. >>> orange juice outrage. is there a secret ingredient in something you probably drank this morning? are you getting what you paid for? >>> and made in america. with just five days till christmas, whole schools and entire towns spring to action. to help create american jobs. >>> good evening. it is the world's most mysterious country. nuclear weapons make it one of the most dangerous too. so when the news broke north korea's dictator kim jong-il had died, president obama and other world leaders were braced for the worst. would the country collapse and war break out? tonight, nearly 30,000 american troops in south korea can be hit by north korea's missiles. what does kim jong-il's sudden death mean for them and for us here at home? so much depends on this man, kim jong-il's son and successor kim jong-un. but there are also many questions about him as well. what does he think? is he really in charge of the world's fifth largest army? must this young man, still in his 20s, prove himself by provoking conflict? our

>>> even if you aren't having a glass right now, there's a good chance you have a container of orange juicera for that 100% pure juice. but as abc's elisabeth leamy tells us, that pure juice is actually far from what it seems. >> reporter: the promise is that every glass is pure, natural, and fresh. >> nature. at work. >> reporter: and consumers pay about 25% more for it. >> it's as close to the grove as you can get. >> reporter: premium orange juice. not from concentrate. >> there are 16 fresh picked oranges squeezed into each carton. >> reporter: so you might think your orange juice is made something like this. but turns out that's not the case. typically, between the grove and the grocery store the oranges are crushed, then processed and pasteurized with high heat, stripping the juice of its flavor. then it's stored in million-gallon tanks for months. so to make it taste like orange juice again they add a flavor pack made from the by-products of other oranges. finally, it's packaged and shipped to you. alyssa hamilton no longer drinks orange juice after writing a book about how it's made

. >>> that 100% orange juice may not be as pure as you think. during the processing step, juice can lose its flavor. so many manufacturers have a flavored pack. while some are concerned about it not being 100% pure, the association said flavor packs are created from compounds, not orange juice but compounds that escape from the orange during pasteurization. >>> the leaves have fallen off the trees, so that doesn't mean in they're going. hundreds, if not gazillions of them are in the gutters and now it's time to check the gutters. >> reporter: rain gutters are your first line of defense to prevent water from coming into house. they will also protect your landscape but you ned to take care of them. >> if you're not leaving -- cleaning your girths once or twice a year, you could have problems. >> reporter: gutter guard can help. you should inspect them once a year to make sure they're in good condition. part of the inspection means looking at the landscape. >> see if there's washout due to the gutters above. they could see sagging girths. in the ra

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so they had fresh-squeezed orange juice, and i said to dad that stuff is really expensive, let's get the boxed stuff, and he reached down into my shopping cart and picked up three very expensive bottles of california wine, and he said i guess the money you saved on orange juice will help pay for these. [laughter] kind of put it in perspective for me. >> but he must have been very proud. >> he was proud. but, you know, he was not immodest about it, and you could not ask my mother about me without her saying my son bill lives in colorado, he runs a restaurant, my son mike, he's a marine, he lives around the corner. they just didn't play favorites. and my father, when i first got to have some kind of public celebrity, somebody once asked him, he was at a gathering at the elks club in our hometown, and somebody said are you related to tom brokaw, and my dad looked at him and said i think he's a cousin, i'm not sure. [laughter] >> another aspect of your book that i'd like us to talk about is -- which i didn't really know is the incredible importance you attach to what one might call an en

heart patients may want to drink more orange juice. keeping >> your high blood pressure -- >> keeping your high blood pressure at day. we will let you know how we will let you know how conditions are at the a when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i could use all the help i can get. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on multigrain toast, even whole-wheat waffles, for a breakfast that my kids love and i feel good about serving. and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk, and a hint of cocoa. it's quick, easy and something everyone can agree on. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. >> good morning. it is the day after christmas. we do have some clouds. temperatures are staying mild. temperatures in the 40's 4 lows so far. a departing weather system is going to leave us in pretty good shape on the east coast today with lots of sunshine. down in atlantic, 56 degrees. west of georgia, a new storm is developing. we will deal with that tomorrow. dallas may get so

