we're doing stuffed cabbage. >> we are. this is savoy cabbage.ruised. >> right. >> and then the rest of them i cook in salted boiling water for, oh, about eight minutes or so. you want to be careful when you open them so they stay whole. add some salt to my water. and put them in. and then after about eight minutes when they come out, what you want to do is you need to remove the rib that's inside. >> oh, okay. >> okay? because that's kind of hard and tough. so you do that. and then these are ready to be filled to make the filling. i have ground lamb. if you can't get lamb, you can use ground beef as well. i have some finely chopped onion, some parsley, italian flat leaf parsley. and this is italian rice. the thing is, you don't need to cook it first. >> is that the same as a risotto? >> it is, yes. you could use this or you could use what's becoming more available. this is the fun part that the kids can do. from grandmother to kid. after you've mixed it all up, you get a little ball and you roll it up. and you make it into little sausages like t

cabbages, who makes money off of that? you know who they are. so that's something to think about. nonetheless, would you turn this down? would you go back to marcus welby's day where they had heard about infection, but basically couldn't do much. no, of course not. baup the fact is because the fact is we want all of those things and i'm still sore at rick because he hasn't given meep the drug that's really going to help me, but i'll give you until 2:00. okay. so -- what about evidence? can we find out about evidence? okay. so here's a study from elliott fisher, looking at regional variations in medical spending, and this is in the -- this is an ins d d index calmaled the end of life. medical patients at the end of their life. i didn't readed article to know how close to the end of life they were, bust you knew they were so pretty close. look at the distribution of tests and procedures that were done on people close to the end of their life. and lo and behold, what do you see? very few major procedures. quite a few more minor procedures, but a lot of imaging, tests, evaluation and

cabbages, who makes money off of that? you know who they are. that's something to think about. nonetheless, would you turn this down? would you go back to marcus welby's day where they had heard about infection but basically couldn't do much? no, of course not. the thing is they want all those things. i'm still sore at rick because he hasn't given me the drug that's really going to help me. but i'll give you till 2:00. what about evidence? can we find out about evidence? here's a study by elliott fisher looking at regional variations in medical spending. and this is an index called the end of life expenditure index. so these are medicare patients at the end of their life, i didn't read the article close enough to know how close to the end of their life they were but you knew they were. so pretty close. and look at the distribution of tests and procedures that were done on people close to the end of their life. and lo and behold what do you see? very few major procedures, quite a few more minor procedures but a lot of imaging, tests, evaluation and management. that's where the m

take coronary artery disease an elective situation you can maximum medical management, you can have cabbage or coronary bypass or a stents placed. giving them a tool for the physician to see what fits in and what the patient wants as well and helping make that decision. i think that's how we've been looking at how do we decrease the curve. now i would say that, actually we've discussed the cholesterol and management of coronary artery risk disease, disease risk factors, and mentioned california. we've looks at the data on both coronary artery bypass and the stenting for coronary artery disease and gone down all the last five years in california. if you look at cms data, there's a 10% reduction from last year -- actually the year before to last year for both cabbages and stenting and reduction also in imaging of cardiac imaging and i think that speaks towards the addressing of the risk factors. i'm glad everyone's looking at obesity and mary ellen knows that i've worked on obesity when i was in practice in arkansas. it gets to be quite hard. we were fuel actually on the commission that set u

take coronary artery disease an elective situation you can maximum medical management, you can have cabbage or coronary booip bypass or a stnts placed. giving them a tool for the physician to see what fits in and what the patient wants as well and helping make that decision. i think that's how we've been looking at how do we decrease the curve. now i would say that, actually we've discussed the cholesterol and management of coronary artery risk disease, disease risk factors, and mentioned california. we've looks at the data on both coronary artery bypass and the stenting for coronary artery disease and gone down all the last five years in california. if you look at cms data, there's a 10% reduction from last year -- actually the year before to last year for both cabbages and stenting and reduction also in imaging of cardiac imaging and i think that speaks towards the addressing of the risk factors. i'm glad everyone's looking at obesity and mary ellen knows that i've worked on obesity when i was in practice in arkansas. it gets to be quite hard. we were fuelly ll actually on commission that

