you just cook the berries in a little bit of sugar and cornstarch and fold in the fresh berries. >> il like you're making this sound a lot easier than it is. >> it's simple. the recipe is on the driscolls website. >> a lot of people love them just like this. however, when i go into the fridge they're covered in mold. >> you should keep them in the clamshell, that you buy them in, put them in the fridge right away as soon as you get home. wash them right before you use them with gentle cool water and leave them at room temperature when you're about to eat them for best flavor. >> jack, how is it tasting there so far. >> it dastz delicious. i'm thoroughly enjoying this. >> can we get analysis. >> the crust is nice. >> that's how i like the blueberry. >> there's a lot of berries involved here. that's the fact. >> let me see them. >> how do you make the crust, david. >> the crust is just flour, shortening and but thor with a little bit of lemon zest in it to give it a lemony flavor. you mix them together, refrigerate it, roll it out and blind bake it meaning you put it in the pan with pie

this is a berry that -- you're going to find this berry in the stores. if not, you're going to ask for them and bring them home and say that guy knows a little bit about produce. you know what? he'll find them. >> a little bit. >> they're out there and available. because before we lee, i have to say a belated 90th birthday to ferry. now, mrs. -- >> 90. >> 90. it was her birthday last week. she's a family friend. my wife betty and her daughter have been friends since they were little babies. and i know her as long as i've been going out with betty. over 58 years. every time i come home after the show, she's the first call. pete, you did a good job. she's a little biased. but we want to wish you another years. >> happy birthday, mrs. ferry. good to see you on your feet, pete. >> i'm here. i'm available. >> heavy in the hands. >> that's right. try these. i'm telling you -- >> i have been trying them. >> delicious. thanks. and send your questions to pete@producepete.com. he's on twitter as well. gus, over to you. >> he's everywhere. thank you very much. >>>

even more reasons to eat berries. there's another study out there that really finds the hype to be true about all the health benefits. >> there's a bunch. the latest is erectile dysfunction, boom, right there at you. berries -- dari: put viagra out of business. >> boom! right there. we talk about diabetes. i give blueberries to a lot of my patients. they have a great glycemic control. they're full of flavonoids, antioxidants -- steve: when you say what you said, you get a sugar rush but you don't crash? in other words, you don't get something like with an orange. an orange has a high concentration of sugar. berries keep your sugar level but it's full of antioxidants. when you look at diseases like cancer-prevention, when you look at things where you have anti-inflammatory problems, like cherry juice, if you look at alzheimer's, which is, again, this deposits of this plaques that has been linked to obesity and diabetes and genetics, again, eating berries on a regular basis is very good for you. this is now years of eve

. >> coming up at 6:00 how berry farmers were somewhat crushed by the influx of water, plus... that's a good lookin' pile of dirt. yeah. it's nature's care. what's in it? lots of rich, moist organic things. can i touch it? yeah, get in there. that feels really good. nature's care organic garden soil. that's some good dirt. and that's some other good stuff too. >> i'll say this with intent. the circus has come to town. >> gavin newsom sums up his deal on the chaos that accompanied donald trump's first visit to the bay area today. >> protestors gathered where trump spoke today at the state republican convention. >> the visit lasted less than four hours, here he is landing just after 10:30 this morning. >> protestors were waiting for him at the hyatt in burlingame long before he got there. protestors clashed with supporters to avoid protestors and 12:ten, decided to enter in an unconventional way. >> they had to jump down from the 101 shoulder and cross toward the hotel. trump made reference to how he got inside. >> we went under a fence through a fence. and felt like i was crossi

and dairy farmers have bad news to. >> reporter: report not every berry is equal. >> i'm picky about the stuff. >> strawberry seekers from all over are making a detour off highway 99 in lodi to get the berry fix. >> i open a couple days, closed a couple days. >> too much rain at the wrong time turns into this. >> wow. rocks. >> nearly 60% of the berries rooted and he says the rain didn't just hurt him, there are strawberry shortages from san joaquin to sacramento. >> makes it so they're not marketable. >> the bureau keeps an eye on crop production. the director says when there is a crop loss, it can affect everyone's wallet. >> it's going to impact price, obviously. >> the strawberry shortage probably won't affect the world market but will affect us locally. >> probably not going to see many impacted in the grocery store. >> they're good for jam making and for most food stands, they're half off. >>> they won't be here forever. but we can't tell you how long it will be here, it could be another 100 years. >> history and the effort to >>> warriors fans, now is your time. tickets on sal

