the city, iron chef michael simon. welcome, chef. >> thanks for having me. >> absolutely. i love that you were wearing the browns jersey when you did the super bowl party on "the chew." we are talking oscar parties. tell me what we want to do for an oscar party. >> you want to make it a party you can enjoy. i include danish blue cheese, beautiful, earthy. great natural richness. acidity built in, beautiful, beautiful, cheese. aged travarty. crystallization because it has been aged. everybody loves a rich, rich cheese, double cream white. pair it with things, salty, sweet textures. >> we both have mediterranean in our blood, olives. >> my mom marinading them with feta cheese. >> how long do you let it marinade? >> let it go 30 minutes. it is going to maximize flavor. i'll put everything in there except for the cheese and when the guests arrive i'll crumble in the cheese. >> do you have your tux picked out? >> i don't think i have ever seen you in a suit. [laughter]. >> love michael simon. what a great guy he is. recipe

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simon's restaurant lolita, you could be waiting up to a year. they tweeted the timeland and closed after a fire last month. started above a stove and spread to the second floor. >>> and the west side subissue of the park will start this summer. the project will benefit pedestrians with improved traffic signal, street lighting and crosswalks. they don't have major pedestrian safety issues but they're being proactive to prevent issues from happening. >> reporter: and from the live desk here, we talked about school closings earlier and i wanted to mention warrensville heights schools are closed because they have no heat. over the weekend, there was an isolated pipe leakage and this is related to this closure. again, the schools have no heat that is on our news night 5 app. >>> and some ohio residents are thawing out from the valentine's day weekend. a heater at a high-rise on west 25th street broke leaving tenants with the shivers since late last week. >> it was cold and two nights ago it's cold. >> and i use my oven most of the time. >> a represen

last week pedro factory back at burger bash to depend it, taking on michael simon, bby flay, al roker. >> we officially qualify as a big name now that we won? >> that cheeseburger was returned into a croquette. it was a long, complicated process but it was a lot of fun. we here in miami have a gift. and the party does notot officially start in miami until the cquettes show up. so we decided to@ emerge it. >> reporter: so how will pedro factory raise the bar this year? we asked. >> so this year's burger, thehe strategy going in in is -- that's the final tip for the award-winning presence. >> reporter: wait, what? that will the reigning champions take the title again? we'll taste and see tonight. so nadal didn't take the trophy away from me, but what is on the a b brger with homemade barbecue sauce? your mouth is watering. a big event tonight with big judges behind me. the judges judging burger bash will be taking these, neil patrick harris' husband will be there as well. nathalie morales from the "today" show. her flight wasunning behind but she's slated to be here. it's a blind tastin

friday on the morning blend, michael simon from the chew, whips up appetizers perfect for >>> and a vocal group, the tenors serenade us before their big show, that's tomorrow, that's all for us today. >> bye, have a god day. -- good day. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries so much of that burden alone. i know we can create that america if we listen to our conscience and our hearts and not to the pundits and the naysayers. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message, >> announcer: "the view" is live right now. >>> get comfortable because they're getting fired up for a

michael simon is bringing bobby flay to help him host his autism speaks benefit. >> and it am take place august 6th and simon is happy to have one of the best buds help and two years ago, that event raised $250,000 for autism research. >>> and next in the morning sprint, no ot for cleveland cadets. the police union filing a complaint. >> and spedding millions on the shoreway. the projects overbudget and >> -- coming from. after she. 7:30. and if you see any good stories your dreams evolve, and with committed support, they thrive. . >>> good morning cleveland. looking outside and some heaven rain across northeast ohio and that can create a messy morning drive. and weather and traffic team is watching the conditions for you. >> and we have janessa webb and kristen is monitoring the problems and light start with somara theodore. >> and we have a dynamic system that is moving towards us right now and reaching some of it and light break it down and farther south, positioned over tennessee and that is continuing to move and if you're below the warm front, you get the subtropic temperatures and

michael simon is bringing the friend bobby flay to the land to help him host the autism speaks benefit. >> and cleveland.com reporting it will take place on october 6th and simon said he had a best buddy help with the event two years ago and raised $250,000 for autism research. >>> and coming up next, warning signs for justice scalia. his death is not a shock to his >> and clinton and scandal, two words you don't hear together this morning. >> and a check on weather and traffic when we return on good >>> breaking overnight from the live desk now, approaching 5:45. a plane disappeared from radar in nepal and found crashed in the jungle. this is new video of crews heading to the scene there. 23 people are on board the plane and the wreckage reportedly completely burned with bodies scattered. the cause is under investigation. >>> and developing this morning, a violent rampage in phoenix leaves five family members, including a six-year- old dead. the police say the 26-year-old alex buckner shot his parents and sisters while the house is on fire. the fires and police -- firefighters and pol

