. >> pita chips from scratch and our own special dip. today, i'll show you how. >> we all get tired now and then, but i'll tell you when being too tired is a warning sign of a more serious condition. >> i'll introduce you to some u.s. marines who really "band" together. >> so join us now for this week's "teen kids news." >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm siena. we'll start with our top story. [ school bell rings ] >> these fifth graders aren't going to gym or to lunch. they're on their way to a classroom with no walls and a lot of dirt. the classroom is a garden. here they're learning about planting and harvesting. >> kids just love coming out here and investigating and exploring, and we never know what we're gonna find when we come out here. >> today's big discovery was a pretty large praying mantis. >> mr. o'neil, i found it on a piece of milkweed. >> he's probably eating the milkweed bugs. >> but the main focus is on the vegetables and plants. >> can i smell it again? >> sure. >> [ sniffs ] i don't know. that sme

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there is pita people. there is pizza people. pita people-- round, like pita.what are you doing in my falafel? oh, i'm not neil gaiman. i mean, well... i am. but i'm your neil gaiman. i'm your inner neil, as it were. i still don't get it. well, this is a fantasy. here, this'll help. cue special effects! there-- much clearer. neil: don't judge your story. you've just started it. i know, but... circles and triangles? who's going to like that? you never know. you can't assume your audience are all squares. (chuckles) okay, scrap that joke. bit before your time. anyway, trust your heart. trust your story. okay, i'll give it a shot. mmm... delicious! sue ellen: once upon a place, there was a happy time when happy circles spun endlessly and beginninglessly. and there was no circle more circular than... the great contabulous! falafelosophy! small circles: ooh! nearby, the triangles gathered to argue their points. pointa-pointa-pointa point! point?! pointa, pointa! pointa, pointa! (all arguing) they were so consumed with their arguing that they had never noticed their

we did a pita sandwich that is popular. we take the two halves -- >> you need a giant mouth to do that. >> or use a knife and fork. we have rolled up some of the cheese. iki sauce.za >> it has cucumbers and lemon and garlic and salt and pepper, you can make it as mild as you want. eddie's an get it at or make it yourself with the nonfat yogurt. we do london broil with a lean piece of meat. it is one of the healthier cuts of meat. if you combine it with other things, you are not eating so much protein and fat. we will do a noodlebowl. it is one of my favorite things to eat. and ourour london broil products have been cooked off all ready and some are raw current. ediamame.d we'll start off with then sliced mushrooms which are shitakei, a nice hard-boiled egg that gives of the japanese touch. these are carrots and a little scallions, snow giving itame beans, a nice crunch. >> you are putting them over noodles but you can use any kind of noodles? >> r we useamen noodles or you can use angel hair pasta. this up fairly small. you

i don't want to sound racist, but that pita pocket might be a terrorist. that sound racist? (donaghy) this rich chestnut color is natural? [laughs] excuse me. whiskey, straight up. i'll have a white rum with diet ginger ale and a splash of lime. wow, i never would have pegged you for a university of tennessee sorority girl. well, you've got to pace yourself with these things. we go all night. that's good advice. unfortunately, i promised bill frist the next slow dance. i'm c.c. jack. nice haircut. sir, here's your nancy drew. for men, it's called a hardy boy. [traffic noise] hey, kk, how's it hangin'? very low, sir. very low. i lost something real important. you know what i do when i lose something? i yell real loud until i find it. so what is it that you lost? pants. pants! pants! pants! pants! pants! pants! how 'bout the sean johns? were you chafing again, tray? i don't think that's gonna help me find mr. donaghy's pants. well, did you retrace your steps? or go back to the drycleaners? yes, obvious twins. and i tried looking in the last place you'd ever expect. and, no, mr

toasted walnut and creamy white bean pitas, roasted red pepper, red wine and red lentil soup, strawberry pomegranate blender blaster. just wait til you taste the blender blaster it's like ice cream but without the extra calories and the extra sugar. it's healthy, it tastes fresh and delicious and it's easy to do, even when you are short on time. but what if you're really short on time and on money. what if for example you don't have the average $20 co-pay for a brand named prescription medication? i'll bet many of you take a prescription medicine. what if i told you that simple quick changes in what, when and how you eat might replace some of that medicine or make it work better. and that your fork, is as powerful as my prescription pad, whether i'm prescribing recipes or medication, would you be interested? let's start with how you store food. did you know that if you store a whole watermelon on the kitchen counter for a few minutes it has 40% more lycopene, the heart- and prostate-protecting antioxidant, and 139% more beta carotene, the eye- and skin- protecting antioxidant, than water

murder over a pita of 18 months. -- period of 18 months.s there any point in which there is self-defense for the people in the country who are being victimized? we all agreed that we have rates of self-defense. is there such a point that a government forfeits his obligations to its citizens they have to say somebody has to protect them from being killed and raped. that is a moral challenge. the security council does not answer. they should not be taken lightly. one of the big challenges for international activity in the next decade is going to be how do we deal with mass atrocities when governments cannot be reasoned with or sanctioned. i do not know the current mechanisms will be adequate. >> select questions. thank you very all for asking the questions. -- excellent questions. >> would like to thank all of you for coming. secretary chertoff, thank you for such insightful remarks. thank you for comment. -- coming. this was our first academic event of the year. we hope to see you and the rest. [applause] [captions copyright national cable s