. >> here is the brisket that we're serving today ooh we braised it with beer carrots onions and garlicmm. >> it's topped with onions and >> and olive oil which goes on everything here. >> the lima bean hummus is warm butter beans braised in heirloom yellow tomato juice. >> we've been running different versions of this too for the last couple of weeks and people really like it. >> every hummus is served with a side of spicy pickles imported from israeli, israeli salad and pickled vidalia onion petal. >> in israel, like if you were to take a scoop of hummus, you'd put your onion petal on there for crunch and contrast >> ooh. >> if you've ever eaten at chef michael solomonov's zahav restaurant in society hill this is the same hummus he made famous there >> people that have never had it before have it here for the first time and they're totally blown away or people that don't know what it's supposed to taste like and they get stuff at the supermarket and then they have it here and they're like oh my god >> exactly! exactly! >> dizengoff and it's neighbor, abe fisher, share the same kitchen

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drum fish, braised with a corn based beer. >> they look fantastic. >> this is spicy. >> very spicy. >rs filled with ground beef and raisins, served with cheese. >> wow. >> are we lucky or what? >> we are lucky. >> that's just the beginning. there's so much more food there's no way we can show it all, much less describe it. it's incredible, overwhelming, invariably fresh and delicious and thrillingly different than what i'm used to. >> it's fantastic. >> i could frankly get out of the chocolate business right now, put up a pup tent on marissa's porch and pretty much dig in for the duration. this is living. >> those little fish are amazing. they're so fresh. >> i want to be her next door neighbor. >> it's so good. >> so has peruvian cuisine always been this diverse and this delicious and we're just discovering it or has it changed over the last 15 years? >> it's changing any way. what you're eating now is the traditional food. >> there's so many products in peru that are unfamiliar to people in the states. when you eat this food, it's something like. it's not kind of like anything. >> i

. >> tomas' take on osso bucco uses beef shank instead of veal, which is braised over vegetables ande. yes. oh, yeah. >> you don't need a knife, only with the spoon. >> you're right. >> sorry. >> mm-mmm. now, do you cure this first in salt, or -- >> no! >> dry it? salt it? how? >> no. >> just fresh? >> yes. >> delicious. you would never get this off your menu. you'll have to keep it on your menu forever, right? >> forever. oh, the best part. >> mama didn't raise no fool. ♪ >> santiago de cali, or just cali, as people call it in these parts, is a city in the southwest of colombia known for its proximity to the pacific coast and its semi-tropical temperatures, but i'm not really here for the climate. i'm here for tejo. ♪ it involves alcohol and explosives. colombian mario gallino, ex-pat will holland and their bandmates are to be my guides for this ancient and very traditional colombian sport. >> thanks, man. >> how do you play this game? i guess that's how it's done. what do you call this object? >> el tejo. >> el tejo. >> tejo. >> and hence the name. >> exactly. tejo. >> i should be

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. >> we begin in paris after the braise in military slaughter. french police have identified the three suspects the youngest of which is 18 years old and has reportedly surrendered to authorities. and police released photos of two brothers in their 30s, one of whom has a past terrorism conviction. they are still at large. the three are believed to be the masked men who stormed the office of charlie hebdo office on wednesday. they executeed employees one by one, they told one, this is the work of al qaeda in yemen. ing the shooters are shouting allah akbar. >> 12 were dead when they were finished and one wounded. stopping to kill a police officer whom they had already wounded as he was on the ground hands raised apparently begging or the his life. world leaders joined french president francois hollande in condemning the attack. >> translator: greatly talented cartoonists, journalists are dead. they left their mark on generations, through their rare independence. these men this woman died for the idea three had of france that is osay freedom. >> jo

this is all baked or braised.ette. that's a perfect dish. these are jalapeno poppers like in a bar, stuff with cheese bread crumbs and bake for 35 minutes. delicious, a third of the calories and ten times more interesting. >> so good. >> i was worried. >> you can get it if you're looking for spicy. they have just enough. exactly. and here we have sloppy joes made with lam shanks. take the meet from a lamb shank. braise it slowly with dried app bring cats and put itots and put it on a bun. and then a hamburger bun. don't have to get fancy and italian. that's ready, sits there, toast the buns when you're ready to eat pem this watching the game no one is interrupting you. >> and look like a chef. >> you can do all this the day before. >> the con photofetti -- >> i was at the stripper bar before coming this morning. >> they were spicy. >> by the way, they are spicy. >> they're spicy because you've eaten your fifth now. if you just had two. you can eat as many as you want they're not caloric. the heat will slowly build

drum fish, braised with a corn based beer. >> they look fantastic. >> this is spicy. >> very spicy. >rs filled with ground beef and raisins, served with cheese. >> wow. >> are we lucky or what? >> we are lucky. >> that's just the beginning. there's so much more food there's no way we can show it all, much less describe it. it's incredible, overwhelming, invariably fresh and delicious and thrillingly different than what i'm used to. >> it's fantastic. >> i could frankly get out of the chocolate business right now, put up a pup tent on marissa's porch and pretty much dig in for the duration. this is living. >> those little fish are amazing. they're so fresh. >> i want to be her next door neighbor. >> it's so good. >> so has peruvian cuisine always been this diverse and this delicious and we're just discovering it or has it changed over the last 15 years? >> it's changing any way. what you're eating now is the traditional food. >> there's so many products in peru that are unfamiliar to people in the states. when you eat this food, it's something like. it's not kind of like anything. >> i