plus chef michael simon has the perfect recipes for the big game. that's today at 10 right after us. >> then today at 2 on valley view live, pick up a super big weekend with some super big fun. comedian sinbad and we're allowed to say it, super bowl winner mike flanigan. plus former mayor with his big game pick. >> i've seen his ring. it's -- >> ridiculous. >> huge. he's been on the show. it's amazing. i cannot wait for our tailgating party that starts in a few minutes. mond >> announcer: "the view" is live right now. it's a show packed with all the "hot topics" you can handle. >>> dems fighting words. how bernie and hillary took the gloves off last night, and find why megyn kelly agrees with clinton. >>> then, dr. ben carson's live in "hot topics." does he think ted cruz stole his votes in iowa? and is he preparing to drop out of the race? >>> plus "the chew's" michael symon's serving up snacks for the big game. it all starts now on "the view" with whoopi, michelle collins, joy behar, candace cameron-bure,

chef miosal simon of the chew -- michael simon of the chew knows how to join the perfect pairings to bring it all together. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you have hosted many events. ha is the key to throwing a great party? >> i think the key is throwing a party that allows you to enjoy the party as much as your guests. and that's why i'm in love with the cheese board, especially for an oscar style party, 'cause it's rich. it presents beautifully. you can get really something for everybody there. and then you can enjoy the party as much as the people at it. >> when you do a cheese board, party for ten people, how do you know how much cheese to put out? >> here is the beautiful thing about cheese. it holds great. it's better to have too much than not enough because the worst thing that could happen is you're making grilled cheeses for yourself in the morning. so it's a no lose situation. i think if you think about it for ten people, if you think a couple ounces per person, that's a really safe way to go. >> what do you like to pair up with the cheese board? any

there is a lot happening tonight, michael simon on the beach, tomorrow andrew zimmer shshting down the party with lucky chopsticks on the beach as well. natalie morales was doing a cooking demo earlier today. you can catch more tomorrow. lots of the biggest names in the culinary world taking a taste of south beach. roxanne vargas, nbc 6 news. >>> south florida, we comfortable stata out there. a little cool for some of us, you may want to grab those sweaters you head out the door this morning. 60 degrees in fort lauderdale, as well as miami. 57 degrees down to the kendall area, lower 60s key west and marathon. we're dealing with low 50s along e gulf coast. that's going to leave cold temperatures out there. we are waking up with a north wind. degrees warmer this morning than we were yesterday at this time. we're already beginning to see that temperature rebound that we've been talking about for the past two days. i want to take a look at our live first alert radar. things looking quiet across the keys, no rain in sight. good news as we head out the door on sunday morning. we are waking u

. >>> and for all of you michael simon fans of the restaurant, lolita, you could be waiting up to a year for the tremont favorite to reopen. his restaurant closed after a fire last month and started above one of the stoves and spread to the second floor. >>> and also today, cleveland city council will start discussing the mayor jackson's budget for 2017. the plan includes a half percent income tax increase. if approved, it would be the city's first next tax increase since 1981. the mayor said the increase is needed thanks to state cuts. >> and we coming up on good morning cleveland, a major overhaul. the big renovation project with the lincoln memorial and generous donation to pay for it. >> and heavy no 12349 canton it's going to be a rough ride for some. >> it is and that snow is nothing to play around with. akron and canton, they were slammed and things were improving there and ashtabula, you're on my radar coming up. your dreams evolve, and with committed support, they thrive. . >>> well, diamonds are forever, right? this. a 400 carality diamond -- 400karat diamond found in africa, w

. >> reporter: transitions turned simon michaels life around. he is on the dean's list at muhlenburg college but high school was a struggle. >> it was upsetting to me and my parents. they sometimes felt like they lost control. i thought i might not graduate from high school. >> reporter: sean spent a year at transitions learning to manage his anxiety and social awkwardness. he was able to go back to high school ape graduate after 12th grade. >> he got an award of peoples choice award in 11th grade. >> instead of giving me schooling, it gave me social interactions that i needed. >> reporter: at transitions there are small classes, lots of individual help and therapy. is there even regular yoga all to give students mindfulness skills to better manage anxiety. >> kid have problems, i'm still normal. i'm doing much better here. it is a great place. i love it here. it is amazing. >> reporter: she was really terrific. school district pays tuition for students with anxiety disorder who can't cope in traditional classrooms so students have to be referre

joining me is michael nutter and van jones. you heard simone there going toe to toe with me. she's a force to be reckoned with. we like having her on. black voters have been loyal to bill and hillary clinton for many years now. is that changing or can she still count on that support? >> well -- >> don, you never take any support for granted. >> van first. >> i'm sorry. >> that's okay. >> let's be honest. it is not news when bill clinton goes to harlem, okay? bill clinton had offices in harlem. it's not news when hillary clinton goes to harlem. we have to be very, very honest here. i think bernie sanders has a lot of room to grow in the black community and i think he will grow in the black community. but where we are right now, he has not made those strong connections yet. philosophically yes, historically yes, but practically not yet. the reason why he has the ability to catch up, at least in part, is because i believe his resonates so strongly with the younger african-american you just had on and others, michelle alexander, who wrote the book -- >> we'll talk more about that