cart and picked up expensive bottles of california wine and he said i guess the money you save in orange juice will help pay for these. and pat put it in perspective for me. >> he must have been very proud. >> he was proud but not immodest about it and you could not ask your mother about me without her saying, my son bill runs a restaurant and my son mike lives around the corner. they just didn't play favorites, and my father, when i first got have some kind of public celebrity, somebody once asked him -- he was at a gathering at the elks club, and somebody said are you related to tom brokaw? my dad said, i think he's a cousin. i'm not sure. [laughter] >> another aspect of your book that i'd like us to talk about is -- which i didn't really know -- is the incredible importance you attach to what one might call an enlightened form of philanthropy. philanthropy plays an important role, and by that i mean foundations such as one of the ones i'm particularly attached to in this city, is the robin hood foundation. >> right. >> and you talk about it as -- in a way a model. the robin hood foundation

they had orange juice. i said to dad that stuff is expensive. let's get the box stuff. he reached into my shopping cart and picked up three expensive bottles of california wine and he said i guess the money saved on orange juice will pay for these. that put it in perspective for me. >> he must've been very proud. >> he was proud. he was not in a modest about it. you could not ask my mother about me without saying my son bill who lives in denver's running a restaurant and my son mike went to the marines and lives around a corner. they just didn't play favorites. my father when i first got to have some kind of public celebrity, somebody once asked him when he was at a gathering in our home town, are you related to tom brokaw? my dad says i think he is a cousin. i am not sure. [laughter] >> another aspect of your book i would like us to talk about which i didn't really know is the incredible importance you attach to what one might call an enlightened form of philanthropy. philanthropy plays an important role. by that i mean foundations such as one of the ones i am particul

three extensive extensivecall bottles of california wine and said i guess the money you spend on orange juice will help pay for that. [laughter] >> he must have been very proud to the estimate she was proud and you could not ask my mother about it without saying my son who lives in denver was running a restaurant, la some, like, lives around the corner. the just didn't play favorites in which my father when i first got to have some kind of public celebrity somebody once asked him when he was at a gathering in our hometown somebody said are you related to tom brokaw and my dad said i think that he's the cousin. i am not sure. [laughter] >> another aspect of your book that i would like us to talk about is which i didn't really know is the incredible importance you attach to what one might call and an enlightened the form of philanthropy. philanthropy plays an important role in by that i mean foundations such as one of the ones i'm particularly attached to in this city is the robin hood foundation in you talk about it and a way the foundation would do well to expand in many different cities. >>

the first in the orange juice. the first and cocoa. >> you're not just the breadbasket, you are a whole growth restorer. but brazil did not put the b into brics on agriculture alone treated as iron ore, other minerals and recently struck oil. but the real game changer for brazil lies the other side of the world from the modernist capital. the key is the high price of commodities. that's down to the rapid industrialization of china and india. this vision of economic harmony is not apparent to most brazilians. cheap chinese imports are squeezing out of local products because the commodity boom has driven the brazilian currency through the roof. >> i think if we are not careful, china will es and after that india will come. house brazil going to compete with china? brazilian heavy machinery is going to disappear unless there are measures taken. >> for the mollen, brazil continues to grow, 3.5% -- for the moment, brazil continues to grow. the bric nations represent the fastest-growing countries in an otherwise stagnant

." >> i can make myself some orange juice at home for much less and enjoy it more. >> reporter: now, dr. blum believes we need to revisit the science. in the meantime, she says american beverage makers can use what she calls a safer alternative like they do in europe, where bvos are not considered an approved additive. >> squirt. >> squirt. >> i'm sorry. [ laughter ] >> they're great once in a while. >> and remember the sugar. don't overdo for another reason, the sugar. okay? >> okay. >> holidays. >>> one of the smallest babies ever to survive could go home soon. melinda was supposed to be born today. she came into the world 16 weeks ago in l.a. only 9.5 ounces, kim. doctors gave her no more than a 2% chance of survival. 2%. they say she is doing well, could go home on new year's day. she is believed to be the third smallest baby to survive after birth. wow. >>> an alarming number of infant deaths in the south bay is prompting health officials to launch a sleep safety campaign. three infants have died in santa clara county this year because of unsafe sleeping practices. that's accord

