split the difference between the people that love chardonnay and sauvignon blanc. right down the middle. full body of a big wine like chardonnay but acidity, liveliness of sauvignon blanc. not too yolky. $15. >> this is my favorite before i try the others give it back this is a cab anywernet, made fm fruit from around california not a huge company but set out to do one thing. make a great under $20 california wine. >> gentle too. i'm not saying the right thing when i say gentle, it's not like, whoa >> and the cabernet can be aggressively tannic and this is on the fruity and forward side. >> how much? >> just $15.99. >> two great wines i would drink or not be embarrassed to give to someone. >> both super deals. >> get to the fruit pick of the groom. >> sparkling wine. got to have this for the holidays it's not champaign, because it doesn't come from the champaign region in france comes from california but made by rotorer, the great shamchamp house that makes kricristol. $19.99 and straight-up great for the price, i think. >> i don't even like champaign, but this is

. >> nina blanc. >> good evening, commissioners, public, superintendent. i wanted to say how appreciative i am that this is coming before the board, that the board responded in a very thoughtful manner when it first came to the sub committee. there was -- knowing that there was very strong feelings, almost across the district from educators, with different nuances from different divisions and very strong opinions and feelings voiced by the parents, and rather than kick the can down the road, as often happens, i feel the board took on the challenge of finding a way of addressing the need that was being -- was incorporated into the initial resolution. and the usf looks forward to working hand in hand with the district and parents, and this is -- i think it's going to be a -- it's not the first time that this is happening, but it's perhaps the first time it's happening in a consistent way that deals directly with curriculum, and i agree that the work -- a piece of the work will be done in the spring and if there's more work to be done, we'll take that up as w

there has been talk that mr blanc, the former manager of psg, was in the frame. brazilians and so on. at the level of the brazilians and so on. we will have to wait for european and south american seasons to finish so others are available. the us will allow competition to win the 2026 world cup hosting rights. it will come in the form of morocco, which will have its supporters. but calm june, a decision will be made. —— come. in the us, the hope is they can —— come. in the us, the hope is they ca n start —— come. in the us, the hope is they can start planning for a landmark competition. now to tennis, and the news that marion ba rtoli announced that she would be returning to the court in 2018 having not competed at wta level since retiring less than six weeks after winning the 2013 wimbledon title, citing persistent injury problems. the frenchwoman won eight wta titles and reached a career—high world ranking of seventh in 2012 but speaking to her a short time ago i think serena williams and the muslims are good examples. venus has been able to play two grand fina

i suppose if they are 50 customers, getting their bespoke dishes from raymond blanc, you would feel rather you would feel rather special. he is a michelin starred chef, surely he can cope? as customers we are demanding the things we want. it is not cheap to eat in a two—star michelin restaurant. it maybing showing that food in this country has changed so much that people are, there are so many things in food making us ill, that people don't know what good food is anymore, they haven't tasted it. you can see why people are going in there, saying that they have intolerances, as we are being fed a load of old rubbish! now, your paper, the express, just for a change has talked about the weather. we talk about brexit as well! look at this headline, freezing chaos! well a lot of our readers are 60 plus. they don't live down here in trendy media london land, living in nice heated homes, many can't afford to heat their homes overwinter. they need to know what it will be like. lurks travel, there will be chaos over the next few days, it will be very, very cold. chaos over the next few days, it will

artur blanc estuvo en la firma en representaciÓn del equipo. los cups recibirÁn a los magic.elante con un sueÑo. >> nosotros nunca nos dimos por vencidos, lanzamos una canciÓn y luego otra canción. sthepanie: por supuesto todo con ayuda de la redes sociales. >> a nosotros nos da un regalo de poder comunicarnos con los fans. gracias a dios nos han ayudado bastante. reportera; lanzan su primer sencillo, su vÍdeo cuenta con 2 millones de visitas. >> hay que intentar muchas veces sus sueÑos. >> nosotros fuimos a un lugar distinto a ser el vÍdeo. reportera: estos hermanos son catrachos de corazÓn y sobre honduras ello nos dicen: >> que se mantengan fuertes, que tengan mucha fe y estamos con ustedes. antes de llorar, prefiero quedarme ahÍ. ilia: muchas gracias por su compaÑÍa, los dejo con el " noticiero nacional univisiÓn". ♪ ♪ ♪ otra cita de impacto, el dÍa de maÑana. ♪ enrique: gracias por acompaÑarnos. Éstas son las noticias. emergencia en el sur de california ante el avanzo de varios incendios forestales. hay mÁs de 100,000 evacuados y 90,000 acres de terreno consumidos por la

