the children have to be exposed to these images. >> the issue is now at the ads but the placement of the ads. a ads. a residential neighborhood and you're walking on the street with your five -year-old. pointing pointing and says hey, what's that. that's something you normally have been exposed to. that that is what we are concerned about. >> i spoke to a woman and asked her what she thinks about these pictures. they are so funny. you have all these big girls. >> i also spoke to another woman who said she loved the ads so ad so much that she put pictures on her cell phone of the model. >> at 1st i was shock

from pasta to chicken to fish fresh fish the of the day, you know, meatball. >> of course. >> meatballsing, you know? >> do you like it here? >> yeah, yeah. >> good people? >> good people. >> nice and quiet too. >> well, because they close the road, they close the bridge for the train so they close the road, you can see they close the road. little quiet right now. >> well, you have to go a little out of the way. but his food is fantastic. >> thank you. >> good to meet you my man. >> mama's in mt. laurel. >> yes. >> it is casino of out of the way, you never know the food was so unbelievably good. he is so concerned because the road is closed because of the bridge, will go on for two more weeks. go out of your way to support this guy. really cool guy. >> for sure. >> and spending more time in mt. laurel. let's get to jen spring fling pep role. >> i absolutely, not only do we have scott and lucy, weaver bob and madison bob's caught here goes there, good morning. >> good morning. >> bring it, baby. he does the morning announcements on friday. and he's rocking the house. we'll be right back.

meatball will be added. 50 million eat at ikea each year. >> you like slurpies? in for a sweet 7-eleven has a new promotion. bring your own cup and you fill it up. including bowl, bucket, kettle, giant mug, whatever you want it has to at this time in a designated 10" cut out in the store with karens clean, people, and cost $1.49 for any size slurpy. the promotion is saturday from 11 o'clock a.m. to 7:00 p.m. the go was drinking a slurpy out of a hat. a hat. a hat. >> how about a trash can. >> small trash can. >> very small. >> would you drink a trash can of slurpy? >> i would try. and grilled cheese day on sunday ...my meals are planned. >> what does that say about you? live doppler hd show as gorgeous day across the bay prepare for sunshine on the way and you can see dry skies. we will talk temperatures, some spots are chilly with napa and chairman in the upper 30s so you need the heavy jackets. 45 in fremont. san francisco is at 51 degrees. on the rooftop camera along the embarcadero, a quiet morning with flags on top of the ferrieding not waving that much. jus

then we ordered from the meatball shop. it was brought to us less than 30 minutes and it cost $8.re trying it out. >> what people say is that fee may be worth it because then you don't have to tip a waiter. think about it as a tip. >> that is a lot, though for some chicken. >> it is a lot for chicken. >> if you could have had meat balls, everything would have been better. >>> an american banker escaped from saigon but couldn't get away from the truth. >> you know john one of us has to go back and i just kind of pushed the steak away and said with tears in my eyes in a moment you're right, i know when you own a small business there's a never-ending list of small things to do every day. appointments... orders... deadlines... every one of them matters. so you need internet you can count on. verizon fios is really fast with 99.9% network reliability because when everything is running right, all those small things you do every day can turn into something big. team up with fios for this great limited-time offer. >>> in the center of saigon was a stay you of two soldiers what happened to

you know ikea meatballs are considered a cult favorite. still ahead, find out how the company wants to share them with vegans, too. plus how scammers are trying to steal your tax return before you even file. and as we get closer and closer to the cherry blossoms peak bloom, find out how you can keep tabs on the flowers without actually heading to the tidal basin. alison: "7 on your side" with a consumer alert now with one week to go before the tax deadline. taxpayers are balancing the books and accountants are crunching the numbers. as jeff barnes reports, con artists are also working overtime. jeff: this time of year the u.s. tax code is put to work and thousands of these i.r.s. refund checks are going to crooks. >> the problem is that criminals have figured out ways to get access to people's social security numbers. jeff: crooks can use social security numbers of people who have yet to file their taxes but when the honest taxpayer files, the i.r.s. may have already sent the check out to a crook. >> perhaps, when dealing with all the frau

then we ordered from the meatball shop. it was brought to us less than 30 minutes and it cost $8.ut they're trying it out. >> what people say is that fee may be worth it because then you don't have to tip a waiter. think about it as a tip. >> that is a lot, though for some chicken. >> it is a lot for chicken. >> if you could have had meat balls, everything would have been better. >>> an american banker escaped from saigon but couldn't get away from the truth. >> you know john one of us has to go back and i just kind of pushed the steak away and said with tears in my eyes in a moment you're right, i know it. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court.

