i like blanch. >> blanch. >> i know you're a golden girls fan. >> i know who the golden girls are.'m glad his arm was big enough for all four of them. >> last night, thomas, i went out to times square. i froze my butt off. i wanted to check out super bowl boulevard. it's incredible. unexpectedly i ran into mayor deblasio. he was kicking off the festivities. i asked if he would ride the 06-foot tall toboggan with me. >> mr. mayor, have you ridden the toboggan yet. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> can you ride it with me tomorrow? >> i don't know if i can do it. i'll ride with dante hopefully. >> he will ride with his son, dante. i will be there live tomorrow, even though it's going to be freezing. i think the experience and excitement of being out there will completely outweigh the cold weather. i look forward to being there, showing you what's going on down there. >> yeah. i'm going to take louis today to the friar's roast. >> there's mika. >> i like the turtleneck, mika. >> is he a shining star. like a diamond in the rough. >> i don't know. we've been doing this for, like, a year.

really, here, they have given me carte blanche to do this. i think it is nice for me, in the sense of coming back 25 years later 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

personally i like it as light saute or blanche because here's the secret that holds most of the nutritional value. and i'm stephanie tantillo with your tip of the day. >>> bracing for bitter temperatures in green bay. what the 49ers can expect sunday for game and a wager on the outcome. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, of swine flu reported in thy area. the special warning to young people about getti vaccinated. that story and at five. >>> several cases of the swine flu reported here in the bay area. the special warning to young people about getting vaccinated that story and more coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> and finally, the 49ers will be battling the elements along with the green bay packers over the weekend. >> they are predicting single- digit temperatures at la. bow field in the wild card play- off game and -- at lambeau field in the wild card play-off game and that's nothing to packers fans. they are counting on a win and our colleagues at our sister station wfrv in green bay are as well laying down a little friendly wager. frank and michelle, we meet again. we can't tell you how much we are look

things that contradict it and it was more like well, this is kind of the general, and we have cart blanche as to whether it has to make the ten b officers or not and whether it will be outside or not and whether they will serve alcohol or not. and whether there is going to be live music or not, and none of that, and it seemed a little arbitrary, and we need more clarification, i think that for the sake of time and everything, i think that i would suggest the commissioner hyde formulate a ask, should be put forth by staff to the police commissioner to see if they will take this up, and there is a lot of things that they can discuss the cost of ten b and the time of ten b and the admin fees and whatever, but you formulate that and you take it to the staff and you have them approach the police commission and see if they will do it or not. and then go from there. >> and that is really what i think is the only way to do it. >> barbara is the expert. >> i think that is a really good idea to take it before the police commission and just a comment on the sheriff's, they don't do patrol in the san

what i like to do is just blanch them and put them in the ice bath and then saute them with olive oil and garlic and red pepper flakes? oh fantastic. and i'm tony tantillo. eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> a girl in new hampshire learned the lard way that -- hard way that touching your tongue to a frozen flag pole is a really bad idea. maddy had the notion to do it with no suggestion or daring from anyone else. she was curious to see what would happen. thinking her tongue would come right off. but it didn't. and a nerve-wracking experience ensued. >> i was like -- did i seriously just do that to myself? like -- did i really just do that? >> she tried to pull her tongue off of it as soon as it stuck -- happened. and that's what made it bleed. >> oh boy. maddie was stuck to the pole for a full 15 minutes before being freed and then taken to an emergency room. she's a little sore but otherwise is expected to be okay. i don't think she'll be doing that again anytime soon. >>> well, just walking outside in the midwest is unbearable for most people right now. but one teenager in minnesota is

they were just about ready to carte blanche sign t. so, with all that being said, that's really wonderful ~. i now have here in my possession basically the signatures that we gathered through community housing partnership. [speaker not understood] because we kind of got a double count. we have 1145 that we officially entered in the computer and another 500 online, that brought it to 1700. we roughly estimate we're over, there are still more. so, i want to say these 1700 people represented here, these are the folks who [speaker not understood] into work and everything. they kind of trump you supervisors. you guys only have 11 or something. so, i'm hoping a little bit of undue peer pressure from san francisco makes a difference. obviously you see the light, you know what's going on. so, i don't need to do that again. just want to thank everyone in san francisco and thank you. (applause) >> thank you, mr. gandy. and if there's no further public comment, seeing none, i'll ask the chair to close. >> we'll close public comment. [gavel] >> th

