you look delicious like a succulent pork. >> we saw it works with beth. what are you thinking? going to work. >> even if it's bad rap? >> if you give me your number -- >> 636 -- >> she gives him a number. >> good job staring at my peks. as your reward you can watch me flex. can i get your phone number? >> um yeah sure. >> yeah. >> it's bold. and the girl appreciates a guy that will do something like that. >> and it's creative. >> we would make a great pair. why don't we go back to my lair. >> if you had done this video, i think you would have scored. >> i love your pants, you should give us a chance. >> you would have probably ended up in some apartment room. >> yeah. >>> afraid of what's lurking behind the door. if you don't know what's in the closet -- that's what this family did. there is something behind that door in their son's room and this video, you can see this kitten is not afraid of anything. that sounds like a chicken! >> it does sound like a chicken. >> so i'm guessing this is another cat in the house. >> dog. >> small dog? >> yeah the cat has figured out it's not

the power pressure cooker xl, the amazing push-button kitchen miracle that lets you prepare that succulent, perfectly cooked family roast in 25 minutes... or a pot full of mouthwatering meatballs in 15 minutes... or how about a classic homemade lasagna, oozing with cheese in 20 minutes? this is power cooking. the secret is power pressure cooker's air-tight lid that locks into place, trapping superheated steam inside. the hyper pressurized environment forces liquid and moisture into your food, locking in intense flavor and nutrients. and thanks to power pressure cooker's on-board intelligent technology, your food cooks fast and to your exact specifications for the best-tasting meals ever. imagine the tenderest, most savory fall off the bone ribs 10 times faster. and what a capacity! you'll feed a small army. insanely tender and flavorful chicken wings from frozen to steaming in just 10 minutes. a gourmet seafood feast in 15 minutes. hearty, homemade chunky soups in under 10 minutes. choose from one-touch push-button settings for meats fish and vegetables, beans rice, soups or stews. do your

sitting to my right just brief background developer impact fees are possible to be collected by succulence throughout the state of california under the government code they compete conditions each school district prepare a study to demonstrate they have a need relative will to the number of students or the strains on our schools as a result of the growth that study will also demonstrate that there are a level of fee collection for residential commercial and industrial and courage other types of construction and the state sets a maximum every year or so we need to demonstrate where we qualify within that blue print for instance we're at $2.91 a square feet for residential if you look at the list the other fees drop off to less than $0.30 a square feet so clearly under the government it is the driver the impact fees we last did the study to raise

i'm jeff with the nonprofit i work with the succulence in the bay area with the sex east side programs it's been a pleased to watch san francisco coagulate through with the high school program i wanted to mirror some of the programs in the bay area sturlg with the same issues i'm hearing where to put sex ed not only the basics of the hiv and pregnant prevention but to address the sexual based harassment for lgbt youth and more and more district are trying to find that the health in middle school to put the education the important thing that the education be funded there was state funds that come in the form of a lock grant and that the education be mandated one of the biggest things that the education in our school district it may or may not offend from a school site and the education be monitored and the teachers be trained thank you. >> good evening my name is maria i'm a bilingual teacher i've been teaching for 31 years and 24 in the education i've one or more many hats i've been a champion and in the presidio.org dozens of field trips and now the corridor but one of the most regard

manager at lafayette's orchard nursery says folks at home should cover citrus and succulents because they are more susceptible to the cold. >>> let's check weather now. how long are we going to be cold and will it ever rain again? here's roberta with more. >> we have rain in the forecast on january 8 which is next thursday. good morning, everybody. let's take a look at that freeze warning in the areas that does encompass it's right there all the red highlighted area. and then where it's blue, that indicates that we have a frost advisory in effect. bottom line is, if you are heading out you will encounter some areas of frost. you will also encounter temperatures 30 degrees in santa rosa, 45 degrees in san francisco, 34 in livermore. it is just about freezing in san jose. 35 in mountain view. and low 40s in vallejo. now, later today, we will have bright sunshine unlimited visibility. temperatures up to about 57 degrees. ditto for friday. and then we see some seasonal highs over the weekend. then we begin to approach monday and tuesday with highs reaching the mid-60s. wow. here's liza w

out the week the only way and rascal flats, jay demarcus and his wife allison are diving into this succulentf the day special. plus not only is michael keeping this fiery stir fry under 500 calories, but also under five bucks. and would you believe you can have this spicy grilled pork sirloin for less than 500 calories a serving? believe it. is all starts right now on "the chew." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> good afternoon and welcome to "the chew." thanks so much, thanks for coming in today. we've got an hour packed with amazing recipes and fun, but some

. >> reporter: to keep plants nice after overnight frost the manager of this nursery says cover succulents because they are susceptible to cold. >> then he gave a tip macgyver would be proud of. >> put christmas lights around them. >> reporter: christmas lights. that was cool. every degree of warmth helps so the shoulder-to-shoulder crowd here at the embarcadero should help, too. normally about 200,000 people come here to enjoy this fireworks show that starts at midnight. live in san francisco, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> brian hackney has the frigid temperatures tonight. brian. >> it's not like we are going to be near record lows. we are about five degrees below average for this time of the year. and so you need to take certain precautions which are very clear by now. you know the pets and the plants. but you can also have fun with this stuff like in walnut creek. you can go ice skating. this is the ice rink in walnut creek so think cold and have fun. with the temperatures out there, perhaps we'll pan over and get a look at the kpix 5 mobile weather van and check out the reading now. or perha

