and it's going to rest in the refrigerator and then the freezer for quite a while.and the refrigerator and the freezer do two things: one, they sort of slow down the action of the yeast so you have plenty of time to make croissants without the yeast exploding on you, and more importantly, it keeps the dough very cold. and when you roll out croissants, you want the dough to feel like cold clay. and so keeping it in the refrigerator for two hours and then the freezer for 30 minutes gets the dough in just the right temperature to start rolling it out. and now, it is time to make our butter packet, because of course we're going to fold the dough around a nice sheet of butter. it's 12 ounces of unsalted butter, and what we're going to do is we're going to pound it... ... with a rolling pin, and this really gets it malleable and workable. we're going to take one sheet and pound the second one onto it, and then this third sheet. now, the interesting thing we learned here when we were doing this in the test kitchen is that it is much easier to do this with european butter.

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so when you open the refrigerator especially with the kids, they see these baby carrots, they take them out and enjoy them because they're great for us. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >> a little girl's dream comes true in the performance of a lifetime. coming up, the special meaning behind beyonce's tribute song "survivor." ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, credit and debit card users what does that mean for you? that story and more at five. a terminally-ill girl.. stan the performance of a lifeti ideo that's now go >>> target admits hackers stole p.i.n. numbers from debit and credit card users. more on that at 5:00. >>> a terminally ill girl performs in a show of a lifetime in a viral video. ♪[ music ] >> the girl named at a lon was up on stage with singer beyonce during a concert in las vegas earlier this month. it was only in the past few days that the video made its rounds on the internet. taylon was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. her dream of dancing with beyonce came through with the help of the make-a-wish foundation. >> goos

we are talking refrigeration -- refrigeration here. when the hens were no longer laying those same smart people would take the eggs out of the cold storage and sell them at a premium to restaurants, two hotels and all the people who could afford to pay higher prices for the storage eggs. to take that a step further we also had frozen eggs and those were sold primarily to baking companies for mayonnaise and later that was displaced by powdered eggs and eventually as we had increases, advances in technology, in animal husbandry, we now have eggs year-round. there is no longer any kind of volatility to eggs. you can go up to your supermarket and get eggs anytime you want as many as you want. over time frozen contracts were phased out and storage egg contracts were phased out. we know over -- no longer have a contracts trading at all the same applies to port belly futures. again advances in agriculture and in refrigeration tech knowledge he. pork belly stopped trading last year after a 50 year run. cattle futures. though still. i believe i

if it needs to be refrigerated make sure that it is in your ice box. >> inside, just to point out forou, we have spare batteries. >> very important. >> we have a little first aid kit. >> and lots of different kinds of batteries. and another spare flashlight. >> so, alicia what else can we do to prepare our homes for an earthquake so we don't have damage? >> one of the most important things that you can do is to secure your valuable and breakable items. make sure that your tv is strapped down to your entertainment cabinet or wall so it does not move. also important is to make sure that your book case is secure to the wall so that it does not fall over and your valuable and breakables do not break on the ground. becoming prepared is not that difficult. taking care of your home, making sure that you have a few extra every-day items on hand helps to make the difference. >> that contributes dramatically to the way that the city as a whole can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are able to control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors are doing the same the city as a

take a chill pill. >> go hug a refrigerator.." thank you for your patience. >> i'm going to try to forget that day. >> if it's way too early, what time is it? >> ordinarily it would be time for "morning joe," but the eagles with don henley will be here during the show. hotel california coming up. >> air abe ba goata too. >> no pink champagne on ice. as congress preps fair budget deal vote, the senate spends all night talking. we will also hear from wisconsin's ron johnson and why they are revising health care repeal language and whether bipart anship will go beyond the budget brokering. do the ads feel like they are made just for you. they just might be. deep dive into how microtarget is having a macro effect on where you live. more disturbing details revealed by the man who was signing

they're the size of are refrigerator. they're planned for this weekend. >> reporter: the international space station is about to undergo some repairs. they were forced stop science experiments. beginning saturday some of the six-man crew will be working outside. they had originally hoped to do a software repair. they decided they can't do that. they're going to stage two spacewalks, maybe three, a third one on christmas day, to simply replace this refrigerator sized pump module and put one onboard. this is not the first time a cooling system has been pulled down. >> in august 2010, the very same module the one they're having trouble with now was installed in three space walks. >> reporter: the problem has forced nasa to delay its scheduled launch of a supply from virginia. if this fails and the second cooling loop breaks down, it will be more than an inconvenience. >> if they lost the other loop, the crew would be forced to come home because you have to have cooling to get rid of the heat from all the electronics from onb

