i thought oh, my gosh, i see his face also. >> the face of jesus christ on the other side of the same tortillat's him all right. he's wearing sunglasses, too. of all the places jesus could appear. mexican food? he really does work in strange and mysterious ways. in theatres tomorrow, "scary movie 5" opens up. two of the stars of this film are lindsay lohan and charlie sheen. before they signed on, they were just going to call it "movie 5." they have a scene together, which is momentous, monumental. i don't know which is more frightening, lindsay lohan and charlie sheen in a movie together or lindsay lohan and charlie sheen in real life together. all they should do together is a psa called don't be us. i'm very excited tonight to bring this piece of video starring arnold schwarzenegger. as you know, arnold enjoys quoting himself. he does it a lot. this week he was on the australian version of "the today show." promoting a speaking engagement he has over there when the host of the show carl and lisa took him on a little stroll down memory lane. >> what is your favorite line in all of your movies

that's when all the tortillas are flying around. >> thank you, are kit. >>> as for the boston bombing, we learned female dna was found on one of the explosives. it could have come from a clerk or a person or a female accomplice. they collected a dna from the widow of tamerlan tsarnaev. >>> the little girl was established to death saturday during an apparent break in, in her home in the foot hills in the town of the valley springs where kriste aiar >> reporter: there is i a grim reminder to this entire neighborhood a manhunt is still underway for a murderer. >> looking stunned, leila's family stood by tearful tonight. >> crystal walters wants to be known as the mother, a family friend said they are still struggling to come to terms with the death. >> a lot of pain and anger, a lot of whys, confusions. >> that's rights say her and her brother were home alone when he saw an intruder leave the house and discovered leila. she had been staffed repeatedly. her family is still struggling to find words. leila's close friend had these words. she doesn't deserve to die. she doesn't deserve for t

the cost of the beef the chicken, the tortillas, the cost of the labor, most importantly the number of customers they can push through. their dozen inputs, advertise and lease of the stores, they need to have little turn joseph as possible because the cost of training employees is tremendous, it's a huge obstacle of making money. that's what the former president of costco made it important to us. they treat them with the best of benefits because it's so important to keep them happy so the firm doesn't constantly have to traid train new people. they like to see the same old hopefully smiling faces, new people cost too much money. same goes for chipotle where the most talented people are given promotions and opportunities to run more stores. mcdonald's, similar, often praised for its gross margin improvements. it can get below cost goods, it had good leases, also because it has the technology innovator on a scale. they got huge leverage per hour. gross margin comes into play always in different ways. often the key to the gross margin has less to do with the cost structure and more to do

once the tortilla starts to soften we get the cheeses. >> that's the burger you cooked up the regular> a little bit of the tortilla mix and to add spice. i'm a spice whiz so we added on chilies. >> looks delicious. over here extra meals, using that same mother sauce, you're now going to make, what is this? >> this has a little bit of ocra and eggplant we mixed in with cashews, putting a little asian flair and i have you taste this before we have chicken and leek soup with fried macaroni to crisp it up. >> chicken left over from earlier. >> with two things we have four meals. >> this is really good. i like your take, stephanie, fantastic. >> you want to try tried macaroni? >> it's really healthy. stephanie, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> by the way you can print out all of these recipes and a complete shopping list on our website today.com. >>> we're back with today's take three but first a look at your local news and your local weather forecasts. looks >> good morning. i'm sarah caldwell. here is a look at one of our top tories this morning. open heart city police are investigati

and apparently the next phase here is going to be the dlt tortilla chip.wo varieties. to how many locos tacos were sold last year? >> how many. >> 375 million, that is roughly 1 million a day. a day. >> and 13,000 jobs created as a result of it. that is unbelievable. and it's making me hungry. >> creating jobs and making people happy at the same time. >>> tax filing deadline just five days away, have you done yours yet? according to usa today, the irs has gotten 88 million individual returns so far. they have processed 85 million, 72 million people are getting refund, on average of $290, at this point the irs website has gotten 276 million visits. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor sh

