what you do is arm yourself with wanton skin. >> arm yourself with wanton. >> make a round circle wither. you make a little hole like that. and then take a teaspoon of the filling, pack it right in. and then give this a good twist. okay? you with me? >> i'm with you. >> if you can do it, al, everyone can do it. >> you've obviously seen the show. >> okay. so there you go. >> okay. >> beautiful. okay. so now that's gorgeous. >> thank you. >> then what we do is we pop them in some simmering water. think ravioli or dumpling. you don't want to overcook it. if you overcook it they'll come out. they're floating and cooked and gorgeous and golden. just cook it for about five minutes. >> okay. >> as soon as they float up to the surface then you know they're done. like floating clouds. that's what they call it. then we season it. just garnish it with scallions like this. you don't want to waste any and then we serve it with a soy sauce and chili sauce. this is one more. we use exactly the same skin. >> you can get these at any grocery store. >> exactly. the asian supermarket, or any grocery stor

was heavy fighting, loss of life, and want and destruction throughout this libyan conflict -- and wanton destruction throughout this libyan conflict, but nothing like what happened in sirte. a vivid and grotesque example today. the bodies of 53 gaddafi supporters were discovered shot with their hands tied. the manner and aftermath of the dictator's death continues to fascinate. the interim authorities have finally stopped the increasingly mccotter public -- macabre public viewing of his body. it was that this modest mansion that gaddafi fled after the fall of tripoli. plenty of food for a long stay, even an exercise bike. when the fighting began to intensify, he had to move from home to home and cellar to cellar. caught in the middle of the assault on sirte, civilians. we visited this home that was abandoned two weeks ago. no chance of moving back in here. >> [sobbing] >> their 4-year-old granddaughter is also missing, not seen in the panic and confusion for days. they hope she is alive somewhere with her father. "i do not know how to appeal," -- to feel," says the grandfather. "i have b

having a fried egg roll, wanton, something good. it taught me the value of working hard and what it meant to be part of a small business, a small business -- a small business, small family, and an immigrant family at that. really being impacted by the los angeles riots, when that occurred, put me on the path toward public policy and understanding what it meant to have opportunities and not have opportunities in our various communities. >> why did you choose to live in san francisco? supervisor chu: i came to the area to pursue a master's degree in public policy at the uc- berkeley school. ever since then, i fell in love with what a wonderful area the bay area is. >> what motivated your interest in politics? supervisor chu: to be frank, i never saw myself in an elected position at all. i had grown up in southern california, and during the first day of the los angeles riots, my parents had their cars stolen at gunpoint. they were left out and had to pay someone $100 to get back to chinatown. it really influenced me. we had a restauran

far they haven't been engaging in the sorts of things that scare those institutions which would be wanton bad. it was a more were completely unjustified assault all right john perry barlow we're seeing something i guess you could call it financial activism it's something new i think especially in this day of the internet and in fact connectedness in the global economy and we're seeing it with things like people pulling money out of the bank we saw this in france a few months ago people again are talking about pulling money out of certain banks people are talking about we had a campaign crash j.p. morgan by silver for example as a way to be capitalized a lot of the derivatives that make up the balance sheets of these banks it is financial activism is this something that the people at the occupy wall street who are certainly sitting there for the stock exchange do they have enough of a. grounding in how these things work to launch a financial campaign doesn't matter i guess my question is they're sitting there for the new york stock exchange so how do they leverage what they what they belie

chinese are very interested in effectively and it's a more this area and this will be a source of wanton tension for. more time through discuss this further joining from the center for international security studies university of sydney thank you. but later in the chinese visit russia's prime minister vladimir putin gave an interview to the state broadcaster outlining the priority for the two nations. said that a push for technological breakthroughs in aviation and aircraft building some of the areas where he wants to see the parties working together you can read the full interview at party dot com. also online for you i merican police accused of brutality at the occupy boston protests to the vietnam war veterans were injured by police officers up to one hundred people also arrested. the. targets are now quarter past the hour here in moscow but the training of ukraine's former prime minister has sparked outrage on the streets of kiev and a flood of criticism from russia the u.s. and the e.u. yulia timoshenko was given a seven year sentence for abusing her powers when signing contracts wi

these is all the charges, wanton endangerment in the first degree, assault, first degree. in the third degree, assault in the third degree, another assault in the third degree. another assault in third degree. them is all the charges i picked up in the prison system. so now things are different. see, i done growed up. >> while fleece johnson's violent acts are in his past -- >> open number 20. >> -- there is one inmate at ksp who is considered the most menacing. victor hiatt is serving a life sentence for murder. he has the reputation of being the most violent inmate in the state and had to wear restraints for this interview. >> i've accepted my own death so i don't worry about dying. so i don't really have a whole lot of respect for life in general, my own or anybody's. >> victor hiatt has clearly made it known to staff and inmates that he would like to kill a staff member. >> in 2003, hiatt threw books and spit at officers. a use-of-force team was called in to extract him from his cell. >> he's got some, appears to be water or urine in his hands. >> solitude can make you

and wanton irresponsibility and nobody has ever carried the can. >> it is like steinbeck said in "grapeserybody was losing everything, who is behind all of this? who's really running the country? who's really pulling the strings? and i think we have all lost faith and we don't know what to do and there are no jobs and we are looking at a lineup in my opinion, of republicans, like -- >> do you feel alarmed by what you see? >> i do. i do feel alarmed. >> see the tea party very polar rising, increasingly popular, when you see the tea party candidates ant views that they espouse, what do you think? >> i don't espouse their views. i'm not that conservative. i do feel -- i guess i'm more of a democrat at heart, although i've never affiliated myself with a particular party. as you can tell, i'm not very politically savvy it is very emotional for me and so i am maybe not speak investigate well. >> awe con their to use the french that you used earlier, i think you have made your views very he will he consequently played out there. >> but i just -- i had just such a moment of home. >> do you still

and wanton irresponsibility and nobody has ever carried the can. >> it is like steinbeck said in "grapessing everything, who is behind all of this? who's really running the country? who's really pulling the strings? and i think we have all lost faith and we don't know what to do and there are no jobs and we are looking at a lineup in my opinion, of republicans, like -- >> do you feel alarmed by what you see? >> i do. i do feel alarmed. >> see the tea party very polar rising, increasingly popular, when you see the tea party candidates ant views that they espouse, what do you think? >> i don't espouse their views. i'm not that conservative. i do feel -- i guess i'm more of a democrat at heart, although i've never affiliated myself with a particular party. as you can tell, i'm not very politically savvy it is very emotional for me and so i am maybe not speak investigate well. >> awe con their to use the french that you used earlier, i think you have made your views very he will he consequently played out there >> but i just -- i had just such a moment of home. >> do you still have it? you t

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someone can be a flawless steward of his or her fizz seek and a wanton lunatic in all else.d? i think the whole thing is being misunderstood, honestly. about his weight. >> well, rooney made some other great points in there. >> well, sure. well, this is -- this is frank bruni talking more personally about the state of obesity in america and where it comes from. and i really connect with this. he says the thinness that i managed in college didn't reflect laudable self-control. it reflected bulimia and laxatives. my borderline obesity in my mid-30s wasn't a sign of drift, professionally i was working harder and more reliablely than ever. and my sustained anguish over my waistline and tortured efforts to regulate it bespoke a kind of shallowness and vanity that i'm not looking for in politicians. it seems too prevalent among them already. no two stomachs are precisely alike and i know where of i speak. i was born with such a fierce, unappeaseable hunger that as a toddler i threw screaming fits if i didn't get, say, a third hamburg hamburger. he is talking about the american con