cabbage, shredded cabbage, shredded carrots. you've got to have a little scallion in that.e the black sesame seed as a little bit of differentness to it. a little bit of crunch, too. >> exactly. >> and then you can just pour in your vinaigrette. right here. you can even saute it, that's totally fine. >> or grilling. >> or grilling. >> you can even get a rotisserie chicken 23 you're strapped for time, pull it off the bone. >> leftover chicken. >> curtis is going to slice some chicken up there. >> helping you out. >> and you can even toss it in or put it right on top. i'm going to put it right on the plate there. definitely -- >> there you go. >> kids love it. >> great. >> easy. >> let's move on. curtis is going to dress this up when we move back here. >> we kick off the show tomorrow night in london. i lived in london for eight years and i had some of the best fish and chips in the world. some sugar, pour in a little bit of flour. >> you get your beer. >> any beer or dark beer? >> i use a dark beer just to give it a bit more body. but you can use something lighter if you lik

the force sent the cabbage into a 99¢ store.the driver of the mustang took off on foot and police found a bottles of alcohol inside the car. popular mexican holiday is tamara and large crowds are expected downtown. this as police are investigating the fatal stabbing of a teenager last week at roosevelt park. police plan a heavy presence tomorrow night. a young boy has died from that fact san jose fire that killed his mother on tuesday. firefighters had rescued the six year-old from their bedroom. the boy's father remains in the hospital in critical condition. other family members were also hospitalized. the family started in the parking garage directly below their bedroom >> in san jose school administrator is under arrest accused of sexual assault on a minor. he was arrested at the school on wednesday. investigators say he had sexual contact with the victim of school property in september of 2011. a troubled east bay schools slated for closure at the end of the year might be shut down early. the chronicle reports that wells far

cabbages, who makes money off of that? you know who they are. that's something to think about. nonetheless, would you turn this down? would you go back to marcus welby's day where they had heard about infection but basically couldn't do much? no, of course not. the thing is they want all those things. i'm still sore at rick because he hasn't given me the drug that's really going to help me. but i'll give you till 2:00. what about evidence? can we find out about evidence? here's a study by elliott fisher looking at regional variations in medical spending. and this is an index called the end of life expenditure index. so these are medicare patients at the end of their life, i didn't read the article close enough to know how close to the end of their life they were but you knew they were. so pretty close. and look at the distribution of tests and procedures that were done on people close to the end of their life. and lo and behold what do you see? very few major procedures, quite a few more minor procedures but a lot of imaging, tests, evaluation and management. that's where the m

. >> it's not green but little bit of cabbage, right?s fiber in it as well. >> leave the rolls, right? nobody needs that. >> they don't have nutrition value might as well leave them out. >> this would be a nice something to fill you up. >> right. >> you mentioned average portion size for meat is a deck of cards. what other rules of thumbs in. >> half a cup, a light bulb is a good indication what a half a cup looks like. >> a light bulb. that is easy to imagine. your open palm for meat as well, men and women have different protein needs, basically because men have more lean tissue than women do, they are generally larger, your palm is a good indication, too, a man's palm might be bit bigger than a woman's, a woman's meat size would fit in their hand. >> a tennis ball is a good is that for a piece of fruit? >> a baseball or tennis ball are great for cups, they are a cup serving, and forfruit, frup cup is normally a serving. half a cup of some freets those, melons. >> before i let you go the difference in portion sizes for men and women. my

the weather will begin with cabbages in the '50s. concord is at 60 degrees.re is it that the five. so temperatures are not that. the staff and in will be 70 degrees. we have 70 -- antioch will be 78 degrees. it's mostly the '60s the round that area with a piece '70s. it will be windy this afternoon. the picture changes tomorrow. let's take a look at the white you. this system will slowly slide our direction over the course of the next day. at about noon on friday you can see why some red cloud cover with the possibility at sprinkles in the south bay. new-line when to push the clock to 3:00 p.m., and can dishes may be right for sprinkles in the east bay. we may see rain falling through cutter costa and alameda county. up by 10:00 this evening -- to mar evening that should run live and out of the hero. -- out of the area. what we had into saturday we'll see the temperatures back on the rise. it will be in the '70s and near 80 degrees over the weekend. >>mark: las angeles city council members are voting overwhelmingly to ban plastic bags. there also be a 105 sur

