Today is National "Clean out the Fridge" day. So here are some tips to make this task a little easier.

woman works in late-forties kitchen, puts on apron, opens cabinet under sink, sees dish drain. Woman takes frying pan from stove drawer, opens lid, looks at pots and pans in lower cabinet, dishes in upper cabinets, dries dishes, puts them in cabinet CU surprised woman looks at camera woman stirs batter for baking CU wall clock: 5:30 (seen again) CU tense woman, flour on face CU burnt carrots in pot, spoon moves them CU wall clock 5:55 CU fork takes meat from pot CU wall clock 6:45 CU fork prods cooking potatoes CU very worried woman woman sits at kitchen table, writes notes, looks in cook book CU pencil points at columns on note pad, hand writes times thereon woman puts on apron CU hand points to times on pad (seen again) woman takes things from cabinet, fridge, starts to prepare food CU hands mix chopped meat woman puts meat loaf into oven woman cuts salad into bowl, puts potatoes into oven woman sets table CU wall clock: 5:50 CU woman stirs dark batter, pours into pan CU wall clock: 6:20 CU hands put frozen peas into pan on stove CU wall clock: 6:30 woman serves dinner to family CU woman eats, smiles

Older woman mid fifties searching her refrigerator for a healthy snack

NAME: US BEER 20070308I TAPE: EF07/0297 IN_TIME: 10:24:27:24 DURATION: 00:00:35:11 SOURCES: Amateur Video DATELINE: Raleigh, Recent RESTRICTIONS: Non AP Television News material SHOTLIST Amateur Video Raleigh, Recent 1. Beer Launcher launches beer to John Cornwall sitting on sofa UPSOUND (English): "And that's the beer-launching fridge." 2. Close of beer can being loaded 3. Beer can in launcher 4. Wide of beer launcher loading and shooting beer can 13 feet (4 metres) into cardboard box BEER THROWING FRIDGE A software engineer in North Carolina has used his skills to invent and create a beer launching fridge. John Cornwell graduated from university last year and landed a job as software engineer in Atlanta but soon found himself longing for his college lifestyle. The engineering graduate built himself a reminder of life on campus; a refrigerator that can toss a can of beer to his couch with the click of a remote control. The "Beer Launching Mini-Fridge" can auto-load ten cold beer cans; one at a time. The launch angle and the launch itself are controlled remotely with a keyless vehicle entry system, just like the ones used in automobiles. Cornwall said the refrigerators have yet to be mass-produced but if they were, the look would be more refined and cost an estimated 15-hundred US dollars. "It embodies the college spirit that I didn't want to let go of," said Cornwell.

Tale of Two Kitchens, A

<pi> ***This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN.*** </pi>\n\n --TEASE--\nA BEAR RAIDS A FRIDGE WHILE TEENS HIDE IN THE NEXT ROOM ...\nAND STRONG WINDS SET DOZENS OF AIR MATTRESSES FLYING!\nCOMING UP IN TODAY'S TAKE A LOOK AT THIS!\n\n --SUPERS--\nPrefonted\n\n --LEAD IN--\nA HUNGRY BEAR'S LATE NIGHT KITCHEN BREAK-IN WAS TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT ...\nAND IT WAS CAUGHT ON CAMERA!\nJEREMY ROTH HAS TODAY'S TAKE A LOOK AT THIS!\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nA PAIR OF CALIFORNIA TEENS CAME FACE TO FACE WITH A HUNGRY BEAR.\nTHE BEAR MADE ITS WAY INTO THE TRUCKEE HOME AND STARTED RAIDING THE FRIDGE.\nTHAT'S WHEN THE BOYS CAME OUT TO INVESTIGATE.\n"It looks us both in the eyes and it started coming towards us."\nTHEY BARRICADED THEMSELVES IN A ROOM AND CALLED PLACER COUNTY AUTHORITIES.\n"The bear was shaking the door and we had to hold it shut."\nDEPUTY ALLISON PRERO CONFRONTED THE BEAR WITH HER SHOTGUN IN THE DRIVEWAY.\n"I just hit him with a bear round on the backside and he shoo'd, took off."\nEXPERTS SAY, IN SOME AREAS, IT'S NOT UNCOMMON FOR BEARS TO BREAK INTO HOMES. \nTHEY SAY KEEP ALWAYS GARAGES SHUT AND DOORS LOCKED.\n"I think people underestimate how smart bears are."\n\nHIGH WINDS IN STAPLETON, COLORADO MADE DOZENS OF AIR MATTRESSES LOOK LIKE TUMBLEWEEDS FROM THE OLD WEST.\nIN FACT -- COULD WE MAKE THIS LOOK A BIT MORE "OLD WESTY"?\nMUCH OBLIGED.\nRESIDENTS WERE RELAXING BY A POOL WHEN THEY SAY 50 TO 100 MATTRESSES STARTED ROLLING BY.\nTHEY HAD BEEN SET UP BY ORGANIZERS FOR AN OUTDOOR MOVIE EVENT.\nBUT WHEN THE WINDS KICKED UP ... IT WAS OFF WITH THEIR BEDS!\nIT WAS LIKE AN AIR MATTRESS STAMPEDE ... AN INFLATABLE INVASION ... AN INFLATION!\nROB MANES, WHO CAPTURED THE VIDEO, SAID IT WENT ON FOR ABOUT 30 MINUTES.\nHE CALLED IT "THE GREAT MATTRESS MIGRATION OF 2019".\n\nFOR TALAT - I'M JEREMY ROTH\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nSOCIAL MEDIA TRENDING VIRAL VIDEO CAUGHT ON CAMERA ANIMAL WEATHER COOL FUN FUNNY CUTE CRAZY WEIRD KICKER\n\n

