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. >> we're looking for knife skills, organizational skills, focus, good mise en place, which is everything in its place, done properly, and, of course, appearance and taste. >> on the menu for this competition -- supreme poulet chasseur avec pommes chateau. or you can just call it chicken and potatoes. for a dessert, crepe sucre with crème patisserie and sauce au chocolat. don't speak french? this one's easy. you can call it mouth-watering. >> the crepe i just tried, which was done right away, was excellent. >> these kids love to cook, but now they're doing it with famous chefs looking over their shoulders. so, what does it take to impress a top chef? >> i say be really organized. you can't have 10 things going at once. just doesn't work. and there's quite a few really excellent students today. you can see they've got a plan. >> this judge knows firsthand the pressure these students are under. >> i came out of c-cap. 10 years ago, i was actually in their shoes, so i did this. i know how nervous they are. >> thiago now works at a trendy restaurant. he's an inspiration to the competitors who

. >>> estoy esperando mucho los mise miserables, de verdad que promete mucho. >>> apuntalo, van a estaras del dÍa. regresamos armas por dinero en california invierno arrasador en peruy decenas de peces salen de su acuarioque tal, les saluda felix de bedoutlas autoridades de los angeles calificaron de exitoso un programa que le permite a los ciudadanos entregar sus armas a cambio de dinero y tarjetas prepagadasen peru, torrenciales aguaceros registrados en la region del amazonas han provocado severas inundaciones cuantiosos daqos en la agricultura y cientos de desplazados.el estallido de un acuario en un centro comercial de shanghai provoco el caos entre los compradores y empleados de las tiendas, segun revelo la television estatal china.===mas esta tarde ♪. >>> estas son las imágenes del momento que un tornado con vientos de 135 millas por hora tocó tierra en alabama, las cámaras de un centro comercial detectaron la potencia del tornado. >>> hablando del mal tiempo una tormenta invernal sigue afectando el noreste del país, donde miles de residentes quedan en la oscuridad y las autoridad

. >> i think what is mised there is no real place where you can get decent income right now, you can'tuy bonds, you get 1 or 2%, you can't put in in the bank, coming back to something businesses those who make 300,000, i extended a conference, they put cars, and trucks on the road, education to be technology people, they 56 pick water leaks, if they have extra income they can get from star stock ma, they will buy another truck and fix more water leaks, if you don't need food or energy, you don't have to worry about water, but most people do need food and energy, you take water, you are depleting our source of water quite literally, and making it very difficult, there are people, that will directly be affected in the sense, people that bottom 20%, that have high school education that will not get a chance to be educated, and learn a technical still. neil: jonathan to those who invest, how would they be burned by this. >> they are all going to be burned. i think that president would have you believe investors, those who investor all you know scrooge mcducks just swimming in their big bal

without a deal, further from a deal unless it's happening behind the scenes we're mising, but if i'm missing something, it's potentially an awful deal that's disproportioned to your fear at the outset, steve, with tax hikes, more than -- more than dominating the scenes and very few cuts, then wha? >> yeah, yeah, and, well, you know, that would be terrible because that wouldn't be the balance that the markets are looking for and so forth. look, all of the concentration has been on the political side. who wins, loses, and, you know, it's the people in washington we're talking about. they are forgetting who they are serving and why they are there. you know, businesses, mn street, the markets are all says, look, guys, you dug a $16 trillion hole. the math doesn't work. you cannot tax your way to prosperity, and you can't tax your way out of it. the money is not there. you'd run the government for a matter of weeks if you seized all of the wealth of the wealthy so it doesn't work. you've got to have a balanced approach to this thing, and you got to have spending cuts, and in order to do t

about this afternoon, to study post traumatic stress disorder which we can produce rather readily in mise and in rat its. there we can learn about the genetics of it, about the neurosystems that are involved and a masesingly we can also get some insights into treatments that could reverse it in animals that can then be applied to people. so we're going to hear a number of different approaches to trying to help people with post traumatic stress disorders. psycho therapy groups as well at things that have come, farmco therapy that have come out of animals. so this is really a remarkable disorder in which not only do we have a very good understanding of what causes it but we're beginning to get some insight into how to treat it. so we're in for a very exciting discussion. because these are the people that have pioneered it and john is the person who has experienced it. >> rose: let me turn to mary stein,-- murray stein, give me an overnight adding to what eric said and the prevalence of it. >> so as dr. kandel mentioned post traumatic stress disorder is very common in our military personnel