begins with kay >>> a bill congress did not pass may soon be hitting close to home as in your refrigeratorho looks out for us now? too and reporting from south africa derek mcginty found out why many south africans are now worried about their future. >> pretty nasty surprise in here. >> let me see. >> you're dropping them out on the ground there. that's not what you dropped. >> chinese food, pizza, big macs and one restaurant manager trying to destroy evidence of violations at his restaurant, tonight's restaurant alert. good evening. i'm jan jeffcoat. we'll hear from derek mcginty on assignment in south africa in a home, but first tonight signs lawmakers are trying to work together to avert another crisis or at least for the near future. before recessing for the rest of the year the house passed a two year bipartisan budget bill and passed a stopgap measure that could prevent the price of a gallon of milk from doubling. mola lenghi explains. >> most people probably think the farm bill only affects farmers out in the midwest, but it hits a lot closer to home. while congress' stopgap measure

i said it's better than anything we have. >> reporter: the refrigerator?t's a scary sight. >> that looks a little aged. >> it's a lethal weapon. >> reporter: no wonder they have a problem with rats. >> the rats may have done that. >> wow. how many rats did you have? >> don't ask. >> i had a dream literally two nights ago that the rats were back. i thought the rats were in the senate. i didn't know they came to the house. >> what year is this from, congressman? >> ben franklin gave that to us. >> reporter: since this is not a kitchen fit for cooking, the congressional roomies take the easy route. cold cereal. they buy it in bulk. >> senator what's your favorite? >> i prefer raisin bran but i like mini wheats. >> i come in about midnight from my office, usually. >> and we leave while he's sleeping. >> you do it by design. >> reporter: an opening scene in "alpha house" shows a bowl of flag pins on the counter. this what is they have on their counter. >> screws and a random pill and a pen in case you need one. >> it's modern art. >> reporter: it's hard to beli

of bacteria. >> that means if it does it's job, it should lengthen the life of the food why nur refrigerator. we purchased lettuce, broccoli, steaks and apples we put half with freshy, half with out, we bought two thermometers to make sure both were at the same temperature. >> the magic temperature is 40 degrees. anything above 40 is go owing to make food go bad more quickly. >> this broccoli without freshy didn't do so well >> broccoli is pretty limp. >> let's compare that to the head of broccoli with freshy >> there is a difference. >> gunneder dresses limp, dry broccoli is edible and can be made crisp by soaking in a bowl of ice water, we didn't find too much difference in the lettuce. freshy expects it didn't come from the same lot. apples fared about the same after being cut in half three days into the test. freshy said we should have cut apples from the beginning. >> definite filee if you try that again you will see a marked difference. >> the meat with freshy is less brown, a sign the meat aged freshy without the freshy. >> it may have made a difference. >> freshy supposed to last a y

now, this is a nice refrigerated onion, which is a cool thing 'cause you know how onions kind of makey, you know? >> right. i don't like chopping onions because they always make me cry. >> everybody says that. if you refrigerate them, it makes them less likely to do that. >> mm-hmm. >> so, now we take the very edge of the knife, and remember how i showed where you're gonna rotate the onion, instead of pushing the knife? we're gonna just pull it in and out. >> mm-hmm. >> we're gonna cut out that part right there. we're going to leave the root end attached at the back, and cut it right in half. now, see that -- i put the flat side that i cut immediately down because that's the side with the juice that's gonna burn your eyes, okay? >> okay. >> now, this is already kind of peeled, but it looks like it's got a little bit of a harder surface on it, so i'm gonna take that outer layer off 'cause sometimes that's not nice. all right, so, now i have a half of an onion with the root end back here, and i'm just gonna take my knife. i'm gonna put little slits through it like this -- almost to the

