if you have the best people, then chances are, you're going to have the best farm. it's not just--it's not, you know, just the idea of growing strawberries. you have to have people that will help you execute your--you could say it-- you'd call it your dream. you could call it your vision. >> on a farm, it's a close-knit thing. you cab't be everywhere every minute. so you're depending on other people to pay attention to the farming. >> daren definitely has a passion for farming. he was in ag his whole life. we knew it since we were little kids that he was--he would tear the back yard up and replant, and we would do this constantly. he just loved, loved plants. >> in the berry business since 1990, daren has seen the industry in california grow les and bounds over the years. believe it or not, it's now a billion dollar business in the state. but not all strawberries are created equal. there are actually more than 600 varieties, but only a handful are grown commercially in california, one of the most popular being the albion variety that daren worked closely with uc-dav

hello and welcome to the show no i think september is one of the best months to visit moscow. in the summer holidays the city is relaxing the last of the late summer sun tries to shine down on the capital but let's stay in one of the most expensive cities in the world like everyone. else so with that in mind on this week's program i'm going to be exploring the subject of starting off. the old. chocolate factory. if you want an example of modern day moscow from a red brick confectionery complex it's one of the main centers of contemporary culture in the capital the area is bustling with restaurants and my clubs of course development doesn't stop that every year you hotels open up in the russian capital . it's the lower price bracket that needs attention in the city full of luxurious accommodation. and for an entrepreneur seeing a gap in the market lots of budget accommodation has opened the past decade. location company car. design. the trouble is that the ladies and nationalities. and space. in the. cooling house. and even. to men and women and you can purchase food. very room

next year and try my best. bill: and now on behalf of the usta, john vegosan will present the finalist trophy. >> i forgot to say thank you very much, all the volunteers, all the ball boys, all the sponsors, and especially thank you very much to the crowd -- [cheers and applause] because what you made me feel these two weeks, not an easy situation. but i go back from here with high motivation. so thank you very much for the support. and i don't want to forget the memory from the 9/11 from yesterday. that's a hard day yesterday for everybody. but keep going and all the best for the victims of the families. thank you very much. bill: thank you, rafa. and now our champion, novak djokovic. you saved two match points against roger. you played a warrior tonight in rafa. what does it mean for you under these circumstances to win your first u.s. open championship? >> it really sounds unreal. it's an incredible feeling. i had an amazing year and it keeps going. but every time i play rafa, it's a big challenge. and i wan

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i'm gonna be at his best. bring his best. he don't have to worry about me boxing or moving because i'm not gonna do it. he ain't got to worry about me moving. >> why is that, because your leggings are a little older or you're just changing your style up? >> i don't have to do that. >> do you believe him when he says he's going to stand in front of you? not with his hands down but standing in front of you? >> it's going to be war. and i'm taking this thing with me to the grave. >> just say the title -- >> you know what, it's great, i could be the green hornet. you know, when he put on that ring. all different type of power. money. >> must have felt at some point watching floyd, this is how i would fight him, this is what i would do. ever have that opinion? >> i tell you this, i tell every fighter this, it looks different when you're on the outside. >> oh, yeah it does. >> it looks totally different on the outside. >> i can't hit him, i thought he was right in front of me. >> exactly. >> you must have some opinion about that. y

>> we need to being the best -- and bring the best and brightest attorneys. there is an incredible lack of talent that meets the proper leadership and the proper vision. as we bring in new talent, we should be bringing in the best people throughout the country and bringing in attorneys that reflect the diversity of san francisco, also in the management levels. i think there is no reason that we should be known as having the best district attorney's office in the country. it does have that reputation. they want to come to san francisco. i want to make the office in a destination for people around the country that would like to work in the d.a.'s office. >> the office is a bureaucracy right now. it is a story about when he was fired by the da. the d.a. claims that he wanted to be no. 2. so he fired him. you know, if you want to be no. 2, and i was the leader, i would fire you. if you want to be number one, you are on. give them protection. when you have fear, you can't execute. they work at will. they're firing anybody they want for anybody. they need a civil s

