>> uncooked rice. >> uncooked. >> uncooked. see. white rice. and then what? five minutes. >> you do it. okay. i'm done. i'm exhausted from cooking. i'm tired. >> about five minutes. >> and then what. >> here it is. >> you scoop it into the peppers? >> scoop is in the peppers. >> the peppers are raw. you scoop it in. >> uncooked at the time, right? you first -- >> cut the top off and you clean them out and fill them up. >> okay. >> three-fourths. >> three-fourths, okay. like that. and you cook them and -- >> no, and you -- and then -- >> and then what. >> you put all the -- little bit of the -- >> onions, peppers on the bottom, put the top on. how long do you cook it? >> cook it for two hours. >> two hours. >> and, mom, how long do we cook your sauce? >> well, i -- about an hour simmering. >> okay. >> we're going to try -- we're going to try joanie's first. >> all right. >> everyone is talking. no one's saying anything. this segment is ruined! who wants to try it first? you go. >> my mom will try it. >> try a little bite. sorry. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, i'm sorry

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he was eating uncooked meat. >> turtles and birds, etc. >> there is salmonella and other bad things can happen. it's a lot to take someone out of that. one of the things to remember is if someone has been in this starvation dehydration mode, you can't just puff them up with food and water. you have to do it slowly and carefully. >> is that why he initially was okay and relapsed? he hadn't fully reemerged back into normal life and living and normal food? >> yes, but the doctors we talked to said that is a distinct possibility that maybe he was brought out too quickly. they have this experience with prisoners of war and other people who are dehydrated and starved. when they try to get them out quickly, it could hurt them. there is sort of a science to how to get someone out of this state. your body gets used to it for that period of time and you can't do it quickly. >> it's a period of acclimation. >> exactly. you can't automatic bring him back and you have to let the body slowly get used to things. >> we will see how he does. thank you very much. >> coming up, the former police officer a