soul is being able to express yourself. >> stevie wonder went to berry gordy and he knee gosch yatedback to back. ♪ writing's on the wall >> it's the equivalent of shooting a perfect shot from half court with your eyes closed. oh, he made it. oh, my god he did it. and then suddenly -- ♪ ♪ ♪ you believe in things ♪ you don't understand ♪ >> what the beatles did in the '60s i feel stevie wonder was the person to do that for music in the '70s. [ applause ] ♪ >> hi there, welcome aboard. you are right on time for a beautiful trip on "the soul train." what's your pleasure and what's your treasure? bet your bottom we got them, baby. >> "soul train" finally offered america its first view of afrocentricity. a new idea to say black is beautiful. >> we ran home from church to see "soul train." it was the one reliable place to see the artists that you loved. >> it is no question that "soul train" broke out a lot of artists and introduced a lot of artists to audiences that they never perform ed for. >> ten years before he did the moon walk, michael jackson debuted the robot in 1973 on "soul trai

so it's really important that we get sam back as soon as we can. >> quijano: ben berry is offering ato whoever finds and returns sam. that's the cbs news for tonight. i'm elaine quijano in new york. thank you for joining us. and good bay. i'll show you when the ather will move ou >>> the wet conditions being blamed for sending this tree down on part of a home in the north bay. >> and the weather didn't keep the president from getting in golf before wrapping up his california trip. >> it's the historic building in the north bay damaged by an earthquake nearly two years ago. this weekend, it finally reopened for the public. >> kpix5 news is next. >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix 5 news. >>> people around the bay area making umbrellas and rain gear part of their weekend plans. this is video from san francisco's china town as people tried to dodge the raindrops. and brian's been keeping an

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berry: not that i am aware of.ther thing we have heard is that you are going to spend a lot more on television ads. are you guys going to advertise in all remaining states? 15mary: yes. going from 45% to 50% could get you extra two delegates so i , wouldn't, but i would in indiana. mark: is nebraska a winning state for donald trump? barry: probably, yeah. amongis there any states the 15 remaining that you think you can't win. berry: no. mark: they are all winnable? arry: yeah. mark: i know endorsements are not a huge deal at all, that when you got chris christie, was that a big deal, but there is no other big name that has endorsed since those three big endorsements. no big congressman? no offense to the house. no senators, no governors. why not? are you not soliciting them? arry: no. mark: why hasn't anyone come forward? from your point of view, the inevitable republican nominee, why wouldn't somebody else they, hey, good idea to get on board now? barry: we hear from somebody every day. we don't have enough time.

we were completely shocked. >> amanda berry alive with her family. a picture some never thought they would see. finally safe but only after a harrowing escape and call to 911. >> help me. i'm amanda berry. >> do you need police, fire or ambulance? >> i need police. >> okay. and what's going on there? >> i've been kidnapped and i've been missing for ten years. and i'm here, i'm free now. >> all right, we're sending them, okay? >> dozens of friends and even strangers who have followed the disappearances for some ten years gathered there late last night, cheering and crying in amazement at the news. >> here's the thing about working on "lockup." the real things that occur you wouldn't necessarily believe in fiction. so when we heard the story that amanda berry and the two other girls were found alive, we were all in a state of shock. we couldn't believe it. >> for amanda's family, for gina's family, for michelle's family, prayers have finally been answered. the nightmare is over. >> police arrested ariel castro and charged him with 977 counts including

raj talking berries. strawberry, blueberries they was high anti-ox dent qualities. but now there's perhaps yet another health benefit this is a large study looking at over 25,000 men and found that those men who consume regularly berries as well as citrus fruits had a decreased rick of having erectile dysfunction this is a common problem that is affecting millions of men in the u.s. and they found that if you had just a few servings per week eve berry or citrus fruits or imiption they have up to 20% decrease in their risk of erectile dysfunction. berries help with inflammation and a risk of alzheimer's and erectile dysfunction a large study looking at men over several years questioning them about their sexual health an found decrease risk of that if they have just a few servings of blueberries, citrus fruits, berries per week. at the that to the the list. midlife crisis do you believe in that? rosanna and i are big believers. that concept that as you reach your 40s, people start to feel not as satisfied with their lives, not as happy men buy carries have, have affai

