>> well, first, we got to talk about avocados 'cause basically guacamole is predominantly avocados. >mm. >> so, what you want to make sure is you buy as perfectly ripe as an avocado as you can get, or buy them underripe and let them ripen at your home, because, you know, if it's not ripe -- it's too hard -- it doesn't make good guacamole. if it's overripe, it's brown and yucky-looking, and it just doesn't make good guacamole. so, you really want to kind of feel so it's just soft. it doesn't want to be real soft, but just soft. if it starts to wrinkle and stuff, that's too ripe. if it's too hard, that's underripe. just a little pinch. these are in pretty nice shape. >> now what you got to do -- and be careful with your knife, okay? -- but you want to cut it in half, okay? >> remember, you always need your parents' permission before you use a knife.to take my knife and put it between my fingers like this, and then just -- >> so you don't want your fingers anywhere near it, right? >> that's exactly right, and you can actually then rotate it -- once you get your cut in, you can just rotat

. >> reporter: they run an avocado and citrus farm on the outskirts of gilroy, some trees worth $10,000 apiece. workers already moved avocado trees into greenhouses and for the rest of the day they pulled the covers up rows of small trees to provide a warm sunny environment inside. >> this is the most economical way for us to protect our trees. >> reporter: another citrus grower in san jose with trees too big to cover will just have to sweat out tonight's freeze warning which takes effect at 9 p.m. and runs through 9 a.m. thursday. >> we get it on there, let it dry but then you also need to cover your plants. >> reporter: but it's not just the big growers who are worried. gardeners throughout the bay area are coming to the local nurseries for frost protection products. wendy snatched up the last of the plant covers in this store in morgan hill. by noon today they were sold out. >> i just planted everything. and so this is actually my first round of gardening so i was told to go out and protect it. >> reporter: the garden center moved sensitive expensive tropical plants to shelter. >> pa

most of the produce that i received it was okay but i received an avocado that was just inedible. and then a few tomatoes were too squishy. and finally, for shopping experience, i really looked at timing. so on amazon fresh i was in and out in 20 minutes flat. and that includes picking the grossry, choosing your delivery time and checking out because the great thing about it is that you're actually shopping just like you would on amazon. you enter in the items that you want and boom, there it is. >> but what happens with that inedible avocado? can you send it back? >> right. >> reporter: so amazon will refund you for the avocado but then you have to wait until the next day for another delivery or you have to head to the store. >> wait a minute. i have to ask this. you're saying it's $300 a year. does that include delivery? >> well, yeah, delivery is free on orders over $35. >> what if you order something every day 365 days a year, is it still free? >> wow, you eat a lot. >> yeah. would it be? >> i mean, no, delivery is not free then. so really what you have to evaluate is time mon

specifically avocados and fresh avocado. >> that's how die it, too!loves it. >> kids love it. >> they love it and it's really good for you. it's versatile. i've eaten it on egg, sandwiches, autopsies. really in a lot of -- soups. especially those from mexico are available all season long. i grew up with an avocado tree at my house. if it was only -- those particular -- >> my wife grew up in the valley of los angeles. they had one, too. we had an avocado last night. she'll put one in the blender and makes a salad dressing. >> they're great smoothies. >> avocados in smoothies? >> they're great in smoothies. they're so good. i had one today. >> oh, very good. i was trying to think of stuff that i really don't have. but it really is an underrated fruit. >> "the x factor" is getting down to it? >> we're down to the final four. it's getting exciting. we'll see. i have my personal favorites, but i have to remain -- >> you're doing great as a host. >> thanks a lot. >> so great to see you. >> next up, we're talking to you, explain to you about the "fox & frien

