pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever.hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking your up while you are eating breakfast with many interesting visuals once in a while. improvisation. listening or not to the person you're playing up against or people or machines. trying to get as many different people in as possible. different genres, experimental noise, electronics, dissonance some drums.a tiny bit of ambient -- the first noise pancake shows, 1999, the first waffle noise, 2001. god-waffle noise, noise pancake came out of cubist art, place on mission street, brutallo, where the church -- opened up his house and saturday morning cartoons. a big space. you can have everybody set up and barely move equipment around; small room for an audience to move around, walkover and get pancakes without getting burned up in the kitchen. there's like people in their hard-core gabber; people into really fast death metal; black metal. people who don't listen to music at all. guy like larnie bock (sounds l

go into panera, where you go, ihop, i love pancakes, the thing flips pancakes? care when you're paying people, you can't have that thing. that is really frightening. kirsten, you bring up interesting point, if it was already cost effective they would do it. >> they are not already been doing it because you don't invent a robot overnight. this is something they have been working on a while and thinking about. i wouldn't go there. >> this goes back to the united auto workers back when car companies began to use robots to do certain part of line work. exactly right. if these guys going to make money on it they will put a robot n i don't know how you tell a robot you want medium rare. >> you can't order medium rare at mcdonald's. >> first of you will you order anything at mcdonald's you would be in trouble. what a dump. >> comes down to the numbers that sandra brought up of the those are such good points. they're kind of scary if they will replace people. maybe if they raise the wage, there has to be some paper they sign you can't lay off x-amount of workers. >> we'

. >> my mother used to make pancakes.st ones away because then the skillets just right. maybe that's it for kids. you throw willie to the side. (laughter) you go with george where he left off. >> see how that works out. i like that. i'm the first pancake. right to the trash. >> that's right. (laughter) >> reporter: if willie is a pancake, i'm entering him in the pillsbury bakeoff. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> osgood: the buck stops here describes the job of secretary of the treasury to a "t" as former secretary timothy geithner knows. anthony mason sat him down this past week with some questions and answers. >> i timothy geithner -- reporter: when timothy geithner was offered the position of treasury secretary in 2008, he understood it would not win him any popularity contests. did you ever sort of look at it as a no-win job? >> oh, i was pretty confident it was a no-win job. >> reporter: geithner would help navigate the worst financial crisis since the great depression. to some, he became a hero who saved the economy. to others, th

no pancakes. bye everybody, "happening now" starts right now. jenna: we start off this monday with brand new fallout in the benghazi scandal and a push to get to the bottom of what really happened, before, during and after the deadly terror attack. hope you're off to a great day so far, i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. after the house voted to form a special committee to investigate benghazi, the 2012 terror attack that killed four americans including our ambassador to libya, some democrats are now blasting the decision calling it a political stunt designed to help the gop in the november elections and beyond but congressman trey gowdy, who will chair the panel says he is focused on the facts. >> what specifically do you want to learn from secretary clinton and how do you answer charges that one of the major goals of this committee is to hurt hillary clinton's chances for 2016? >> chris i have no friend to reward and no foes to punish. we'll go wherever the facts take us. facts are neither republican nor democrat, they are facts and if we over

we can't fear get about the pancakes. very important food group in my opinion.actually been doing very well. this whole notion of the all-day breakfast, americans just love it. what do you see for i hop this year? >> i think what you're going to see is a lot of work on the menu, a lost innovation which we're doing obviously at both brand. and i think as we begin to think longer term about what consumers want, we want to make certain that we're delivering to all guests at all day parts. we think there's a real opportunity to talk to millenials in a different way. their need about speed and access are different than perhaps baby boomers. so there's a lot of work we begin pursuing to that very avenue of, how do we think about delivering the experience but in a much faster way. we have ideas we're in the midst of testing. work on advertising, media, all of it is driving sales an traffic for franchisees which is exactly what we want to do. david: of all the people who are happy that this long winter is over, no group is happier than restaurateurs as far as i know. ha

