buen apetito. >> mimi: una salsa deliciosa lista para comer. >> hombre: dejame ver eso. >> mimi: con mick: y la verdad es que es tan facil de manipular que lo van a usar todos los dias del aÑo. >> para todas las comidas, como en este almuerzo rapido y delicioso que hecho con sobras. aqui tengo un pollo a la plancha que me sobro de la barbacoa de anoche, le pongo unos trozos de manzanas, unas pasas, y un poco de mayonesa... >> ah, ah, ah-- para darle un poco de sabor, mi especia favorita, un poquito de curri. >> no puede dejar de usarlo... [risa] lo pongo en su lugar... y miren, tritura el pollo, corta las manzanas, y mezcla los ingredientes, todo al mismo tiempo, en cuatro, cinco... y seis segundos. >> en menos tiempo del que se tarda en tostar el pan. >> y aqui tienen una ensalada de pollo gurme, recien hecha y lista para servir. >> mick: y es un almuerzo hecho en seis segundos... >> si la cena fuera tan facil. >> ja, si, la cena es mucho mas complicada. >> muy bien, pues se hace asi: colocas un par de dientes de ajo, unas dos cucharadas de mantequilla, un poco de queso parmesano, y

retreat mimi caught up in spirit while news of the rebel retreated to france was greeted with a warm there's more western support but here in benghazi there is no compromise only the demand for gadhafi to go saying we will fight. the war is going to be reporting from going guys the media. also to come in the program the latest in our russia close observers. there is no tell exactly where card will live in. here anything that could possibly. be russian. exercises just. take a look at how the earth prepares to greet explorers returning from orbit. and the stars of politics and show business flops that's all in london on the first president to sell. in japan the operation to make the stricken from the sheema nuclear power plant safe and they were trying to cover the damaged reactors with high tech resin which will then dry out and vent radiation leaks but rain is hampering their efforts so full of radiation in. the city is now about one half thousand times higher than the. safety agency has recommended twenty kilometer exclusion zone around the site why didn't the operator has failed to

that's also something that is likely to be discussed today or image reporting there from london and dr mimi from the institute of islamic political thought says although libyan rebel representatives held fringe talks in london there's still disagreement between those deciding their future. some of the members of this international coalition. have already discounted gaddafi and his regime and recognized the leaders of the rebels as the legitimate representatives of the libyan people and i remember that this started with a very limited mandate to impose a no fly zone and then very quickly progressed into bombardment of the gaddafi forces in order to fill the balance in favor of the rebels or the revolutionaries and now there is talk about removing gadhafi altogether and this is not something that everybody agrees on or everybody has a clear vision as to how it could proceed and i think one of the signs of the lack of consensus is the fact there representatives of the rebels although they are in london have not been invited to the meeting and that just shows that there is no agreement to recog

mimi hall? >> thank you, mr. president. just to follow-up on libya and also a budget question. you say you're concerned, but is gaddafi staying an acceptable option for you ever? and my question on the budget is, there's been some criticism from members of your own party about your leadership on negotiations on spending. and i'm wondering given that if can you talk about where you stand on a three-week c.r., on longer term priorities, and what you would and would not accept uncut? >> back to the gaddafi question, as i said before, it is in the united states' interest and in the interests of the people of libya that gaddafi leave. and we are going to do -- we're going to take a wide range of actions to try to bring about that outcome. when you say, is it ever acceptable? i think what you're asking is, are we going to engage in any potential military action to make that happen? and as i said before, when it comes to u.s. military actions, whether it's a no-fly zone or other options, you've got to balance costs versus benefits. i don't take those decisions lightly. but let me be a

. >> we had mimi on the show and she trashed you. >> i saw that.t that, in my opinion, is pretty embarrassing, because i just can't imagine a woman behaving that way in public. but, you know, things have changed. i wrote an article for uptown magazine this month on shame. people are allowed to say and do what they want to and they get covers of magazines sarltd as a of it. >> i miss shame. i miss guilt. i miss sin, all that stuff. >> the thing about this whole episode of the celebrity apprentice is they're selling it as good crazy. like everyone on the show they're portraying as a little bit nuts. >> i'm not nuts, but i am the bossiest person you will ever see on tv. i am bossy. they didn't show this. do you know i actually organized the team? the first thing i did when they put me as project manager, i assessed strengths and weaknesses. i had a whole flow chart in our war room. i said, these are the 12 things we're going to need to implore during this season. what category do you fit in? do you fund-raise? do you know how to use a computer? are yo

mimi hall. >> thank you, mr. president. just to follow up -- you say you are concerned -- is gaddafi ever an acceptable option for you? their have been discussions about the leadership negotiations. given that, how do you stand on the three-week spr? -- cr. >> sure. going back to the good of the -- get out the out -- gaddafi question, as i said before, the united states is determined that gaddafi should leave. we are going to do a wide range of actions to try to bring that about. it is never acceptable. i think what you are asking is -- are we going to engage in any potential military action to make that happen? as i said before, when it comes to u.s. military action, you have to balance cost versus benefits. i do not take those decisions lightly. but the be as clear as i can about the desired outcome from our perspective. that is for gaddafi to step down. we will work with the international community to try to achieve that, and we will be in close consultation with these opposition groups to see how we bring about this out

speaker, i want to say our thoughts and prayers are with mimi and their family. with that i yield back the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts. the chair recognizes mr. mcgovern for -- the gentleman is recognized for five minutes -- minutes. mr. mcgovern: thank you. at the end of january, the united nations reported that the cost of basic food commodfis, basic grains, oil, sugar, were at the highest level since the u.n. created its index in 1990. the bank's president -- the u.n. food bank's president said the food prices are 20% higher than just a few years ago. he warned the g-20 to put food first. these food price spikes have pushed millions to poverty. the lack of food security leads to political instability. food were the reason people took to the streets in tunisia. food and poverty were at the top of the list in egypt along with political freedom. there were major food riots in 40 countries. in may of 2008 my fellow co-chair of the house hunger caucus, jo ann emerson, and i were briefed by the g.a.o. about the lac

mimi hall. >> thank you, mr. president. just to follow-up on libya and i also have a budget question, you say you're concerned but is qaddafi staying, is that an acceptable option for you ever? and my question on the budget is, there has been some criticism from members of your own party about your leadership on negotiations on spending. and i'm wondering given that can you talk about where you stand on a three-week cr, on longer term priorities and what you would or would not accept on cuts, thank you. >> sure. going back to the qaddafi question, as i said before, it is in the united states's interest and interest in the people of libya that qaddafi leave. and we are going to do the a lot, we're going to take a wide range of actions to try to bring about that outcome. when you say, is it ever acceptable, i think what you're asking is, are we going to do, engage in any potential military action to make that happen? as i said before, when it comes to u.s. military actions, whether it is a no-fly zone or other, other options