we have the soup. you see it's nice and thick and rich.d refreshing at the same time. >> can you do something wrong with this? >> no, as long as it tastes good, it's right. >> perfect. >> a cool garnish. strawberries. you could use foil. you want to spray it. you get these light cool little trips. it's like a fruit rollup, but it's not a fruit roll-up. we took some basil. >> that looks -- >> turns into basil oil. >> -- beautiful. >> just really simple. beautiful. you will be able to taste this tomorrow on the justin herman plaza. another thing we will be making is tea spritz. little cocktails. sparkling wine. you can also use sparkling cider. we have a little bit of this and some blackberries. this is a blackberry sage tea. a cool thing. frozen tea. >> you have a lot of cool things. >> we have frozen tea cubes. it's great because the tea is ready to go. it's lightly sweet. it has got these flavors in it. you add it to this. >> i am already trying to grab. >> sparkling water. this is a light, refreshing, low-alcohol -- >> perfect. >> yeah.

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tens of thousands of fans gathered to watch souped up cars zip around the track. out at the track live watching some cars go very fast. >> yeah, bryan. i have got to say watching nascar on tv just doesn't do justice. you can't feel the intensity and the power of these extremely fast cars. standing next to that track makes you want to jump in the driver's seat. that energy is so exciting. before you can even see them, they are gone but the sound, can't miss it. you can hear it loud and clear anywhere inside the raceway. in fact some people have to wear ear plugs, especially kids. >> i will have to hear the loud cars. >> the engine noise is one thing but the power of these race cars, it's something you simply can't experience watching on tv. >> the feed back from the drivers, oh, it's so much better. >> among those on the track fighting for a good starting position is local favorite aj from las gad os. he did very well finishing 2nd in the qualifying round. >> i raced at the go cart track up there. it's a special race and i love road car racing. it means a lot to me

potato soup, which can also be a powdered mixture such as a putting and a beverage, a grapefruit drinkt in this case which could also be cocoa. just add water and served. we have a beef sandwich which can also be a chicken sandwich. pressed item which could also be a peanut cable or serial cubic and even a fruitcake. narrator: that is a well-balanced diet. >> we do put a balanced diet together but it is due to empirical knowledge. based on recommendations for the average american adult male. announcer: this might not be what you needed space? >> the fact is we do not know the requirement for all nutrients here on earth. in example is vitamins. certain vitamins and base minerals. the recommendations are based solely on animal experimentation, there is no human data. narrator: and you need this data, you feel? >> yes. you either take it with you or you do not have it. so, one must study man and must study these nutrient requirements. under resting or as we call it, fatal conditions. host: just what you need to stay alive? >>'s exactly. this is before you can introduce the elements of the

mind your own business . >> soup kitchens? come on. how about doing nothing. that would be better. >> i don't know. i was just reading what the guy said. i think he is wrong. i am within hahn. >> really? >> yeah. >> that's not what you said this afternoon. >> i said i wanted to do the story, but i thought that guy was -- and he is the whiner. you -- >> you mentioned your body is telling you you don't want to do this because it breaks down. yeah, as our writer tim diamond reminded us, the reason the marathon is the length it is is the legend of the ancient greek soldier who ran the 26point whatever from the battle to athens to report the victory and then he promptly died. >> the legend is he did it in an hour. >> and then died. >> too fast. >> he didn't pace himself. >> what i do is honor this legend by celebrating the technology we accomplished since then and i don't run 26 miles and i don't die. >> i concur. >> that's my way of doing it. you listed the magic of druids. they were placed there before the celtic priest druids were around and that's impossible. >