manager at lafayette's orchard nursery says folks at home should cover citrus and succulents because they are more susceptible to the cold. >> wrap some christmas lights around the plant and get some extra degrees there. hey, i know you have them laying around. >> in some parts of the bay area, much of yesterday was dedicated to screening up after hours of powerful winds. the damage includes two toppled eucalyptus trees that damaged a house off el camino real in burlingame. >>> i came in from the east bay and it was 33 degrees. >> i thought you said 13 degrees. scared me for half a second. >> that would be a road trip. [ laughter ] >> we had temperatures well below freezing at this time and right before sun-up at 7:25 we get the coldest temperatures because of the number of hours without sunlight. and so we'll be very curious to see what the numbers fall into. we're expecting 28 degrees in the coldest locations. good morning, everybody. right now we are at 30 degrees apiece in santa rosa and in san rafael. fairfield freezing. mid-30s in mountain view and redwood city. it's 44 degrees

the power pressure cooker xl, the amazing push-button kitchen miracle that lets you prepare that succulent, perfectly cooked family roast in 25 minutes... or a pot full of mouthwatering meatballs in 15 minutes... or how about a classic homemade lasagna, oozing with cheese in 20 minutes? this is power cooking. the secret is power pressure cooker's air-tight lid that locks into place, trapping superheated steam inside. the hyper pressurized environment forces liquid and moisture into your food, locking in intense flavor and nutrients. and thanks to power pressure cooker's on-board intelligent technology, your food cooks fast and to your exact specifications for the best-tasting meals ever. imagine the tenderest, most savory fall off the bone ribs 10 times faster. and what a capacity! you'll feed a small army. insanely tender and flavorful chicken wings from frozen to steaming in just 10 minutes. a gourmet seafood feast in 15 minutes. heartyhomemade cnky soups under 10 minutes. choose from one-touch push-button settings for meats fish and vegetables, beans rice, soups or stews. do your steame

the manager at lafayette' orchard nursery says to cover citrus and succulents, more susceptible to thein just a moment. female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models! during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale, get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up and removal of your old set. why wait for the new models? sleep train's year end clearance sale is on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> good morning. happy new year. liza battalones here with your "kcbs traffic." we're going to start off with the bay bridge toll plaza where everything is wide open on this holiday. no delays getting into san francisco. once you're in the city just remember that the parking meters will not be enforced so enjoy that free parking as you head to and through san francisco. right here at the golden gate bridge, southbound traffic is fine leaving southern marin. all the bridge commutes look okay. the

. >> reporter: alicia long has three submissions including this miniature succulent garden. details like this cat completed her vision. >> i had a picture in my brain that was like a beautiful garden and it had tons of flowers and terrell police and flowers growing up the trellis and old people sitting -- on rocky chairs rocking back and forth. >> reporter: opportunities from five different high schools come to this career center this class is floral design and landscaping and 25 students are entering the farm show. the focus is not about the prizes, but the work hands on and otherwise that go into each project. >> there's a lot of reading that goes on in order to get the entries correct in that we're able to integrate academics such as reading and math. >> reporter: evelyn used real life inspiration and wheel borough wheel as a -- barrow wheel as her base. >> i designed it using the of being in the hospital over the summer. >> reporter: from fresh fluor to boxwood trees they will be displayed at the farm show. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" contin

but actually these are succulents. we're doing beach cabbage for them, no?the beginning how to put into play what's around you. >> you need to be a 19th century naturalist, you're going to have to do this. >> you have to be a botanist, a naturalist. >> chew on this. taste delightful? >> yes, it's wonderful. >> disguised as grass. here, here, here. it's everywhere. >> good to go. service. >> service. >> roasted turbot. the roe is on the top there. >> so i know these ingredients. we were plucking them just today. >> yes. >> wow. >> this will be the future. your mama cook this dish. let's go forage, guys. come on, kids. >> there you go. sea beans. salty, juicy, crunchy. >> if i were looking at this at home, i would very much be thinking, come on, man. it's grass. it's grass. it's green stuff. it all tastes the same. it totally doesn't. >> it totally doesn't. >> is some of this stuff poison? >> yeah. >> have you ever eaten something that -- >> oh, yeah. on-the-spot diarrhea. >> really? >> yeah. >> the dark side of foraging. >> two fish heads. >> yes, chef. >> gr

the manager at lafayette's orchard nursery says folks at home should cover their citrus and succulentsuse they are most susceptible to the cold. >> wrap some christmas lights around the plants and get some extra degrees there. hey, it's just past the season, i know you've got 'em laying around. >> in some parts of the bay area much of yesterday was dedicated to cleaning up after hours of powerful winds. damage includes two toppled trees that damaged a house off el camino real in burlingame. >>> all right. we are in a freeze warning -- >> yes, our temperatures are now below freezing in the bay area. in fact, we'll go ahead and pinpoint those temperatures for you. but as previously noted, we now under a freeze warning here in the bay area. and that whole red highlighted area, that is inland where temperatures have been at freezer owe below freezing for a prolonged number of hours. the blue area is where we have a frost advisory in effect. with this you're going to note some frost as you head out this morning. let's take a look at some of the coldest numbers at this hour. 28 degrees in sa

there are always succulents. >> i'm not the best at keeping plants alive.ve to clean. it doesn't sound glamorous but just getting rid of stuff is one of the biggest things. and the things memorable, that you love are pretty put them on display. it's about spending more times with friends and family creating new relationships, new memories. and so think about your home as a canvas for creating those relationships and memories. and get rid of your junk ladies and gentlemen. >> yeah donate it. that's great. charity thrift had shops are thrilled to get your things. thank you so much. the name of the show is love it or list it too on hgtv. we will have more on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo. >> and the show premiers tomorrow night. >> and yes, live tweeting. >> live tweeting today, and the show airs tomorrow night i think at 9:00? >> and you're tweeting, everybody from hgtv, correct. >> all much my friends are getting together and live tweeting. >> big twitter party, everybody. >> yes. >> and the party last night. happy new year. >> thank you. >>> and coming up