we have one setting, one-touch button for white rice, one touch for brown rice and one touch for wild rice. >> mmm. >> all right. so, we can't talk about all of this food without talking about chili. it's really hard, so pay attention. so, first what i did is i put the meat in, put it on sear mode, and i'm searing my meat with my tomatoes. now...look how hard this is. i'm gonna put my ingredients into the pot. >> [ laughs ] that's not hard at all. >> now i still have to put the lid on. okay. so, i put the lid on. and then i touch one button... [ beeps ] ...and 20 minutes later -- let me show you what chili looks like when it's power cooked. >> love the one-button touch. that's gorgeous! >> look at that! so, not only do we have a huge bounty of chili, 'cause we have 6 quarts... >> [ gasps ] >> ...but it's infused with flavor. look at the beans. look at the meat. >> beautiful ingredients. >> look at the tomato sauce. >> oh, yum. >> that is the way to eat chili. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. let me do this right. >> and just remember -- i did it in 20 minutes... >> oh, wow. >> ...with the touch o

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even though we cannot eat rice but eat wheat instead of the white rice i think it's worthwhile not to sending our child to the battlefield, but please send kenji. and i'm not just talking about my own son. children unicef and other organizations organizations. kenji has been thinking about children and also about the unicef. so if there is a chance i'm sure he would like to go all over the world and be engaged in the education of the children and also create a country without nuclear energy. and that is the message that i would like to send to my son. so i'd like to sacrifice myself. >> sorry. again, my mind is quite confused. so perhaps i'm speaking a little bit too much. but i believe that in this case before kenji, my son, decided to go abroad he did not contact me. and i think the reason for that is because he was very considerate of his parents' feelings and he probably thought we would be very anxious. and even though he was going for a very very important cause, to rescue his colleague, he thought perhaps that we might have opposed his going. but i'm not a mother that would hav

we have one setting, one-touch button for white rice, one touch for brown rice and one touch for wild rice. >> mmm. >> all right. so, we can't talk about all of this food without talking about chili. it's really hard, so pay attention. so, first what i did is i put the meat in, put it on sear mode, and i'm searing my meat with my tomatoes. now...look how hard this is. i'm gonna put my ingredients into the pot. >> [ laughs ] that's not hard at all. >> now i still have to put the lid on. okay. so, i put the lid on. and then i touch one button... [ beeps ] ...and 20 minutes later -- let me show you what chili looks like when it's power cooked. >> love the one-button touch. that's gorgeous! >> look at that! so, not only do we have a huge bounty of chili, 'cause we have 6 quarts... >> [ gasps ] >> ...but it's infused with flavor. look at the beans. look at the meat. >> beautiful ingredients. >> look at the tomato sauce. >> oh, yum. >> that is the way to eat chili. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. let me do this right. >> and just remember -- i did it in 20 minutes... >> oh, wow. >> ...with the touch o

. >> one white rice. three instant coffees. >> three instant coffees.missary from money put on his books, a debit account, funded by family members. including the one person to whom he feels closest. >> my biggest thing is my mom. she is always there for me. she says i am her child regardless. she has never, neglected me or said, i don't want you to be gay. >> that's everything. >> but she has always kept that in my head that -- you know it is not right. you know the way you are living is not right. and you know it is not godly. and you know that in then, you are going to pay for it. >> deep inside i know it is true. i know it is not right. but, do i think that i will go to heaven when i pass away. part of me wants to believe it. the other part of me knows it is probably not going to happen. >> orosco will soon face another sort of judgment day. he is scheduled for a parole hearing on the infractions that returned him to jail. a positive drug test. allegedly threatening to harm his sister in law, resulting in a charge of making terroristic threats. >> s