if they don't hire, economies stall and if economies stall we're in the soup for quite a while and welready have economies around the globe that are ridiculously sluggish already. and that includes the fact that the easy monetary poms around the globe which really hasn't hoped much. >> sluggish is polite. i think a lot could be in recession. let's talk positives here. there is something to smile about. the british people said as lenoir was saying before heck "the wurkt heck with the bureaucrats we don't like our lives being controlled. they were controlling so many things. the kind of vacuum cleaners they could use. the kind of lightbulbs and it was costing them money. so at least what the british people did was declare independence from the bureaucrats. that is a good thing, is it not? >> i think it is a great thing, daddy. imagine if we had some -- great thing david. imagine if we had some north american eu where all the things were based in mexico city are -- >> some say we do have that. >> yeah that's in washington. >> the belt way you are talking about, yeah go ahead. >> maybe we

why should a country like ours have soup kitchens at all? justice develops livelihoods that prevent the need for soup kitchens. a society that has more justice is a society that needs less charity. that's what these groups are all about. structural change, institutional change. it's a lot easier than we think. less than 1% of the people mobilized in each congressional district, as i reiterate again and again based on history, based on how we achieved the blessings we inherited. it was far less than 1% of the people. even at the peak of the civil rights movement in the 1960s, there weren't more than 1% of the people who spent 300 to 500 hours a year on that mission because they represented overwhelming public sentiment by crucial parts of our society and a final recognition by those in our society who were indifferent to these civil rights. this idea of polarization is a divide and rule myth restricted to a few areas of real disagreements between conservatives and liberals. but ignoring far greater differences. there's even a right/left coali

what the hell kind of soup was ronald reagan eating? applause ] >> jimmy: it doesn't matter if donald trump embellished the relationship. his supporters don't care. they're passionate to the point where it seems like he could say anything and they would support him. to test this, we went out and asked people who said they're on team trump, and we asked them what would he have to do to lose your vote. this is what they said. >> what would it take for trump to lose your vote? >> nothing. there's nothing he could do to lose my vote. >> what would he have to do to lose my vote? be a socialist like bernie or a criminal like hillary. >> take my guns. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> punching a woman right in the face on national tv. >> be a child molester n. >> anything else? >> that's about it. >> short of killing somebody, i don't know. >> there's nothing he could do at all? >> no. >> like murder somebody? >> well, yeah, that would probably stop it right there. >> what if he set the american flag on fire? >> that's one of the freedoms that do

and central america, and demonize muslims, then other people will follow that and we ill be in -- soup. one of the thing i am really proud of is she is the most forthright person running for president to say our diversity is strength and we are in a big fight for what we ought to be ike in the future. the main battlefield is over social media. in the words of the retired commander of nato on television, we are not going to kill our way out of this argument. we have to argue our way out of it, we have to educate our way out of it, we have to lift our way out of it. and can help us make the argument that an inclusive ociety is possible so that everybody's believes can be respected. that is what america is at its est. that is another reason she ought to be elected. cheers and applause] before we came out here, kareem and magic and i were talking about our various contacts with muhammad ali. yeah. here's the thing i want to say about that. all he ever asked is that he be judged based on his ability, which in his sport is superior at least in my lifetime to anyone i saw. when he adopted his

. >> what about soup? >> or soup. >> anything. >> water? really hot water? >> who knew.lgh laying around, you might want to look into buying marilyn monroe's new york city penthouse apartment right down the street from where frank and i had our first home together. when she was married to arthur miller. two bedroom, two bathroom new york city apartment, i think it's a penthouse. look how pretty. they lived in it after they were married in the late '50s. it's for sale which means, look at this. it's a sutton place area. bobby short lived there, so did bill blass. >> i love the kitchen. >> 300 feet of terraces. only $6.75 million. you could buy that this afternoon. >> $6.75 million for 2,000 plus square feet? >> and 3,000 feet of terrace. >> more importantly, take this next one. we have a question for you. we want you to be honest when you think about it. we discussed this many times. when you get in the shower and all of a sudden you're in there and realize you have to go number one, do you get roll? most people let it roll. buzzfeed found that more than 80% of people say