professor and former chairwoman of the civil rights commission mary frances berry explore the history of voter fraud and suppression. nancy cohen discussed the challenges women face in politics and potential of a woman president. in coming weeks on afterwords the mother of columbine high school shooter dylan cleave old will discuss mental health and how she dealt with the tragedy. aol cofounder steve case will discuss how emerging technologies will reshape the internet. coming up peter marx will tell us about the career of the late aig ceo who turned the company around during the height of the financial crisis. this weekend ellen malcolm will recall her creation of emily's list, a political action committee that works to elect pro-choice democratic women to political office. >> we did that because we want to raise early money, by raising early money, they can go on and raise the additional money they needed to win so we were like little political venture capitalists, going out there, we were the kick starter for women and emily stands for early money, we make the dough rise and we hav

straw berry and apple followed by nectarine, peaches, celery, grape, cherry, spinach, tomatoes, sweetl pepper cherry tomatoes and cucumber. the cleanest fruts and vegetables are avocado, sweet corn, pineapple, cabbage frozen sweet pea onion and as pair ghaws to do. group recommends buying or again ick fruits and vegetable that rank high up on the list. of course wash your fruits and vegetables at home very thoroughly. >> non-profit conservation group called american river release the list today of the nation most endangered rivers. reporter dale with the california water way that rated high on the list. >> the san joaquin river begins in the hi sarah and flow through the central valley but runs dry in some areas due to the drought and water diversio diversions. the river supports communities, fish and wildlife and farmers. 85-year-old walt shoe grown grape and occur miniall his adult life. the river is called over used and abused. >> it's amazing when you get further down by patterson. the river is so polluted there is sign of no swimming don't eat the fish. and the water so bad it st

. >> we have berries ruin. that berry is ruin. >> reporter: few nights of tumbling temperatures are crippling david duffield sweet charlie strawberries. >> i believe 50 to 60 percent at this point are damaged, maybe more. the other stages may not be hurt at all because they are not even blooming. >> reporter: same store which some of the peach trees. >> it is browner. grayer. and it is not right. see we're losing what we work so hard to take care of. >> as temperatures go below 20's, the loss is substantial. >> reporter: doctor gohill says area farmers are reporting some crop damage because of the unseasonable cold but says it is still too early to tell how severe. still last month's random warm up didn't help. >> the flowers started, or buds started to push much earlier then they normally would and as a reason, you know, when we have cold temperatures now, and the flowers are opened, they tend to get damaged. >> reporter: how much damage do you think this is costing. >> thousands of dollars for us. >> reporter

this year i might actually have berry. >> berry pie. >> iain likes berry pie. >> i do.eady had one. >> that's right. >> today. >> take look at this. future broadcasters in delaware county got visit from one of our own today. recognize that guy? ridley high school invited fox 29 chris o'connell to be the featured sportscaster for the morning news. many of the students are preparing for career in journalism. ridley students shoot and produce the daily newscast and run their own fm radio station. >> chris used to be a sportscaster. >> i didn't know that. >> there you go. we have seen similar fights here in our area and now one state got a little closer to making medical marijuana available to kids in schools. a personal story motivating the change. >>> unusual customer at this starbucks who ate an unusual meal. where this guy came from and how he got back home. >> coming up new at 6:00 police say a disagreement between these two spilled out into the street in newark. a few rounds were even fired from a gun. what the fight was over that sent both men to jail. the world a pr

a with berry gordy, -- in l.a.gordy, prince is a functionally homeless teenager in minneapolis. if you would have said, that little short guy is going to become all this, you would be like, no. >> yesterday as we were scrambling to deal with this, we thought, is prince a political artist or not? i can find some song lyrics. i know the gender stuff, social politics. some spirituality stuff. if i said, prince, political artist, what worked prince's politics? toure: in terms of some of the progressive stuff, it's absolutely there in terms of the embracing of racial difference and racial nuance, the embracing of gender difference in gender nuance. he was intersectional before that was a term in academia. all the sorts of things that progressives love, he was cutting edge with that sort of stuff. but susan rogers, his engineer on "purple rain tiga told me that he was a conservative. -- "purple rain," told me that he was a conservative. conservative, susan said, in the mold of i making money, i'm successful, i want this