. >> we have -- this is your -- this is a side salad, your afternoon snack, turkey and avocado. >> i>> that i'll try. >> there is the time of day where women get the horrible cravings. >> avocado twice now. >> right. i'm trying to teach you both you really need a ton of protein throughout the day. women are using yogurt and granola all day and that's not going to boost your brain biochemistry. >> this is great. >> this looks awesome. >> this is the -- a lot of women say how do i give up carbohydrates at dinner. all about lateral moves. zucchini pasta is a wonderful lateral move and don't have to cook the zucchini. >> we have that in our -- what was it? remember we had the -- >> cooking contest. >> it was delicious. >> it does. even children will eat this. you can say they're dinosaur noodles, very low in carbohydrates. super healthy for you. >> also hot? >> no, this is room temperature. and if you use a hot sauce, it will naturally cook the pasta anyway. >> she's got the voice. michelle chamuel performs her new hit single. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> the toyota concert seri

our avocados. given ahite house i was delicious salad and there was an avocado. but i said, this is not a colombian avocado because we have restrictions. worse -- lifted. those are the ideas we shared. in general, we are very happy with the way that the free trade agreement is performing. >> there's been concern about the protection of workers under the free trade agreement. are they being adequately protected? >> yes. we still have to go further. but the difference for the protection of workers in columbia in the last two or what was then and what is now, there is a major difference. again, i recognize that we have to go further, but the progress is there any facts demonstrated -- demonstrate it. >> what is your take on the protests by farmers and other workers in rural areas. to what do you attribute the protests on what resolution do you see for the future? >> the rural areas have been neglected not for years, but for decades. even for centuries. is where the poverty and the inequality is concen

lettuce and avocado crops are next to be in danger. >> most people are staying indoors, one indiana woman is making the best of it. check her out, skating on a street that's turned into an ice rink of sorts. made it safe to glide across the ice. >>> some people think tas fun to jump into ice cold water. that's the case here for people in mountaina. they couldn't resist the urge. was that really necessary to do the second dip? okay. the annual polar plunge benefits the special olympics and happened yesterday. sub zero temperatures did not matter for dozens of people who jumped into lake elmo. organizers say they raised nearly $18,000. i've never been to montana, but i hear it's cold. >> yes. >> and i'm pretty sure you wouldn't jump in water when you're there. >> maybe for a good cause. >> the camera behind us says union station. it's building up. >> metro area and temperatures below freezing now. what we're getting will stick at least the next couple of hours. gradually changing over to a mix of freezing rain. this is just the beginning of what could be a rather dangerous day to be outside

a risk of freezing, citrus and avocado crops are vulnerable to the a arctic air. they won't know the economic impact on the citrus industry in california for several days to come. go to ktvu.com on tonight's severe weather alert. >>> within the hour, a health advisory was lifted near a pittsburgh chemical tank at k 2 pure solutions on love ridge road. there was a chance it could leak, but the tank has been emptied. people of in one mile were advised to stay in doors but that advisory has been lifted. >>> happening now, mourningers are holding vigil for nelson mandela. the leader died today, dancing, praying, and shedding tears. outside his home in joe hannis burg -- jahannesburg where it is mourning. he died peacefully with his family by his side. >> our nation has lost its greatest son. our people have lost a father. >> nelson mandela was many things to south africans. probably most importantly, he was their antiparti leader and one of the countless millions inspired by nelson mandela. >> we've lost one of the most influential, courageous and profound beings that

workers already moved avocado trees into greenhouses and then pulled the covers up over rows of small trees to provide a warm and sunny environment inside. >> this is the most economical way for us to protect our trees. >> reporter: another citrus grower in san jose with trees too big to cover will just have to sweat out tonight's freeze warning which takes effect at 9 p.m. and runs through 9 a.m. thursday. >> get it on there. let it dry. but then you also need to cover your plants. >> reporter: gardeners throughout the bay area are coming to their local nurseries for frost protection products. wendy of gilroy snapped up the last of the plant covers at this store in morgan hill. by noon today, they were completely sold out. >> i just planted everything. and so this is actually my first round at gardening so i was told to go out and protect it. >> reporter: workers at johnson garden center took their own advice and moved sensitive and expensive tropical plants to shelter. >> part of nursery, you know, and part of gardening. you have to be careful and protect your plants. >> reporter: w