organization is worried that any violation of the freedom of the press here will give others carte blanche to oppress their own media and throwing away three hundred years of press freedom inside a single year is not something to be ignored. and well some other global headlines for you now here in our international iraq's capital baghdad shaken by a series of explosions including car bombs killing over twenty people injuring scores more most of the blast happened in shia neighborhoods with the deadliest attack targeting a crowded market while the iraqi army as you gauge and fierce fighting with al qaeda linked militants in the city of ramadi you seized in december. if foreign ministers have a proof that the plot of several hundred troops to the central african republic to reinforce peace keepers from france and the african union remodel transitional parliament in the african country has elected a new interim leader amid ongoing clashes between rival christian and muslim militias those reports say at least fifty have been killed in the country over the weekend adding to a total death toll o

. >> all of us need to be very afraid now it's carte blanche for police officers everywhere that can beat us, kill us, whatever they want. it has been proven right here today -- >> they'll get away with it. >> -- they'll get away with it. >> it took jurors less than two days to reach a verdict. police say thomas refused to obey their orders and was fighting. >>> and new jersey governor chris christie is likely to have a larger than normal audience when he gives a state of the state address. the state legislature has expanded its investigation to include the possible abuse of power and now we are learning about what appears to be more hard knuckle politics practiced byes christy administration. elaine quijano reports. >> reporter: the day after democrat steven fulop was elected mayor of jersey city he received a text from chris christie's longtime adviser bill stepien. the main text from stepien read, congratulations on a tremendous job. he added let me know if we can help set up any meetings for you in trenton with the governor's staff." then about a month later, as state and local m

openness basin is worried that any violation of the freedom of the press here will give others carte blanche to oppress their own media and throwing away three hundred years of press freedom inside a single year is not something to be ignored. we're going to return to our top story now on those violent protests in ukraine and to discuss developments in ukraine have european parliament member check he's in brussels and in belgrade. she's a writer on international affairs and and foreign affairs editor of the u.s. based chronicles magazine but we start off with you in brussels your parliamentary group has expressed full support and solidarity with the peaceful protesters in kiev so what do you make of the protests now that they have got extremely violent there. exactly we have expressed our support for peaceful demonstrations as we know for more than a months there were mainly peaceful demonstrations yes yesterday there was violence we strongly condemn the violence and i would also say it's a bit unfair about your t.v. is presenting to your viewers because you show violence you say this is the

organization is worried that any violation of the freedom of the press here will give others carte blanche to oppress their own media and throwing away three hundred years of press freedom inside a single year is not something to be ignored. and after some more global headlines this hour or so sign of bombing at a market near pakistan's military headquarters has killed at least thirteen people the blast also injured eighteen others the talabani has claimed responsibility for the time in the city a rebel painting not far from the capital islamabad is the second taliban bombing in two days the previous one killed twenty people in a military convoy near the town of banner. in turkey scuffles have broken out between riot police and protesters marching in memory of a journalist gunned down seven years ago around doing campaign for meaning and riots and by an ultra nationalist outside his newspaper's office. and the traitors say big government done little to uncover who lend support to the killer the rally takes place once again has become a train or call for justice in turkey. and mary in japan

oaken a station is worried that any violation of the freedom of the press here will give others carte blanche to oppress their own media and throwing away three hundred years of press freedom inside a single year is not something to be ignored. now some other global headlines this hour on and on about the suicide bomber killed at least thirteen people in pakistan city of rawalpindi the explosion was at a military checkpoint near the army headquarters considered to be the city's most secure area the blast follows yesterday's deadly assault on a military convoy in the country's southwest with islamists violent father attacks against the army. tons of police released a video showing a suspect throwing a grenade at a protest account vs a very that wounded twenty eight people with almost daily as tanks and demonstrators and been called piers a mountain the army could intervene to stop the crisis between the opposition and the government meanwhile fresh from models of people marching for the six shooter and says the prime minister stepped down. you foreign ministers are expected today to approve of