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13 or '14, if they knew that any time before the last week, why were they not all over him like white on rice? it just isn't clear. that is exactly what you look for. there are handbooks for studying radicalization and dangerous individuals issued by the nypd, among others. this is like a red flag that's as big as a football field. it really is not clear how they could have missed that one, unless they somehow did not know. the americans clearly did know, so maybe there was a miscommunication between the americans and the french. >> how can that change things and improve things for france and other countries in the eu and how they fight terror threats? >> i think intelligence is absolutely key in these situations. any lead, any kind of piece of information that could lead to understanding this bigger picture a lot better is absolutely important. i think, you know, the french authorities are going to amplify their security measures, put in place proactive and sort of protective measures in places like the rally location, but also generally speaking going forward. the other point is i think the

good reason, for any length of time, the security services should have been all over them like white on rice. in fact, they were not. i don't think there's really any excuse. there's going to be a lot of investigations, internal handling about how and why that happened. it is conceivable that the french didn't know they went to yemen, like now, it isn't clear where boumediene has gone. there may have been a slip between the americans and the french on that question. >> sure. >> all of that will come out eventually. >> then to see what changes at all here when it comes to anti-terror efforts in europe. your opinion on that and how will that change when it comes to european intelligence community, given the fact there were the missteps and the loopholes that seemed to have slipped the cracks. >> obviously, europe has suffered from ser ricterrorism problems. we've seen the attacks. i think europe has been plauged by the radicals. we've seen foreign fighters flocking from europe to syria and iraq. it's absolutely important to zero in on those who have traveled already and might attempt to come b

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rice. top white house aides complained there's an unfair comparison. >> you have i think, a period of time where different leaders are able to pass through saudi arabia to pay their respects and meet the new king. so there is a difference. >> thanks to jim acosta for that report. indonesia's search and rescue agency says recovery mission also continue for flight 8501. >> reporter: john the national rescue agency went to great pains to emphasize the operation isn't over at all. there were a lot of local media reports in the flurry last night saying the search operation was over. after the announcement that the military decided to stand down its effort but the national search and rescue team will continue. they said that they have decided to consolidate the operation. they have re-evaluated. the fuselage is no longer a priority in terms of lifting that out of the water. the priority remains the recovery of all the bodies. he kept reiterating -- he was flanked in a press conference by family members of the victims on board the plane. they had just spoken with him. so reiterating they are goin

white house failed to have a high profile appearance. secretary of state john kerry, senator john mccain, and cia director john brennan, to former secretaries of state james baker and condoleezza ricee house aids complain it's an unfair comparison. >> you have a period of time where different leaders are able to pass through saudi arabia to pay their respects and to meet the new king. so there is a difference. >> jim accosta reporting there. although mr. obama didn't discuss the blogger's case with king salmon activives are hoping they can -- activists are hoping they can get him to reverse the decision. >> some are offering to take 100 lashes each in place for this man. let's hear from one of the volunteers. >> of course we've done this main threely to make a statement. we want to by hopefully embarrassing them into thinking about what it will mean to bring us in and lash us into changing their mienz about this brutal punishment on this innocent man. however, having said that i did decide when i signed the letter that i was only going to do so if i really believed i will take the lashes if they took us up on the offer. i have commit myself. i mean it when i say it. i think the lik

he sounded like a white house staffer, he was making the same arguments i had heard the day before. >> from george tenet and donald please da rice. on the following day the 4th of october, friday, the cia put out a public white paper because people had been clamoring for a declassified document that summarized the intelligence. so george tenet put out a public white paper that purportedly summarized the intelligence that was contained in the classified document put out the previous monday. the white paper, which was available then still available on the cia web site, took out all the caveats that the national intelligence estimate had contained and said with total certainly and conviction that hussein had weapons, was prepared to use them, was getting more that familiar story that we have heard. and i propose to you that that's the iraq lie the fact that the public statements and the public white paper put out by the cia did not correspond to the uncertainty and the reservations contained in the classified reservation. and, thus, we were misled into war. the following monday the president spoke in cincinnati saying that iraq pos

rice told the court the white house relies on two main ways to block publication of news articles. they can essentially confirm the report but are gearing it is too important to national security to be published or they can say the reporter has it wrong. amnesty international is reporting saudi arabia has postponed the scheduled flogging of jailed activist raif badawi. badawi was arrested in 2012 after setting up a website for political and social debate. he was sentenced to 1,000 lashes -- 20 batches of 50 lashings each after friday prayers. today's lashings were reportedly postponed for medical reasons. after he was lashed last friday. the united nations is calling on israel to unlock $127 million in taxes owed to the palestinian authority that were withheld after it decided to join the international criminal court. a senior u.n. official, jens anders toyberg frandzen, told the security council that the freeze was in violation of the oslo agreements between israel and the palestinians. >> we call on israel to immediately resume the transfer of tax revenue. the israeli-palestinian