merlino, best restaurant in new york doing the meatballs. >> and tomorrow the air force academy aband, unbelievable show. miss it at your peril! see you tomorrow. >>> the rush is on. the administration said to be racing to release more gitmo detainees before congress votes on blocking the moves. presidential candidate marco rubio says we should be rushing to get more bad guys in gitmo, not rush them out. this is "bulls and bears" gary b. smith, jonas, john layfield and hadley keith and chuck rocha, welcome, everybody. gary b. siding with rubio or the white house? >> i have to side with senator rubio on this. i hate to boil it down to math but this is basic math because the white house makes the math arguments, so let's look at the other side. they're saying gitmo is too expensive, we need to close it down release the prisoners. give them a cost $400 million to run, a large amount of money. 9/11 cost total $2 trillion. my god, you could keep gitmo open what is that for 50 years and still not make up for one 9/11. these are the deadliest criminals that we know of brenda. we need to keep

i told you last night cruz christie has the heart made of meatballs. he recently sat down to do his best toni's soprano impression with pasta and politics. >> i say it is like going back to school because i learn things every day. >>. >> 1 pound of ground beef and heavy cream and italian bacon. he is getting in shape. number five. the u.s. postal service has released the new stamp that features a a quotation from a different person that says the bird doesn't sing because it has an answer because it has a song. that is wonderful but isn't hers schaede referenced in initiate interview over a memoir that did not include that line at all. because somebody else wrote it for'' luckily the stands was like this one. haters will hate that is what george washington told his troops were the upcoming kanye west. and neil armstrong was a wonderful world if you have been a weird stories feel free to use tweet me on instagram spirit today is the anniversary of kurt cobain says body being found but first marco rubio says he will make of big announcement. what could th

we will make meatballs. you mix the meatballs and i like it smaller. you are going to bake it.ve these great ingredients ingredients. >> you put the spaghetti ahead of time and under what you just made. you used other pastas? >> spaghetti is a great one. they finished cooking in the sauce. this is not a science. as long as it takes. five or ten minutes. how many glasses of wine. it's about drinking wine as you cook. you probably know that. >> you are a wine guy. we should remind people. one from tuscany. this is the kind of food that it goes with. this is perfect for this. >> perfect while eating with spaghetti meatballs. i will in a second. coming up next going down for real. flo rida performing his latest hit live in the studio. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> the hit flo rida cold 85 million singles and at it again a brand-new et called my house. >> always a place to be at my house. >> it is your house. it's a crowded house every time. we have people with a huge crowd in the studio. >> it's like wow. >> you have the new song and i think everybody has to know what it stand

if you ever had swedish meatballs you had this scandinavian classic. they explode with veracity and flavor and they make the world's finest preserve. it goes well with the vodka you will need to down for bunk beds. joe, how hard would you say i nailed it? >> you came close. the important thing is jam don't shake like that. the marmalade is from kangaroo squeezing. >> that was not -- what are your favorite jams? boo berry is a jam. especially from oregon. fresh off the vine. >> i grew up in jersey in a middle class family. i had welches grape jelly. you don't eat the jam. you jut smatter it on your naked chest. do you want to elaborate? >> no. i grew up with welches grape jelly. >> it is stuck to his nipple hair. >> coming up, nirvana by any other name? finish that one all the same. >>> all right catch me out on "outnumbered" on friday in just a few hours. and the net york returns with new episodes. and tomorrow night on the next "red eye" return appearances from tom shillue. remi spencer and thadius makes his return. >> e block. last story. that's the

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they will give shoppers a vegetarian version of the popular swedish meatballs.e calling it veggie balls. they will be made without meat and they plan to sell chicken meat balls later this month. this comes as more americans are buying vegetarian or vegan fooed. >>> a go-procamera goes on an adventure by itself. >> it starts out normally enough. mid way through the jump, it's kicked off the helmet and continues the jump solo. >> sails at a dizzying speed. whoo all the way to ground before coming to a thud on the grass. and was table to get it back to his owner. >> one bobcat in florida is not messing around. a photographer was able to capture this bobcat snacking a shark out of the water. don't know who was more shocked. the photographer or the bobcat. the animal dropped the shark and ran as soon as he saw it. >> abc 7 news app continues up. up next, ticket to poverty. new criticism of state traffic courts. are they making the poor poorer? >> and we'll see you at 5:00. in the newsroom with what's ahead. >> coming up new at 5:00 -- >> there's only one barrier left

this is from "meatballs." >> that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is this your own shirt orbe -- >> i wore all my own clothes on that movie. >> jimmy: really? >> all my own clothes. i did all my clothes and i did my own makeup which basically i got a suntan. >> jimmy: did you really did your own makeup? >> the first day the lady was doing my makeup, smoking a cigarette. she leaned in and burned my face. and i thought, i can do that well. you know? so i just got a suntan. >> jimmy: you've been known to, when you go into a bar or party, to jump behind the bar, start bar tending, serving people drinks. is that -- when you do that, do you take their actual orders? are you making them what you want to serve them? how does it work, exactly? >> well, you know, when you jump behind a bar, you're sort of an auxiliary helper. a first responder is really what you are. [ laughter ] >> you're there because the bartender's not getting it done quickly enough, maybe is overwhelmed by the experience. you try to help. but you want to get repeat business. sometimes you make them something a li