oaken a station is worried that any violation of the freedom of the press here will give others carte blanche to oppress their own media and throwing away three hundred years of press freedom inside a single year is not something to be ignored. some of the global headlines now iraq's capital baghdad be shaken by a series of explosions including killing over twenty people and injuring school. more most of the calls happened in shia neighborhoods with the deadliest attack targeting a crowded market meanwhile the iraqi army is engaged in fierce fighting with al qaeda linked militants in the city of ramadi to seize large parts of it in december . the foreign ministers have approved the deployment of several hundred troops to the central african republic to reinforce peaky peacekeepers from france and the african union in one a transitional parliament in the african country as elected a new interim leader amid ongoing clashes between rival christian and muslim militias there's reports at least fifty people have been killed in the country over the weekend adding to a total death toll of over one th

he still has carte blanche to snoop on you and me. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. president obama said he had no idea. so much of the metadata mining. and many dado records and bank records and then for the president to say stop soaring all of those records, that is one for the too much to believe record. and the bottom line is that the nsa has been shaken but not stirred and clearly not stopped. as an agency that is abusive, far from arrested. so for all of those that think that this is ending, it is providiig a few weeks a cover for spies who might temporarily go into hiding. because that is the thing about james bond. how many times a daytried to kill him and couldn't. and lots of money and spies. that is why there was sky fall and that is why for size the sky will never fall. still serious and still upset. larry is here and he just said that they are risking doing something that is unconstitutional. do any of the presidents actions to become for today? >> no, you're absolutely right in your analysis here. first of all, this never would've come to life if nt for

because you guys are going to give him cart blanche and he has been abusing the rules because he has had entertainment. what about the property owners, what about their rights i really urge you to seriously look at this situation. because, if it gets out of hand, then what? what is our recourse? yes, we can keep calling engle side and have calls for service out there, but then what? there are other issues that the police need to be taken care of in the district and tending to one bar is not part of it. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> and excuse me, i just, a point of information, i was just wondering, and could you tell me again, what neighborhood organization that you have represent? >> the outer mission merchant merchants and association, all the way from the city border to 280. >> he could also discuss or meet with the... >> okay, great. >> okay. >> any other public comment on this? thank you. >> good evening, my name is julana huvaten and i own the 6 unit building on the corner and i did send some pictures to miss black stone and one of the pictures that you saw, earlier wa

organization is worried that any violation of the freedom of the press here will give others carte blanche to oppress their own media and throwing away three hundred years of press freedom inside a single year is not something to be ignored. and i was some more global headlines this hour i think couples have broken out the riot police and protesters marching in memory of a journalist gunned down seven years ago around during campaign for armenia rights and all shot by an ultra nationalist outside his newspaper's office director say big government is done little to uncover lend support to the killer they rally takes place once again and has become a general call for justice in. america and japan has strongly against the relocation of a us military base to his city has been reelected divide puts us planted in the wax fish oils have been trying to move the current installation from okinawa for more than ten years thirty thousand american soldiers are still stationed at the base but many locals associated with pollution and questionable activities. later putin has addressed the international p

chefs have carte blanche as long as they keep the store full. >> there are tastings. >> oh, yes.y good. >> now, tom with some final advice. >> don't eat lunch before. >> okay. >> we don't believe in minor tasting. >> tours take about three hours, cost $59 and all food is included i'll have a link if you want to check it out on abc7 news.com. tom, tony, mark are fun to hang out with. >> yes. we know why you wanted to do this story. >> thank you. >> it's wonderful. >> checking on the forecast. >> here is spencer. >> yes. we've got high clouds throughout the day with us tonight as well lingering into tomorrow. then, as a matter of fact tomorrow state wide we'll have sunny skies in the northern part of the state. hazy partly cloudy skies moving farther south ward. high temperatures mid-70s in chico. 77 in los angeles. bay area, hazy sunshine going to be a spare the air day. it will be mild pleasant. high temperatures upper 60s in the coast to 70s around the bay. low to mid-70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. temperatures dropping off on monday, under partly cloudy skies bo

he still has carte blanche to snoop on you and me. welcome,veryone, i am neil cavuto. said he had no idea. so much of the metadata mining.