why do i need a computer in my refrigerator? >> [laughs] well, you don't.ought one that does have a chip, so you're on the cutting-edge. just be glad that you didn't get the one that requires an internet connection. there are three of those now. >> really? what do they do? >> it's absolutely amazing. when you run out of something, it knows, and it creates a list for you, a shopping list. so you can even hook it up to, let's say, one of the online grocery store delivery systems, and you're in business. >> so what's really gonna happen in 10 years is all these things are getting smart. the kitchen appliances will talk to each other. can you imagine? you go to the refrigerator, and it says, "no. i've been talking to your scale. that's not on your diet." >> it's enough to make you want get in your car and drive as far away as you can get from all this advancing technology, providing you're not doing it in a mercedes, audi or bmw: all have elaborate onboard computer systems that may require you to navigate a number of different menus just to turn up the temperat

don't tell him i took a yogurt out of the refrigerator. >> you took a yogurt out of the refrigerator >> i know that. thomas roberts is the kind of guy you would think would have a mini refrigerator with yogurt in it, which is a compliment. continue with the yogurt, i'll pay him back. congress is approaching the brink of something rarely seen these days, an actual deal. the makings of a budget compromise and we'll talk makers versus takers, plus we'll get a live preview of president obama's speech at tomorrow's nelson mandela memorial and we will compare conservative fear mongering and the war on christmas with the economic reality of actually trying to celebrate christmas. all of that when "now" starts right after this. welcome to my mom cave. wow. sit down. you need some campbell's chunky soup before today's big game, new chunky cheeseburger. mmm. i love cheeseburgers. i know you do. when did you get this place? when i negotiated your new contract, it was part of the deal. cool. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. but at least i can help keep their unde

i have food for my refrigerator.hank god that i wake up every day, there's nothing to be shamed of. i live in a beautiful home. >> there's nothing wrong with living in a trailer home. >> i put all the way around my windowsill, and a new floor a lot of people -- >> i'm in control of my situation because every time i look at my roof and it's raining, i feel successful. >> we thought about moving to another neighborhood. but we haven't done yet. we still here. >> no plans for you guys to move? >> no, not unless we can sell our place in the mountains and get out of california. but i think i'm going to be here for the rest of my life. >> absolutely not. when i leave, it'll be one way. >> decorating the christmas tree. it's a time-honored tradition unique to each family and city. in san francisco the trough at city hall is trimmed with very special decorations. each is hand-made and inscribed with a wish for the future from people around the bay area and the world. photojournalist erica brings us the beauty of what many ca

refrigerator. this is my favorite. what is it called in. >> a tether ball. >> it swings and swings and swings until it's unrahal elfed to real a puerto rico present deer. >> look at that. that's fun. i like that. ultimately what this rube goldberg does is provide a little coin for the salvation army bucket. and you got to love their tag zeen. viving does not have to be that complicated. >> sure. >> dash cam came from russia proving once again that crossing the road is a death defying proposition. this guy comes flying from the left-hand side. the the person hands on top of car and on his knees in the street for what while, it looked a lot worse than what he can 17-year-old, from what i can gather from the translation, bruises understands how that kid's suffer. >> it looks like he's just sitting there going just give me a minute, i'll be all right, give me a minute. >> and the other car may have blocked his lane. that car is just whizzing through there. >> this guy for whatever reason is trying to roast off a pair of bm

it's the size of a free refrigerator. pull it off.ew one they're going to install. some of the danger is hooking up the big heavy lines, they're really thick and massive. and hooking those up, of course, if you were to leak ammonia, it's not a pleasant chemical. there's definite risk out there. we're not doing it recreationally. you showed that clip from "gravity." it's way more meticulous and serious than that. and they've been focusing on it. and they'll be ready the task tomorrow. >> let's talk about the risk. clearly the people up there are probably some of the smartest people on the planet or in orbit as the case may be. but is enough done to protect their safety? >> i don't think anybody realizes just how seriously we take it and years and years of preparation that goes into it. i spent hundreds and hundreds of hours, weeks and weeks under water training for my space walks. and practicing everything to fine detail. we've had people in the pool down in houston evaluating these procedures. the most expert people we have. the two p

refrigerator. swings and swings and swings and n it. >> those are all xbox games.is machine does is provide a coin for the little salvation army bucket. and you got to love their tag line, "giving does not have to be this complicated." >> let's go to iceland to get really into the christmas spirit with a beautiful rendition of "silent night." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tell me that's not making your skin just -- >> crawl? he's awesome. i feel like i'm watching one of those "american idol" reject clips. >> yeah, but she's doing it on purpose. >> merry christmas. >> love her. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> happy holidays. >> that's it for our "right this minute" holiday special. thanks for joining us and have a fantastic rest of your holiday season. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "wendy williams." today it's getting cold outside. time to heat things up, wendy's hot topic panel. plus, just in time for the holidays, carla hall is here sharing one of her favorite cookie recipes. and all the latest juicy hot topics. now, here's wendy!