split the difference between people who love chardonnay and people who love sauvignon blanc.. >> oh, yeah, that's so mild. >> the full body of a big wine like chardonnay but it's got some of the acidity. goes with food. you know, it's a steal at 15 bucks a bottle. >> this is my favorite one already. i know before we try any of the others. >> and also -- >> okay rile give it back. >> remember a lot of places offer case discounts. this is a cabernet >> this is cannonball cabernet sauvignon. it's made with fruit from around california. it not a huge company but they set out to do one thing which is to make a great under 20 buck represented thi this a number times. >> that's really gentle, too. >> mm-hmm. >> i'm not saying the right tht when i say it's gentle it's not like whoa. >> cabernet can be aggressively tanic, and this is much more on the sort of fruity and forward side. >> how much is this again? >> $15.99. >> that's amazing. really two gre wines that i would drink. >> they're bot sparkling wine. you've got to have some sparkling wine fo the holidays. thisch because it do

blanc and mt. ranier court. she would later learn thatwhat she heard were probably gun shots.he parking lot just behind sawyer's home became a crime scene after students and others arriving for school spotted and reported what appeared to be a dead body just inside the northeast gate. officer gina tepoorten/san jose police"....we received a call about 7 a.m. about a possible dead body here at mt. pleasant high school. we were told the body was found by staff. when officers arrived they found an adult male was deceased on campus near the football field..."police and school officials quickly determined that the body was not that of a student of staff member. homicide investigators spent the entire day at the scene. evidence markers could be seen near the body. later, after the coroner had come and gone, police said the victim was an adult male and the victim of a homicide. he had died of at least one gunshot wound. neighbors suspect the shooting may be gang-related.yvonne sawyer/neighbor"....it was right here next to my house, that's way too close...it's very scary...the neighbo

lifted the trophy for the in zero eight sadly not that he did that in two thousand and six laurent blanc won the world cope with the french on home soil a nineteen ninety i and we chatted to them all a little bit earlier. which two or three teams the feel of the favorites to win the tournament mouth course. german team and the spanish team and. the brazilian team but i think he's a good time for messi to do something you know even more because he's the last the last chance for him now it's only for the first time since nineteen fifty i disappoint you know you as a as a former captain i'm so sad because you know for us he was a. big disaster but now to be honest with you is a good moment to to come back strong in that before. i g three zero england all shape you know perhaps if the world cup next year in russia well the last couple of games i've seen they don't look for terrific korea has been playing some youngsters and you know which can play to them go in experience you know nothing i think they need experience badly when when you in a tournament is. not your. who's winning the we'll c

with its only of course the banks that's what it with england in one nine hundred sixty six laurent blanc that won the one nine hundred ninety eight version with france and here's what they had to say. i can't get anything like mine from school. ok many thanks thank you all that i'll bring it up there is a busy day so way and indeed home brewer it's been a real theatre production because it means so much to so many people who got the results now so let's we have a look at the in the full draw in its entirety let's cherry pick some of the games now and i want to start with argentina i since last was green day and i will take place here in moscow. stadium so iceland have already proved their ability to upset the apple cart and i mentioned senior know that their greatest lights. in scene is getting better i mean they had a terrible start to their qualification campaign and as we talked about enough first program they sneak through the greatest to the last game see i think of in genesis an example great last games great they think the last day that they had a convincing win in australia and w