queen latifah and halle berry performed it. a medley from some of the songs.et's listen ♪ kids across the land don't need to argue parents still don't understand ♪ ♪ now this is the story all about how my wife got flipped turned upside down i'd like to take a minute to sit right there how i became the prince of a town called bel-air ♪ >> he really put it in perspective when he talked about a recent moment, kind of puts in perspective his career now. >> there's one kid, and he's like 8 years old and he's wrapped up. he's like oh, my god. oh, my god. i don't know who you are! i don't know who you are! i was like, oh, man, i leaned down to him. i said, hey, i'm "the karate kid's" dad. >> oh, that's >> that reference to his son being in the karate kid remake. a great perspective on life. melissa mccarthy she won comedy genius award, the first woman to win it. she actually couldn't get to the stage. they kind of crowd surfed her down. >> i love her. >> she's instant funny. you look at her and you laugh. she's also celebrating a great weekend. just surpassed by 45,0

and hall le-berry showed off her abs with thi lacy number. >> and can we talk about kendall jenner's shoes, all strung up stilettos. kim described the team work it took to get her in them. >> are you having some problems? >> yeah. >> the movie awards are always insane, but for t 25th anniversary, mtv cranked it up wi johnson and kevin hard and "batman vs. superman." by the time they presented the co come immediatic genius award. >> thank you to the assistants. >> first woman to ever get this aw >> i couldn't think of one other person who's ever wonit. >> melissa mccarthy funny for so many reasons. >> teddy graham. >> chris pratt chatted yesterday from a private plane. >> of course mywife, anna faris, darling, our son was destined to be tough, and thanks to you, he's going to smart too. >> and talk about racy, alexandra in these tighty whiteys. >> everything i do is to make her laugh. especially the sex. so thank you. >> will smith home the generation award and i bet it made him feel old. but you had admit he wins some his youngest fans from his dad. >> i'm the karate kid's dad. so th

a few more steps, and the show's very wild berry pie is ready for the oven. looking good enough to eat, so next stop is the theater, where the pie is stored backstage, ready for use at the next performance. >> i can smile, it is on someone else's plate for awhile. >> reporter: back in the lobby, another pie provides at roma of and at intermission pies in a jar are available for sale. >> you never really give someone pie and they are unhappy with you. >> reporter: the pies come in jars and represent a compromise of sorts. because the owner of the theater where waitress is playing frowned on the idea of selling slices of pie, because sloppy eaters might have made quite a mess in the theater. jars solved that issue and incidentally waitress is about waitress trying to earn her way out of a bad marriage earned four awards today. >> i would have bet anything the pies were fake at the show. now you are telling me they are all real? >> a few of them are fake. but the ones actually eaten are real. >> i love the fact that they have one in the oven to create the aroma.

of a rights commissn chair mary frances berry. she discusses illegal voting practices with spencer overton,. >> i enjoyed your book, $5 and a pork chop sandwich. i thought it was original. just in terms of opening it up. could you tell us what it is about. >> the title came from, a fellow named greg malvo who is the chief fraud division for about four years in 2000-2004, where talking recently, not back in the day. he ran into me one day in city hall when i was down there doing research and he said i have been looking for you, i have all of these boxes of documents i want to give you. i want you to write something. and i said, what is it about. he said -- nothing clicked. and i said you can bring a little by and i won't read it. he brought about ten boxes of stuff to the place where i was staying. i read them. this was about when he was head of the fraud division and they discovered one a lot to the campaign in the state and local election were in fact the pain people for their boat. >> host: so this is 2004? speak. >> guest: this