. >> braised my hand a couple of times. >> a task prformed since 1962 that will cease after the installationa moveable barrier. they had an inside name for it. >> plugging a bullet. >> one with guy is pulling and one guy is plugging. >> he will be a plugging guy and more of a driving guy as he and most others will move the concrete and steel barrier with this rig. it is progress but a different set of skills from plugging -- >> little hole you are looking at coming at you at ten miles an hour and you have to get it just right. >> quite a few guys have no hitters. >> reporter: no hitters when they went the length of the bridge and hit every hole even at 15 miles an hour. small unheralded victories. friday night the last chance at glory. here's a question, the last cone will they retire it? >> it is not killing you to find out, is it? >> oh, no, because i will probably be pull ing it. >> reporter: make that final run a no hitter. abc 7 news. >> pretty neat look at the job, isn't it? the bridge closing will mean road closures. 101 closed at the marin city saults lito exit and no kpb kpb access.

. >> braised twelve hours.wly into its own fat. >> what is that cheese. >> no crumbs, just crumbs, it gets nice and crispy. >> it falls off the bone. >> 35 or $45. >> $35. >> for three courses right. >> four courses actually. but $35 for restaurant week but i do this all year round. anyway you don't have to wait for restaurant week. >> you can come back for more. >> that's correct. >> this brings back to my childhood. as a kid we fished with my father and caught calamari and my mom did this. calamari with spinach rice, saffon. >> that's in there. >> yes and this is pepper picarad. >> is that the juice. >> ju. >> i didn't think calamari was that big. >> a lot of people when they order appetizer see smaller. >> yes, because people usually they slice it. >> cut into rings. >> yes. yes. >> but this really brings me back to my memories. >> and that's very special to me. >> okay. >> lyndsey, top that. >> time to go to spain. >> okay. first we have some green olive and ham and meat balls and stuffed with monchego chee

braised steak with french fries. absolutely. >> best retail politician you know?e reilly. >> round of applause for all of our mayors. [ applause ] all right. thank you. >> the brookings institution will hold a discussion tomorrow in the budget scoring process. economists and tax policy experts look at the drafting of budgets and the steps to make information available to the public. that is live at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span two. then we will hear from the congressional budget office director who will be releasing the updated budget productions -- budget projections through 2025 to stop that is also on c-span two. >> monday night on "the communicators" -- a discussion on net neutrality, reclassifying broadband as a net -- as a utility. >> i believe there is a bipartisan consensus that has been in place for almost two decades that has served us pretty well. the clinton fcc decided the internet would be an information service, not a more heavily regulated television service. the chairman of both local parties recognize that like regulation was a way to incentivize

. >> it seems they are getting more braise and with it. >> neighbors have went to facebook to warn about the break-ins and the pictures of the two suspects. they are blurry but gives them on idea of who to look out for. >> it's scary and we haven't anything personally happen to us. >> i keep telling them lock the door lock the door. >> have everybody watch for one another. >> reporter: now if you have any information about who is behind these break-ins are you asked to call philadelphia police in penns port, eva pilgram channel 6 "action news." >>> the trial for don totalllson went to the hospital to get his blood checked and he is accused of taking more than $300,000 from people by selling what prosecutors say were bogus travel packages. >>> it is time now for a chip kelly of the accuweather forecast more sun out there and it feels more bearable. we like it cecily tynan is in for adam joseph today. nice to see the sunshine. >> it's amazing how a little bit of sunshine brightens up your mood. we started with clouds though satellite 6 shows the cloud cover was thick at 7:30 in the morning

philadelphia braised for more than a foot but saw only a couple inches. an officialty national weather service publicly apologized for the bad forecasts. last night we showed you what happened when mayors don't prepare for a blizzard. that history was fresh in the minds of leaders last night perhaps when they shut down the entire new york metropolitan area, making travel illegal. all for what turned out to be less than 8 inches of actual snow. we're watching some surprisingly nasty politics following all this good news actually. for the latest i'm joined by miguel aimlmaguer, who is joins us. i spent four cold winters there as a young man in holy cross. go ahead. >> reporter: record snowfall here, 31 inches and counting. they're going to beat a record here tonight. this is as you know the second biggest city in all of new england, but we are in the middle what should be rush how. all instead you see a huge snow feet. more than 20 feet high. the issue is what do you do with all this snow once it stops snowing? as you mentioned, in places like nantucket, th

so, let's braise some short ribs in cherry coke, but let's cut that sweetness with a lot of vinegar.ael? >> i do make a great homemade beef jerky i make for my family every year and i give it to all the dads in my family. has a lot of worcestershire, juniper, beer, soy. so, i could make him my homemade batch of jerky. or you could bring the jerky back to life, make a burger and stack it on it like a bacon cheeseburger, but a jerky cheeseburger. that could be good, too. >> that sounds good. >> if elected officials aren't going to get behind this, they should be labeled pro hunger. >> we should be thinking about bugs. let's start getting used to it. >> eating bugs. >> i cannot even imagine the idea of it. >> we'd need a lot more rose. >> bring on the rose. ♪ >> tom, you have just executive produced a film called "a place at the table." >> fantastic film, by the way. >> talking all about how to get kids to eat healthier and how to get the government to care about it. why can't we get proper food into our kids? who do you blame? >> that's a very complex question. i don't know if we have