cup wave it's only of course banks that's what it with england in one nine hundred sixty six laurent blanc that won the ninety nine version with france and here's what they had to say. which two or three teams the feel of the favorites to win the tournament mouth course. german team and the spanish team and. the brazilian team but i think he's a good time for messi to do something you know even more because he is that the last is the last chance for you know it's only for the first time since nineteen fifty i've disappointed all you as a as a former captain i'm so sad because you know for us it was a. big disaster but now to be honest with you is a good moment to to come back strong and that before. i do feel england all shape you know perhaps if the world cup next year in russia well the last couple of games i've seen them that they don't know for sure if a korea has been playing some youngsters and you know. which employed to. go experience you know nothing i think you need experience badly when when you're in a in a tournament modish. iroquois who's winning the world. i would put a four

you we went yes daiichi the mix song to have a chance at some of the free for draw legends laurent blanc on the world cup with france diego for all of europe was good and thanks to greg. goalkeeper of the english nineteen sixty six world same and fabio kind of all good friends on the cup team that lifted the trophy in two thousand and six for the as have a little look. which two or three teams the feel of the favorites to win the tournament mouth course. german team and the spanish team and. the brazilian team but i think he's a good time for messi to do something new even more because he is that the last is the last chance for him now it's only for the first time since nineteen fifty i disappoint you know you as a as a former captain i'm so sad because you know for us he was a. big disaster and. every year everyone in italy is really sad that but now to be honest with you is a good moment to come back stronger than before because it is a good moment to change a stunting the people want a way to something change and we would see in the future with. a g three zero england or shape you kno

slid off a lonely high altitude piste, it's people like laurent langoisseur of la compagnie du mont-blancn things are really bad. this was eric's life dream as a young man, to be a park ranger in the alps or in the mountains. this is what he wanted to do. >> eric: i wanted to do, yeah. i wanted to be you. >> anthony: let's face it. your career as a chef is coming to an end. you just turned 52. is it too late for him to start? oh, that's not a good sign. >> laurent: i don't know how to say it. >> anthony: it's a sorry pops. >> eric: i am in better shape than you to do it, that's for sure. >> anthony: yeah, i'm not doing it. so what's the most common injury? >> sonia: so, a lot of knee and shoulders, dislocated shoulders. >> laurent: head injuries. >> anthony: concussions. >> laurent: concussions. >> anthony: i mean, i notice there is a bar here. how stupid do people get on the mountain? >> laurent: you would be very surprised. we see people not trained, not well equipped, following the ski tracks that get them to crevasses, glaciers, crags. >> anthony: so if he drinks two bottles of genepi

. >> anthony: dessert is homemade fromage blanc -- farmer cheese, with chocolate and orange segments.when you grow up? veterinarian. [ boy speaking french ] >> daniel: fireman. [ daniel speaking french ] [ boy speaking french ] >> daniel: engineering machine gun. >> anthony: he wants to make machine guns? >> daniel: engineer -- engineering machine gun, yeah. >> anthony: okay, keep an eye on that one. all right. for a dope fiend, "feeding the monkey" means finding and sticking with heroin. for one poor guy, it's this. french food. in particular, lyonnais food. the cautionary tale of bill buford. writer, editor, literary lion with a perfectly good job as fiction editor at the prestigious "new yorker" magazine. at undignified age of 53, he pretty much pulled up stakes, put his whole past life on hold, and defected to france to learn how to cook. what happened to you anyway, buford? you used to have a good job, you hang out a couple of nights with batali and the next thing you know you're living in france and cooking. >> bill: it's true. i discovered a whole world that the rest of the wor

. >>> a southern california winery will start selling marijuana infused sauvignon blanc when you recreational cannabis regulations go into effect on monday. >> the market in california is really open to new methods of delivery and products like ours, california, with millions of people coming online in 2018, will see all kinds of things they've never heard of. >> rubble coast winery said the new cannabis infused wine will have four milligrams of thc per serving and the alcohol is actually removed from the wind. the company said it will taste like wine that smelled like marijuana. a bottle will cost you around $60. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. our next newscast is the 4 on 2. dd dr. oz: anti-aging shopping list. today. the best remedies may actually be in your growlsry store. and powdered collagen. it's promising to do everything from improving your sleep to making you feel young and vibrant. sit really effective? and molly simms reveals the fastest meal prep ever. coming up next. save some eady to lives today? audience: yeah! >> i love you, dr. oz. [cheers] the