Formula 409 All Purpose Spray Cleaner Young man working on his motorcycle out in garage comes into house all greasy. Opens fridge with greasy hands. Mom, looking on in dismay, hands him 409 Spray Cleaner. He goes around spraying it on everything including his motorcycle, wiping off dirt easily. Formula 409 for any kind of dirt.

Titles read: "AMSTERDAM - NEW GADGETS ARE HOUSEWIVES' CHOICE". <br/> <br/>Holland / Netherlands. <br/> <br/>A woman picks up a casserole dish from a table, places it on an electric hob, then presses buttons across the top of the cooker. C/U of the casserole dish - the lid opens and a real live pretty girl wearing a cotton dress climbs out and walks off! "Quite a dish to come out of any casserole" says commentator. <br/> <br/>Various shots of modern kitchen appliances - woman looks in a fridge with revolving shelves, another fridge is built onto the wall. A girl looks in several space-saving cupboards in a modern kitchen. Casserole girl looks on as a small portable wringer is demonstrated. It has suckers that stick onto tiles, then a piece of wet fabric is fed through. <br/> <br/>A tin opener with a magnet to keep the tin in place is shown. A man in a white coat demonstrates a potato peeling machine. A man watching takes his handkerchief out of his top pocket and mops his brow, then blows the handkerchief into an inflatable coat hanger! He hangs the hanger on a handy pole, puts his jacket on it and walks off with a woman. <br/> <br/>Note: funny notes on file from Dutch news agency. Referring to last sequence it says "A very nice, but expensive demonstration, for so to see it was a well-useable jacket."

Numerous shots of Manitoba Hydro linesmen erecting poles, stringing wires, attaching transformers to tops of poles. Shots of hydro sub-station. Shot of electric water pump and tank in barn. Shot of hydro metal pylons across countryside. HALS pleasant looking countryside with farmhouse and farm buildings. Shot of farmyard showing farm buildings. Shot of man working electric grinder in barn. Shot of woman feeding chickens outside chicken coop. Shots of pigs in barn, clean surroundings. Shots of woman operating large electric sandwich maker in modern farm kitchen, of woman at fridge, of woman pouring waffle mixture into waffle iron. Shots of children in country school classroom. Shots of rapids.

Full title reads: "NEW CARS - NEW TESTS". <br/> <br/>Nuffield Motor Works, Cowley, Oxford. <br/> <br/>General view of Morris Motors assembly line. Cars on assembly line. Man putting in upholstery. Close up shot of engine, tilt up to bonnet. Men opening refrigerator to drive a frozen car out. Close up shot of wheel revolving on test bed. Car on test bed rollers bumping about. Close up shot, back view, of driver - shot taken from the back seat. Pan (through the window) to a man operating machinery. Wheel on test roller bumping about. Two men entering snow-covered car in the fridge. Car drives out of the fridge towards camera, driver and companion are seen through windscreen. <br/> <br/>Hendon, London. Puncture proofing tyre solution is tested. Close up shot of puncture proof tyre. Close up shot of man's hand dipping into can of anti-puncture solution - looks like a glue. Crowd looking on. Close up shot of the two mechanics pumping puncture proof solution into tyre. Close up shot of mechanic's hand holding nozzle onto valve. Close up shot of electric drill boring through tyre. Close up shot of wheel of car going over a board containing three nails. Close up shot of tyre after the test - not punctured. NEW CARDS - NEW TESTS.