, nothing but 40 cans-- eye 90-year-old guy, 40 cans of soup.ut. i can feel it. you gotta let it out. so i was on a show recently, and they asked us, "who manipulatees more in a relationship, men or women?" and i'm like everybody manipulates equally. women, i think manipulate better than men, because women can use sex to manipulate and that's okay because great things have been achieved by men because women used sex to manipulate. like the cavemen only invented fire because a woman whined, it's too cold to have sex. boom, fire right there. then they said what's the most important, communication or sex? because the cameras were on everybody said communication, p.c., communication. no, we know. sex! because nobody fantasizes about communication. ( laughter ) there's no guy out there going, "you know what? i wish we could have a three-way dialogue with two women about how they feel." ( cheers and applause ) so my wife and i are completely opposites. she's very organized. i'm all over the place-- impatient. and we've been having this one argument fo

>> what about soup? >> or soup. >> anything. >> water! hot water! >> who knew.lrighty. >> these are rolling t, by the way, this month. >> if you've got some cash lying around, you might want to look into buying marilyn monroe's new york city pent house apartment, right down the street from where frank and i had our first home together. when she was married to arthur miller, two-bedroom, two-bathroom new york city penalty house, lived in it after they were married in the '50s. for sale. look at that. bobby short lived there after wards and so did bill blass. 2,300 square feet. 3,000 feet of terraces. >> look at the terrace! >> only $6.75 million. hoda, you could buy that this afternoon? >> $6.75 million? 5,000 if you add it. >> more importantly, take this next one. >> so we have a question for you. and we want you to be honest when you think about it. >> we've discussed this many times. >> when you get in the shower and all of a sudden you're in there and you realize you have to go number one, do you get out of the shower, or do you just let it roll? most people

. >> slurping soup. >> yes! [ buzzer sounding ] >> too late. >> tv bars and tones. fiction." >> here we go. >> cheers. >> yes. >> oh, dear. >> whoo! >> whoopi cushion. >> no that would be -- >> i don't know anymore. >> here's one. cracking knuckles. >> gee, that was great. that was it. >> this has been picked up for spike tv coming soon. we can stretch a half hour out of. >> it there are days when we're glad "talk soup" no longer exists. "special correspondents" is still on netflix right now. >> it's still on netflix. so is "derek" and the uk "office." you can catch it before the >> and "veep" star tim simon is olay regenerist renews from within... plumping surface cells for a dramatic transformation without the need for fillers. your concert tee might show your age... your skin never will. olay regenerist, olay. ageless. and try the micro-sculpting cream you love now with lightweight spf 30. the sensational news? new lash sensational luscious mascara from maybelline new york. oil-infused formula softens. fanning brush reveals layers and layers of denser lashes. the

i want to see boobs in the soup! there is no naked lunch lady! bart made it up!ere's no hope for you, simpson. you'll be locked in detention until you graduate to the penal system. (laughing) penal. stop laughing! i said "penal," not "penile."

then we will put in the fish soup.he last thing is the dungeon as crab, let it all blend together. it will be delicious. when i could, i will try to make healthy meals with fresh ingredients, whatever is in season and local. those juicy, fresh tomatoes will take about an hour to cook down into a nice sauce. this is a good time to make our fish stock. we will take a step that seems like trash and boil it up in water and make a delicious and they speed up my parents were great clerics, and we had wonderful food. family dinners are very important. any chance you can sit down together and have a meal together, it is great communal atmosphere. one of the things i like the most is the opportunity to be creative. hello. anybody with sets their mind to it can cut. always nice to start chopping some vegetables and x and the delicious. all this double in view is this broth with great flavor. but your heart into it. make something that you, family, and friends will really enjoy. >> i am here with a manager at the heart of the cit

iberico ham and bean soup with black and roasted garlic. jamón, baby. a puree of marcona almonds, filled with almond milk espuma and finished with andalucían caviar. you know chef, this meal is working very well. my palette is opened, i'm intrigued, i'm only growing more hungry and excited, the desired effect is taking hold. if you are a famous chef and you're lured as so many are to the rivers of green promised by vegas, it's nice if you can get yourself a playroom. >> waiter: so, gentlemen, this is el vermut. >> anthony: so it's mussels, olives, with an escabeche foam. >> waiter: he doesn't use the word foam. >> jose: i would say air. >> anthony: air. >> jose: water, goes all over the place! it's a mess! i -- a chef cannot do anything with this! air gives the opportunity, all of a sudden, water is not water anymore. water has a body -- belongs. >> anthony: the truffle egg, a gelée of truffles formed into an egg shape, with an actual yolk suspended in the center. >> jose: this is the idea of, what if we will be feeding our chickens truffles. will their