blanc and mt. ranier court. she would later learn thatwhat she heard were probably gun shots.e parking lot just behind sawyer's home became a crime scene after students and others arriving for school spotted and reported what appeared to be a dead body just inside the northeast gate. officer gina tepoorten/san jose police"....we received a call about 7 a.m. about a possible dead body here at mt. pleasant high school. we were told the body was found by staff. when officers arrived they found an adult male was deceased on campus near the football field..."police and school officials quickly determined that the body was not that of a student of staff member. homicide investigators spent the entire day at the scene. evidence markers could be seen near the body. later, after the coroner had come and gone, police said the victim was an adult male and the victim of a homicide. he had died of at least one gunshot wound. neighbors suspect the shooting may be gang-related.yvonne sawyer/neighbor"....it was right here next to my house, that's way too close...it's very scary...the neighbor

as president blanc said, it was a long labor, but we got there. and i also agree that it's not enough. but it's something and i'm glad that we have an agreement, that there are -- that there will be a significant increase for our educators through this contract. and i'm all in for passing a parcel tax and increasing the resources that we have to go towards compensation. so, very excited to vote for the tentative agreement tonight. >> president walton: superintendent, why not. [laughter] >> just wanted to thank staff and our leadership of our union and unions for the contracts that have been passed, ratified and are coming before the board. takes hard work to get to this point and just a deep appreciation on my behalf as a superintendent, but also on the behalf of the children and families in san francisco. so, thank you all for your hard work and dedication for making this happen. >> president walton: roll call -- i'm sorry. >> i just wanted to say throughout this whole process, studenting have been following along attentively and at the sacc meet

blanc and mt. ranier court. she would later learn thatwhat she heard were probably gun shots.ing lot just behind sawyer's home became a crime scene after students and others arriving for school spotted and reported what appeared to be a dead body just inside the northeast gate. officer gina tepoorten/san jose police"....we received a call about 7 a.m. about a possible dead body here at mt. pleasant high school. we were told the body was found by staff. when officers arrived they found an adult male was deceased on campus near the football field..."police and school officials quickly determined that the body was not that of a student of staff member. homicide investigators spent the entire day at the scene. evidence markers could be seen near the body. later, after the coroner had come and gone, police said the victim was an adult male and the victim of a homicide. he had died of at least one gunshot wound. neighbors suspect the shooting may be gang-related.yvonne sawyer/neighbor"....it was right here next to my house, that's way too close...it's very scary...the neighborhood i

jarrett blanc we appreciate your insight. >> good to be here. >> state department releasing thousandsary clinton very close a, huma abedin these are found on the laptop of her estranged husband, anthony weiner.some we found out now were classified. garrett tenney has more.>> the state department has released about 2800 emails. of those sober we know of at least five that contained classified information. these cover a four-year scam hillary clinton's time of secretary of state and the both of them are about the logistics of clinton's schedule and travel plans along with notes for meetings with world leaders. but even a lot of those mundane emails are heavily redacted. after fighting as of the state department had later deemed to be classified, four of them are almost entirely redacted. but the other include talking points where it phone call with saturday's leader to one about wikileaks plans to have sensitive medications between us government and allies. they suggested that clinton say, i deeply regret the wikileaks disclosure and quote - i seek your help in preventing mcguinnes from

we look for opportunities outside of our home in order to better-- the resources that we can take blanc of. so some home schoolers are so business they call themselves car schoolers or van schoolers. so the idea is we're out in the community and out there looking for what is available in the community and the other thing that the home school community has with so many people involved, is a great deal of academic and career ability in the home schooling community that cooperatives can take advantage of. that's one thing that the home schooling community does is seek how we can build off the specialties that we know within our own home schooling community and be connected that w way. there's many reasons why people home school. some have to do with safety. some have to do with world view and philosophy. some educational. there's lots of different reasons so to make this more personal, i'll talk about why we home schooled. we home schooled because we realized that my son as extremely bright auditorily and listen to something and quote, unquote, read it back to you, but he wasn't reading it