you got to wait you haven't destroyed the economy enough you've been slave the people that are orange juice is still affordable our gas is still affordable we can still afford most of our shirts and a lot of people you know have jobs keep killing the jobs and food deflating the money francis fox pivot and who claims to be on the left who says we need riots like that in america are dangerous there are an awful lot of people in america that would like to exploit those mistakes equal number that would like to bury them and forget them to people really want to destroy it. well people like clapton pivot. francis i've got death threats from glenn beck mentioning me but he was really well once against you and the results seem to been pretty to met dramatic can you tell us what happened when beck went after you repeatedly on his t.v. show and on his website well he had been going after me for months before i even found out about it i don't listen to glenn beck. but. couple of people came to my house to interview me claiming they were students at western michigan university. and. i said ok and i sai

so they had fresh-squeezed orange juice, and i said to dad, that stuff is really expensive, let's get the boxed stuff, and he reached could be and picked up three very expensive bottles of california wine, and he said i guess the money that you saved on orange juice will help pay for these? [laughter] kind of put it in perspective for me. >> but he must have been very proud. >> he was proud, but, you know, he was not immodest about it, and you cannot ask my mother about me without saying, and my son bill is running a restaurant, my son mike went into the marines, he lives around the corner. they just didn't play favorites. and my father when i first got to have some kind of public celebrity somebody once asked him, he was at a gathering at the elks club. he went to the cellings club in our hometown, and somebody said are you related to tom brokaw, and my dad said, i think he's a cousin. i'm not sure. [laughter] >> another aspect of your book that i'd like us to talk about is -- which i didn't really know, is the incredible importance you attach to what one might call an enlightened fo

against the labels for beef what's next is there is that brazil going to be going against the orange juice labels what what's going to be next so it's a very worrying precedent what is the impact of this on our farmers on our fishermen on our ranchers on the people who are producing food in the united states and i think you know both consumers and consumers want to consume local and you've got a lot of farmers in fishers that want to produce local that's good for the environment it's good for jobs there's a whole lot of different reasons people want to buy local tents crackers to you know if that's correct for the local economy but because of the way the rules are set up they're basically local and sort of an anti localism it's you know if it can be shipped from china if it can be shipped from halfway around the world then by god it's going to be shipped and if the consumer wants information to to make sure that they can buy local that needs to be challenged at the w t o as well so it's really a fairly ridiculous set of rules but it is binding on the u.s. and. what we're really looking for

through the supermarket and i thought i would show off my thrifty gene so they had fresh squeezed orange juicend i said to dad that stuff is really expensive. let's get the box stuff. he reached into my shopping cart and picket three expensive bottles of california wine and he said the money you save on orange juice will pay for these. that put it in perspective. >> he must have been very proud. >> he was proud but not a modest about it. you could not ask my mother about me without her saying my son is running a restaurant and my son mike went in to the marine that lives around the corner and they just didn't play favorites. my father when i first got to have some kind of public celebrity somebody once asked him -- he was gathering at the ellis club in our home town. he said are you related to tom brokaw? my dad said i think he is a cousin. i am not sure. >> another aspect of your book that i would like to talk about is -- which i didn't really know is the incredible importance you attach to what one might call an enlightened form of philanthropies. bird plays an important role. by that i mean

going through the supermarket and i thought i would show off my a chain if they had fresh squeezed orange juice i said it is very expensive. he reached down into my shopping cart picked up very expensive bottles of california whine i guess the money that you save and oranges will help to pay for these. [laughter] he had to put into perspective. >> he must have been very broad. >> he was but you cannot ask my mother about me without saying and my son bill runs a restaurant my son mike went into the marines around the corner. they did not play favorites. my father, when i first was a public celebrity, somebody asked him when he was at a gathering at the elks club some pacesetter you related to tom brokaw? he said i think he is a cousin. i am not sure. [laughter] another book of light to talk about this the incredible importance of that attaching what you call the enlightened form of philanthropy plant there be plays an important role and by that i mean foundations such as the one of the ones i am particularly attached to it is the robin hood foundation. you talk about it been away the model it wo