what happens is you get that beautiful flavor from the tortilla coming through and the cheese will start the salt? >> the chorizo sausage, you remove the casing and cook it and don't need to use all of the fat and the quesadillas come out. it's simple. the motivating chapter which is all healthy to get you back in the mood, that's on monday, motivating monday, i've got one hot wednesday. >> of course you do. >> hardly any cleanup. >> have a taste. >> i will, looks delicious. you use the ingredients to make a couple more dishes. >> we used the ribeye earlier on, you come back and do a stir-fry later in the week. >> tell me how did you that. >> this is simple, you sort of start off with the steak and a little bit of flank stank eak o ribeye and hot wok and green beans and red peppers. >> i'll turn that down. >> yeah we don't want to burn. later in the week we have the shell pasta with the spinach, doubles up with the spinach we used earl whier this the week. when do you your shopping you buy the ingredients but use them two or three times throughout the week so you end up with, you don't h

the that on top. and we have -- it already made. and how you eat this is with tortillas main staple. >> and in your lifetime you've seen how mexican food has become mainstream. >> it has. and it's changed and i think it's really great to highlight the mexican dishes that are good for you and not covered in cheese or fried. >> let me top those, if you will. >> oh, okay. what goes in them? >> you top a margarita with to make it a cadillac margarita. >> cheers. all right. >> cheers. >> we'll try that. >> this is fantastic. thanks so much. >> thank you. nice to see you. >> good to see you. we'll be back in a moment, but first this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >> definitely. yes. >> right? >> you can use a gluten free salad, almond flours. it's nice you can eliminate the tortillas and make it a non-carb dish. >> natalie's crushing that margarita. >>> good morning. i'm marla tellez a mother is in the hospital after an out-of-control car came crashing into her san jose living room. it happened yesterday afternoon near leigh high school. a pair of speeding bmws spun out of control. the

petition was filed with the fda over a year ago the proposal to allow the addition of folic acid to products like corn and tortilla. what is the status of fda's review of this position and does little ridge you to a short expedient and reasonable review the petition and be mindful that these things continue to occur while the fda delivery to the >> this is an important public health issue and i have been briefed on it and where of it. i am not up to speed on the timing of the review and define a i would like to get back to you with information on that but it is certainly an issue that is on our radar screen and being worked on and i will give you more specific information if i may. >> thank you. >> thank you very much for being with us here today, fascinating to hear the wide-ranging level of information you have to cover and there's a tremendous responsibility that rests with your organization so thank you for your hard work. i hear about the fda from my constituents in a variety of ways and want to take on one of the issues you talk about which is the food safety modernization act and the implementation you are

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tortilla bowl. >> gretchen: he's great in the kitchen. >> do you make your own tortillas? >> no, i do not. at home without spending more than a half hour in the kitchen. here is the trick i do use. in order to make our tortilla bowl, generally in a restaurant, you will see these beautiful bowls are fried. i'm going to show awe way to do it really healthy. we take a multi grain tortillas. now you have them gluten free. we brush them with a little bit of water to make it pliable. we're helping ourselves to an empty can. we're going to fold it gently over, slightly press it. we put it on a baking sheet. we put it into the oven and we've got some magic going on right here. we saved probably about 400 calories. only by not frying. >> gretchen: i don't know if you know this about ingrid, hard to believe because she's so petite, but you had put on a little extra weight because of an autoimmune situation, right? >> and also a food addict. >> gretchen: a food addict? >> yes. >> gretchen: so you were looking for ways to change recipe. >> and save on calories. everybody calorie i can save a day, allo

. >> alisyn: you can get the quesa-rito, tortilla with melted cheese, flat, open-face, and put whateveroduct, fasten your seat belts, a burrito wrapped in a quesadilla and wrapped in a riddle. >> tucker: and dip it in chocolates and-- >> go to starbucks. e-mail yours. >> alisyn: i have one at starbucks and i think it's actually going to make the company go bankrupt in a year because i'm getting such a good deal with the secrets. if i tell everybody, starbucks doesn't have a chance, but i'm going to tell you all in two hours. >> clayton: i have one to reveal, a short. they sell a cup smaller than the tall and the world's perfect cappuccino in the short, a buck 50 instead of $5. >> alisyn: why haven't i seen this before. >> clayton: people e-mail in to us. >> alisyn: the secret menus. >> tucker: coming up, how did this happen? millionaires receiving 80 million dollars in unemployment benefits during the last recession? the story behind this. >> alisyn: wrestle mania comes to new jersey tonights. we're talking about some of the biggest-- well, one of the biggest stars of the entire show, c

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