really here, they have given me carte blanche to do this.ter and seeing personally my own evolution as an artist and thinker. the whole effort to put the chicano or indigenous woman's experience on center stage is in itself for euro-american theaters, a radical position. because of the state of theater it is a hard roll to hold up in institution. it is a hard road. i am looking at where we are 25 years later in the bay area looking at how hard it is for us to strive to keep our theater is going, etc. i like to think that i'm not struggling quite as hard personally, but what i mean by that, the intention, the commitment. particularly to produce works that would not be produced in other places, and also to really nurture women of color artists. i think that is something that has not shifted for me in those 25 years, and it is good to see that brava remains committed to that kind of work. ♪ >> when people talk about the reflection of the community, we can only go from what we have on our staff. we have a south asian managing director, south afr

and he said, well -- and he got quite blanch-like." >> rose: you called him mr. allen he? $and then he would just reel off a whole set of circumstances and possibilities because he was saying it through -- analyzing it through his own prism as a performer. so that's the way we ended up speaking about it. he said he didn't -- he did think seriously about it when i said "why didn't you play jasmine?" and he said "it would have been too comic." but he did seriously consider it. >> rose: do you think you understand men as much as he understands women? >> >> i'm not a writer. >> rose: but you're an interpreter. >> i've played a few traditionally male roles and i think the great role, great male or female roles transsend gender. i think i relate to men quite well and i have a lot of male friends so -- >> rose: and you work with your husband. >> i work with my husband which is a horrific notion for a lot of -- (laughs) they think how can you do that. >> rose: has the sydney theater company experience made you want to direct? >> i've directed theater. if the right film came along

pirates" movies, came up with $3.7 billion in grosses for the "pirates" movies, so they gave them carte blanche and let them do what they want, and they paid the price for it. - some people are saying we might see some more safer sequels coming from disney. - like "iron man 3?" the $1.2 billion movie that came out this year that disney is making tons of money on in conjunction with marvel. they probably have that $150 million write-off in a suitcase in jerry bruckheimer's closet. so i'm sure they're going to be just fine. - here's a look at the numbers at the box office from the holiday weekend: "despicable me" coming in at $143 million, so that sequel did extremely well for universal; "the lone ranger" at $48 million; "the heat," $36 million; "monsters university" at $30 million; and "world wars z" at $26 million. - look at that "despicable me" number - for five days. that's the highest-grossing animated film for a five-day gross, even more than "toy story 3." universal is having one heck of a year. we really came down on them last year for "battleship." since then, their numbers have been imp

their funding and would say to them look if you don't get me you get john boozman who is now replaced blanche lincoln and he wouldn't have any problems what you saw them voting for the least strength of the amendment which was feinstein, and then in the end of voting for the final legislation. >> and it does seem to me like all politicians, when senators are just as impacted by whether or not they are up for the reelection. that is one of the factors you put into your model when you were trying to figure out who would sponsor this and who would vote this way and that kind of thing. and it seems to me on the iraq war macbook and the partial birth abortion and these kind of things, the people that are up for the reelection tend to feel the most pressure which is one of the reasons there's always been a criticism of harry reid and of the majority leader's for not letting us vote on anything. because i don't want my vulnerable members to have to vote on those issues that are going to really hurt them come election time. >> guest: mark pryor, kay hagen and mary landrieu what are they going to do w

now what we're going to do next is we'll blanch these, so we're going to put those in boiling water. what will we need though in the water? >>cheryl: salt? >>joanne: salt exactly for flavor. so we'll add a little bit of salt to that so there you go. you can put a good pinch in there. you want a good amount of salt in there. it's really just flavoring the water. you want more than that. >>cheryl: ok >>joanne: you want about 3 pinches of those. now what we can do next is just to drop the asparagus and really we're just cooking this until it's still bright green. you want it cooked through but you don't want to cook it so much that it's grey so we'll really watch that and make sure that it doesn't get over cooked. alright next what we'll do is take these pork chops out of the brine and pat them dry. >>cheryl: ok, so why do we have to dry them off? >>joanne: because otherwise they're not going to brown in the pan. so whenever you cook some meat you want to make sure it's dry and so i really pat those and remove that access moisture. see the color now? >>cheryl: yeah, i mean it's faded bu