white house. we don't know whether it was the farlg of dennis mcdonough, the chief of staff, susan rice, the national security advisor, the deputy national security advisor, ben rhodes whose background is in pr and campaign press or valerie jarrett who apparently ranges widely through all of these things. yes, the white house decision-making process failed at its most fundamental responsibility and that is bringing big issues to the president to make a decision. but, you know what? it's not just the fault of those four people. it's the fault of the president. the president of the united states has not created a white house that challenges him, that properly advises him. that provides the kind of support and direction and decision-making that the president of the united states has to have. >> do we even know whether or not maybe, you know, it's -- i'm just guessing, i mean, i'm just throwing it out there, actually, that maybe the president did know about it. maybe he was told and maybe they are covering for him because it's such profoundly stupid decision not to go. maybe they are protecting him and f

white house. >> probably. >> do you admire her. >> no. >> do you know who this is. >> no. i don't even know who it is. >> rhymes with dice. >> kathleen rice i can't believe it, how about you guys? >> i can't believe it. >> i don't admire her back vibe. >> bad vibe? >> stopping in a white zone. don't tell me which zone is for stopping. >> snl loves her. >> okay. >> and i can see russia from my house. >> do you know who this is? >> hillary clinton. >> very good. >> yeah. >> she is not nancy reagan. >> there you go again. >> what are hillary's biggest accomplishments? >> i think gee with her everything, the senate, just. >> you guys like pants suits? >> yeah. i could rock a pants suit. >> i bet you could. >> what do you like to do in your free time? >> >> i can tell. >> president obama. >> very good. do you admire him? >> >> that the president went golfing after that american was beheaded? >> yes. >> you thought that was a good move? >> yeah, if he was on vacation and he was. >> what has the president done well, do you think? >> um. >> do you admire his choice in pastors? >> that was a bad decision. >> -- >> pope who? >> pope francis. >> exc

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age of bush this was obviously true in a top-down sense from the white house not just the president himself but figures like condoleezza rice and steven hadly all through the bush administration the influence was maybe not predom innocent but certainly very prevalent. people like donald rumsfeld and others who are not the most spiritual men but a lot of pentagon briefings began ritualistically with power point slides that would start with scripture or a biblical verse usually christian but overtly religious invocation. not only recognized but encouraged political activism. it's worth repeating in a foreign policy sense. policy in pursuit of particular religious goals. this bottom up influence didn't begin with bush. he didn't create it but he did encourage it. has has been consistent but surged again in the 1990s with the most obvious example being this bottom up pressure that led congress to pass the religious freedom act. >> you can see the rest of this at c-span.org. we're going now to a portrait unveiling of the new dean of the house of representatives, a title give on the the body's longest serving member. the michigan

from the national security council condoleezza rice, vice president jaime, the attorney general john ashcroft said now that we kept things from the bush white house is comical if not so astonishing and secondly that we talk about covert services federal been in the clear to talk about their treatment and it is astounding what is your judgment of the impact upon the cia with those to defend the nation and to work there? >> it is a scathing indictment of a large chunk of people in the agency who are still there. i am five years retired as are my colleagues but the at least 100 probably more cia people working hard against isis to protect the american people also what do they think now is to read a report by politicians that concludes the tireless work for seven years was nothing? and they could be subject to investigations? what kind of defect does that have the morale? that is what i worry about. lou: 84 being with us for a former hhs secretary kathleen sebelius knows how to fix obamacare. >> obamacare no question has a very bad for a and driven intentionally by misinformation and paid advertising. and day they need to call it different in t