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the composer even offer a cabbage this is terrible uniform but if those chaps are wearing is wrong reflecting i'm told much of russia is well you can see the austrians uniforms the glorious military. color resembling uniform was of one of the oldest elite regiments of the russian army formed by peter the great is the late seventies censuring and the style of the uniform of headgear they were. in the style of the war of eighteen twelve when the poland invaded russia was defeated most of the get this year marking the two hundredth anniversary of those great falls just in case people were wondering why those cards are carrying two flags well first flag is obvious to the flag the russian federation and the other one is the presidential standard now they are original presidential standard is always kept in the president's office and it has a silver plate bearing the letters name differences that the presidential standard has to question to have it eagle emblem on it on the history of. nine hundred ninety four dozen or so from salute lee. think then there will be a presidential standard change to a

we like to serve this dish with some bavaria and style dumplings and mushroom gravy and some cabbage >> you have some many different options on the menu there ... what is the big salad joyce ... choice.. that's the one we like to serve with tomato ... and we bake all of our own bread many varieties and we sell it at the restaurant ... we will also make a customer order on the bread for people ... pizza d.o.c. is celebrating its 5th anniversary and 15 years of chicagos 1st wood-fired brick oven.... all month long. they are having $5 bar and appetizer specials, as well as pizza- making classes every saturday in may. for more information or if you would like to see this again go to wgn tv.com/midday which bridge traverses the delaware river at philadelphia? a.) veterans bridge. b.) independence bridge. c.) benjamin franklin bridge. the answer: c.) benjamin franklin bridge. there is a wonderful benjamin franklin museum in philadelphia ... we are drying up out there is a wonderful afternoon shaping up but there will be some scattered showers popping up later. if you warm up during the aft

. >> we have any number of varieties, hybrid tea, a few da mask roses, we have some cabbage we also haverigosas we try to take the most fragrant roses that we can find in the formal garden, harvest those, as they are about to die off, and use the rose petals for potpourri. you can see in the screen behind you some of the rose petals we have harvested. we have -- what we do is we take the rose petals strip them and we will put them on a screen for drying. >> before we show that i want to make sure we talk about the lavender we are seeing lovely pictures of that as well. tell me about the lavender gardens. >> they are just beginning to bloom. the ones upfront that get a lot of sun, started we have the long stemmed lavender, provence and then the shorter ones and those, this is what we picked this morning. here is some that have been hanging a couple days. >> we went to the gardens we saw them in bloom ready to be picked ready to be dried and now you have both talked a bit about the process to which you are taking them. >> on the table here, up here. yeah, rosemary. >> you have to let these

nine ounces of ground beef, carrots are weighed out, shredded potatoes, shredded cabbage, seven ouncese oil. beans, ten ounces, precooked. tomato puree. hopefully it will hold together fairly well. the recipe says to put it in a roll pan but this will do just fine. this should weigh out at about 3 1/2 pounds and it goes in the oven at 325 degrees. very, very nutritious dish. doesn't take it long to heat up. >> when captain hubbard made one for us, it didn't look bad. watching him make it, it was almost like making your average meatloaf but the inmates described it as being so horrible, they acted like it was the worst thing you could possibly have. when in actuality, i'd seen things on the menu that were much worse looking than this meat loaf. >> my reputation, they don't care for it at all. i've tasted it. it's not really that bad. >> inmate carlos alexander would be his own judge. >> this is horrible. >> [ bleep ] that's good. are you for real man? this is good! >> it tastes like cardboard. y'all ought to try some of this. jake you want to eat that? >> i want salt and pepper. that's

