mustard. our friend is going to down two family sizes of mustard, 18,000 grams plus of mustard. >> so he sykess himself up and he starts. oh, and he's not doing well. right off the bat. >> ah! >> really struggling. >> he does get the first bottle down. >> see the bottom? >> here he goes with bottle number two. yellow teeth, yell ou mouth, tongue. i don't think you need to put mustard on anything for at least a decade. >> i don't feel good at all. >>> around the "right this minute" office, if there's one thing we like, cheese. >> i am here with the author of "great balls of cheese" where she gives you all different kinds of cheese ball ideas. in this video, she's going to show us how to make the owl cheese ball. you take your cheese mixture, you put it in a ball, refrigerate it for a couple of hours. when it's done, you take it out. that's when the fun begins. i take some cracker and attach that to the ball and then you take the slivered almonds. how clever. >> and some chips to give it. >> yes

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no more oriental mustard! ( grunting ) it's so embarrassing.making us wear clothes from goodwill. ( bart groans ) hmm. ha-ha! people died in those shirts. ( shivering ) hey, hey, hey. no outside suds! i'm sorry, moe. marge won't let me spend any money-- even counterfeit money! ( homer chuckling ) it's my money. i'm the one who earns it. drinking beer out of a thermos like an animal. ( door opens ) can you help me unload this soup from the car? there was a sale, so i bought 400 cans. marge, your penny-pinching rampage has gone too far. oh, honey, i know it's not easy, but we've got to put money away. you can't enjoy money when you're dead, so why not have fun now? don't you think you've had enough "fun"? last year, you spent $5,000 on donuts, $2,000 on scalp massages, $500 on body glitter... hey, i earn that money. while you lounge around here, doing laundry and putting up drywall, i'm at work busting my hump. oh, please. from what i hear, you waltz in there at 10:30, take a nap on the toilet, then sit around googling your own name until lunch.

the nerve agents plus mustard agent and lewisite, which are blister agents.t -- these are large and, faded stockpiles. these are large and constituted stockpiles. i'll miss all of the agent is in landmines, artillery shells, rockets, spray tanks, aerial bombs in kentucky. some of us have said many times, why in heavens name to the u.s. and russia produce all of this 19 60s,rough the 1950s, 1970s? they are enormously dangerous, leaking risky stockpiles. it is in everyone's interest to get rid of these weapons as quickly and safely as possible. the main goal is safe and sound and a reversible. >> paul walker, what about the and action between to michael weapons and nuclear weapons, particularly the thing at the released? thehe step up of syria to treaty is a major step. i keep emphasizing that. syria maintained its chemical weapons stock i'll, it said publicly, many times to defend against israel's nuclear weapons stockpile. egypt has followed the same suit. there is a linkage between chemical and nuclear weapons. none of those countries have ratified the biolo

a little horse radish and mustard.g. >> jimmy: no, you don't know. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> the glory of late night tv. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] just keep drinking. just keep drinking it. so we make this grilled cheese by taking a little grain mustard, a little horseradish, a little fontina. >> meredith: are we supposed to be doing that too? >> you should be trying to mimic what i'm doing. >> meredith: what are you doing? >> we put a little spread on there. >> jimmy: mustard and oil, what is that? >> it's mustard, horseradish, and extra virgin olive oil. >> jimmy: extra virgin olive oil. very good. >> then you put the cheese on. then you put it in the pan. [ applause ] >> jimmy: come on, quest. >> quest is a chef. he has his own restaurant and all this stuff. you know this stuff, dude, right? >> questlove: sure, sure. we got that? >> that goes in like that. >> jimmy: so, you make a nice grilled cheese. >> and then what you do is, you cut it like this when it comes out. and you cut it into what chefs think are f

we've successfully been to help folks relot but it's taking more and more mustards who kafrnt pay two or three bucks a square foot. the second piece is we seeing folks move sgoi adopt not bay view area. but down in that area the rent prices are more reasonable between $0.80 to 25 a square foot but because of the lack of activity we have a harder time placing people down there. even if that means google to replicate private shuttle services into the bay view of would be a great start. and here's the see success side another thing we do at sf made we help companies higher through fluoroscopic services we started an entrepreneurship program we're going to take folks from a nonprofit organization and proactively plaza them into jobs the first batch of kids come if the neighborhood. and i can take a neighborhood approach to it and take the neighborhood lens and look at it plaza kids specifically in those neighborhoods companies this is concentrated out of belleview >> kate reminded me of one of my passions i believe entrepreneurship enormous in companies that make things. the real learning

