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Hero. >> he trains at risk young adults. meet neil burmis. >> we developed this oodles of noodles. it is not quite a cooking class, not quite a demonstration. >> we show them how to do that. >> yeah yeah. >> theyre practicing their english and developing their confidence and theyre table side with guests and tasting and having fun. and this is very uplifting experience. >> every student in neils program has found a job after graduation. great news. you can see that story at cnnheroes.com. list...

Only people who used them regularly was the prison system. the prisoners rioted because they said this is cruel and unusual punishment, how many lobster are we going to get its monstrous. nobody knows who first salt baked a fish, maybe it was jesus. oh, wow. scale and gut your fish, in this case a sea bass, insert lemon and onion, then pack it in salt and bake. light the whole thing on fire table side and break open. the salt acts as a protective crust sealing in all the moisture and flavor. now...

>> when you first went to the u.s., how old were you? >> 27. >> did you have a job? >> no. play golf. >> no way. >> when i was a kid, the teacher said american kids drew a flat straight line house, tree, sun. huge. the house or the sun. i wanted to go to the u.s. to see huge land. >> grilled rock fish steamed in folk worm wood. >> good fish. >> very good. >> they prepared table side. todays course is cod. salted and pressed between

Good. its funny, a lot of these things that we see here were used as fertilizer. >> anthony: in the years before independence, in massachusetts, lobster was seen as a pest. only people who used them regularly was the prison system. the prisoners rioted because they said this is cruel and unusual punishment, how many lobster are we going to get its monstrous. ♪ nobody knows who first salt baked a fish, maybe it was jesus. oh, wow. scale and gut your fish, in this case a sea bass, insert lemon a...

Its funny, a lot of these things that we see here were used as fertilizer. >> anthony: in the years before independence, in massachusetts, lobster was seen as a pest. only people who used them regularly was the prison system. the prisoners rioted because they said this is cruel and unusual punishment, how many lobster are we going to get its monstrous. ♪ nobody knows who first salt baked a fish, maybe it was jesus. oh, wow. scale and gut your fish, in this case a sea bass, insert lemon and oni...

You are dead to me. you are lower than whale feces. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> 20, 30 years ago, waiting was a profession. >> yeah. >> everybody learned certain skills. that you need to take a bone out of a fish. serve the fish at the table side. >> you make everything. >> right. >> steak flambé. >> yeah. no problem. >> crepe suzette. >> all of this. >> everything. fold the napkin. >> all of it. i remember when i started, there was five captains, six waiters, five -- quite different. now days more...

>> when you first went to the u. s. how old were you? >> 27. >> did you have a job when you went? >> no, i play golf. >> no way. >> but art class the teacher told me american kids they draw flat straight line. house, tree. just mountain first and the house, right? i go to u.s. to see huge land. thats my dream, you know? >> grilled rock fish steamed in smoking worm wood. >> very good. >> bamboo shoots prepared table side with soy sauce.