are cabbages steadily climbed. there is a nice warming trend for the next three days. thursday is a are warmest day of the week. we might hit 90. we will go to our 7 day around the bay coming up shortly. >>erica: we have not seen to much of the change are a back up since the meter lights were activated. it is slower coming off of 880. southbound 880 approaching san mateo bridge is a pretty easy ride. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge. the traffic is moving smoothly we attract some delays. harassing allot indication of speeds of are 50 mi. an hour. rinsings in slowing condition southbound 680 into and out of walnut creek. can see the the laser backing up off the optima past. the south bay freeway is so some slowing 101 northbound approaching hantaviruses said san -- san jose. it is about a 60 minute trip. >>mark: nearly half of the syrians killed four children. it look like entire families were shot in their houses. many european countries are expelling syrian diplomats. the former japanese prime minister was speaking out about last year's net amount down said

cabbages it should get to the '70s for your bay spots and possibly eighties for your inland area.highs and extended forecast in my next report. >>mark: local police are searching for a suspect who shot an officer. the officers had set up the perimeter. the search can around 7:30 p.m. last night. the man ran into a yard. the police set up a perimeter around area. this new information to pass along. >>will: this started with a simple traffic stop. we don't know for what reason. when it would of the car, one person fled the scene. two officers started changing is that the cadets chasing this guy on foot. that is when they notice that he had a gun. the man hot fired on the officers burst. the police shot back at the man. the man went into the yard and was mana said -- and managed to slip by the perimeter. the occupants did stay in the car. they did tell the officers to the man was. the officers and now looking for this person said that they can make a positive identification. will tran, ford is. will tran, kron 4 news. try >> a lot of people in san jose were affected by this fire. thi

you will cabbages in the '70s and '80s. it is a little chilly. it is 45 in santa rosa. and is 48 in sunnyvale. we expect patchy low clouds and breezy. mostly sunny and warmer and land. to my they breakers looks great. we will see cooler temperatures next week as a storm ripped system comes and. here is the rate of breakers forecast. and will be the low to mid 50's and partly cloudy conditions. by the time they get this pace street it will begin to warm up between the g762. when they get to the finish line it'll be 6167 the above address of the 61 to 67. >> take a lot at santa rosa. here is your 7 day around the bay forecast. we do expect to see highs and mostly the '70s for the rest of the week. >> this is from what was he thinking file. people accuse the airport kylix to attempt to board a plane with a gun. the gun was a 57 magnum. he is due in court and make 27. >> thousands of students and getting ready to graduate from college they may have a difficult time finding a job unemployment rate is down to 10.9%. california is still third in the nature is what the third hi

there's spice from the cheese, cabbage and ranch dressing.ond one is a famous carne asada taco which we marinate with coca-cola and soy sauce, sill an droe and onions. and a chorizo and potato taco where everything is cooked on a griddle and in mexico they serve this with eggs with breakfast or late night when people have been drinking tequila, they'll serve -- not that you would do that. >> speaking of tequila, 9:00 in the morning and we're enjoying something. >> cheers. >> you opened a restaurant in boston, near fenway park. when did you first get into mexican food? >> about 20 years ago, the first time i went to mexico, as i'm sure a lot of people, kind of on spring break. but beyond just tequila shots and the wild times that a lot of people have on spring break, i kind of ventured outside into a taqueria and this is a theme of street tacos. >> which are invariably some of the best. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> one thing about your past that really interests me, you say you knew at 8, i guess, that you wanted to do this. you wanted to be

daily beast" robert lacy writes the queen that prince philip's pet name for his wife is get that, cabbage a pact with british toby blair never to see the famous movie "the queen" and in case there was any doubt the queen does, in fact, know her spice girls. the book is due out next week. >> i'm sure a lot of people want to read that book. thanks very much for that, mary. >>> an american jailed in cuba tells me he now feels like a hostage. we are following up on my exclusive interview with alan gross who is desperate to be reunited with his family. >>> also, the castro and obama governments are sparring over gross' fate. i'll press a top cuban official to tell us what it would take to let this american go home free. ♪ >>> i have my hands in many hives. i help run the new york city beekeepers association. i help run bees without borders. ♪ >> i am a paid consultant to restaurants and hotels. i have my own private hives from which i extract and bottle honey, and sell at union square. you need to kiss a beekeeper. that's what you need to do. i sleep from time to time. my name is andrew cote a