>> simon, the answer to your question was michael caine. >> whoever was in pirates but i'll come back -- >> daniel craig? >> no. >> mcdonald's did not catch us by surprise, we've analyzed what mcdonald's all day breakfast did to our breakfast, it was a small amount. what has happened and in many ways the analysis was a surprise to us, we looked at what's happened to the burger chains, all losing store count. if i put the top three chains together, lost 165 stores last year. so they need to focus on comps, we have the opportunity to drive comps to drive development and drive consumer products. they don't have that revenue drive three-some. they have one so they put all of the focus on to driving comps. in terms of where we're going, we're not going up market. we've always been known for both value and quality products. we're right in the middle. we're going to stay in the middle. we're going to be a little more aggressive with our marketing but as you say, simon, you bring those things together, we're going to make dunkin' donuts more to consumers and on the go ordering that will speed

bush, michael jordan and, of course, "american idol"'s simon cowell as well. apparently, being be on television three hours a day is not enough for brian kilmeade, because when that show's over, brian enters the radio studio where he hosts a show for another three hours each day, monday through friday. it's a program on over 140 stations across the country, so brian is very prolific when it comes to talking, but also when it comes to writing. he is now the author of four books. two of his first three books ended up on "the new york times" bestseller list. one of them was george washington's secret six. and since the success of that book, he and his i co-author, dan yeager, teamed up to bring us another interest story, and that's the book he's going to talk about today which is, "thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates," which is a forgotten war that changed american history. as i think you'll learn from brian's remarks, there is a lot we can learn from history, a lot of things that today's leaders such as president obama might be able to learn from history an

bush and the decision to go to iraq was built on a lie which is like a michael moore talking point. it's having a lot of voters to reverse course. >> unless it's a calculated move, simon, nobl donald trump does anything not thought out. in fact, i will go as far as to say he's a better politician on the stage. could he have possibly been doing this, can't imagine why else to try and get democratic vote voters? >> i think part of trump's thing is running against the establishment. it's heavily influenced by the bush years. i think it was remarkable. i agree with larry. if somebody has been in the game for a long time to hear the leading republican candidate basically say in fact the republicans didn't keep us safe when there was a republican president and he let the country down, it sounded like a democratic talking point. these are things i said many times. it shows how much he's trying to distance himself from the establishment republicans in washington and been successful so far. >> that's the big question, guys. whether or not that will effect the voters in south carolina. we'll

hans: it was simon davidson, an questioned if deutsche bank could pay their debts. deutsche bank said they have enough cash for 2016 and 2017. what is clear is that their shares have taken a battering. deutsche bank is all the way down at 1/3 of its theoretical value. there have been some banks that were hit recently here. other banks are close to half of that. deutsche bank is in a league of its own. the stoxx 600 has taken a battering down almost to 2012 levels. draghi talked about doing what it takes to save the euro. deutsche bank said they were down as much as 10% after this announcement, but stocks surged 2%. they said they had enough money to cover 2016 in tier one coupons, which are due in april. they said in 2017, to have enough for 4.3 billion dollars. all of that is contingent upon their not being more headwind costs. they are up by more than 50% just this year. look at the cost of insuring deutsche bank debt compared to the cost that other banks are facing. everyone is up, but known as quite as high as deutsche bank. is,s: the burning question will deuts

michael: no, tom. first of all, what we try to recognize is that gdp does not capture -- the question is how. we created this measurement system called the social progress index to really measure whether a country is making social progress on meeting needs, creating opportunity. what we found is that there is a correlation with gdp. when you get wealthier you're able to do that. but there is a lot of variation. the u.s. has been lagging. our gdp rank is much higher than our social progress rank, and that's probably because of some of these fundamentals we talk about. tom: do the conservative concern, if we bring up our social progress success, everyone agrees that is laudable, is there a certitude that you pull down your gdp placement? mike: no. in general, i think, i believe metrics arerogress probably at the root of a lot of the problems we are having in growth in gdp. we do not have enough education. people do not have good basic education. we do not have a good enough basic health care system. tom:

bill gross, michael harton with interesting thoughts of a reverse plaza accord. bill gross, do you need to attend a plaza accord in the next 20 months or so? can mike and i have lunch with you at the plaza hotel? bill: i would love to have lunch with you guys. i am not sure you would like to have lunch with me. i am too commonsensical and they depend on models and statistical data that goes back 30 or 40 years in the old financial economy and what you could earn an appropriate rate of return on your capital. it is difficult these days when the rules can change. perhaps you can represent me at the plaza. fromel: i can tell you government officials from the u.s., there is no plaza. tom: the fact is my people are talking about it. i listened to your piece on robert gordon. can i make a comment? obviously, productivity has come down and that is part of real growth. one of the things of the fed and fiscal policy is trying to 2.3%late to get us back to real rate of growth. i think, and there have been a lot of papers in the last 10 years that supported, part of the hig