so we have a whole many sort of push to engage the newest mustards. we had a round table before this and one of the things that came up was maker didn't represent what we do their associated with hobbies and by the time you get to our scale we're manufacturing companies and, you know, are we still part of the maker industry what part of that line got crossed. maybe the word maker is almost eliminating the bigger companies because they don't feel that's their community anymore. do you feel you've graduated out of that movement >> 3 of the core family members of our company met at or because of noise bridge which is a hawker space. and as a result we're the kind of people that talk about what does maker mean and for a while we almost started to dislike it because we saw it and thought these things are great but we want to be better than that. it's awesome that you're a home mom who is doing that amazing things with before me imbrodie things but the danger of using the maker blashlt term you lose the sense of theirs something beyond that. you're going on

look what happened with the mustard. gonzo! >> david arquette will be with us.>> and tomorrow is wine day wednesday. see you then. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. [applause] >> how are you folks doing? how are you folks doing? how are you folks doing today? thank you for coming. yeah. well, folks, you picked a good one to come to. i'll tell you, look. i always say we got a good show but today, a whole other level, folks. we've got the most perfect man in america in the house today. [applause] the new york daily news, they did this. recently named this guy mr. perfect. they did a survey of 9,000 women and he's got all of the qualities that ladies say they want physically and professionally. so here's what i did. i invited mr. perfect here to chicago so he could have a date with 10 of my single viewers out there. you know, you always say you can't find a good man. well, we did better than that. we found mr. perfect. [applause] plus later on, i got a big surprise for you. a few weeks ago i had a woman here who wanted her husband to st

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this is a mustard. this is a beach mustard. in three weeks, this is gone.> it's sour dough bread. it's a cow's milk butter that has not been churned all the way. it's called virgin butter. >> oh, god. >> this is amazing, huh? >> butter like this where you can pretty much taste what the cow ate. anyone who's milked a cow, this is a flavor of childhood. there aren't a lot of people left where i came from who milked a cow. >> this has become more important to what these guys are doing. a relationship also that they had with the farmers. >> this is soren's farm, but we always say our farm. we feel like it's our place. >> soren is his primary supplier of vegetables. >> look at the soil here. you see all the mussel shells? >> yeah. >> these are shellfish. >> like rene, he's not your ordinary dane and his farm is unlike the others around here. this used to be monoculture. >> yep. >> 15 hectares of just carrots. now what are you growing? >> between 120 and 170 different things. >> true, there are tractors and rows where potatoes and carrots grow. but much of what's

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sounds good to me. >> he made his own mustard. >> wow.a. >> here we go. >> that's a classic one. >> all my happiest moments seem to revolve around meat in two forms. that's superb. it's really good. >> don't thrill me when i eat that. >> only the moments when you look good. these onions are awesome. >> i think that's the way. you have to make something new. >> but respect the classics. >> the passion to present something on a plate that is delicious, also make sense of your own environment, something that is yours. >> come to copenhagen, noma for lunch, john's for dinner. >>> just across from noma, located in a converted houseboat, an entity separate from the restaurant. the place where rene set up to further ideas and experimentation. >> he is one of the guys in charge here. >> nutmeg is a bit of a hallucinogenic. leave it a while and see what happens. >> hallucinogenic fish sauce potentially? >> in theory. some of the things we are doing, they are pure experimentation for experimentation sake and it's pretty damn delicious. >> i like th

jacket and tie but it's got to be like a little size too big and like a mustard stain here. they turn into sports writer in the '60s. >> bill, honestly, i don't know how to ask you a question for this story given what you think is appropriate work attire so just go ahead. >> i pretty much dress exactly the way buck just described. i will say this. >> you wear flip-flops. >> i wear flip-flops because i have horrible bunions. >> yet you wear flip-flops so we can see them. >> because it hurts. i don't want to get into the problems with my feet. in the 21st century, the only dress code should be clothes. if you're working from home, after a while you forget about things. sigh you're in the middle of a freelance article an you hear the doorbell and you're porky pigging it. you tip the guy extra because of what he had to say. just wear clothes. the mustard stains won't be on your shirt. >> even if google people would say something. >> what about hair is natural color? how weird is that? >> that's so offensive. >> it says a natural color. >> oh! >> you can dye it but you can't dye

