you cut it up with mini utensils. >> now this is ketchup. >> why don't we have one of these? we need to order one of these. >> you can. i found the website. the happy kitchen hamburger. here's everything the kit includes. and it's on sale right now, regularly 5.25, now it's 4.50. and it's not just hamburger kits they sell. doughnut kits, sushi. >> i don't know about this. >> i know about this and i say no. >> tomorrow on "right this minute" -- >> it's always amazing to see young people doing incredible things. >> i started this project to raise money for my orphanage. >> tomorrow on "right this minute." >>> it's science project time. a box, a hole, and some smoke. >> smoking in class is not a bad thing. >> see why smoking is okay for this lesson. >>> and a fast-burning car fire and the firefighters are on the scene not dressed like firefighters. >> they're dressed in drag. >> we'll tell you what's going on. firefighters in drag caught >>> welcome back to the show. don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >>> have you guys heard of tricking?

to cook anything, i have to go to my fridge in my room, get everything i needed, get all my utensils and bring it into the kitchen to prepare my food, then clean it and take it all back to my room. to sweep and mop, i have to do a quarter to a third of a room at a time. i have to move everything away from where i want to mop, which can take 45 minutes to an hour sometimes. mop, wait for it to dry, put it all back and then do the next section. it's very exhausting and very stressful. >> to an outsider, the solution seems easy -- clean it up. but with a hoarder, it's just not that simple. >> you don't move stuff. she would be very hurt, first of all, she'd be angry, she'd be hurt at the disrespect to her and her things. she'd be ashamed. it would be kind of like her worst fears coming true right then and there. it would just make the problem worse because it would make her more defensive of everything else. and would make her fight harder to keep it. >> dr. morrison has not treated jessica's mother but has dealt with many similar cases. >> if you were to go into the home of someone who

now, the pots and pans are up here... the glasses are here... the dishes are here... and the utensilsow... you must be thirsty. would you like some iced tea? yes, i'd love some, please. this is the house phone. local calls are free, but don't stay on too long. of course, we each pay for our own long-distance calls. we keep a list. i... didn't know that you had renters. i didn't write to you about the renters. oh, rebecca, i'm sorry. i am so embarrassed. i guess i'm not quite used to the idea myself. it was just kind of a surprise. yes, of course. ever since my uncle moved to the retirement home, the bills have been coming in so quickly. i had to do something. renting out rooms seemed like a good solution. i'm sure the rent money helps. i just couldn't take care of edward by myself any longer-- to bathe him, dress him. and he fell down once when i was out and he couldn't get up by himself. it was terrible. i can see it's a big responsibility. the house, your uncle... what choice do i have? would you like to see your room? yeah. oh, please-- let me help you with those. oh, thank you. re

utensils are pretty good. there's eggs out here but they will be used quickly. >> that's right. >> bakery products, our understanding, have to be kept at room temperature for the dough to rise. we have to work with a lot of pastry chefs. these are storage containers. allowed by law. now, we have restaurants who use chemicals on the food. that's be allowed. we are very careful to be sure they use proper items like this. we have a -- i usually have my temperature gun. we usually take a temperature, we stir it up and take a surface temperature. it should be fairly close. you want to know what kind of product it is. if it's something that needs to be cooled quickly, we like the temperature to come from 140 to about 41 degrees within 6 hours time. today we're not equiped to do that. the reason i'm looking at other structures, roaches like to stay under in the crevices, they like to lay their eggs. sometimes you look at high water areas because we're looking for cockroaches. duck is being cooled down, you don't have

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. >> or utensils. >> he didn't need anything. he came with the stuff. that's jesse and his wife, lindsey. he set the table. it was delicious. it was halibut with lemon and thyme. he cooked it in foil, put it in the oven. that's jay with his daughters. >> aww. you got dressed up. you look beautiful. >> it was such a great night. i wanted to give a big thank-you to jesse, who happens to be here. >> here. hi, jesse. >> hey, guys. >> how are you? >> that was so good. >> thank you so much. i brought you a treat today. >> what is it? >> this is a blood-orange margarita. >> of course it is. >> we got a little spice, a little lime, some tequila. >> what was it like cooking for the love birds? >> it was great. it was great. so nice to be in your home and really cook for jay's birthday and meet the family. >> the nicest guy in the entire world. >> he's super, super, super nice. >> we're coming to rosette, jay and i have decided. the food you made was crazy. he had -- what are they called microveggies? >> baby root vegetables, beets, turnips. they're really small.

. all of our utensils, knives,  spoons, they're all accounted  for on an hourlye. everything is secured to the  tables via a cable. if for some reason we happen to lose a tool or something  happens, we would search the  kitchen, search the inmates. but we've never had a situation like that. most of the inmates are very cooperative. they understand they have a  short amount of time left and   we rarely have any problems here.  >> i get along good with all of the officers, sergeant, corporals. you know, we're inmates and of  course, they're the people in  charge of us. i get along great with them. i don't answer back, you know? . >> while most inmates working  here can make up to $15 a week, the main incentive is to earn  game time, an exchange in which they receive time off their  sentences for days worked. >> you get one day for every si days you work.

or comfortable place to explore the cooking of pakistan but i'm cool with motel art and plastic utensilslong as the signature food is genuine. the kabobs it turns out are exceptional. you hear them before you see them. sizzling and spitting on their platters as loudly as any fajitas. a length of coors ground beef is cut open to reveal grated onions, slint ra, and crushed red pepper in the juicy interior. ground chicken is propelled to greatness with jalapeno, paprika, and flavorful thigh meat. both kabobs are piled high with sliced onions, some crisp and sharp, others soft and sweet. and followed with a bowl of minted yogurt for containing the heat. here is fragrant jasmine rice too with cumen seeds. you may wish to inch into dinner in which case you should order an appetizer. diners are instructed, well, if they ask, to poke holes in the sheer little wheat balls light as christmas ornaments and fill their hollowes with a pinch of boiled potato, spiced chick peas and a shot of what looks like pond water but is a puree of mint, jalapeno and cilantro. in the back there are a half dozen con