on a meatball scholarship. congratulations to the u.t. basketball team.aas. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: first of all what have you been up to so far this weekend? i lost touch with you after the plane. >> guillermo: i've been eating a lot. >> jimmy: eating, yeah. >> guillermo: enjoying austin. >> jimmy: show me what happened here. i saw this on instagram. >> guillermo: oh my gosh. yeah, i went to this place called towny lion. >> jimmy: what was that, you ate that? >> guillermo: no, that was just for the picture. >> jimmy: i see. don't you feel like you should be building to this? we're only on the first night here. >> guillermo: yeah, you're right. >> jimmy: didn't you go to whole foods in the middle of the night? >> guillermo: i did. >> jimmy: what did you buy? >> guillermo: i was like, i got to go healthy now. >> jimmy: healthy? i'm told, and correct me if i'm wrong, that you bought a chocolate easter bunny. >> guillermo: and two bags of potato chips. >> jimmy: eating healthy. we thought it would be useful to document guillermo's transformation th

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. >>> and big news about ikea's meatballs too.can use all top of the hour. >>> happening now president obama may be ready to sit down at the same table as cuban president raul castro. the two have already talked. the white house saying the two spoke by phone on wednesday before the president left to attend the two-day summit of the americas happening now in panama. that is where we have more live from the summit in panama city, panama. kevin, one big move predicted that could happen today -- the u.s. removing cuba from the list of the state sponsors of terrorism. do you think we'll hear about that? >> reporter: good question, eric. i feel like it won't likely happen, at least officially until tomorrow. i think everything says it will happen during this trip to panama by the president of the united states. as you can imagine, people will be listening carefully to how the president characterizes the cuban regime during his comments in panama city. he did take a turn away from his scheduled events making a little stop at the lock at

especially having to do with as an example a restaurant that serves meatballs. as an example.gs fiscal policy into the realm and people into the restaurant. so this problem may be an increasing problem going forward meaning that if we want to avoid prolonged weakness, fiscal policy will need to step up and there's some of the points made regardless of how low they are giving them hitting the zero lower probability and raising the importance of getting this right. so hitting this three by three grid with the monetary policy and the fiscal policy, with neutral and contraction. you have nine different possibilities there. in recessions and weak recoveries we want to be in box number one. we're both fiscal and monetary policy are pushing in the same direction. i argue that that is where we were in 2009 and 2010. in the book i documented these complementarity for actually quite effective with the output and there you really saw the one-two punch of monetary and fiscal working together. the fiscal policy quickly moved us where the fed was in growth mode. the fiscal policy due to aus

i rolled meatballs faster than them, i wul competition against my sisters.was enrolled in the culinary school in switzerland. he made his first trip to new york. >> i loved it. >> what did you love about new york? >> broadway bright light. the way i watched it on mtv, that was my view of new york and that's what it would look like. >> reporter: it would take six years for samuelssoning to return to the city of lights full time. within a year he was promoted to executive chef. >> you're still really proud of that one. >> am still but he taught me how to become the chef i am. >> those high end skills led to cook president obama's first state dinner but in the early 2000s he thought about his career. >> i thought about great food and cenk righting. you know i met maya angelou and she explained what it was like everything was next to each other. i was like there used to be a lot of vibrant res staunltss here. i thought, what if we could put that back on the map. >> reporter: in 2010 samuelsson opened red rooster on 125th street. it's a celebration of cuisine cul

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not every day is spaghetti and meatballs. get in there. look at her go. >> better aim, darling. a little bit? >> this is crazy to me. it's wet. >> i know i know. >> i have had stranger things in my mouth, that's true. [ cheers and applause ] >> so what's going on next here? >> so now you get the steak grilling cook it until whatever temperature you like, meadedium rare medium well. you get a meat thermometer. >> that's key what you're cooking. when you guess and you don't know you can really screw it up. >> they say that the zen master cooks by thought. but the paid professional chef uses a thermometer and timing. >> that's true. >> so here we have some roasted tomatoes. two cloves of garlic. we have the juice of one lime. that goes in. >> one lime. >> what is your winning strategy this year? this is your year to shine, i think. this could be a clincher dish. >> this could be it. >> there's two ways to win -- cheating and bribery. we have a little bit of chipotle which is a slightly spicy smoked jalapeno. it's the adobo itself. it's quite delicious and simple to buy. not very ex

i take you through a long example having to do with a restaurant that serves meatless meatballs, that's supposed to interest you in wanting to read about that. monetary policy sets the table fiscal policy brings people into the restaurant. that's my first point. my second point is that this zero lower bound problem may be an increasing problem going forward. meaning if we want to avoid prolonged weakness in recoveries fiscal policy will need to step up. this again gets to some of the points that ben made in the key note presentation regarding how low interest rates are and probably will stay for a while that gives the fed less of a per perch to come back down thus raising the importance of getting this mix right. look at the box in my first slide here it's a little 3 x 3 grid with monetary policy on the x axis and fiscal policy -- fiscal on the y and monetary on the x there just with growth, neutral and contraction. you have nine different possibilities there. we want to be in -- i'm sorry, we want to be in box one where both fiscal and monetary policy are pushing in the same direction.

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