i didn't want invent jerry lane, he wants to be there making pancakes for his wife.oh, zombies, i have to go around the world. it was a wig summer block -- big summer blockbuster movie. i didn't say, hey, that character which i didn't make up would never say that. so it was so different, it allowed me to divorce myself. am i worried or the that their going to change -- they're going to change my story is harlem hellfighters? no, and you know why? it's not my story. it's their story. i'm just telling it. and that's a big difference, see? world war z came from me. this is a true story, so i've just chosen to tell it. and because be it is a true story, limits to how much they can do. you know what i mean? like with world war z yeah, they changed my book, and they had to deal with a lot of angry book fans. but they didn't have to deal with the families of the real people from the book which they would if they changed stuff. so there's limits. plus, do you guys know about the movie deal? here's the irony of my career. all those years i told you about getting rejected? her

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a's like having pancakes or hamburger. we used to call it the omni berger.st had the right amount of and tomato. tasted great in toledo and in washington. it takes a long time to but that recipe together, and that's what we did. >> what we really did was we glorified who we were as opposed to trying to stereotype who we were. white, half chinese, and cheech is all mexican. >> 100%. [laughter] we used that. back in the day, you had jewish guys playing mexicans. you had the stereotypes. like a halfver been chinese comedian that i can remember. didn't relate to me as being chinese or white, just being a hippie. a long-haired hippie. audience just encompassed everybody. we didn't leave anybody out. tavis: what were the challenges of trying to break into a comedy circuit as people of color? they didn't want comedy in the hippie age. there were no hippie comedians. we didn't start off as straight comedians like george carlin and convert to being hippies. trying to get the club owners to just give us a chance. >> and we could play loud music and we had to. in fact,

he was making pancakes was one. i've given up a wonderful job for you because i love you. yes. to our zombies like to go around the world. and i have to check in with you everyday? i think my wife wrote that part. it was a big summer blockbuster movie. good for them. i didn't say hey, that character which i didn't make up would never say that, so it was so different that allowed me to divorce myself. am i worried that are going to change my story with "the harlem hellfighters"? no. and you know i? it's not my story. it's their story. i'm just telling it. that's a big difference. "world war z" came for me. this is a true story. so i've just chosen to tell it. because it is a tryst with our limits to how much they can do. you know what i mean? like with "world war z" h. in the book and had to do with a lot of really angry book fans. but they didn't have to deal with like the families of the real people from the book which they would if they had to change the. so there's limits, plus did you guys know about the movie deal? here's the irony of my career. all those years i told you

what about the guy who ordered one pancake ? oh, right. last of the big spenders. the man at table one says his oatmeal is cold. it wasn't when i served it to him an hour and a half ago. jess, i'm afraid your idea is not working. - give it a chance, victor. - look. that man is sleeping and nobody eats. those two ladies are sharing an order of toast. i'm losing more money than ever. uh-oh. here comes mr. sharp pencil. - mr. who ? - a figure of speech if you know what i mean. welcome to crossroads cafe ! mr. brashov. well, this wasn't what i expected. - it wasn't what i expected, either. - how's that ? oh, nothing. let me show you to a table. here. please, sit. can i get you anything ? oh, a cup of coffee will be fine. here we are. a nice fresh pot, too. mr. brashov, are you aware that there's no one eating ? why hasn't your waitress brought their orders ? i don't know but i'll find out. oh, i'll go with you. katherine, where are the customers' orders ? - they're on the tables where they're supposed to be. - no, i mean the food orders. oh, the food orders. they're co

equities, that is stocks, and fixed income, that is bonds ergo >> the dax changed by zero, flat as a pancake. euro stoxx 50 also barely moving, finishing the thursday session at 30 to 44. the euro a tad higher against the greenback, trading at a value of $1.3 602. >> argentina has reached an agreement to repay outstanding loans that read -- that date back to its debt default in 2001. when srs still owes nearly 7 billion euros -- buenos aires. >> argentina will make a first payment of just under 500 million euros this summer with annual payments following that. argentina hopes the move will help it reentering world financial markets. this time, every year, a german city presents the charlemagne prize. >> this year, it was awarded to the european council president. ukraine's prime minister spoke to thank him for his support. moving onto sports now, tennis superstar rafael nadal has moved a step closer to defend a case french open title. >> the a's-time champion cruised to victory against a young gun from austria -- the eight-time champion cruised to victory. germany's andrea petrovich also adv