>> midori and orange juice. >> all right. >> you are the straightest human being i have ever made. >>tato. >> who cares? >> whoever sits in that chair. >> the wheels just came off the bus. >> it's your birthday and we want to spend a moment. >> "the five" for? oh, for "the five." >> guess what it is today, you guys? our 100th show! >> oh! [ cheering ] ♪ ♪ >> happy halloween. >> the one and only donald trump joins us on the phone. >> i have to admit, you have a great show. >> bob has gotten much nicer over the last month or two. >> that's because your daughters tried to sue me, don. >> what are you thankful for? >> i am thankful for another chapter, next chapter in my life. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's it for "the five." >> see you on monday. bob, the show is over. [ laughter ] >> eric: great job. >> very sweet. good job, you guys. producers, grateful for our producers. >> bob: we are grateful. most of the time. you really, it's true. also, you know what is happening? i'm not going to be here tomorrow. but -- i'm not here tomorrow because well, i'm going to be sleeping. i'm sorry. >> wow! >>

>> is it tomato juice, milk, cranberry juice or orange juice.e answer coming up later but if you want to take a guess now head to our facebook page fox 5 morning news back after the break 9:20 a.m.  >>> people in columbia's second biggest city are finally getting relief with an outdoor esculator in one of the poorest neighbourhoods it links people living on a steep hillside with the center of the city until now they had to climb hundreds of large steps just to get home the esculator cuts the 35 minute hike up the hillside to 6 minutes it used to be the same as climbing up a 28 story building. >> wow. >> crazy. >> making headlines in sport it is wizards opened the new abbreviated season against the nets at verizon center, washington jumped out to a 21 point lead but the nets kept plugging away and eventually went out ahead they would hold on and go on to win 90 to 84. the wizards will be in atlanta to face the hawks tomorrow night. >> dru breeze the all time single season passing king he now has 5,087 passing yards, for the season

i got another half gallon of orange juice. make it a gallon. take my sugar and take your juice, and you do this. let it sit for three days. when wine ferments, it emits a methane gas. it creates pressure. if you have it sealed airtight, it will explode. it might take two or three days, but it will go off like a bomb. what i do is this. i run my hose into a bottle of shampoo. when it burps, you know, exhales, it exhales into the bottom of the shampoo. the air raises up and nothing but shampoo smell comes out. which disguises the odor. officers can walk by you all day long and you never smell it. >> with his concoction in a secure location, he will give it three days to ferment into hooch. inmates might see hooch as a way to escape the rigors of prison. correctional officers know a more serious side. an intoxicated inmate has just been removed from visitation. officers succeed in returning him to his cell. but now, there's another problem. he won't let them remove the handcuffs. >> wait, wait, wait. hey, just let him go. let him go. let him go. >>

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you can use an alternative like orange juice. >> reporter: the fda has limits in place for arsenic andes and drinking waiter. for now, there are no standards. >>> bruce boudreau with a new job. the caps have w. a big match-up tonight. >> the redskin still riding high. we'll check in with the sports youngies after the break and we'll check in with mr. perkins and ms. julie wright as well to get the latest on traffic and weather. it is now 5:42 on this thursday morning. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- just $79.99 a month for two years with a 2 year agreement. this holiday deal is only for a limited time. so don't wait. get fios at this great price. act now and we'll add a special bonus -- $300 back. hurry, go to verizon.com/greatdeal. fios. a network ahead. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> that is neil diamond there entertaining a crowd up in new york city for the lighting of the christmas tree in

going through the supermarket and i thought i would show off my thrifty so we had fresh squeezed orange juice and i said that such as expensive let's get the boxed stuff and he reached down and he picked up expensive bottles of california wine and he said i guess the money you save on range juice's will help pay for these and the kind of put it in perspective for me. >> but he must of been very proud. >> he was proud but he was not an honest about it. you couldn't ask my mother about me without her saying my son bill is running a restaurant and my son like lives around the corner in the marines, and they just didn't play favorites. my father, when i first got to have some kind of a public celebrity someone went to ask him when he was at a gathering he went to our home town and said are you related to tom brokaw and my dad said i'm not sure. [laughter] >> another aspect of your book i would like us to talk about, which i didn't really know the incredible and importance that you attach what we might call an enlightened form of philanthropy and plays an important role, and by that i mean foundat

