marissa? look, marissa is one of my gang. she s a lovely sparky young intelligent girl. it s important that i got a handful of guys that representing the cross section of the school, the city, the neighborhood. and i needed people who had issues with the problem out there. the problem out there is that not just the people struggling. it s not just about obesity, okay. there are plenty of scrawny people out there that got diabetes and bad health. it affects everyone. not just them. marissa has joined us now. she s been affected. she lost her father to obesity. she lost her uncle. and it s not just the people who have the problems, they re her. it s the greater family out there. larry: you want to go to culinary school, right? that is true. i love to cook. larry: what effect does jamie
being the worst in the entire world? larry: joining us now from new york, pastor steve willis of the first baptist church in west virginia. and from huntington, west virginia, marissa clayton. a 17-year-old high school senior, one of six young people jamie picked to be part of his army in this food revolution. pastor, how did you get involved? well, our church began this about a year ago before jamie came to town and we weren t making the progress that we needed to make. so i prayed with my wife. no exaggeration. i prayed with my wife, you know, i can get people to exercise. but the nutritional aspect of this is beyond my pay grade. the next day jamie s production people called and said we were interested in coming to huntington to help us out. what is your role as one of six part of an army? i m basically i m here to help. i m trying to, you know, get
the world stage, senator? oh. yes. one last thing, if you like vice presidential gaffes, you can watch them again on the internet. thank al gore. during my service in the united states of congress, i took the initiative and creating the internet. thanks for watching state of the union. we ll be back next sunday and every sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern. i m candy crowley in washington. have a great night. larry: tonight, ryan seacrest and jamie oliver, taking aim at the unhealthiest city in america. i m here to start a revolution, a food revolution. larry: waging a war on fat, hoping to shape up an entire town a kid at a time like it or not. how s your pizza for breakfast? larry: ryan knows what he s talking about. he was fat wouldn t say i was obese but i was embarrassed as a teenager. larry: really? next on larry king live. larry: ryan seacrest is here. he s executive producer of jamie oliver s food revolution. the man on the front lines of the f