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white house. plenty of americans have gone to the middle east without head scarves, had you condoleezza rice. >> youarabia. >> it's a nonstory but because there were some tweets angry tweets which now constitutes a story. >> that's all it is anonymous angry tweet. of course what i said was a joke. she did exactly the right thing. these people live in the mid evil times. welcome to the 21st century. >> you are guesting but she did do the right thing? >> no, i'm serious. >> she sent these pinheads over in saudi arabia a message. tweet women better. that's why she did it. >> that's not enough. >> not enough for you? >> we should be fracking. we should be -- no, because we got to stop depending on that part of the world for oil. that's a bigger deal. >> you are tieing it in to the keystone pipeline. >> absolutely, america. >> all right. there they are everybody. harry styles. watters on deck. the super bowl edition. need i say more? right back. push your enterprise and you can move the world. ♪ ♪ but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how

white. you look pretty fierce right there. the president said he was shocked by the ray rice situation, by what he saw. what is his whole take on this deflategate? >> i haven't talked to him about this. he's been traveling. my view is, i got a lot of -- you know, balls in the air at the moment, george, so i'm going to make sure i'm focused on those. i'll let everybody else figure out how much air goes into this particular scandal. >> denis mcdonough, thank you for your time. >> thank you, george. >>> and we turn now to the race to replace president obama. something of a kickoff yesterday in iowa. packed with presidential contenders. jon karl was there for all the action. >> reporter: and they're off. in iowa this weekend, the unofficial start of the race for the republican presidential nomination. and it is wide open. >> this is the most open republican nomination since 1940. i think it will be fun. it will be interesting to watch. >> reporter: open and crowded. at least 12 speakers here at the iowa freedom summit say they're at least thinking about running. new jersey governor chris christie. >> you'r

rice case. protests against and in support of police have continued in cleveland ever since the shooting. you have a predominantly black city and a majority whiteforce. does that need to change? >> diversity is always always at the forefront of what i'm trying to do in this city but if you come from the premise that, you know only an african american can police other african americans, then we're all doomed to failure. >> pelley: chief williams shows bill what he's doing to change his department on "60 minutes" this sunday at 7:00, 6:00 central. "on the road" with steve hartman is next proof that the bond between father and daughter is unbreakable. >> tonight's "on the road" segment is sponsored by phillips fiber good gummies, the tasty side of fiber. the tasty side of fiber. from phillips coughequence #5. the sleepless night. sorry. robitussin dm max nighttime's dual action liquid instantly soothes your throat and delivers fast, powerful cough relief. robitussin. don't suffer the coughequences. you know, just because your bladder is changing, it doesn't mean you have to. with tena, let yourself go. be the one with the crazy laugh. and keep bei

rice case. protests against and in support of police have continued in cleveland ever since the shooting. you have a predominantly black city and a majority whiterce. does that need to change? >> diversity is always, always at the forefront of what i'm trying to do in this city, but if you come from the premise that, you know, only an african american can police other african americans, then we're all doomed to failure. >> pelley: chief williams shows bill what he's doing to change his department on "60 minutes" this sunday at 7:00, 6:00 central time. there was a wild car chase across los angeles last night with police hot on the trail of a stolen car. they bumped the stolen vehicle forcing it to spin to a stop. three suspects surrendered. from there it was a quick trip to a holding cell. they were caught right outside0, police headquarters. "on the road" with steve hartman is next, proof that the bond between father and daughter is unbreakable. unbreakable. >> tonight's "on the road" segment is sponsored by phillips fiber good gummies, the tasty side of fiber. the tasty side of fiber. from phillips coughequence #5. the sleepless night. sorry.

white house. do you admire her? >> no. >> do you know who this is? >> i don't know who it is. >> rhymes with dice. >> kathleen rice>> do you know who this is? >> hillary clinton. >> not nancy reagan. >> there you go again. >> president obama. >> very good. do you admire him? >> ummmm... >> do you admire the fact that the president went golfing after that american was beheaded. >> yes. >> do you think that was a good move? >> if he was on vacation i guess it was. >> what has the president done well, do you think? >> bill clinton was a great, great president, you know what i mean. >> the first black president? >> yes. >> got to love watter's world. >> students at an all girls catholic high school were given i.d.'s after the christmas break and noticed their pictures were retouched and in some cases drastically changed freckles removed, faces slimmed down. >> it was weird. i didn't like how i looked like a different person. i think the one that wasn't photo shopped was better. >> the school says the retouching was a mistake by the photo company and new unedited i.d.'s will be handed out. >> six minutes before the top