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that is to say the chemical weapons agent itself, the sarin, the bx, the sulphur mustard is stored in bulk. in the case of their sarin stock people, it's stored in the form of the two binary precursor chemicals. that being the case the chemicals will be safer, less risky to move out of syria for destruction - an option which is under discussion. >> the u.s. hopes the weapons will be destroyed on schedule by the end of june 2014. hundreds of people fleeing syria are being turned back at the border. others are being deported, according to an amnesty international report. 2 million refugees fled syria since the civil war began in 2011. many call turkey, jordan home. 800,000 people are living in jordan. a critical deadline was met. fighting on the ground has not stopped. we'll hear a portion of the ambassador to syria - he's on capitol hill. >> a new ruling allowing passengers to use most electronic devices gate to gate. >> i know it's big news. host most of us are familiar with the instruction from the flight attendant - once the door closes, "please turn off electronic devices, they mus

back in new hampshire or still sitting in the doctor's office in the first episode looking at that mustardin! there's got to be an answer! use your imagination. >> stephen, please. >> stephen: keep typing, bitch! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org dee: i don't know. what do you think? it's kind of doing nothing for my hip area and making a mess of my boobs. you know what? why don't you go grab five more? look, we don't normally do this, but i think i'm going to need some proof that you're actually getting married. what? why? because you've been coming in here and trying on wedding dresses every saturday for over a year now. yeah, that's 'cause it takes a really long time to plan a wedding. don't get up all over my balls, lucy, just go get the dresses. when is the wedding? - soon. - where? - a church. - which one? - the nearby one. - the nearby one? the... right down the street. - which street? - spring. - what's your fiancé's name? - sam. - what does he do? - s-salt. salt? s-sea salt. sea salt.

you get two sauces -- hone mustard on the left, and barbecue on the right. and your chicken gets soft through the natural course of turning. and remember, it's hands at 10 and 2, mouth at 12. ( laughter ) when it's time for dejert de-- t ram into a telephone pole because your airbag is now apple pie. ( cheers and applause ). next up, as a proud male grocery shopper i'm shocked by a new article in the "wall street journal" the report that men are doing a greater share of the grocery shopping and meal preparation. even more shock-- this is not an article from 1952. ( laughter ) the good-- let's call it news-- is that the food industry is taking notice. >> just how manly is your food? they're injecting testosterone fuel marketing into their brand. >> one of my favorites is powerful yogurt. they felt the yogurt section felt overly female. you can see the bull horns promoting protein. >> stephen: yup, bull's horns. this yogurt is extra manly because evidently it's made from bull milk. ( laughter ) ( applause ) very difficult to acquire. but the bull will thank yo

but they are no longer cutting the mustard for mcdonald's. >> i'm surprised, did they make a deal withsomebody else? >> the world's largest restaurant chain by sales is ending its partnership with the catsup manufacturer, citing management at heinz, oh, the plot thickens, turns out they're partners with burger king. one could argue what is good for heinz is good for burger king, and that is not good for mcdonald's. but is dropping heinz really that good for sales? let me think. hold on, i'm still thinking. >> anticipation ♪ ♪ is making me wait ♪ >> actually it is not that big a deal business wise. mcdonald's has already reduced the use of heinz, only using it in two markets, minneapolis and pittsburgh. plus, it uses it internation internationally. so where is mcdonald's getting their catsup? it has a variety of suppliers, and most people will not notice the change. but mcdonald's is squeezing out heinz just as burger king promotes new french fries, and while many have tried and failed to launch the popularity of burger king fries, perhaps many hope that the catsup will help it catch up

back in new hampshire or still sitting in the doctor's office in the first episode looking at that mustardin! there's got to be an answer! use your imagination. >> stephen, please. >> stephen: keep typing, bitch! (cheers and applause)

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the country is believed to have 1,000 metric tons of mustard gas and sarin. >>> for almost four hours, lawmakers grilled hhs secretary kathleen sebelius. sebelius apologized saying she was accountable for the plagued obama care exchange rollout. she defended the overhaul, pledging fixes by november 30th. the site's problems are not the only concern. capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell has more. >> you deserve better. i apologize. i'm accountable to you for fixing these problems, and i'm committed to earning your confidence back by fixing the site. hold me accountable for the decackle. i'm responsible. >> reporter: sebelius admitted they failed to do enough testing before the october 1st launch. >> do you believe that two weeks was enough time to complete testing of the entire system? >> clearly not. >> reporter: beyond website issues, frustration and confusion over a promise made by the president. >> the president kept saying if you like your health care plan, you can keep it. is he keeping his promise? >> yes, he is. >> reporter: lawmakers from both parties complained that con