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a braise ebb attack in paris. men armed with a machine gun storm the offices of a french newspaper. details and a possible motive next? and closer to home, police searching for whoever shot a man in a parking lot of a busy b.a.r.t. station last night. >>> and hit by the hayes. dirty air causing some serious health problems for people across the bay area. when the skies will clear next. >> yes, today it will be at its worst, but the good news is weary going to see some really comfortable temperatures, near record warmth. the cooling trend kicks in tomorrow along with better air quality and then by the weekend, maybe, maybe a shower chance, but i've got to tell you, looking better for snow in tahoe where we are taking you live in just moments. >> clearly this activity at the bay bridge toll area not happening were that air quality. talking about the slowdown seen here coming out of maize as well coming into the tri-valet. >> the more traffic and more emissions, and we know there's plenty of that in the bay air a commuting, firsthand there. 6:00 and a live look outside the bay bridge.

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braised steak with french fries. absolutely. >> best retail politician you know? >> joe reilly. >> round of applause for all of our mayors. [ applause ] all right. thank you. >> i please to bring our next speaker out. since he was elected mayor to the great city of new york one year ago, he has not missed a winter annual meeting. he is fully engaged in the conference. this past summer the mayor was kind enough to host us at gracie mansion or what we are calling a task force named the new cities of opportunity. transportation, income inequality broadband, income inequality -- broadband, he doesn't all. we want to offer our sip the for -- sympathy for officers ramos an liu. give a round of applause for mayor deblasio. [applause] >> it is such a pleasure to be here with colleagues. every time i come here, to hear the extraordinary things each and every one of you are doing. i hope you feel what i feel when you come here. you get a sense of inspiration and inferring from your fellow mayors who in so many cases are making things happen against all the odds. i just want

buy a chuck roast and sort of cut the meat the size that you want you braise it slowly with a lot ofle bit of our cheese or sour cream. really really delicious of course you can get the recipe. >> amazing that little bit of difference. >> the new chips and salsa. are you ready, ladies for this. the new chips and salsa, roasted cauliflower. >> yum. >> but not only -- roasted cauliflower and what we do we have a little curry dip that you can dip it this there, oh, yes, yes, indeed it's really delicious. can you do it with broccoli. cow do it with other roasted vegetables but cauliflower is the hip veg right now. would you guy as grow with ha. >> i like how you say cauliflower. >> cauliflower. >> we did. >> cauliflower is the new black. >> it is. exactly right. okay. so now you're going to be blown away because this is another very very popular dish on pinterest. this is a potato ham and mushroom bake. >> right. >> yum. >> ki feed you? listen -- >> we're going to go for the cauliflower. >> is it beyond delicious. >> tell us about it. >> turn it around ladies. can you have the cauliflowe

braised steak with french fries. absolutely. >> best retail politician you know? >> joe reilly. >> round of applause for all of our mayors. [ applause ] all right. thank you. >>> all right. so mayors if you wouldn't mind, grab your seats. i need a little music, get people in the mood as we're going to gather to our seats. ♪ ♪ i feel nice like sugar and spice ♪ ♪ i feel nice like sugar and spice ♪ ♪ so nice so nice i got you ♪ ♪ when i hold you in my arms ♪ ♪ i know that i can do no wrong ♪ ♪ and when i hold in my arms ♪ >> all right we are good with the music. thank you. all right mayors we got to have you grab your seats. we need security to get our secretaries on their way. where's security? mayor fox, secretary fox, please. secretary castro. secretary castro. secretary castro. vamonos. i am pleased to bring our next speaker out since he was elected mayor of the great city of new york one year ago he has not missed a winter annual meeting. he's fully engaged in the conference. this past summer in august the mayor was kind enough to host us at gracie mansion for

doing it unlike a lot of people who will try to put new a box and criticize you, he would start by braisingod argument and i'm almost persuaded, but not quite persuaded. and then he would try to lower the boom on you. but he was very effective. he was the kind of combination, alisyn of charm and steel. plus he had a great sense of humor. evocative language talked about his childhood growing up and he knew how to work an audience very effectively. i learned a lot in these debates. when we had one in seattle, i remember i thought i got beat up tonight. the next night we debated in portland oregon and you know i tried to improve my game. but there was always a lot of mutual respect and we did talk about the right things i think. >> one of the best illustrations of everything that you're talking about was the 1984 democratic national convention when he got up and gave this very powerful keynote speech. let's listen to a portion of that. >> mr. president, you ought to know that this nation is more a tale of two cities than it is just a shining city on a hill. >> he was there talking to president

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