THE WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION UNVEILS SOME NEW APPLIANCES FOR HOME OWNERS.

ATOM AND EVE

THE JOY OF CHICKEN: WS & MS Latino Hispanic teen in kitchen bops to walkman music on headphones while eating a fried chicken leg; ECU same lo < CU same guy finishes drumstick, tosses bone, licks fingers; CU feet in docksider/loafer shoes dancing around (lame); MS teen guy enters kitchen w/ backpack (coming home); different MS & CU dancing teen listens to music & eats drumstick; goofy ECU same; MS dancing guy finishes, picks up backpack & leaves (home for lunch?); CU teen's hand tapping on counter; ots CU guy put on headphones, pan to note from Mom on fridge (in Spanish) that she's left chicken for him if he's hungry; ECU guy's ridiculously pleased reaction (looks like he's been offered sex); hi < guy enters kitchen fw/ backpack; CU same; hi < z-I to chicken leg on plate w/ potatoes, tomato & refried beans (?) hand takes plate away; again, closer.

SHOTLIST : Various gvs of Chinese capital: shoppping for pretty dull communist stuff wasshing machines radios bikes Fridges etc, general street scenes, people look very communist lots of Mao suits being worn, some gvs of the forbbidden city KEYWORDS : China Communism Beijing Peking people shops XINDEX : Country - China, Lifestyle, Views DURATION = 20 SOURCE = 309/87 TAPE = 174 TIMECODE_IN = 01:54:35:00 TIMECODE_OUT = 02:14:00:07

Medium shot of a man opening the fridge and checking the shelves and taking an apple out of the fridge. Shot in Slovenia.

--SUPERS--\n\n12 - 17\nKARE\n\n --LEAD IN--\n\nNOT SURE IF THE MILK IN YOUR FRIDGE IS SPOILED? HOW LONG IS THAT CAN OF BEANS IN THE CUPBOARD GOOD FOR? IN TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, xxxx EXPLAINS HOW THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION WILL HELP YOU TO STOP THROWING OUT FOOD YOU DON'T HAVE TO. \n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\nHAVE YOU EVER PULLED AN OLD FOOD ITEM FROM THE BACK OF YOUR FRIDGE... WONDERING IF IT WAS STILL GOOD... ONLY TO BE CONFUSED BY THE DATES?\nSELL BY...\nBEST BY...\nFREEZE OR USE BY...\nWHAT DO THESE EVEN MEAN?\nWILL I GET FOOD POISONING OR WILL IT JUST NOT TASTE GOOD?\nWELL THE U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATIONSAYS AMERICANS ARE TRASHING ABOUT $161 BILLION WORTH OF FOOD EACH YEAR. AND....IT UNDERSTANDS YOUR FRUSTRATIONS. \nTHE AGENCY HAS RELEASED NEW GUIDANCE URGING MANUFACTURES TO JUST USE THE TERM "BEST IF USED BY."\nTHIS WILL LET CONSUMERS KNOW WHEN THE FOOD WILL HAVE THE BEST QUALITY.\nTHE ONE EXCEPTION FOR THIS WILL BE BABY FORMULA PRODUCTS, WHICH WILL CONTINUE TO HAVE "USE BY" DATES.\nTHE FDA RECOMMENDS PEOPLE USE THEIR OWN JUDGMENT WHEN CONSUMING ITEMS PAST THOSE DATES, SINCE THERE ISN'T AN EXACT SCIENCE AS TO WHEN FOOD WILL ROT.\nINSTEAD, LOOK FOR TEXTURE, COLOR OR SMELL CHANGES WHEN DECIDING WHETHER OR NOT TO TOSS IT.\nFOR TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, I'M xxxx.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n

Schlitz Beer Commercial Man looks in fridge, and unhappily slams door. No Schlitz. He complains to wife(unseen), "Dear we're out of Schlitz" she shouts out that she knows and bought another brand. Unhappy man rushes upstairs and hurriedly gets dressed - pulls on cuffed jeans, loafers and hat. He runs out door in pouring rain and wind, returns "12 minutes later" and happily pops open a can of Schlitz. Slogan: When you're out of Schlitz you're out of beer.