even so, some say if you want a citrusy drink -- >> i can make myself some orange juice at home for muchess and enjoy it more. >> reporter: dr. kim mulvihill, cbs 5 healthwatch. >>> from the cbs 5 weather center we finally spotted the next rainstorm and when it will move into the bay area. so that means snow heading towards tahoe. we'll pinpoint that day. but first off, if you are heading on out to the high sierra for the weekend, no need for the chains. always a good idea if you are going to be carrying them with you. we'll have your full pinpoint forecast coming up. >>> i have just been given information as to whether or not the raiders game has sold out. will it be on tv? and the steelers minus big ben. one on one with jim harbaugh coming up. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is. g >>> hope you're not done shopping. first it was black friday, then cyber monday and we have more. >> i don't want it

. >> i had a fire truck that i pumped orange juice to onto my mother mother's grapes. >> there's a theme here. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. >>> i'm ron matz. at baltimore city college. >> christmas eve will find you. >> where the school choir is getting ready for the trip of a lifetime. the story coming up, here on wjz. >>> long island serial killer. a key discovery that could help police track down the murderer. >>> surprise moves. jerry sandusky waives his right to a preliminary hearing. what he sayless after court. ,,, >>> it is just before 6:30. 41 degrees and clear. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. a surprise legal move by former penn state assistant coach, jerry sandusky. he waived his right to a preliminary hearing, meaning the case goes directly to trial. manuel gallegus reports for wjz. the decision spares a number of accusers from having to relive their stories on the stand. >> reporter: jerry sandusky told the outside court he would prove he is not guilty of child sex abuse. >> stay the course. fight for four quarters. we'll wait the

meanwhile, just ahead, a new use for vodka, not just for orange juice anymore. >> you can use it to freshenitems you can find around the house double as household cleaners, you're just cleaning and -- >> i was going to say -- >> steam cleaner once you have the vodka in you. it's a convenient excuse. >>> also ahead a face you have to love. take a look at this little guy, this is siku, a 1-month-old polar bear being raised by human hands. coming up, look at him. he's the cutest. coming up, exclusive conversation with siku. >> see who is cuter, him or your baby pictures. >> oh, no, please just don't show those ever again. >>> also help if you're struggling to lose weight from people who really know how it's done, the folks at "the biggest loser" are out with a brand new cookbook. just ahead delicious and healthy recipes you can have on the table in less than 20 minutes. >> she's rolling it in bacon, that cannot be bad. >> i'm guessing this is not part of -- >> well it's birthday cake. >> in the cookbook? >> i don't think so. that's all right you have to indulge once a year. >> naturally health

. - shock, my good man, a glass of your famous fresh-squeezed orange juice, and don't skimp on the pulp. - sure, danny. - hey, danny. what have we got there? - it's top secret. i can't tell you. - what, that you're dragging around...a painting? - shhhhh! it's more than just a painting. it belongs to the great calvero, and of all the people in the neighborhood, including you, he trusted me and me alone to deliver it safely to his door. - hmm. - ok. cool. - this painting was made by his brother bandini. - what is it? - well, there's a word for it which i doubt you'll know, but let's just say it's an outdoor scene with lots of grass and hills and trees. - a landscape? - yes. a landscape. very good. i was testing you. - [gasps] oh, danny, it's beautiful. - beautiful and dangerous. - oh. - dangerous? - well, this painting is magical, and if someone says a certain word near it, pah, they're whisked away into the world of the painting. - well, what's the word? - well, i'm not going to say it, but it's a tropical fruit. - oh, like a pineapple. - what happened? where'd she go? - she said the mag

shake with ice, 3 ounces of pineapple use, ounce of orange juice, boom goes in. little shake. then what's nice. this is a tropical drink, pineapple, orange, everything comes in. just love this. again great drink any time. you can see it is nice, frothy. >> oh. >> that looks good and refreshing. top with a little club soda. >> little fizz. >> get that fizz. finally, a little orange garnish goes in. and that's it, my tropical fizz. >> delicious. >> look it. >> a great one too, rob. real easy. fresca, cranberry juice. >> color. >> lime. boom, that's it. cranberry breeze we call this. >> not bad. light, refreshing. >> easy, good. >> absolutely. >> nonalcoholic. >> alcohol-free, fun, sparkling. >> want to add booze. >> actually, little vodka in here. delicious. >> so noted. >> finally twist on the peach and champagne. lemon-lime soda with pear nectar. pare bi pear belini. >> and very nice. quick, easy. if you like sweets. can't go wrong down here. >> sweet ending. sweet ending. all of these go with a little champagne or your alcohol free sparkling drinks. cupcakes any