and so on this space walk, they are going to put in the new refrigerator sized gizmo and hook it up.think they'll be able to do all of that during the spacewalk tomorrow. they won't have to go out on christmas. they may not have to go out for a while if they get all of their work done and they can enjoy the holidays like the rest of us. >> no christmas space walk? >> that's correct, yeah. >> even if they needed to do more work, they'd have to wait at least a day to give the spacewalkers time to rest up. this is a strenuous task. nothing weighs anything and it should be easy but it isn't. you still have to move the stuff around. >> i want to ask you about something that came across maybe a week or so ago about the chinese landing on the moon. have we heard more about that? have we seen definitive proof? >> oh, yeah, they are sending pictures. there's pretty neat time lapse photos of the rover coming off the chinese lander and that rover is doing research on the surface of the moon. we're getting little updates about that. it's a pretty cool thing. there are concerns about well, is the

save 1000 dollars on stainless steel samsung french door refrigerators. and android tablets start at just 49 dollars! get the gifts you want... ... from the brands you trust at the h.h. gregg countdown toch ristmas sale >>> all right, they going stir crazy yet? i don't know. bruce leshan is live with ideas on what to do with them. bruce, you look like you were having too much fun. >> that was fun. i mean obviously, one of the best ways to get the kids to burn off excess energy. but this hill at frost middle school in rockville may well be the best sledding hill in the entire region. okay boys, hit it. are you guys crazy? >> difficult. >> you know if they are crazy people tossing of their shirts, this has to be a serious sport. the hill between phos middle school is a tilted football field of fun. >> i was going down with my brother and he fell off. >> you just ripped it to pieces. >> it did. >> we were going to get all muddy. >> all muddy and really messy. >> and you like that? >> yeah. >> the kids were just wishing the storm had stuck around a little lon

save 1000 dollars on stainless steel samsung french door refrigerators. and android tablets start at just 49 dollars! get the gifts you want... ... from the brands you trust at the h.h. gregg countdown toch ristmas sale >>> here's a quick look at some of tonight's top stories. a former arlington sheriff's department was found guilty today of involuntary manslaughter for the shooting death of 22-year-old julian dawkins. craig patterson claimed the shooting was in self-defense while prosecutors argue he fired his weapon in a rage. >>> police had their hands full today with angry mourners demanding to pay their respects to nelson mandela. this is the last day his body laid instate in pretoria. the former south african president and anti apartheid leader will be buried on sunday. >>> a gunman opened fire in a colorado high school today. police say two students were wounded before their classmate in centennial, colorado took his own life. the sheriff will only say the shooter was armed with a shotgun looking for a teacher he identified by name. >>> we've got s

it weighs more than 700 pounds and is the sides of a refrigerator. this -- size of a refrigerator. it's a critical part of the system's cooling system. it broke down december 7 forcing some noncritical systems to be shut down. >> they expect failures over a life of a program that's gone on this long. the trick is to be prepared for it when it happens and for the crew to be able to make the repair for themselves. >> today's walk was scheduled for yesterday but during saturday's space walk, some water got into one of the astronaut's spacesuit. he'll wear a different one today while the other dries out. >>> a brief reprieve for americans signing up through the government's website. they'll have till tonight midnight instead of last night. delia goncalves is live with the story. some states have their own exchanges and there's the federal so it's interesting as the numbers start to add up. >> reporter: the administration extended the deadline because of the high demand that actually slowed the website. more than one million americans advice said healthcare.gov yesterday. that's five ti