they were not given cart blanche to build every inch of every street in this subdivision. >> okay, thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi my name is frank and i am a long term resident of san francisco, and thank you commissioners for being here this evening. and i want to share some images with you as a sharing of what twin peaks used to be and some of my own photographs and i am a artist and i am going to show you the great places that possibly be removed from our community. i urge you to repeal this permit. i have worked for turner broadcasting and the discovery channel and i was the director for the san francisco arts festival for two years and i never owned a car in my life and i have done that because i love muni and i can only imagine what this is going to look like if these developments go through and we have to put ladders on the outside of our 37, to get up the hill. this new housing development cold rush shines as bright as the dome as the city hall and it happens alongside the new california green rush. and we need to take our local warming responsibility in harmony with the globa

speak to this when they have an opportunity to say something, is that they basically gave him carte blanche, that it was sort of like we're going to follow your guidance. and, so, if you're saying that that's not really what happened, i think that i want to hear the specifics. what exactly is it -- because i think it's one thing to make comments, but it's one thing to actually point specifically to what it is that wasn't done. and i would want to know that before i go down the path of simply saying, you know, i agree that this is the right way, you know. and, so, what is it that didn't happen? >> well, clearly in all of the reports that came back in terms of -- have you had a chance to read the acc/jc report? there are clearly areas that have not been accomplished. and, so, specifically -- >> yes. >> -- there are -- i mean, a lot of that is the fit matt portion of it. >> so, what specifically, though? >> having measures in place around payroll, around, around the financial stability pieces of it. this is -- so, this is, this is the interim counselor working with her board of trustees to imp

this is layered with blanched almonds, powdered sugar and cinnamon.aking to a golden crispiness, the final touch is a dusting of even more cinnamon and sugar. it's got a sweet savory thing going on, and it's quite tasty. if you get nervous when you go in a room and touch the light switch and the lights don't come on, you shouldn't be in this culture. >> when is that first moment that you thought i could live here? >> i'm still quite unsure about that. i came here first in 1958 when it was quite different. everyone wore may have been dress, but islam still the throbbing motor of life here. i have very tender feelings for morocco and the friendliness and courtesy of the people and the children who, you know -- granddad, like in new england they say. >> i always feel welcome here. i never consider this is mine. it's theirs, and they've allowed me to live here in a very nice way, and i feel recognition. they know who i am. they know who i am. >> there is a side-by-side aspect to life here that's very unusual. >> very unusual. >> it's supposedly -- you can

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so this is a quarter cup of blanched whole almonds. i've gone ahead and browned them in a tablespoon of olive oil just until they're nice and toasty brown. that only took about three minutes. we're going to turn this into picada, so we need to grind it up. so i just want to put these in my food processor. oh, the almonds smell great, don't they? >> they do. >> so we're going to put this back over medium heat. and i'm going to add some bread. this is one slice of hearty white sandwich bread, and we took off the crusts and tore it into one-inch pieces. just going to fry the bread in the oil until it's nice and toasty on both sides, and that's only going to take about two to four minutes. all right, so the bread is nicely toasted on both sides. so we'll take it over to the food processor. in it goes. all right, so now we're done with the skillet for a moment. we're going to add a couple of cloves of garlic raw in there, because we really like that pungency of raw garlic. so i want to grind all this down until it's really finely ground, an

how big it will be, but i will say, whatever precedent you say george bush set with his 2007 carte blanche to epa, these are big matters about effect emission standards that are not grandfathered in, i do not think that should be done bugovernment entities, we have branches of government to decide the issues it should not be rushed by any executive branch. >> i agree with you, i don't care who is in the white house there needs to be a process for this. that is not the way this administration operates, when they realize, they are going to have a hard time getting something through, they just push it through. that. jim: but it is history of the presidents. >> yes, it should not be accepted across the board. neil: if we allow this precedent to go through, that is a big deal, you are just sloughing it off. >> i am. neil: yes you are. >> no, i am not. neil: yes. >> no, this has been around since before this president of the in white house. neil: these are more sweeping and life changing lasting changes. you are now not grandfatherring in, you want them instainious. >> when bush came in did thin