area, four people died from hypothermia, $1 million worth of citrus devastated and now lettuce and avocado crops are in danger. back in the east, a second storm is putting states like virginia on high alert for ice. the northeast next in line. let's talk about this second storm which is producing snow and cold rain in nevada and california. it moves out tonight and look at this, this purple area indicates where we expect sleet and freezing rain, some of the same areas that got the sleet and freezing rain from the first storm. we move into sunday, the snow will impact cities like chicago and omaha, nebraska, but it's the freezing rain now for virginia, including the nation's capital, west virginia, ohio and north carolina. on monday that entire mess of sleet, snow and freezing rain moves right up the i-95 corridor into new england for a horrible rush hour. here in dallas we stay in the deep freeze until at least wednesday, when we may get above 40. lester? >> jim cantore, thanks. >>> much of europe has been hit hard by severe weather in recent days, parts of england and scotland were slamme

i said this is not a colombian avocado because we have restrictions. we need those restrictions to be lifted. those types of items are the ones that we shared but in general we are very happy with the way it is performing performing. >> there has been concern about the protection of workers under the free trade agreement. do you think that workers are being adequately protected? >> yes. we still have to go further but the difference for the protection of workers in colombia in the last two or three years what it was then and what it is now, is a major difference. again, i recognize that we have to go further. the progress is there and the facts demonstrate it. >> what is your take on the protests by farmers and other workers in rural areas? to what do you attribute the protests and what resolution do you see for the future? >> the rural areas have been neglected not for years, for decades or even for centuries and that is where the poverty and the inequality is concentrated much more than in the urban areas. what happened there is, because of the commo

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citrus and avocado makeup a third of that.according to farm bureau, when it's 28 degrees that can cause severe damage to trees plants and fruit. that is why goal is to keep everything above. officials uncovered material inside of a struck hauling old equipment to a waste storage facility. investigators found that truck. the truck carried a sealed led container and was empty. crews recovered the radio active material. officials say it was found in an unpopulated area. >> the man accused of murdering a tsa officer showed up bruised and sackeled today. to set court dates. investigators say the 23-year-old was carrying out a vendetta and started shooting and killing the tsa officer. he could face the death penalty if convicted. >> los angeles county coroner released autopsy results of fast and furious actor paul walker the report says walker died from traumatic and thermal injuries meaning both impact and fire that followed. his friend who was driving died upon impact. the porsche slammed into a pole and exploded saturday. officia

citrus and avocado makeup a third of that. according to farm bureau, when it's 28 degrees that can cause severe damage to trees plants and fruit. that is why to keep everything above. officials uncovered material inside of a struck hauling old equipment to a waste storage facility. investigators found that truck. the truck carried a sealed led container and was empty. crews recovered the radio active material. officials say it was found in an unpopulated area. >> the man accused of murdering a tsa officer showed up bruised and sackeled today. to set court dates. investigators say the 23-year-old was carrying out a vendetta and started shooting and killing the tsa officer. he could face the death penalty if convicted. >> los angeles county coroner released autopsy results of fast and furious actor paul walker the report says walker died from traumatic and thermal injuries meaning both impact and fire that followed. his friend who was driving died upon impact. the porsche slammed into a pole and exploded saturday. officials say

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with that kind of money, you could add have ka avocado to ev on the menu.nybody here buy a lottery tick sunset i didn't feel like waiting in line. i fed a dollar bill to a pigeon. same result. they say you have a better chance of being hit by an eli manning pass than winning the lottery? a football joke. [ applause ] a joke. hold on. it is a joke for football fans. the drawing at 11:00 p.m. eastern tonight. i would look to see the woman who pulls the ping-pong balls out win. wouldn't that be something? probably wouldn't let her have it, right. a lot of people play the lottery say they would keep their job if they've won. i don't know. in fact last night, guillermo said he would keep his job if he won. so this afternoon, we gave guillermo a polygraph test. we had a professional come in. with a lie detector to find out if he was telling the truth or not. we will have the results of that test later on inn't show. are you nervous guillermo? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: we asked him a lot of questions not just that. i think the reason people say they would keep