save 1000 dollars on stainless steel samsung french door refrigerators.android tablets start at just 49 dollars! get the gifts you want... ... from the brands you trust at the h.h. gregg countdown toch ristmas sale >>> a new museum gallery at the national archives is likely to draw big crowds this holiday season. a new permanent exhibit called the records of right features the only original copy of the magna carta in the u.s. philanthropists donated $13.5 million. the magna carta was the first english charter to directly challenge the british monarch. >> from a priceless document to a priceless discovery. someone in maryland went home with a christmas tree, but left something much more valuable behind and volunteer, shirley grand, was raking a pile of branches in some needles in millersville when she saw something shiny in the dirt. turns out, it was a diamond encrusted ring. >> probably somebody taking the gloves off to look at the tree or something and it has fallen off. definitely the love ring. it's an intertwined ring. i would assume that it meant so

there's a lot of issues where people may not have and may not be allowed to have microwaves and refrigerators and not real cooking facilities in room and see lack of community kitchens don't exist or they are not open and clean and useable and so many people on ssi who can't afford rent and food and i hope that some of you are planning to attend and you may want to join us thursday around 10 o'clock somewhere around the second floor. thank you. >> thank you. >> okay back to my report. i've become aware of a piece of legislation and this is close to my heart because i'm chair of the disability disaster preparedness committee. but any way, ab 918 went through the legislation this summer and it's the counsel of emergency services act which sets forth the duties of the office of emergency services with respect to emergency preparedness response activities within the state. this bill would require that the state update the state emergency plan to include proposed best practices for local government and non governmental entities to use mobilize and have evacuate people with disabilities during a di

many were trapped in their homes and power outages mid troubles for those with refrigerators packed for the holidays. it is a christmas the people will not forget. when the holiday councils were not just for decoration. >> russia has dropped charges against 30 greenpeace activist against an amnesty. environmentalism were arrested after trying to board a platform against russia as the ration of arctic waters. 29 of them are free to leave. as soon as exit visas are issued. the cases will be reviewed on thursday. they should be home by the end of the year. former nsa contractor edward snowden has called for an end to mass surveillance in a message broadcast in british television. it was recorded in moscow, he warned about the loss of privacy. he said the u.s. intelligence services went beyond anything imagined in the book "1984." he called alternative christmas measure and it the format of the claims address. -- queen's address. >> will take a short break. pope francis popularity. it has been growing. he has been attracting new visitors to his hometown. news about a telecom shakeup. we wil

it's gas under pressure or under refrigeration so that it's liquid and can move very effectively andly. we get it from all sources. it's really a byproduct. it's a byproduct of other functions. it's a byproduct of natural gas production. it's a byproduct of oil refining, and very importantly, it's a byproduct of manufacturing of lng. understand when you make lng, you're freezing and compressing gas, mostly methane. out of that process, 5%, 6%, or 8% is lpgs. lpgs have a universal global market. you can ship them. and that's been the real driving force, really, over the last eight or ten years, because so much has become available as a result of this global build-up in lng. and i think what comforts me is that business of build-up of lng manufacturing across the place in the forward-looking time frame, we're looking at east africa, we're looking at australia. we're looking even in the united states with more lng plants. more lng plants, more lpg, and it gets sold and it gets shipped. >> all right. i was trying to figure out whether your company, rather than lump it in with some of the

in addition there was some graphics in the appellant brief that states a 70 foot-foot tall refrigerator space. it's going to represent their height with other adjacent structures. also to the development of the 55-foot height specific to the goal of the area plan including policy 314 which says building height should reflect key streets in the over all buildings patterns to provide greater variety scale in enabling gracious ground floor areas. i have with me a graphic depicting map of other 4 story or higher buildings in the area surrounding the project. i also have a copy which i will pass forward. >> i would like to see that. did you provide copies to the appellant? >> no. >> they need to get that now. >> there are extras in what i handed to you. >> as well as to the department. >> do you have one for the department? >> no. i had 10 copies. >> we'll share. >> some of the buildings to note in this include 5 stories 50-foot tall. thank you. >> do you need any extras? contemporary structures that is located across from the project at 1043 valencia. here is the project area almost directl