. >> so savoy cabbage, some radish, scallions. >> load it up. >> have you ever done a taco bar for anot? >> but i will, i promise you. >> this summertime to do this. >> okay. >> and a little sprinkling of the rub. that's your taco. >> fold that up. i'll take that out of your hands. >> eat that with some lime. >> and the whole rest of the country to get to. south and butter milk fried chicken. >> do you like butter milk fried chicken. >> yes, i know all about this. i didn't know you marinate it overnight. >> oh, we do. buttermilk, dry mustard about 1 1/2 tablespoons. cayenne pepper. not all that. >> you know me. i would have dumped it. >> and some salt. mix that together. pour it over the fire, the three pound fire. you can do that. >> okay. >> and then here's the butter milk chicken, roll it -- oh, forgot. >> you have to let it drain, don't you? >> no. i like it more crusty. more cayenne and some cornmeal in your flour. this is going to make a crunchy fried chicken. and fry it at 350 degrees. use a thermometer. and that's just a little bit cooler than that. >> okay. >> and then this

and it makes cabbages bigger. 5 and here is a bottle brush plant. how many flowers are above the fence in this picture and this is during the same growing+ season, and there are over 100 flowers above the fence line. that is before and after spraying with spray-n-gro nt simply mystere every four weeks.we recommend a minimum of once a month but i do it every two weeks. -- mist your >>host: we will+ put a 5 minute clock on the screen. please do not miss out on 1 gallon sprayer. yesterday we sold out of the smaller and we will mop see that again next year and this is the only one that we have which is 1 gallon sprayer and that will make it easy for spraying. >>guest: is an orchid from south texas that would win any flower show in the country. and we have a grower here locally that uses the spray-n-gro his orchids commercially. and here is a big tomato. the only problem we would have is finding a hamburger bun that was large enough. these are geraniums from california and this woman was from england. she always wanted a guard and and she came spray-n-gr

you're going to have to leave and go raise cabbage somewhere. at this point you need to leave.yway. you have changed your view on whether -- are you more amenable to some regulations after this incident? >> no, i haven't changed my view toward it. certainly we're in for overregulation and the result of this jpmorgan debacle will make matters worse. if this had been a $2 billion loss on a loan, if this had been a big bankruptcy in the company of the united states and -- >> we're in the business of stuff like that. >> we're in the business of taking risk. to be frank, whilism agre is ag some of the point cam has made, remember these people were trying to mitigate a risk. it was an error in judgment. >> where are you on being able to hedge portfolio risk? >> i think when your balance sheet get so big that you feel a need to hedge a macro economic risk that you probably need to be treated differently from a regulatory point of view. >> so it should be allowed but regulated in a different way? >> it certainly should be. it proven to be a riskier business in most economies than makin

a little olive oil for the vinaigrette, and what i have is cabbage, a little shredded carrots, and puto, and you can pour in the vinaigrette. indoor grill and you can even saute it or you can even if you are grilling, you can even get a rotisserie chicken if you're strapped for time, pull it off the bone. >> great for left over chicken. >> curtis will slice the chicken up there. you can toss it in or put it right on top. i will put it right on the plate there. >> this is pleasing. >> helping. >> easy. >> kids love it. >> let's move on. curtis will dress it up. you have your favorite chicken. >> we kick off tomorrow night in london. >> amazing. >> i lived in london for eight years. i had some of the best fish and chips in the world. i will make a quick batter with dry yeast, sugar, pour in the flour and get your beer, right. >> any beer or dark beer? >> i use dark beer to giff it more body. you can use something lighter if you like. >> this is like your show because we have 30 seconds. >> dip it in. >> that goes into batter and you pull this out, right, and you just drop it in. >> right

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