>> they did. >> soup dog. snoop dog?all know, throwing the first pitch is supposed to be a great honor. but for some, let's just go to the video. before san diego padres game yesterday afternoon, rapper snoop dog threw out throughout e ceremonial pitch. (laughing). >> watch 50-cent, remember? this went way -- >> oh, dang. >> to the right. >> unlike most fishes pitches, he had a little sing on this one. i think he's trying to throw too hard is the problem? >> so does it go into the worse pitch ever conversation? >> got to be. i think 50-cent is the worse. his was awful. >> mike jerrick always says you should never do that, never throw out the first pitch. >> never sing the national anthem, and never take a naked selfie. >> so true. all of those things can come back to bite you. 4:57. small win and big fight to fund pre k programs, and aver sean of the soda tax proposal moves ahead, how it will impact your next purchase. >> and a traffic stop takes violent turn overnight. how police say the driver after vehicle tried to in

witness how campbell's soup, stocks have been rallying. also hear from santa. i want to know the state of its potential takeover talks with buyer. this is in play for certain, but this is the kind of transaction that may not happen because buyers a german company and this brexit vote could put a lot on hold. thursday intrigues me. all four i'm thinking about buying into weakness or r recommending to you. first, there's conagra. having a huge turn u around in a food company that can bolster its growth. i want to know how those two divisions are doing. i like them both. there's some hidden value here. then there's consolation brands, one of the few stocks i like that took it on the chin today. the company that owns the u.s. rights is richly valued, but it can be an opportunity given its domestic street. it's always wine and tequila and while they're not growing as fast as beer, they're pretty darn hot. mccormick's another one i hoped would come in soon. you're talking about thing that is people yus, they're on your desk forf. now, nothing like spices when it come

fda want the food industry to make processed foods such a deli meats, bread and canned soups with less salt. right now the average american eats about 1-1/2 teaspoons of salt the day. they want to get it to under 1 teaspoon. >>> a former dc, goes from the sanctuary to the streets with a different method to fight crime. >>> high temperatures tomorrow, about average for a change, 81 downtown, 84 manasses, 83 sterling in leesburg, 83 in del city. we will come back and talk about the prospect of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. we made some changes to the weekend foreca >>> caught on camera in australia today a great white shark suspected of biting off a surfers like. you can see the fin flopping around in the water. officials believe the shark it's a 29-year-old surfer early this morning. the man is alive and in critical condition. yesterday lifeguards at the beach had tweeted about an 11 foot great white shark that had been spotted nearby. >>> prince george's county police are still looking for the atv rider in this video. you can see a young man taunting police and popping wheelies,

love justice warren burger good food and wine and was a good chef and would make bean soup for his clerks on saturday. i've been try to get a recipe for the soup but it seems to be a little of this and a little bit of whatever is around. quite delicious. as for your the justices, d have particular -- do you have particular food traditions? >> lots of them. i love food. routinely on weekends when the bagel shop near the court was opened, it is not closed, i would bring bagels on the weekend. by also to cream cheeses and we would spend a lunch hour eating fresh bagels. homewith my law clerks at fairly regularly -- i eat with my law clerks at home fairly regularly, every couple of months. they are charged with finding a new delivery place that can deliver some food that is new for us. it is also in the clerk's manual that one of the responsibilities during the year is to identify the restaurant i have not eaten at. [laughter] it has expanded my knowledge of pc restaurants -- dc restaurants. relatedmy final food is whenn with my clerks i travel, particularly abroad, but anywhere in the united