. >> refrigerator. this is my favorite. >> what's that called? >> tether ball. thank you.all the cds. >> oh, cds. >> we need to make one of these devices around the office. >> those are old xbox games to a racket ball. >> reindeer. >> reindeer. >> keyboard. >> look at that. that's if fun. >> ultimately what this goldberg machine does is provide a coin for the salvation army donation bucket and you got to love their tag line. giving does not have to be this complicated. >> sure. >>> let's go to iceland to get really into the christmas spirit with a beautiful rendition of "silent night." ♪ silent night ♪ holy night ♪ ♪ all is bright ♪ round >> tell me that's not making your skin just crawl. >> crawl. >> he's awesome. ♪ sleep in heavenly peace >> i feel like i'm watching one of those "american idol" reject clips, you know. >> oh. >> but he's doing it on purpose. >> merry christmas. >> love her. ♪ sleep in heavenlyshe's doing purpose. >> merry christmas. >> love her. ♪ sleep in heavenly peace >> happy holiday. >> that's it for our "right this minute" holiday special. thanks fo

ewaste consists of used computers, cell phones, tvs, and even refrigerators. the good news is the recycling of ewaste is also on the rise. >>> up next, how scientists believe whales negatively react to underwater sonar and how the navy plans to respond. >>> take the winter coat off but don't put it away. meteorologist leigh glaser has the forecast. >> the 49ers continue to play the best football of the year to the detriment of the buccaneers. and in oakland, charles in charge all day. the raiders with no answer for the chiefs' dynamic duo of smi omg, jack. have you ever checked out these new product ideas people post on your page? they're kind of amaze. ...ing. yeah - that's where i got the ideas for my new- fajita ranch melt. seasoned chicken with a gooey blend of pepper jack cheese, roasted peppers and onions, on toasted sourdough for just $3.99. is that where you also got the idea for that clock bracelet you always wear? my watch? no...these were invented a long time ago. like in the 80's? >>> the navy plans to enkreis testing the effects of snow far on wha

. >> having a refrigerator and a stove to make healthy food and not rely on hand-outs or fast food. >> aurelio ramirez has a fresh start because of a plan using government funds, medicaid to help the homeless. the plan provide an apartment, medical care. 16 studies nationwide backed up the benefits of supportive housing, showing that states can save money by implementing the plan. >> new york state began a first in the nation experiment, using $150 million in medicade money for supportive housing for the homeless. >> we served 5,000 individuals. what we are seeing is decreased utilizition and hospitals in e.r. us, and an increase spend on the primary preventive side. that's the direction we wanted to take. >> before coming here aurelio ramirez went to the emergency room three or four times a month. now? >> i haven't gone to the hospital. >> at all? >> no. >> aurelio ramirez takes his medication and makes regular visits to the nurse's office and its case manager. both in the building where he lives. >> i'm proud of aurelio ramirez, and how well he's done. >> he helped me out. >> and a

store them in the refrigerator right away. store them and buy them in a brown paper bag, a plastic bag suffocates them much faster. always remember to stay fresh and eat healthy. >>> a pack of santas make a mad dash in their skinnies. what all the fun was about in the bitter cold. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the heated battle over a plo drive more tourists to one the bay area's most popular national parks. that story and more a >>> coming up at 5:00, pave paradise, and put up a parking lot. the heated drive to bring tourists to one of the bay area's populated parks. >>> despite the frigid temperatures in denver it, these runners stripped down to they're speedos and bikinis. they ran a mile to raise money for a local animal rescue charity. >> they're doing this in what temperatures are we talking? >> it doesn't matter anymore. >> i can't even think straight. >> that's going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. have a good day, everyone. >> bye bye. ,,,, to thsuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new s

the broken cooling pump is about the size of a refrigerator. let's listen in on the spacewalk from earlier this morning. >> the sharp edge of the circular hand rail. >> i see the wire tie. i see it, okay, copy. >> reporter: you're hearing the voices of nasa restaurants astronauts. they're trying to find the cause of the failure whether it's a hardware or software issue. this may be the reason, the valve malfunction happened last week and cut the station's cooling capability in half resulting in a complete shutdo shutdown. nasa has said this would not pose a danger to the crew but it is critical to get it fixed. the nasa astronauts are fitted four the first time with snorkels in their helmets to keep them from drowning. the three part repair will continue monday and wednesday of next week. >> all right, the snorkels, that is an interesting tidbit. coming up on al jazeera america, a victory for elderly caregivers who are routinely not paid very well. we'll tell you why it could mean better care for aging relatives. >> target ceo is trying to win

