puckett. here is a question from a guy called mitch at the university of miami who studies middle east history. he talks about the fact that the book documents -- which i did not mention, that the jews were expelled from arab land. about a million jews. a million jews after world war two were expelled from german -- from air and land and to israel. all the money was taken. they emulated the iceland program. it says, do i support current deficits of israel's foreign ministry to include in future peace talks when addressing the issue of refugees 800-900000 jews of arab land. staying out of contemporary affairs of a tell you that at the time this occurred a half a century ago israeli foreign ministry said we will have to keep this if this progression of jews from morocco, libya, iraq, all these different countries in our balancing of peace, justice, and we enfranchisement in the middle east, as well. there is no question there are people who work every day to argue for their return property. i kn

. >> i probably hit about eight pucketts of balls -- buckets of balls before i came. >> i'd like to win terms of, you know, preparing for this or whatever, no. >> you just come out. >> have a good time? >> yeah. >> 10 to 12,000 people at this course alone are expected to watch them have a good time. you're looking at the newer course. kevin costner said he hasn't played this before. before this it was poppy hills. i want to show you this crowd. this is an interesting part of the tournament. those folks are fans. a lot of them have things to be signed. some of them are professional auto graph people. they have 10 or 10 posters and presumably sell them. one of the things that makes this tournament so fun is they're close. they will stop and talk. a lot of them, kevin costner, likes to find his actual fans versus those who try to make a business of it. regardless, everyone is really excited to be out here to play with this level of golfers and really talk to the spectators and the people who are out here for a good time. remember, this is a big charity event. gorgeous, gorgeous weather. i

>> i've always had pride in minnesota since kirby puckett and the twins won it back in the day.f the state. >> so what's up next for you? >> well, actually, i've gotten this -- used to this cold weather stuff, so i just got back from alaska, where i'm training for the iditarod. you guys got to stay tuned for that. >> we've got to get you to a beach. >> i'm down for that, too. >> all right. tyler mcgill, thanks so much. now here's erica. >> chris, thanks. the key to a really great dish is one special ingredient. and this morning, our focus is on roasted garlic. chef marcus samuelsson is owner of red rooster harlem here in new york city. he's also the author of "new american table." he's here to show us what you can create with this versatile little -- is it a vegetable, the garlic? >> it's in the onion family. >> okay. >> and for us chefs in the wintertime, when we're sort of struggling finding great ingredients we always go back to garlic. i think it's garlic has real medicinal flavor to it, too. we all struggling with colds. >> feeling a little congested. >> guess what? that re