new concerns about orange juice. for the last 30 years the f.d.a. edient to add more flavor to the pasture rised juice. some critics are concerned it contains harmful chemicals. glad they're telling us now. put away christmas cookie cutters and break out the broccoli. schools in western massachusetts are banning all sugary snacks from holiday celebrations this year. instead they are telling students to bring healthy treats, fruits, beverages and unsweet juices. superintendent says it's not about being politically correct. promoting a healthy lifestyle. get out the prune was, my kids love them. >> that's why i went to the gym so i could eat cookies the next seven days. >> you went to the gym? [ laughter ] >> clayton: one time every year. >> of everything that was said that was the headline. the take away. breaking news clayton went to the jim. all right, clayton, you can do it again. run outside in the cold. cold day across much of the east northeast. satellite radar picture shows it's very dry. few lake-effect snow flurries. few rain showers ahead of

is two of sweet and the other sweet i have, that one cup of orange juice one of cranberry for our sweet three of strong. >> are we also using this? >> yes, we are. >> what is this going to be the weak? >> that will be the weak. >> so let me make sure we get plenty of the weak in there. are we going to be able to try this? >> yeah. >> are you going to try it with me. >> i will. >> did i put too much of the weak in there? >> no, you put plenty. just right. >> oh, yeah. >> this is the punch we will put -- >> it is a party. >> okay. >> if you wanted to you can also put -- and the recipe on the website we put rum in this. >> oh. >> okay. this is really good. this is good i could do this. very tasty. you can find these recipes on our website myfoxdc.com brett hooked us up with all the recipes this morning back to you in studio. >> quote of the morning annie, wee, it's a party. >> that 13 lots of this -- that and lots of this ginger ail. >>> kevin mccarthy likes to talk to the a listers but loves to talk to the directors. >> he got to ask technical questions of the producer of the new mission

. >>> and in related news, orange juice comes from oranges. >> all right. >> you know that's true. -- that is a bit -- >> sometimes he'll take the mirror in the morning. >> oh. >> he'll do that and go, it's just not fair. true story. true story. it's just not fair. >> that's not fair. >> and he's talking about the political climate in many states around the world. aren't you, josh? >> thank you. >> go away, wingman. >> speaking up for the 99%. >>> all right. let's get to some pop news. let me save you. we know george clooney has a way with the ladies. but he also knows how to win over a dog. so, in the new "esquire" magazine, clooney says it was love at first sight when he spotted his rescue pooch, einstein. however, the shelter requires a home visit, before letting any animal get adopted, even if you're george clooney. clooney wanted him to like him. he rubbed leftover meatballs on his shoes. proving that einstein may not be as smart as his name sake. but he is lucky. >>> and look for david beckham to make a transition from soccer to the silver screen. if tom cruise has anything t

fresh squeezed orange juice. as said stella the stuff is really expensive. let's get the box stuff. he reached down and picked up three variations of bottles of california wine and said, i guess the money that you save and oranges will help pay for these. [laughter] that put it in perspective for. >> in less to been very proud. >> he was. but it was not immodesty. the data as the mother of meet with the author say my son of the restaurants, my other son is a marine and leather around the corner. adjusted not play favorites. my father, when i first got to have some kind of public celebrity somebody once asked him that he was gathering at the elks club. my dad looked and i said i think he's the cousin perry lahood. >> another aspect of your part that i would like to talk about, which i did not really know is the incredible importance they you attach to what one might call an enlightened form of philanthropy. philanthropy plays an important part @booktv a porter wrote, and by that i mean, foundations such as one of the ones i am particularly attest to in this city, the robin hood found