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at the soup kitchen during the great depression. are you saying life was better then and not having food stamps is an advantage? >> guest: wouldn't you be shocked if i said that is the ideal? >> host: i am interested in your answer. >> guest: absolutely. the fact is the economy doesn't debate the details. but there is no question this was fundamentally made possible by government control over the economy and particularly the actions of the federal reserve. >> host: the federal reserve should have consistent monetary policy without saying there shouldn't be any safety social net. they don't both go together. >> guest: no, but if you recognize wealth redistribution is immoral and destructive the question is don't we need it? i am saying history shows we don't need it. the great depression is far from being an example of look what happened. or what would have happened if we didn't have one. really, it doesn't count as an example because the great depression is precisely the fact we did have all of these government interventions in the

soup, things to look a vacation in precious cakes of bully on created with prime argentinian beef.est,ssed by hydraulic tender and succulent steak as if brought straight from the kitchen of an english eating house. vegetables followed and then cuts of cheese with after thebutter american fashion. it was declared excellent due to choices the emperor of russia had given for the benefit of the travelers. lastly, to crown the repast, a fine bottle of wine which was found by chance in the provision box. these three friends drink to the union of the earth and to satellite. narrator: it is doubtful whether our astronauts will ever enjoy a meal like the one jules byrne described, but here we are in houston texas. have here a variety of foods available for the gemini and apollo missions. here for example are some rehydrate a bull's. shrimp cocktail. also be ap, which can powdered mixture such as a putting and a beverage, a grapefruit drink it in this case which could also be cocoa. add water and served. we have a beef sandwich which can also be a chicken sandwich. pressed item which could a

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this is a soup that's just, like, it's kind of korean, but it's really more l.a., and so -- >> anthonywe're about to have here in l.a. >> anthony: interesting. >> roy choi: they're different because of the ingredients we couldn't find. anthony: right. >> roy choi: but never thinking about pleasing the american palate, just to make ourselves happy. >> anthony: soondubu is the thing to get. a fiery, tongue-searing, ass-burning tofu soup that'll make you forget every bad thing you ever thought about tofu. a spicy, spicy red broth and tofu are the base. we're, we're talking soft tofu here, with the texture of, like, burrata. from there, you got a handful of variations. but the most common is with kimchi and a bit of everything. beef, oysters, mussels, clams. oh, and tableside? they crack an egg in there. wow. right in there. cool. that looks completely awesome. well, we, we better wait for this to cool, i'm guessing? [ laughter ] >> roy choi: yeah. >> anthony: so, how do we eat this? we just spoon it over rice? >> roy choi: uh, yeah, yeah, spoon it over rice. mix it in. >> roy choi: mm, th

at the soup kitchen during the great depression. are you saying life was better than and not having food stamps is an advantage? >> guest: wouldn't you be shocked if i said yes, that was the ideal. >> host: it's just an interesting answer. >> guest: the fact is that the depression debates the details but there is no question this was fundamentally made possible by government control over the economy and particularly the actions of the federal reserve. so when people are left free they do not get widespread depression. >> host: that is definitely agreed on but one can send the one hand that there should be less regulation and the government should have, the the federal reserve should have a consistent monetary policy without at the same time saying that they should not be any social safety net. they do not both have to go together. >> guest: know. but my only point is this. if you recognize that wealth redistribution is immoral and destructive, the question is don't we need it? i'm saying history actually is showing that we don't nee

with some 100 million killed every year primarily for shark fin soup. >> you can see above thee right>> there's like this one here. >> shark educators at the adventure aquarium outside philadelphia worked to convince people that sharks, if not exactly our friend, are a vital part of the ecosystem. >> what i really want people to understand to learn to love the under water ward and the oceans, sharks, out there to be revered not feared. to understand how wonderful they are, that they make up an important part of the food chain and not killing machines that are out there to eat >> we are not on their meany. sharks literally -- >> not on their menu? >> no. >> and there's no better way to convince us of that than to take us into the shark tank. >> i got ya. >> heading into the tank can make you nervous. while these sand bar sharks were curious came a little too close for come effort, these are not known for attacking humans. a far cry from the killer or killers a century ago. the 1916 jersey shore shark attacks ended soon after they began. great white shark was captured, the debate contin