:00 a.m., in the dark night of the soul, you never know who will come by and say, let's get some pancakes we choose louis c.k. >>> thanks for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com. don't forget "20/20" tonight. david muir will be here all weekend. and just a shoutout to the kentucky derby. my old kentucky home. excited to see a new champion this weekend. and to all of you, good night. >>> tonight a jury reaches a verdict on a major case of technology theft. >> you're going to hear from a 3-year-old vallejo girl. >> a local boat rental business falling victim to its own success. >> and live for a debut of the hook up truck the name says it all. it could be coming to your neighborhood, soon. >> apple wins another round in court tonight against one of it's biggest rivals. >> two giants have been facing off in san jose court for months suing each other, each claiming the other stole it's technology the verdict is in. apple wins, or does it? david? >> this is a complicated case where two giant smart phone makers the trial began in march and lasted through pril. now we're getting the verdi

. >> i've heard chunky pancake batter. would that be a fair assessment? >> some people have compared it to that. something like a cake batter. we purposely made it a very neutral flavor because people like to add in their own flavors. you can imagine if we gave it a very strong flavor people would get tired of that very quickly if they're consuming it on a regular basis. >> in the introduction scott mentioned feeding the world. but who is this for? is this for people in western countries, for us, or people -- >> is it for coders who are really, or the poor guy? >> we want it to be for all of that's people. right now it's primarily people who are chained to their desks, who want more efficiency. >> hopefully not literally. >> you know what? funny you bring that up, the week said food substitutes are not a boone for the future, they are the glut of tyranny. we've never had any tyrannical features on. you're tyrants -- >> they always say at bloomberg they wheel around carts of this elaborate food so you can't possibly leave and like yours is just deliciousry

the small pancakes like blinis, then caviar. this looks like winter. salted cucumber with honey. with beet root. and this is a muksun. this is a whitefish. whitefish frozen and you can eat it raw. >> thank you. i'm hitting the caviar and the blini. >> maybe some more vodka. >> thank you. >> and your smile makes it feel like it's water. >> what do you think? what is the perception of mr. putin these days? after 14 years he's in power. >> my perception? you really want to hear it? >> i'm not sure, but let's see. >> a former midlevel manager in a large corporation, short, i think that's very important. short. who has found himself master of the universe. and like a lot of short people, if you piss them off, bad things happen to you. he likes to take his shirt off a lot. >> let's be serious. i mean -- >> he strikes me as a businessman. >> he is. >> a businessman with an ego. okay. so he's like donald trump but shorter. >> i think my friend needs some kind of booze. to you, comrade. like this, you know. >> you can have that one. i'll get the other two. >> ooh. mm. i'm serious about yo

with small pancakes like blinis then caviar. this looks like winter. salted cucumber with honey. with beet root. and this is a muksun. this is a whitefish. whitefish frozen and you can eat it raw. >> thank you. i'm hitting the caviar and the blini. >> maybe some more vodka. >> thank you. >> what do you think? what is the perception of mr. putin these days? after 14 years he's in power. >> my perception? you really want to hear it? >> i'm not sure, but let's see. >> a former midlevel manager in a large corporation, short, i think that's very important. short. who has found himself master of the universe. and like a lot of short people, if you piss them off bad things happen to you. he likes to take his shirt off a lot. >> let's be serious. i mean -- >> he strikes me as a businessman. >> he is. >> a businessman with an ego. okay. so he's like donald trump but shorter. >> i think my friend needs some kind of booze. to you, comrade. like this, you know. >> you can have that one. i'll get the other two. >> ooh. mm. i'm serious about your one-week stay in russia. i want you to enjoy ev