. >> just can't believe we're listening to this lawyer say he had cart blanch to da -- to do anything he wanted. >> 30 years ago, never look at him. now i can't wait to look at him flight the eyes. and now his day is coming. it took a long time, but good will triumph over evil. >> the bulgar trial has been underway for a little over a month now. reportedly rakes just found out the prosecution did not intend to actually call him to the stand anymore, and had expressed his very up disappointment about that to other people that knew victims of whitey ball good, -- bulgar, or alleged victims. >> what else do we know about the circumstances sounding his death? >> his body was found at 1:30 in the afternoon yesterday reportedly by a jogger, and the middlesex district attorney's office explaining there were no obvious signs of trauma on the body. the office of the chief medical examiner is now doing an autopsy and looking into this further. before the body was actually identified, before they had realized this was mr. rakes, authorities said this person might have been out for a walk and pos

. >> blanch. >> from osborne grip to relationships. >> j.f.k. >> are guys more aloof about sharing a roof? according to a new study young men and women have very different expectations when they move in together. basically the men are more likely to view the situation as a permanent one. new research shows 52% of dudes who are living with their girlfriends are not certain their relationship will last forever where 39% of women are. 41% of men say they were not completely smitten with their girl. you know who else is sticking around? >> whoa. >> i didn't even know what happened there. >> where did -- >> see that in slow motion. >> i would like to see that film over and over again. bernie, do a lot of guys secretly always think something better will come along even when they commit? >> of course. this comes under the category of duh. the guys see this arrangement as i've got a steady piece of heiney right here, half the rent will be paid and that's it. >> you're lucky. >> that's right. exactly. guys are dogs. they're dogs. everybody should know that. i mean, it's like, duh, that's all

l blanche 0. crawford attack from third. bruce has a can no. throw appears to be in time but crawford sneak a foot in there amid the dust and dirt that's flying. so it's 4 zip giants. barry lead in the fourth. miller. nice diving catch. right now giants lead. it's 5-3 and in the 6th inning. >> got to try out this game. kind of nuts. in the eighth moss turns on this fast ball. heading for the upper deck. 2 run blast. if comes in to close it out. riding a streak of 44 straight save. maxwell come back and he throws it awa away. wide of moss next batter is matt. here it comes. there it goes. fast ball up and it's crushed. cocoa crisp. back at the wall. leap but gone. so we are tied at 4. orange train is on the move. and the save is blown. stanford at the plate runner at first and second and gets away from norris. both on the run. norris throws it away. gets past. score. good night game over drive home sale. of a's 10 game win streak over houston ends that was a gift from the a's. 5 foot 8. weighs 165 and now worth 100 million dollars. red sox have

. >> a homicide investigation blanched in the north bay after someone makes a -- is launched in the northes a disturbing discovery. >> and more details on the asiana plane crash. >>> a somber procession in arizona today as the bodies of 19 elite firefighter killed in the line of duty are returned to the area where they lived. white hearses carried members of the granite mountain hotshots from the coroner's office in phoenix to the town of prescott. the procession took several hours as all those vehicles traveled the 125-mile route. the firefighters died a week ago when winds suddenly shifted and blew a wildfire back on top of them. that fire is now 90% contained. >>> firefighters are wrapping up a long day at the scene of an apartment fire that burned for hours today and injured at least 18 people. the six alarm fire started before 2:00 this morning at the hallmark house apartments on woodside road in redwood city. firefighters had the fire under control by 10:30, but they've been pouring water on the structure all day. there are 72 units in the four- story building. fire crews say people