avocado egg rolls, fried squid and shrimp. potato pancake.well. it is always a great meal. i can tell you that. >> thanks, mom. this is delicious. >> this is awesome. >> thank you. >> i love it. >>> during the riots of '92, jim and jane choe worked as real estate agents and property managers, so the destruction in koreatown had a direct impact on their lives. the choes watched from homes as the chaos unfolded on tv. after the riots, jim wrote a letter to the editor that was published in "los angeles times." >> i'm extremely angry with the lapd, for their traitorous action. why the cops to let the looters run wild and rape our city? they somehow had time to bother korean shop owners guarding their stores. how did the owner of a business just sit back and watch his life be burned to the ground? >> david would have a very different reaction. >> my brother stole a car, and we went into like all the neighborhoods, and then quickly realized it wasn't like about race, it was just about people stealing stuff. but we were out looting, causing chaos. i

. $1 million worth of citrus devastated and now lettuce and avocado crops are in danger. back in the east, a second storm is putting states like virginia on high alert for ice. the northeast, next in line. >> that was the weather channel's jim cantore reporting out there. >> it seems like everyone is getting a piece of this. >> cold air will eventually make its way into florida, as well. hopefully, not affecting that citrus crop. the one out in california took it on the chin. outside for us today, winter weather moving into the area. if you have plans to go outside today and you can delay them or cancel them, go ahead and do that. it will be a day best spent inside today. if you are one of the 80,000 headed out to fedex field or another 80,000 headed to the ravens game today, dress in warm, dry layers today, everybody. it will be an ugly, cold wet day across the region. 30 degrees now at national airport with, yes, indeed, light snow falling. even right here. snowflakes outside our window. wind out of the north averaging 10 miles an hour. that north wind is draining the c

citrus, you a avocados -- avocados are vulnerable.should be taken indoors and covered with a special sheet or blanket. if it's just a regular blanket or sheet, use stakes. it's also a good idea to water plants thoroughly because wet soil holds heat better. >>> church groups in the south bay will be handing out blankets to the homeless today. overnight temperatures are dropping in the 30s. starting at 5:30 this evening, the emergency blanket giveaway will take place in a parking lot across from happy hollow park in san jose. more than 7600 people are living on the streets in santa clara county. and steve paulson will be watching the temperatures all morning long to help you get ready for your day. you can also go to ktvu.com where you will find an hour by hour forecast for the area where you live. look for the weather section at the top of our home page. >>> a san jose investigation goes on into the death of a bicyclist killed after being hit by a car last night. it happened about 7:00 as the unidentified man rode his bike on vista par

citrus, avocados, and sibilants. especially vulnerable to frost. the leaves can shrivel up and turn black. plants should be taken indoors if they can or cover them up with a blanket or sheet. and you should water your plants thoroughly because the wet soil holds in the heat better. they are using wind machines to blow warm air on trees and watering the soil quite a bit. only 15% of this year's citrus crop has been harvested. steve paulson is all over this. he will be watching the temperatures all morning to get you ready. you can also go to ktvu.com and get an hour by hour forecast for the area where you live. just look for the weather section at the top of our home page. >>> police in milpitas are searching for a woman who may have been kidnapped. around 6:00 last night an ac transit bus pulled up to a stop at the 500 block of east calveras boulevard. a bus driver saw a man approach a woman that was sitting on the bench. the two struggled until the man took the woman away. >> she was sitting at the bus stop when she was approached by a male. we do

at four winds growers in fremont, avocado and pink lemon trees had the most damage and they were insulated but still the cold seeped in. heartier plants were not affected. >>> this morning, much of the u.s. is covered in ice and snow, especially the south and midwest as a wintry blast heads east. four people have been killed on u.s. roads since the storm hit thursday. a windchill advisory for northeast kansas and missouri boot heel and forecasters say wipd chill read egs between zero and minus five could occur today. virginia officials warn residents of tomorrow. more than 1,100 flights canceled nationwide because of the weather. in the bay area, sfo canceled about 13 arriving and 17 departing flights. also, several flights at san jose were canceled. >>> we have been receiving photos from you our viewers of the cold snap. one picture is snow. you can e-mail your wintry weather pictures. please do. >>> developing news where police investigate a shooting that left a woman dead just before midnight last night a parking lot near the foley cultural center. a concert was going on at the time and