. >> and orange juice? the severity. >> in terms of the pills, do not go for the acetaminophen. >> which you find in tylenol. >> for a nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug, which you'll find in aleve, aspirin. >> and holiday fitness? >> we encourage you to work out. this is a game for wii. it's like bringing a party in your living room. it won't feel like a workout, i guarantee you. >> great ideas. there you go. sarah, thank you very much for being with us. that's going to do it for us. "fox news sunday" with chris wallace is coming up next. >> have a great week. if we don't see you, i have great christmas as well. >> bye-bye. merry christmas. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually se arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can pr

we put garlic, thyme and rosemary in a blender with some olive oil and orange juice which is going toacid. what are some other dishes that you guys offer here? >> like i said, lamb is a tradition, very popular here. we get all our lamb from virginia, and people lot of lamb. we also have dishes like i'm doing pasta on the menu right now, trying to keep four or five seafood dishes on the menu. right now, we have $700 truffle dinner. >> which costs $700, everybody. came from italy. >> this is cab annual here? >> that's brussel sprouts. >> oh, okay. >> what's this? >> this is peckreito cheese. and then we have pine nuts. what kind of dressing is this in? this is a citrus vinegar. we are just rubbing our marinade on the lamb. >> yep, yep. >> a little pepper, fresh pepper. any secret or tricks for viewers at home who might be preparing lamb for the holiday? >> what i want to do, the slower the better. you want to cook it to about medium. start at a high temperature so start it at around 400 degrees. you can even lose like, at home, you can use the broil feature on your oven and you want to

it's peachy and fruity and if you're making berlini you don't want to put 40 buck wine into your orange juicecome from the champagne region of france or otherwise it's sparkling wine. >> it could be from italy or america like this. brute we have here. $1 a bolts and affordable. same grapes but this comes from washington state. a little different sensibility and a lot less money. i think it's a little fruitier than the shame painship it's not quite as refined but still a nice bottle of wine for 11 bucks. >> have you a refined palate. >> i do, it's my job. >> what are you looking for when you take a sip of this than many of us are not? >> what you look for is first the bubbles you want them to be fine and delicate. generally when you -- the classic thing is coca-cola. huge bubbles and big foamy bubbles. prosecco fine bubbles and a refined mousse they call it. you want to taste it and have a sip and have it continue. >> of course. >> but, of course! >> now we have this. >> this is crystal. this is one of those famous champagnes and made by roederer. i've done this before and not a good idea to s

the vinaigrette is shall lot, lemon, salt, orange juice and sherry vinegar, some fennel seed and olive it nicely, and you have a really delicious, fresh salad. >> and colorful. and it sort of is a light item. >> yeah, all of the recipes are in the magazine or on our website or on the "today" show website. >> we have a minute left. >> okay. bread pudding is beautiful. day-old bread, brioche, salad, cele celery, garlic, mix this together, pour in the heavy cream. >> heavy cream? >> yes, the stock. whisk up the eggs. a lot of things. thyme. it's bread pudding. >> and sage and some salt and pepper. all of it? >> all of it in here. put it in a buttered baking dish, these go in two. and look what comes out. it's so beautiful. >> can i tell you something? that would be a beautiful presentation. >> that's what the pork roast looks like. i didn't even mention the soup, but this is just a leek potato soup. the brussel sprouts baked with cheese. it's a magnificent dinner. >> the salad looks beautiful. and then you also have this beautiful little -- >> yep, this is like a puffed pastry ring filled

a car going to the supermarket and i thought i would show off my -- so they had fresh squeezed orange juicei said to dad, that stuff is really expensive. let's get the box stuff and he reached down and my shopping cart in picked up three expensive bottles of california wine and he said, i guess the money that you save on oranges will help pay for these. [laughter] that put it into the perspective for me. >> but he must have been very proud. >> he was proud but you know it was not in modesty and you could not ask my mother about me without her saying, my son bill who lives in denver's running a restaurant and my son mike went into the marine said he lives around the corner. they just didn't play favorites. in my father when i first got to have some kind of public celebrity, somebody once asked him when he was at a gathering at the elks club. he went to the elks club in our hometown and somebody said or you read it -- related to tom broke out? by dfa, i think he is a cousin. i'm not sure. [laughter] >> another aspect of your book that i would like us to talk about is, which i didn't really kn