decided i should ask the new york times leadership to come to the white house for a meeting to discuss why that store should not be published," riceaid during her nearly 45-minute stint thursday afternoon at the trial of an and-cia officer jeffrey sterling in alexandria, virginia. i suddenly understood the implications of the white house asking the new york times not to publish a story. that's why talkers to the president about whether we should even do so," rice added. she was greatly concerned when she heard the times had gone wind of the closely guarded cia program -- caller: had you know sugar and is outside of -- anyway. i will tell you what makes me an independent. i have basically been a republican my whole life. my family has a small business since 1960. my grandparents are survivors of the armenian genocide which cames to four -- which came before the holocaust. they had to go into hiding very similar to and frank -- anne frank. they love this country more than anything else. they came here not knowing how to speak english, had to teach themselves. i think everyone knows this story. but as i have grown up, and i'm about 5

of bush this was obviously true in a top-down sense, from the white house, not just the president himself, but figures like condoleezza rice and steven hadley. all through the bush administration, religion was maybe not dominant but certainly very prevalent. this was true even in a place like the pentagon in which there weren't a lot of demonstrably religious officials presiding people like don rumsfeld who are not the most spiritual men but a lot of pentagon briefings began realistically during the bush presidency with powerpoint slides that would start with scripture or a biblical verse or some sort of -- usuallilyy christian but overtly religious invocation. this was also true in a bottom up sense epitomized in bush politics which pushed for bush optimism. bush's foreign policy through and through maybe wasn't guided or driven by religion -- i'm not saying the united states had a certain foreign policy in pursuit of particular religious goals, but religion in a very obvious way suffused the bush administration's foreign policy. this bottom-up influence didn't start with bush he didn't create it, he didn't invent it even

arabia to pay tribute to king condoleeza rice and how might speaker 19 pelosi were part of the group to saudi arabia. >> first lady turned heads when she appeared white house the head conserve that women wear when appears in the muslim kingdom. they bent for black pants and a royal blue tunic and no william part of the american delegation wore a head scab. the all miami -- saudi delegation greeted women to with a handshake. they were criticized by the local media. >> no controversy with the weather, but no one is mad at you. >> a couple of ims of snow in the sierra and that is it. it was humid yesterday but it is again clearing clear conditions and dry air and lack of fog. just high clouds across the north bay and look at our winds, they are light and variable and only fairfield and concord and hayward have said they have a breath of wind. this is how it looks from the you it we are the air is clean and from the west, become toward the -- east back to the west you can see over the port of oakland back to san francisco it is clear. maybe a little more fog tomorrow morning but today, just brighter and dry this afternoon with warmer-than-average high te

white should be off his job. >>> a new report found no evidence that anyone at the nfl either saw or possessed a video showing former baltimore ravens running back ray riceance in an elevator. former fbi director mullock completed the investigation. he mailed the video to headquarters months before that. mullock found the nfl should have done more with the information he had and should have taken more steps to get that video. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors got down to the business of the new year choosing a new president. they elected london breed. she's considered a moderate among several progressives. reed acknowledged differences they had over the years while looking forward. >> i appreciate your support, i appreciate our working relationship and i look forward to working together on this board with each and every one of us. >> reporter: also today the five reelected supervisors were sworn in and newly appointed supervisor james christianson castillo. she faces the position left by chu. >>> a ring returned to a bay area man after more than 30 years. how it was found at the beach. >> and chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking our weath

white beans and that's something that me and eric are very interested in down the road. but for now, don fortunato's daughter, johanna, has prepared us a traditional peruvian mountain meal. >> wow. >> oh! >> juanes. >> it's riceken and achiote inside. >> wow. this is amazing. not surprisingly, some cuy, or guinea pig, of which there seems to be many around for the taking. this preparation served with a cacao sauce. >> that's good. >> all of this food is delicious. >> so chocolate, it is a luxury food item. >> yes. >> this is an area abundant with coffee, chocolate, fruit. how's life for the locals? [ speaking foreign language ] >> he says that 20 years ago, 25 years ago, it was easier for him. he was planting soybeans and coffee. >> right. >> he was making much more money. and then he didn't plant soybeans any longer and the coffee production went down so therefore he had a financial struggle for a while and now with the cacao trees they are planting, he has no more stress and fairly upbeat himself. ad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progr