small pancakes. this is beet root. and this is one is white fish. >> thank you.'m hitting the caviar. >> what is the perception of mr. putin these days? after 14 years he's in power. >> my perception? >> you really want to hear it? >> i'm not sure, but let's ais. >> former mid level manager in a large corporation. short, i think that's very important. short. who found himself master of the universe. like a lot of short people, if you piss him off, bad things happen to you. he likes to take his shirt off a lot. >> let's be serious. >> he strikes me as a businessman. a businessman with an ego. he's like donald trump. but shorter. >> i think my friend needs some kind of booze. to you, comrade. >> like this. >> i'm serious about your one-week stay in russia. i want you to enjoy every meal. i hope you'll get something new positive to learn and share around the world. that's my mission. >> okay, new experience. >> this is not new for me. i go way back with this. i plarched on the pentagon with my dad as a kid. >> seriously? >> yep. >> it's physical and brutal today. >>

making a really fun dish which i found out when we were kids we would make her strawberries and pancakes it. >> that's what a good mother does. she just chokes it down. >> she would rather you clean the house. >> right? >> yes. she did her rendition of this. tell everybody what we're going to make. >> we're making red velvet crepes. >> oh, yum. how do we do it, mom? >> jump into the frosting real quick. go ahead. you want to -- we're going to add a little lemon juice. >> so der >> to what? >> cream cheese. >> looks good. >> vanilla. >> that was perfect. >> lick ricotta. i caught it something else. and stir this up. >> go ahead. >> there you go. >> what we do is we get the filling done with a little bit of powdered sugar over there too. hoda, take this away. we're going make a crepe better. you take the eggs, melt some butter on the bottom, a little bit of milk. add a little bit of water. you're doing good. >> thank you. >> we have a little sugar. a little bit of salt. good job on the filling. >> what we do now, we add flour. here is the hint. a little cocoa powder. then a little bit of r

no pancakes. bye everybody, "happening now" starts right now. brand new fallout in the benghazi scandal and a push to get to the bottom of what really happened, before, during and after the deadly terror attack. hope you're off to a great day so far, i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. after the house voted to form a special committee to investigate benghazi, the 2012 terror attack that killed four americans including our ambassador to libya, some democrats are now blasting the decision calling it a political stunt designed to help the gop in the november elections and beyond but congressman trey gowdy, who will chair the panel says he is focused on the

this time, however, his biplane pancaked on the tarmac. >> the focus of today is the factual documentation of the on-site -- >> reporter: they are investigating. the mayor described the 77-year-old pilot as a lifelong friend, not only to himself but to the community. >> it's hard for the family, but it's hard for all of us on the coast. >> reporter: he couldn't keep back the tears as he described andreini. he says his construction company has paved nearly every road in town and laid nearly all the city's water pipes and that he would have didn't anything to help a neighbor in need. >> if we're thinking we're down-and-out, we just need todi things he does for people. >> reporter: he says eddie was a guy who always had time to share his love of aviation. >> he would take kids out and let them climb in the plane and got a kick out of sharing the love of aviation with people. that's what he was all about. >> reporter: there are some great videos of eddie andreini's flying on his website. eddieandreiniairshow.com. >>> thank you. still ahead, making computers pay. the first of its kind idea that

it takes a team of three officers to serve this breakfast of pancakes and grits. >> the inmate mighteak it or stab it or you know, cut it, slash it. >> it reminded me of, you know, feeding vicious animals. it was a particularly creepy experience. >> we found a much quieter and calmer atmosphere when we shot on death row inside the river bend maximum security institution in tennessee. but correctional staff warned our producers appearances can be deceiving. >> as you see here, it's real quiet. what that leads to is complacency. that is the worst enemy of a staff person working on death row. >> while most of the inmates here play by the rules, our crew is told there was one especially dangerous exception. >> he has cut two of our officers here, slashed the throat of another inmate, set fire to his cell. pretty dangerous inmate. the most dangerous inmate we have here right now. we have to treat him with extra caution. he will hurt you any opportunity he gets. >> that inmate, convicted killer henry hodges requires a team of five correctional officers to escort him whenever he leaves his