pomegranate zinger. >> stephen: jimmy, you're the best. >> no, you're best. >> tickle fight? >> stephen: tickle fight come on! ( laughter ) ( applause ) it sure is fun. i mean, being best friends for six months is the best six months i've ever been friends ( laughter ) so gret. >> even the fact we're nominated in the same category for emmys this weekend can't come between us. i hope you get it. >> stephen: yeah! ( applause ) >> we've had so much fun i just wish there was some way we could share all of our fun, private memories with the audience. >> stephen: i know, we can use my pensieve. come on, jimmy fallon. come on over here. first, first, let's just use our wands to pour in our memories. ( applause ) ( cheers ) all right, let's get ready. let's go! ♪ ♪ oh! oh! jimmy, jimmy! remember riding that bicycle built for two! >> it was fun! >> stephen: yeah. >> hey, do you remember that time we rode the ferris wheel? >> stephen: yeah, oh, oh, jimmy, remember that time we rode that bicycle built for two on a ferris wheel? >> that was dangerous. >> stephen: very dangerous. >> yeah.

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. >> west is best. a look at your local forecast coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, michael vick had a bumpy ride last night in his return to atlanta. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. michael vick's highly anticipated return to atlanta lasted just three quarters. the eagles quarterback knocked out of the game when he hit his head on his own player and left the game with a concussion. eagles had the lead, but the falcons had the momentum. matt ryan to a career high four touchdowns. falcons won a grudge match, 45- -- 35-31. >>> patriots tom brady picked up where he left off last week. now has seven tds in two games. new england won easily, 35-21. >>> cam newton had a spectacular game, but just like last week, not enough. packers won it, 30-23. >>> red skins have been a pleasant surprise this season, clawed and scratched their way to a victory. game winning field goal in the final minutes. red skins won i

we want to make sure the ratepayer in san francisco does the best deal possible, the best service possible, and competition allows us to return that. >> thank you, for joining us today. we've been talking to supervisor of david campos of district 9. watch for the next episode when we will be back. >> hello. welcome to "culturewire." we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the plaza where your piece has just been installed. >> i have been doing large-scale paintings in the galleries and museums, and the idea that in the future, i could do something that would hang out a little bit longer than the duration of the installation the kind of appeal to me. i quickly found out about the san francisco arts commission school and realized there was a pre-qualified school you had to apply to, so i applied to the. >> how long did it take you to develop this work for the plaza? >> this was a fast track project. design development was about a month. >> let's look at the beautiful mural. i have never seen a mural created on asphalt. >> the heat of the asphalt, a new laye

it's my first and best pageant ever. >> reporter: another first time winner was kyle chandler, best actoror "friday night lights." >> i knew for a fact i would not be standing here, so i did not worry about writing anything. now i'm starting to worry. >> reporter: chandler beat out john hamm with "mad men." but "mad men" won it four straight wins for best drama. best supporting actress went to margot martindale for "justified." >> sometimes things just take time. but with time comes great appreciation. >> amazing race. >> reporter: time has yet to run out on "the amazing race." win number eight as best reality competition series. "the daily show" made it nine straight wins. mark barger, nbc news. >> elsewhere, at box office this weekend, the winner wasn't much of a surprise. by how much was unexpected. the 3d version of the 1994 classic animated musical "the lion king" made its debut in the top spot with a surprising $23.9 million. that was way above expectations. ryan gosselin's "drive" sped into third. "straw dogs" fizzled in fifth place with only $5 million. then sarah jessica parker's

named best large luxury sedan. new car? pretty cool. ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back to the show. our guest today obviously... yesterday marked the tenth anniversary of a day when americans faced with unspeakable tragedy came together as one people. to comfort and strengthen one another. but as i watched the many, many moving tributes on television, i couldn't help but recall that tomorrow, september 13, marks another milestone for us as a nation. >> i really believe that the paying pagans and the abortionists and the feminists and the gays and the lesbians who are actively trying to make that an alternative lifestyle, the uclu, people for the american way, all of them who tried to secularize america, i point the finger in their face and say you helped this happen. >> i totally concur. >> jon: 9-13-tun, the day we began to pull apart again. please join us tomorrow meaning at comedy central as we commemorate with a special that very important date. >> coming soon, a very special television event. the daily sho

the best of the best. everyone's got to give up a little bit.poor and the superrich. art you made, take those with a net income of a million a year and make sure that he pay their fair share. getting back maybe to clinton era levels nap said, this is the start of a negotiation. everyone has to take a deep breath realize both sides of poll afterized. the question, will they be able to meet in the middle? >> the president can't negotiating on tax. anti-tax hike pledges by the republicans. >> intended to show how ridiculous to make that type of pledge before you see the reality what's we have to do. fighting two wars, trying to get prosperity back and stop a depression from happening. whenned republicans say we're never going to raise any taxes on anyone, no matter how wealthy or unjustified, no matter how great the needs are, an infrastructure problem, bridges falling down. >> john boehner said, closing some of the tax loopholes, not totally "posed to fooling around with taxes, tax hikes, no, no, no, no. >> that's a definition of what's a tax hike