gilroy, in fact, workers were busy covering up plants and big white tarps moving them indoors at an avocadond citrus plant nursery. the smaller plants are the most vulnerable to the cold. the plants are worth hundreds even thousands of dollars. at hardware and gardening stores in morgan hill customers cleared the shelves, snapping up frost protection items like tarps and most of them sold out by noon. >> i just planted everything. and so this is actually my first round at gardening. so i was told to protect it. >> part of gardening. you have to be careful and protect your plants. >> reporter: all righty. it is cold just keeps on getting colder and this will continue through tomorrow morning. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> and just a quick note southbound i-5 is closed right now in stockton. there was an officer-involved shooting and a police chase. the police activity shutting down the southbound lanes of i- 5 in stockton near country club drive. closer to home in hayward, it's continuing to back up. this is a multicar crash two lanes blocked at one point. they are working

. >> i know women use avocado and things like that, but to actually take a packet of grape jelly andin your hair was really, really surprising. >> just like any gel, you're going to go like that and just scrunch it to help it scrunch, but it's starting to get sticky so i know it's working already. >> who on earth would do something like this? she laughed and she's like, you know, we have nothing else to use and to be quite honest, my hair smells so good and i actually really enjoy it, this is something i'll do even after i get out of here. >> i take this to scrunch out the extra jelly and lotion and it helps it dry faster. >> her hair actually did smell really good. >> hair style complete. just got to wait for it to dry. >> there are so many things you take for granted when you're on the outside, and those things are such valued commodities within the jail. for joe watson, what meant more to him than anything else was lead for his pencils. >> these are probably the most valuable things in here to me, pencils, because i spend most of my time writing, it's what i do more than anything

gilroy, workers were busy covering up plants and big white tarps and moving them indoors at a local avocado and citrus nursery. the smaller plants are the big worries since they are more vulnerable to the cold. the plants are worth hundreds to thousands of dollars? >> at hardware and gardening stores in morgan hill customers cleared the shelves snapping up frost protection items like tarps and most sold out by noon. >> i just planted everything. this is my first round at gardening so i was told to go out and protect it. >> part of nursery and part of gardening. you have to be careful and protect your plants. >> reporter: so if you are lazy like me, just let the engine run heat it up and all the ice melts off by itself, san jose police and a lot of police agencies say don't leave the engines running because your car will be stolen and you will have bigger problems than just freezing temperatures. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> breaking news now overnight. an elderly couple is pulled from a burning home and was rushed to the hospital. a newspaper deliveryman smelled the smoke

full of people, nothing to do except sift through the produce for the perfect avocado or the shiniest apple squeezing and squeezing, fondling, fondling, you know what i'm talking about. they will stay there all day if you don't throw them out. they say this could be contributing to the world's food shortage. food sourcing director says buying wonky fruits and vegetables would do a lot to cut down on food waste and the supermarket chain is taking steps to put misshapen to produce on shelves at reduced prices. organic, if you buy organic it is misshapen to, bruised, will not look perfect. the stuff that looked the most pe it. or you will run into me in the middle of the afternoon and i will yell at you for standing there and eaten the grapes and going through the fruit and squeezing tomatoes. ruining it for everybody. the newest addition to a very small club of women running fortune 500 companies. we will look at why it is still tougher for a woman to climb to the top five. connell: and everything you need at home at the touch of a button. and speaking of the markets, here'here is the c