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frozen pancakes, yes! waffles and french toast and cake mix.ells fargo like the pinnacle is a dominant player right in the center of the grocery store. this allows hillshire to catch more space in the supermarket aisles where food companies are duking it out in a trench warfare where victory is measured by additional feet or inches of shelf space. the food space is about as challenged as you can get. something campbell soup showed us with a very disappointing quarter. there are price wars galore in every aisle, soup, meat, you name it. deals must be done to drive growth. otherwise, you just can't get enough from promotions or new products. beyond that, pinnacle will help hillshire reduce its dependence on meat-based products. don't you think they have a lot of meat? these can be vulnerable raw costs from the cost of live stock. pinnacle gives them more exposure to the health food categories that hot dogs and cake mix badly needs. this is an interesting juxtaposition to fatness. hillshire said the deal can give them $140 million over the next th

they're look forg a healthy fruit topping to put on the pancakes so we're one of the key providers ofducts. >> that's an example. i figured it is the same sugary supery stuff. people don't use that anymore. >> not anymore. they're a healthy alternative so we're providing that. >> are the farmers getting with the program? they are on a global basis. in north america it is a little tougher. the transition to organic growing has been a little bit slower. especially in the granls that we handle. the soy, the corn. those are primarily genetically modified. >> but here you have sesame see seeds, ethiopia. >> we can have those sources of supply, bring them to our markets, north america and europe being our largest markets, and be able to supply the products. we don't source from one area. if a xlod at this is in two or three areas, we want to be in those areas so we can guarantee supply for our customers. >> last question. when we listened to target last week, they said it is not a fad. we have to have it. walmart moving in aggressively. maybe i should buy this or that. it will most likely c

the stock got pancaked the next day. falling from 53 to 50. ding dong the witch is dead. which old witch? the momentum growth witch. salesforce.com is dead. not so fast. premature. today as we waited with baited breath for jd.com to open salesforce started climbing in sympathy with traveller. salesforce.com has proven growth and there's no glitches to the picture. just had him on. the next day things went bad. here's the nuttiest thing at all. salesforce went up today for the same reason it went down yesterday. because it's adopted a philosophy that the customers must be won over with excellent technology and great service so it has to spend money and give out stock to get the best people. yesterday we hated that. sent that bad boy down three points. we wanted companies that are tight fisted buying back stocks and returning money to shareholders because they don't have the type of opportunity that they can spend money to dominate. today, we wanted companies that have huge opportunities and need every penny to address them. salesforce.com up three. of course once salesforc

like last night he tweeted, "hey, michelle obama, having eight pancakes, you better stop me. #kindofwishyouwould. #realtalk. #lonelytalk." then an hour later he wrote, "laying on the floor in the oval office, oval is a funny word. oval, uval. #legalizeit." which is just -- [ cheers and applause ] i don't know. it's a weird one. here's another tweet. "somebody should start a a tinder, but just for friends. #notkidding. #idswiperight." [ laughter ] that's a good idea actually. then he tweeted, "just peed in all 35 bathrooms. #dehydrated." [ laughter ] starting to get weird there. and then finally he wrote, "just texted putin 'you up?' #desperate. #bestfrenemies." [ cheers and applause ] we're best frenemies, you guys. bffs, best frenemies forever. guys, it actually seems like everyone is betting right now. you've got march madness happening. in fact, i read that basketball fans are expected to bet $2.5 billion on it. of course, i don't plan to bet that much, because i've got a a ton of coin riding on billy dee williams winning "dancing with the stars." [ laughter ] there you go

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. >> we've got a delicious breakfast of lemon blueberry pancakes and all the frills.oth two super moms. we love you, maria. we love you. >> thank you so much. >> george, back to you at the studio. >> oh, my gosh. well, i guess emeril has outdone himself again. that was just -- we're all melting over here. maria, congratulations. fabienne. so great to see and look at all those babies behind them. >> i know. >> it's just absolutely beautiful. and i love the fact that we kept this from maria. she had no idea and so deserving. both of them. >> not easy. she has an integral part in our show every day. >> a lot of secrecy over the weekend. a special thanks to crane and canopy for the bedding. ginger, if you're ready, can you handle the weather? >> did you say your mother is a neonatal nurse? >> neonatal nurse practitioner. that one hit me hard. that's pretty intense. and she's right. so many nurses and doctors and so many people that are mothers that do the double duty and that means so much. so happy mother's day, mom. we should do a whole week of mother's day wishes to al