. >> the criminal has carte blanche. >> the stand your ground law was not applicable in the zimmermane. >> that's a great point. >> the defense elected not to pursue that as a defense. they did not present it to judge nelson because rightly so they believed they would be defeated on that. that news and evidence would go out in front of everybody. they decided on the self-defense law which is the law in all the states and federal. >> that is not the only solution to this, we have got to figure out how to value black men's lives in america more. we are not -- >> it's not about calling people race hustlers, it's not about calling people thugs. if you're going to call trayvon martin a thug, then you call zimmerman a racist. you have to get action. >> hello. >> real quick. >> i have had a brother that was murdered by young black males and i have raised two young black men so i know about race in america and i think we're having the wrong conversation. >> all right, we got to take a break, when we come back, i promise, noel, you're next. >>> welcome back to the special edition of hannity as

. >> i just can't believe that we're listening to this lawyer say that he had carte blanche to do whatever he wanted. he has a day up on the stand i will have my day. then we will see what the difference is compare them. it's not a problem. >> 30 years ago, i have never look at it now i can't wait to look at him right in the eyes. and',xñ now his day has come. it took a long time, but there is good triumph over evil. >> rakes had reportedly received word just earlier this week that he would not be needed to testify and had expressed disappointment to some of the other alleged family members of james whitey bulger's victims as well, harris? >> harris: molly line, thank you very much. it was once the hubble of great invention in our nation. cars, various industries, and some of the most soul something music of our time. tonight, detroit is a statistic. the largest city in u.s. history to file for bankruptcy. detroit's emergency manager kevinor requested the status and michigan governor rick snyder approved the request just a few hours ago. it is clear that the financial emergency in detroit

trying to you support and they lost they're funding to save you don't get me, you get john bozeman and blanche lincoln the use of them voting for the feinstein the amendments with i legislation. >> guest: women senators are just as impacted whether they are up for reelection. that is where you put into your predictive models when you figure out who would sponsor this or vote this way. it seems so there has always been a criticism of harry reid and other majority leader's you're not letting us vote in the minority says you don't let us vote on anything because i know what my members to have to vote on those. [laughter] >> guest: is very hard. what will they do with the immigration bill on the floor right now with a different amendments regarding that and said to me manchin bill i am not sure that is a welcome amendment and that will come back and then the gift that keeps on giving to support obamacare. >> and ben nelson just retired from nebraska he said he did not think it was because he would lose that that is what people believe he would not win because of that vote but mary leandro is a fas

there isn't one sector we're looking across the board and saying carte blanche buy the whole sector. even with financials, we really didn't like the bigger bank that is drove the financials. a lot of that earnings growth is coming from visa and western unions and a lot what we 234esly consider the big banks. it is very much bottom up and that's why we don't say buy the sector across the board. we're looking for those opportunities. >> let's go to josh lipton for a market flash with a stock on the move today. >> we are watching facebook here in the green today. of course last week facebook reported and analysts talking about catalysts ahead and more mobile ad penetration and video ads and so how do the technicals looked? i checked in with mark newton. it does look quite over bought in the short run and he is still bullish and likes fb technically and use any pullbacks down to 32.75 to buy. scott, back to you. >> simon baker, that's right in your wheelhouse. you're a facebook guy. >> i like it. i think the easy money is being made and i like the story. when the stock is up 25%, over ni

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but the aid shouldn't come carte blanche. that's just not the way pressure leverage works.se our leverage. >> bill: got it. so in other words suspend aid now but say we're willing to resume if you have elections. and if everybody can participate in the elections. >> exactly. >> bill: is it possible, do you think, that the -- at the next election, the muslim brotherhood could come forward with another candidate and win another election? >> it's possible. egyptian politics -- >> bill: sorry. we lost our connection there. too bad. because we had a great connection there for awhile. certainly, shed a lot of light i think on what is a very complicated situation in egypt. but i thought dr. hamid made some very good points there. he's director of the brookings doha center in doha. part of the brookings institution. jay carney will be peppered with questions again today as he has the last two days about egypt. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." >>i believe people are hungry for it. building up to this. >>bill shares his views, now it's your turn. >>i know you're going to