chefs have carte blanche as long as they keep the store full. >> there are tastings. >> oh, yes.>> now, tom with some final advice. >> don't eat lunch before. >> okay. >> we don't believe in minor tasting. >> tours take about three hours, cost $59 and all food is included i'll have a link if you wan to check it out on abc7 news.com. tom, tony, mark are fun to hang out with. >> yes. we know why you wanted to do this story. >> thank you. >> it's wonderful. >> checking on the forecast. >> here is spencer. >> yes. we've got high clouds throughout the day with us tonight as well, lingering into tomorrow. then, as a matter of fact tomorrow state wide we'll have sunny skies in the northern part of the state. hazy, partly cloudy skies moving farther south ward. high temperatures mid-70s in chico. 77 in los angeles. bay area, hazy sunshine going to be a spare the air day. it will be mild, pleasant. high temperatures upper 60s in the coast to 70s around the bay. low to mid-70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. temperatures dropping off on monday, under partly cloudy skies bouncing

organization is worried that any violation of the freedom of the press here will give others carte blanche to oppress their own media and throwing away three hundred years of press freedom inside a single year is not something to be ignored. some of the global headlines for your time for the. turkey we go twice scuffles have broken out between riot police and protesters who were marching in memory of a journalist to gun down seven years ago. campaigned for armenian of rights and was shot by an ultra nationalist just outside his newspaper's office detractors say the government has done little to uncover who lent support to the murder of the rally does take place once a year it's become a general call for justice in turkey. and to japan where a mayor who is strongly against the relocation of a u.s. military base to his city has been reelected and the vote in the works for officials who have been trying to move the current installation from okinawa for more than ten years thirty thousand american soldiers are still stationed at the base that many locals associate with pollution and questionab

i give myself carte blanche to really behave how i see fit, and no one has a right to judge me because what i have seen. they both have an element of that, i think. >> i've earned the right to do this because of what happened to me. >> if i want to trash that trashcan over there or the bus shelter over there or break the windows and throw bricks through the window because of my experience of war, no one has the right to stop me or to judge me. in some of them, there is that sense of entitlement. none of you will understand fully what i've been through. i think you see that recklessness, that frenzy if you like, as an exciting thing if we recognize it in someone else. they connect there. >> at this stage, does she believe that he is guilty? being drawn in like a loft to a flame allows her to free him and escape in the night. she does that completely off the book. she contravenes every rule going and she swore personal reasons. it's why it works so well. people act. >> why is someone attracted to someone that they know is like that or whatever is in? they need each other. >> there was a

conflict, he is construing egad a's declaration that it will take further measures as giving him carte blanche whatever he wants, to usurp salva kiir. there is no love lost between museveny and the regime in khartoum. we have to fear that khartoum would align itself with riek machar. >> you have suggested tonight that the number of displaced people could easily double within days or even hours. if the two sides sit down in ethiopia, where do you see the conflict heads from here? are you more hopeful do you think than you were a few days ago? >> no, i must say i am not. there is a kind of dilatory behavior in addis that makes no sense in light of the urgency on the ground. if we're having a doubling of displaced persons and those people are in many cases without any humanitarian resources. u.s. aid came out today and said that 76,000 of them are in a town 30 miles to the west of bor. at a u.n. compound that has absolutely no capacity. no humanitarian capacity. people are drinking water straight from the nile which, in that region, is almost guaranteed to start an epidemic of watery diarrhea. th

he still has carte blanche to snoop on you and me. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto.ea. so much of the metadata mining.

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. >> leonardo do cap pre yawn won for best actor in a musical and indicate blanch chet best actress. mcconaghey for best actor. >> and the golden globe for best picture drama went to. >> "12 years of slave." >> the screen actors guild are next week and the oscars in march. abc news, los angeles. >> many consider the golden globes an unofficial dress rehearsal for the oscars. we will carry it live on the morning news. it will air on sunday, more of second on abc7. >>> late word that foster farms will again shutdown the central valley chicken plant where live cockroacheses were found. the closure of the facility is temporary and it is being done to make sure the problem won't happen again. the new shutdown is expected to last a few days. tyson foods one of the world's largest processors is recalling 33,000 pounds of poultry. the company says some of the mechanically separated products may be contaminated with salmonella. the chicken was not sold in retail stores. it was shipped for institutional use. we are learning more american retailers have been struck by a cyberattack. three u.s.

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