. >> i come eat whatever they give me and i come back and make myself a soup.en soup for 25 cents each, so. >> yeah, because i feel like if you eat this, you'll be hungry in two hours. or if you don't eat this, you'll be hungry in 15 minutes. so, we're here in san quentin and we're talking to people about all the programs and rehab, but the message i keep getting is this is a unique situation. >> yeah. >> with the lack of programs at other prisons, it's got to be really hard. you could fall into a bad cycle there just by virtue of the bad shit going down. >> you could get caught up in riots and wanting help and needing help and not being able to get it. i've found that with that help, it makes a big difference. >> you can see the door is locked. so the officer in a few minutes when he sees everything has died down, he'll say last call and everybody's got to get up and leave. >> one catch, though, you can't leave until you eat all your food. >> hey, that's not a rule. that's a "san quentin news" rule. i'm sitting at the "san quentin news" table. >> you've got to

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you see this restaurant is actually a soup kitchen. >> today we have oven fried chicken. roechted potatoes. >> reporter: one with an innovative twist. gone are the trays and the slow-moving buffet lines. . . >> party of one today? >> two. >> reporter: instead, the guests are waited on. >> the first time it happened, i thought it was off the chain. >> what can i get to you drink? >> reporter: after serving meals to the needy for more than three decades, episcopal community service switched to the restaurant model this year, surprising regulars like tess mccue. >> i was like, am i in the right place? >> you walk in here and someone sat you down and served you, how does that make you feel? >> special. very special. >> reporter: to make it work, all of the waiters are volunteers. >> thank you. >> it doesn't cost anything extra. it really doesn't take that much extra time to be friendly and greet our guests as they come >> there you go. in. >> reporter: as for the chefs, many are part of a culinary training program, including kevin beard, who is homeless. >> do you feel a conn

. >> and now doing the soup area dorable insanely cute things. >> you're right. next video he'll have something that chews through his hand and it will be great. >>> everyone former soldier headed to see jurassic world with whiz wife last year and this happened. let's just say dinosaurs was the last thing he had to worry b here he is on the m-25 in the uk. it's a busy highway. you see there are big rigs up ahead. there is a big rig right next to him. whoa! >> oh! dude! >> he wrecks his car. >> are you okay? >> yeah, you are? >> i'm okay. okay. >> now this happened 11 months ago and they say that she's still recovering from her injuries that she suffered in this incident. but that big truck was moving into their lane and just spined him around. >> you guys, they went about 130 feet into a corn field because of this accident. the last place you want something to happen is in a tunnel at 9:00 a.m. rush hour. this is in sidney, australia. the guy on the phone considers himself lucky. >> they have tunnels like in l.a. this one is of my biggest fears. >> getting in an

. >> reporter: jarvis valdez who retired after 30 years at the campbell soup plant in sacramento movedo his dream home in todd valley three years ago. now he is afraid he may never see it again. >> you know, can't sleep because you wake up smelling smoke because you think the fire is in your backyard. it's stressful. >> reporter: especially for firefighters, who are just trying to access the flames on the front lines. >> this is one of the most difficult times of fire. steep terrain, access is near to impossible if not impossible. >> reporter: it's an aerial attack in those hard-to-reach sections in the middle fork. american river. >> because it's burning in such a remote area we relying on aircraft. air tankers and helicopters. >> reporter: a valuable tool considering this fire could grow, according to cal fire. conditions in june are dry. the grass is dead. the trees are still recovering from five years of drought. especially up here, this elevation, we have pockets of dead trees. they all are fuel for wildfires. so don't let the calendar fool you and don't let the recent rain fool y