he wasn't just copying little richard or chuck berry. added rock and roll to it. >> they're so sophisticated. they almost expect me to do the unexpected. and that gives me a lot of room to challenge myself as well. >> challenged himself. he wanted to challenge the audience. it was part of, is that part of what made what he did so groundbreaking? >> i think so. he was continually challenging himself and albums that were sometimes very long, five cds long. albums like sign of the times, double album set in which every song really worked, you know, from ado dosdore to all the res. he was a guy who set the bar high. >> people who have never gone to a prince concert, take us there. >> oh, my gosh. i saw prince at giants stadium in new jersey. >> look at your face light up. >> i will never forget. i was in the ninth row, and speaking how unforgettable it was. this is before title. this is before streaming where you sign the up for this club. you got access to music, tickets. and it was amazing. when he was singing "purple rain", people pulled

berry contends she has control over his publicity rights and did not want his name used for the foundation. in a pretrial ruling, a judge agreed with her in the exception of the foundation. that chief ofort staff of the current longest-serving member of congress has pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property. chris papst is working the story for us. what are you learning? reporter: john connors of michigan has been in congress since 1965. his chief of staff, cynthia receiving stolen property and agreed to pay $13,000 in restitution. martin was charged on march 9. this is her linked in page. to her social media accounts, she is an attorney and for conyers for 10 years . the first time he has had problem with staffers. he took responsibility for possible house violations after staffers said he made them babysit his son. he blamed that on a lack of clarity. we reached out to the congressman's office who said is disappointed and martin has been placed on unpaid leave. according to internet documents, she made $165,000 a year. leon: the head of the tsa is opening up about the moment bombs expl

the let's bring in our guest, for this week's recap, we have miss berry, yaz the greatest mom, thanksis. >> absolutely. >> empire was the theme. hakim brought out a new look but he even change the show's introduction. >> ♪ >> so now it is hakim's face. i cannot believe they did that. so he will be on the thrown for a while, miss berry. >> i believe so. >> did you watch that profile shot. >> i love it. i want to take it home when they are done with it. >> yes. we should expect this from hakim. >> we should. >> but i don't think that means he will be on the thrown for a while. >> really. >> be careful, they are putting him up there, propping him up, and then it can lead to the big fall. >> he is being set up. he will miss something big and they will be like see you are in the ready to handle the thrown. >> yes. >> yes. >> and the women because in this episode he was trying to bala lot and balance his artists. he focused on the girl groups but we cannot forget about tiana. she made her a experience known. >> yes. >> luckily cookie was there to help him out. she had a pretty good solution

you can see the original woodwork, walnut and china berry . at the landing, we have a pair of doors. one is false doors persimmon tree. then we have the servant's passage. here, the state of alabama's first held in that stuff. woodenon tin with a surround. it is hard to imagine hot and cold running water, but this house was ahead of its time technologically. the roof collected rainwater and it was pumped up by hand to the tank room in the attic and said act down like a water tower. an addition to be because of the interior windows, but it was built all at once. they are for air ventilation to go in to rooms in the house. this is a statement for the 19th century. if you are pulling leads in the .arden, that his work if you are clipping iv tendrils, that is a hobby. have enoughhat you people, and in the deep south, you owned enough people for them to do the work that you can have a refined hobby like growing rare and exotic plants and flowers. this would have also had the steam heating to heat the house. it was never installed due to wartime emb

. >> we have chuck berry's cheryl: people are stopping to look at the unique design next to the washington monument, and the director of the museum said the sexual assault accusations against bill cosby will be included. >> we have a lot more important things to add to the museum than something that happened in more of a derogatory thing. the director said that visitors will come away recognizing cosby's legacy has been severely damaged by recent accusations. >> i'm not saying what he did his right, and he may are in a not be be guilty -- may or may not be guilty. >> i love bill cosby. spokesperson for the smithsonian said what is in the museum will not be a celebration of bill cosby but a way to show his contribution to entertainment. the museum is still in the process of finalizing the labels. it is scheduled to open september 24. time magazine called chris van hollen "a hero to environmentalists, education groups, and gun control advocates" for his accomplishments as a young legislator. now a respected leader in congress and key ally of president obama, protecting planned parenthood and