are the avocado ones. >> you are correct.stir fry here. one with traditional vegetable oil and most made with coconut oil. most people think of it as not being healthy because of the saturated fat but the type of fat has been linked to burning fat. it's also more easily digested and used for fuel and it's also actually been linked to increasing your good cholesterol and also has a higher smoking point. so it's a really good oil. >> i had it on toast this morning. >> this is the coconut oil one. >> correct. >> and vegetable highly processed and less nutritious. >> okay. >> huere's one people may not g for. >> i can't trick you with this one. >> this is your typical tortilla wrap with whole wheat and then the nori. >> first of all, 10 calories versus about 150. even the whole wheat wraps have added ingredients. nori, seaweed, loaded with vitamins and minerals. it has calcium and iron. >> it tastes fishy. >> just a little salty. >> it does. exactly. >> i like it. >> but my husband does not like fishy tasting things. he may not l

you think of all the elements of sushi with the raw fish and the ginger and the wasabi and avocado.opened a bottle of champagne when you cooked a grilled cheese sandwich? >> i don't remember. >> the beautiful thing about this is there is three different kinds of cheeses in here. so we picked a vintage champagne. only every couple years, every decade or so do they make a vintage champagne. all the grapes are from the same harvest. they age it, there is an extra age to it. it's a real rich, toasty example of champagne. something rich like the cheese, this is fantastic. >> if you had a really good year or really bad year, go with the more expensive stuff. >> either way. >> let's talk about a dessert. what would you put with, for instance, red velvet cupcakes or your key lime pie? >> the one we're having with the key lime pie works well with any citrus dessert really. this is really unique. it's their demi sec. it's semi dry. john likes to call this the goldilocks one. not too sweet, not too dry. it's just right. the key lime pie with the graham crammer, this hits all those notes. >> th

because i was giving in the white house jew dish solid, the first plate in the lunch, and there was an avocado, and i said it's not clommian because we have restrictions. they need to be lifted. those types of items are the subject of the ones that we shared, but in general, we are very happy with the way they are performing. >> there's been concern about the protection of workers under the free trade agreement. are workers adequately protected? >> yes. we still have to go further, but the difference for the protection of workers in colombia and in the last two to three years was -- what it is now, is a major difference. again, i recognize we have to go further. the progress is there, the facts demonstrated. >> what's your take op the protests by farmers and other workers in rural areas, to what do you attribute the protests and what resolution do you see for the future? >> the rural areas neglected not for yearings, but decades, and even centuries where the poverty and inequality is concentrated more than the urban areas, and what happened there is because of the commode di crisis, for exampl

lettuce and avocado crops are the next ones to be in danger. one indiana woman made the best of things, skating through the storm. literally. southern indiana was blanketed by ice, making for rink-like conditions. and without cars on the roads, this woman was able to lace up her skates and hit those icy streets. >> wow! well, we just spoke a few minutes ago with steve shannon with vdot. and he mentioned, my advice, stay home. a lot of people getting ready for church services. a lot of church services and sunday schools are canceling this morning. you might want to call ahead before you do head o the door. >> not a bad plan. looking at the traffic cameras from vdot, 91 down toward mt. jackson now, already starting to see that white coating on both sides of the road. the snow is reaching the ground across much of i-81 right now. that is moving east of the mountains in the blue ridge over the next several hours and will make an impact in the d.c. metro area as we get into late morning and afternoon. as a result, weather advisories and warnings hav

. >> and your avocado tree. >>> redwood city, 26. sausalito 31. there were a lot of low 30s in san francisco. cole valley, bernal height, potrero hill made it to 30. pen grove, 20. san bruno, 28. and pescadero, a couple of readings, 25 to 27. that's really cold. some of the records were close but 72 was amazingly cold. we got close to it. san jose made it to 27. the record is 26. napa as far as i can tell made it to 21. the record is 19. that was 1932. all of the others were in 1972. san francisco made it to 34. if you live in the city. that's the coldest low. very, very cold for those of you who have been out here a long time. freeze warning takes us to another 59 minutes. it's still cold out there. there is a really good breeze for some. concord, 6. oakland, 14. if it's 14 degrees and you get a wind, what am i gonna do forecast windchills. >> that's what they are. they are in the 20s. it will be sunny. we'll start to slowly warm up here starting today and carrying into the rest of the week. there will be some areas that are downright windy and c

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