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and the reason for that is the hard work and using the best ingredients. and freshness is most important to me. >> they do make desserts look like a piece of cake to prepare here. and with almost 300 delicious items on the menu, it's hard to choose a favorite. while chocolate is tops, lemon-based pastries are a close second. and when it comes to making those citrus-based delights, they do have their own special standards here. >> if it's not freshly squeezed, 's not lemon. they are important, because if i don't get fresh lemon, i will not have a good-tasting cake. >> ahmed says they use more than 20 pounds of fresh california lemons each week in everything from lemon bars to the rich and gooey lemon cake with lemon buttercream frosting. mm so, the next time you indulge in a lemon meringue pie or sip some lemonade, pay tribute to california lemons. after all, being a little bitter really never tasted so sweet, right? for "california country," i'm tracy sellers. >> oh, we got some more spinach. so that's in watsonville. here, we have some romaine lettuce fro

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hello and welcome to the show no i think sometimes that is one of the best months to visit moscow most people are back from the summer holidays the city is relaxing the last of the late summer sun rises shines out on the capital i like to stay in one of the most expensive cities in the world not everyone can afford the jury's five star hotels so with that in mind on this week's program i'm going to be exploring the subject of fossils starting off here at the islands of the old joke of the trick. if you want an example of modern day moscow a former red brick confectionery complex is it as one of the main senses of concern for each culture in the capital the area is bustling the bars restaurants and my clubs of course his development doesn't stop that every year you hotels open up in the recent capital nonsense it's the lower price bracket that needs attention in a city full of luxurious accommodation with russian and foreign entrepreneurs seeing a drop in the market lots of budget accommodation has opened for the past decade. our first location is company car this stylish design for you

we want to make sure we do our best. you are joining a world-class department of firefighters, paramedics, and all the other wonderful things that we do. i want to impart that i am personally appreciative of the sacrifices you have made thus far. i will also appreciate everything you do from here on. i will do my best to continue leading this city and making sure we recognize all of the contributions made. we want to keep this city family close so that we can depend on each other whenever we have times of need. i want to signal to the public and your families that this is a day we want to remember as one where we celebrate your entry to this department, how you got here, all of the sacrifices, and make sure that you know that you are serving the best city in the world. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, mr. mayor. [applause] >> good morning. thank you all for coming today. this is a beautiful looking group of people. give them a hand. they have been through so much in this training facility. i am so happy to b

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chinese this or he's the best latin that or the best black that.ever says the best white anything. and the reason is that that's where the norm is. well, i'm part of the norm. i don't want to be isolated over here because it diminishes me somehow. >> has obama helped the process of eradicating racism or has it in a strange way made it worse? >> made it worse. look at -- the tea partiers who are controlling the republican party, their stated policy, publicly stated, is to do whatever it takes to see to it that obama only serves one term. what's -- what underlines that? screw the country. we're going to do whatever we do to get this black man -- we can. we're going to do whatever we can to get this black man out of here. >> but it's not necessarily racist -- >> it is a racist thing. >> isn't it just republican -- >> no, because they would have gotten rid of bill clinton if they could have. >> well, they tried. >> they tried. but still -- they're not going to get rid of obama either. i think they're shooting themselves in the head. >> does it unnerve

i don't know the best way to make that happen. if a letter from the committee to the city administrator would make sense, but i do think is important to have a point person city-wide who is at least monitoring these issues. >> the city administrator did agree to be that point person, so would be good to appoint them. >> with respect to the dpw 7% issue, i think it makes sense for us to comeback and hear directly from dpw in the near future about what efforts have been taken to address that issue. you are talking about millions of dollars, a significant amount of money. one of the things that was interesting to me was that departments do not always require approval of the ads that go up. from my understanding, the airport is the only one that does that? >> that is correct. supervisor campos: in terms of the best practice, do you have any idea if that makes sense? i would think before and that goes up that there should be someone who at least looks at it and decides whether or not it is consistent with the policies of this city. >>