busy midtown scene: people cross street, traffic passes, people walk past stores department store, traffic clothes displayed in store window chair, lamp shades on display shoes on display family enters department store Mom, Dad, Bud, Sis sit in shoe department CU shoes on display shoe clerk enters stock room, looks for shoes woman enters factory sign J P SMITH SHOE COMPANY men make shoes at machines women pack shoes in boxes men load boxes on truck man enters truck with sign GUARDSMAN SHOES auto transport truck passes, milk truck passes freight train passes shoe truck backs to unloading dock man unloads crates from truck with hand truck, unloads boxes in shipping room CU new shoes on family's feet man pays clerk Bud pays shoe clerk for Dad clerk gives kids balloons family exits store, kids walk off with balloons sign BAKERY baker, bakery worker behind counter baker enters baking room, puts scoop of flour into scale, then into mixing bowl, takes items from fridge, opens big oven, takes pie crusts out, puts them on table, stirs cherries in large bowl, ladles them into crusts baker brings pies into sales room, woman helps customer, boy takes number, buys loaf of bread, cherry pie kids exit store with baked goods, balloons, enter HARDWARE store sign HARDWARE kids enter store, see dad holding hammer, talking with owner, who scoops nails into scale, then into bag, rings up sale CU numbers come up on register: 99, 16, 115 owner bags items, family exits dad nails up sign in basement THE BEST STORE IN THE WORLD OWNERS BILL JANIE SUSIE kids give dad balloons, mom enters

CU from within the fridge as a mid adult woman opens the door and searches for a snack. Shot in 4K. Los Angeles, America. October 2016

--SUPERS--\n\n12 - 17\nKARE\n\n --LEAD IN--\n\nNOT SURE IF THE MILK IN YOUR FRIDGE IS SPOILED? HOW LONG IS THAT CAN OF BEANS IN THE CUPBOARD GOOD FOR? IN TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, JAMES DINAN EXPLAINS HOW THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION WILL HELP YOU TO STOP THROWING OUT FOOD YOU DON'T HAVE TO. \n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\nHAVE YOU EVER PULLED AN OLD FOOD ITEM FROM THE BACK OF YOUR FRIDGE... WONDERING IF IT WAS STILL GOOD... ONLY TO BE CONFUSED BY THE DATES?\nSELL BY...\nBEST BY...\nFREEZE OR USE BY...\nWHAT DO THESE EVEN MEAN?\nWILL I GET FOOD POISONING OR WILL IT JUST NOT TASTE GOOD?\nWELL THE U.S. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATIONSAYS AMERICANS ARE TRASHING ABOUT $161 BILLION WORTH OF FOOD EACH YEAR. AND....IT UNDERSTANDS YOUR FRUSTRATIONS. \nTHE AGENCY HAS RELEASED NEW GUIDANCE URGING MANUFACTURES TO JUST USE THE TERM "BEST IF USED BY."\nTHIS WILL LET CONSUMERS KNOW WHEN THE FOOD WILL HAVE THE BEST QUALITY.\nTHE ONE EXCEPTION FOR THIS WILL BE BABY FORMULA PRODUCTS, WHICH WILL CONTINUE TO HAVE "USE BY" DATES.\nTHE FDA RECOMMENDS PEOPLE USE THEIR OWN JUDGMENT WHEN CONSUMING ITEMS PAST THOSE DATES, SINCE THERE ISN'T AN EXACT SCIENCE AS TO WHEN FOOD WILL ROT.\nINSTEAD, LOOK FOR TEXTURE, COLOR OR SMELL CHANGES WHEN DECIDING WHETHER OR NOT TO TOSS IT.\nFOR TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, I'M JAMES DINAN.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n\n

COVER FOOTAGE OF DNA LAB FOR A CAROLE SIMPSON WNT SPOT ON SANE / SEXUAL ASSAULT NURSE EXAMINERS Continues with sketch computer Detectives, Steve Johnson and Cindy Massey 4:06:30 Computer generated pix of suspects wanted 07:20 photo of caught suspect 07:40 pan down row of graphic faces MARK BOESE, Director of Forensic Lab 08:15 Head of forensic lab walk into lab and puts on rubber gloves 08:45 Picks up rape kit , picks up little vial and puts back, another and another 09:26 Good shot of him looking at 09:44 walks into lab with little vials and puts in centrifuge 10:06 turns it on 10:24 does again 10:47 spinning 10:54 Pipettes pan to machine 11:18 at computer to print out DNA analysis? 11:46 goes through pages of graphs 12:25 Chart of DNA of one cell 13:20 Closeup 14:00 panning up and down 15:07 takes vials out of refrigerator 15:23 reverse, puts them in fridge 15:56 Again into fridge 16:09 shot of color coded vials in machine 16:36 walks into lab turns know revealing colored vials SANE OFFICES AT HILLCREST HOSPITAL 17:07 Police officer sitting in waiting room 17:20 He looks at report 18:25 push past him to door behind where 3 year old being examined 18:50 Again