d dot is now enforcing its bus only lanes between florida avenue and berry place northwest. the lanes are meant to help transit, tour, chart enand school buses get through the area. if you're caught driving in those lanes, you could face a $200 fine. >>> well this is a new one. d.c. police are looking for a real-life hamburglar. investigators say this guy followed a delivery man into a five guys in columbia heht delivery guy left and cooked himself a burger. the man left with the burger and a bottle of water. >>> one of the largest educational events of its kind in right here in d.c. and going on this weekend. the fourth annual usa science and engineering festival is at the washington convention center. there are demonstrations, workshops all structured to get your kids excited about science, technology, engineering and math. you can find a link to te vent on our nbc washington happen just search s.t.e.m. festival. nb nbc h is the official sponsor and many of us will be there all weekend long. saturday, sunday, come see us. >>> it's a story that you're seeing only on news4,

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>> softer pink or maybe a berry casino of thing.ally put a red cream blush on aling. >> red, like red-red? >> not too red. i know that's when i was a kiddie used to watch my mom take red lipstick, which today is her birthday by the way. >> happy birthday mom. >> i would watch her take the lipstick, stroke it up her face, take a brush and blends it in. >> it is phillies home opener, so i'm down for it. >> so you're going to be wearing this red cream block from more on cosmetics. texture really good. >> okay. >> smile for me. >> okay, i don't want to look like ragedy ann. >> remember, we could always dip with a sponge whether whether would i want to use red blush? i'm wearing red dress now. >> make up is a expression, so you don't have to really per say use it at any given time, casino of like accessary, like a handbag. so if you want to wear orange blush or red blush or pink blush, just whatever you are feeling at that moment. >> okay. and definitely spring bring in the colors. >> yes. >> okay, so what do you guysy? >> you're blushin

performance winner charlize theron, daring in a sheer alexander mcclaire plunging v-nec and halle berry showed off her abs with this lacy number. >> and can we talk about kendall jenner's shoes, all strung up kendall instagrammed the team >> are you having some problems? >> yeah. >> the movie awards are always insane, but for t anniversary, mtv cranked it up with host duane johnson a kevin har who took on both mad max and "batman vs. superman" by the time they presented the comedic genius award. their antics made the rock and kevin's -- >> thank you to the assistants. >> first woman to ever get this award. >> i couldn't think of one other person who's ever won it. >> melissa mccarthy is funny for so many reasons. fearless, timeless. >> teddy graham. >> chris pratt snap chatted yesterday with so jack from a private plane, but the sweetest moments giving moments to >> of course my wife, anna faris, darling, our son was destined to be tough, and thanks to you, he's going to be smart too. >> and talk about racy, alexandra in these tighhy & whiteys and shoutout to blake lively. >> everything

. >> reporter: the home of 66-year-old david hen berry. a 9-1-1 call being heard here for the first time tonight. >> i have a boat in my yard. there's blood all over the inside. there's a person in the boat. >> are you sure? >> i just looked in the boat. >> hello? >> yeah. >> can you look at the boat without making yourself noticeable? >> i can look at it right now. i'm outside. >> go back inside. >> i can hear -- >> don't put yourself in harm's away. stay away from the boat. >> i'm not going near the boat. i'm absolutely not going near the boat. >> and we were literally the first ones on the boat. i went and said we're already here. >> i'm in the rear of the yard. i got eyes on the boat. >> we got the guy. someone is broken holes in the roof of the house. >> it looked like he was poking with a gun. >> reporter: on their own hundreds of agents and police responded to the scene, guns drawn. [ gunfire ] >> and i'm like oh, my god. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> reporter: more than 250 shots into the boat itself and dozens more into surround

. >> this is our seared pork with a ras p berry jam. this is our grilled lam chop. >> fabulous. now it's time to sip the acai smash. cheers to the weekend, everybody! >> if you choose to drink, please do so responsibly. >> enjoy your inspiration ministries welcome you to campmeeting: god's appointed time to bless you. do you have a need that only god can answer? do you have a problem that only a miracle can solve? then stay tuned, for your miracle is now. get ready for your financial breakthrough. get ready for your healing. get ready for your miracle. inspiration ministries welcomes you to campmeeting: your appointed time for god's blessing. >> why don't you stand to your feet right now. let's worship the lord together. come on, put your hands together in praise to him. is he worthy to be praised tonight? choir, is he worthy to be praised? ah, yeah! sing this song with us.