when you bring them home, throw them in the refrigerator so they keep the nice crisp. when it comes to eating them, honestly i just look eat them as is or lightly sauteed because i want them to stay crispy. i'm stephanie tantillo with your tip of the day. >>> another live look at the asiana crash hearing under way in d.c. there are still several more hours of testimony ahead and we'll have a complete wrap- up tonight at 5:00 and 6:00 plus aviation experts will give their take on the findings as well coming up. >>> finally for some women catching a bouquet at a wedding is almost like a sport itself. >> they won't stop at anything, even if it means getting hurt. >> 3, 2, 1 -- [ screaming ] >> you have to watch this woman here though. boom! >> boom! >> she goes right over. the british bride's bouquet was tossed short so one lady leaped over the barrier on the balcony head first to claim her prize. it looks dramatic. the woman got a scratched. >> i hope she didn't go down to a second floor. >> just had a scratch. >> take care. >> hope: hi. >> liam: hey. >> hope: uh, i pass

. >> the refrigerator-sized pump is now up and working just fine. astronauts even tweeted a couple pictures they snapped yesterday during their rare spacewalk. >>> back here on earth, a great story from an elementary school in georgia. it involves a unique idea we first reported on several years ago that's now teaching more kids to look at crest has in a whole new way. >> reporter: away from the holiday hustle, from the traffic, the malls, the credit cards, we found an extraordinary shopping trip at atlanta. in this gym there are tables and tables of donated presents. gifts these kids couldn't afford to buy on their own. but all year, they've been collecting points for good behavior. >> here we go. >> reporter: and now they get to spend them. >> that's a great choice. >> reporter: not on themselves. >> how old is your other brother? >> reporter: but on their families. this fourth grader is on a mission. jewelry for his mom, an art kit for his brother and a purse for grandma. >> when you give something to somebody you feel special. >> reporter: organ

it may have months or weeks of refrigeration life.does anyone want to speak to innovation in that space and consumer education? >> i can speak to that a little bit. to your first question, one of the things i can say as far as education -- get some teenagers on board. they will get out there and tell everybody what you are telling them, and make their parents do what i am telling them to do. they are very effective and persistent. they are super irritating when they get on their soapbox. one of the things that i have been trying to work on, as far as -- what do we do with all the food? for instance, i think you were talking about recipes for different things. we see things like bananas will come in. that and salad greens are constant. the bananas, once they look a certain way, people do not want them. it is purely a statics -- it is purely aesthetic, it has nothing to do with taste or what you can do with the banana. it has only to do with the fact that it has got brown on it. trying to educate people around aesthetics can be really d

we have about 7300 square feet of refrigerated space.e stock those products into the deli doors, or what we call deli doors. we want our employees to be able to pick from the deli doors and not have to go and spend a lot of time in the refrigerated space. >> what is the temperature in here? >> -20 celsius. >> minus -- holy crap! this is cold. i hate to say this, but i would like to get out of here and go back to where it's warm. this is reminding me too much of south dakota. the thermo fisher acquistion will affect every facet of life technologies. i am going to meet with brand team, and talk to the folks who are charged with keeping life technologies' core identity alive within the structure of a bigger company. hey, how are you? i'm jeff hayzlett. >> nice to see you. robin flaum. >> what do we have here? >> well, this is our cardio conference room. life technologies is really committed to wellness of employees. we actually run meetings in here and as you can see, we are fully hooked up so we can be productive and get a workout. >> so m

. >> and your argument is, what, i have all these things in my refrigerator.ould i buy this instead? >> just have this instead of all of those. >> what am i going to use it for. >> what's the most basic thing you can possibly do with butter?. >> put it on bred. >> spread it out bread. look at how easy that spreads. and since it's cultured, it has all kinds of great flavor. >> we have one minute so we're going to crank. >> you bet. saute. it doesn't smoke, it doesn't brown. you saute your steak and when you're done, dress it up with a spoonful. fish, here we've done onions. >> and sauteed mushrooms as well. >> chili, really? >> sour cream on the chili. >> a potato. >> soup, yams, anything you'd use butter for or sour cream. when you're looking for the flavor of buttermilk, use the flavor of cream fresh. >> we're just about out of time. taste it one more time. it's at whole foods, right? >> yes. >> we're done here. see you back here on wusa 9. take care, everybody. >> avery: [ panting ] [ sniffs ] >> nick: whoa! >> avery: ooh! i'm so sor-- [ exhales deeply ] h-h