. >> first we're going to discuss how to hold utensils.noises when you eat. >> reporter: and so the university created -- >> the bread and butter. >> reporter: m.i.t. charm school. >> if you want to take a bite of vegetables, you can do that with your knife and even cut lettuce. >> reporter: bringing social graces to a student body that's stereotyped, however, unfairly is as a bunch of science nerds. >> christine chin takes issue with that. you're not just all a bunch of science nerds? >> no. we have math too, not just science. >> reporter: you have the m.i.t. jacket. show us what you have here. students like ciao twan yen are proud of it. >> are you a nerd? >> yes. >> you're here at charm school. >> reporter: charm school is an elective course in subjects like houp to make a charming impression. >> you have to have a firm handshake, use eye contact, you repeat the >> if you got a mustard stain three weeks ago on a shirt, you shouldn't wear that to work. >> reporter: the sophomore in science and engineering took a class in dressing for suc

would work with them in more of their cold state, so right out of the walk ins, and with a sharp utensile best way. so a nice, good sharp knife if you're cutting them up. >> and here's one more tip for working with onions-- you can always just carry around a box of kleenex, like this fearless and teary-eyed reporter did. but as any onion aficionado will tell you, the tears are well worth it. for "california country", i'm tracy sellers. so just to expand on what chef scott was saying, you want to chill the onions at least 30 minutes before you start working with them and that will help cut down on the tears, hopefully. hopefully. coming up next, it's a growing trend here in california and getting volved is as easy as a-b-c, or in this case, csa. see what i mean coming up next. >> welcome back to "california country". you know, as more and more people wonder where their food really comes from, community-supported agriculture programs, or csas, are becoming more and more popular. charlotte fedipe has the story of one program in northern california. >> every week, pat crowder gets a differen

medicare reimbursement schedules set the prices of all procedures, all utensils, all operations.hey behind reimbursements to hospitals and major medical entities. and everything else doctors do in their offices. host: next is a tweet -- a debate between two people on our facebook page -- taking calls next. a democrat in washington. caller: amanda. everyone talking about the health care system. the lady was bringing up the fact that we're all just doing stuff to react to people's diseases or obesity or whatever is. i believe that we should been putting more effort into preventative care and talking about the things that are being allowed in this country that might be big causes as tuna lack of health in this country. we have all gotten sicker. we may be living longer, but we are not a help here nation --a -- not a helthier nation. the health-care system is all stuff nsurance and helpinthe has hit the fan. nobody's talking about nutrition or things that can help prevent you from being sick. if you have no means to go to a grocery store and buy nutritious food because the prices are

we walked through the bar area, looked at glasses, bottles, we look to the kitchen for utensils, plates sold in the 1920's and withstood say things pretty well. >>mark: everything you see shaded is someone is saying that they felt the earthquake. even in the santa cruz people reported feeling it. >>justine: a huge crack down the center of this huge brick wall that is attached to a cement staircase. this is a pretty large crack to happen after this earthquake hit. this so far is the worst damage we have seen. i quickly want to reduce some of our facebook post. many people are telling us they did not feel anything. we have been posting great information on our twitter page as well as facebook and our www.kron4.com web page. >>mark: here is what things looked like we were live on the air. >>mark: we have an earthquake. >>darya: it is still selling a. since that was a good nine seconds. oaths and >>darya: that is the biggest so we have a felt in a long time. >>mark: the biggest one in nine years i have been here. >>darya: >>darya: it was vague and did no one got hurt. with all the other is

we have food processors and utensils.vel. >> what did you do when your little one, jasper, was 11 months old? >> gosh, he ate soft foods. he ate banana, avocado, i mashed up potatoes for him with a fork, and i let him feed himself. i thought it was important that he learn to feed himself. look, i am as interested in keeping my babies as close to me as any other mother is, but i think tracy morris was very right in her statement let's leave some things for ourselves and let children learn to do things by themselves. >> you mentioned this a moment ago. it is one thing to see a mother and a young boy. would it be different if it was a father with a young boy? >> no. i made this point in the post that i wrote about this which is that a dad would not get away with doing this. i also say, i think, a gay parent or lesbian parent probably wouldn't get away with doing it in public either like this and i think it is something worth discussing. doesn't make it wrong. it means we have to think about what it represents, why it makes u

. >> or utensils. >> he didn't need anything. he came with the stuff. super, super, super nice. >> we're coming to rosette, jay and i have decided. the food you made was crazy. he had -- what are they called microveggies? >> baby root vegetables, beets, turnips. they're really small. >> so sweet. >> like pygmy fruit, pygmy vegetables. >> thank you for coming over. really appreciate it. >> thanks so much. what are you going to do next year? >> i can't top it. it's over. i was embarrassed about the lack of pots, pans, and everything. okay. if you were up last night -- >> remember we went to bobbie's apartment? she keeps her shoes in the oven. >> yes. >> and in the freezer. >> yes. in the cupboards. i forgot all about that. >> there's another bobbie, little bobbi kristina, who lost her mom so tragically a few weeks ago. apparently a big oprah interview last night. i didn't see it but -- >> i saw the chunk where oprah was interviewing bobbi kristina. it was interesting because i never heard her speak so i wanted to hear her. she sounded more grown-up than i

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