. >> today we are going to make caesar salad? >> we have a capellini caesar salad. capellini pasta. >> is that like angel hair? >> same thing, a different name. we will have caesar dressing. >> did you homemaking that? >> you can make your honor use your favorite brand. >> that was maybe 1/4 of a cup? >> yes. we want to get the pasta tossed into the dressing. we do the same thing over here. we have it caesar and of the romaine hearts. we use the same caesar dressing which is made with parmesan cheese. >> it smells good. >> we have a little bit of anchovy. >> you want to make these separately. you have all kinds of goodies. >> and we have toppings. you can talk with whatever you like. i am doing some vegetables and portobello mushrooms and roasted peppers. that is nice to ed grilled shrimp or grilled chicken. >> do you do the pasta first and then let us? >> yes, i will put the pasta on to the plate and make a bed. >> you make a nice hole in the middle. you have portobello mushrooms and have marinated them with a vinaigrette? >> we marryat them lightly with some of oi

-were getting on to the 101 at caesars java's. even though this is upright we're still several hours a way from getting this open. from 101 the southbound. at the caesar-chavez will allow you to rebound and rejoined from the 280. >>james: think you, george. >>erica: there are a couple of accidents, thank you--george a couple of small accident in the san ramon valley. take a look at the red with speeds only in the single digits in some spots. only 8 m.p.h. packing up on the 242. almost all the weight of too high wind before. a difficult wa drive. with only 8 m.p.h., it is backing all the way up on to the 242. looking at the bay bridge many people are meeting with the backup that is starting from the suspension. we recommend this and the tear west is heavier than usual. it is indicated by the traffic conditions on the right of your screen. still under 20 minutes from the stand. let me wrap up by showing you the golden gate. heavy southbound 680 right before the 1 0 1 the 580 split. on the bridge spanned itself is still looking good

. >> reporter: at the community college next to dundalk high, soa caesar counsels students on financial literacy. she's deeply concerned that college students are borrowing more money than they need without understanding the consequences. >> you can't walk away from a student loan. you're stuck with that for life. it follows you. you can go bankrupt and wipe everything else away, but that student loan? that's yours. the department of education requires colleges to counsel students that they will have to repay their loans, but they are not required to tell students the total amount of debt they might take on to get their degree. a department spokesman says the ultimate responsibility is on the student. dundalk senior kirsten taylor is applying to the university of texas and thinks students should do their homework before signing anything. >> i think it's their responsibility to know what they're getting theirselves into when they sign their names on a contract. >> reporter: high school students do understand that a college education is the key to a good job, but to get there, sonya caesa

students do understand that a college education is the key to a good job, but to get there, sonya caesar worries students take on more debt than they can afford. >> it's kind of like if you warn your child, "don't touch that stove, it's hot." you keep saying, "don't touch that stove, its hot. you're going to get burned, you're going to have to go to the hospital," and you keep telling them that over and over again, and what do children tend to do? they walk right over and touch the stove. >> reporter: darren gersh, nightly business report, dundalk, maryland. >> susie: here's what else we're watching for tomorrow: the september reports on new home sales and durable goods are released, and it's another big day for earnings. we'll hear from boeing, conoco- phillips, merck, visa and ford. speaking of ford, c.e.o. alan mulally joins us to talk about those results and what's driving the company's future plans. u.b.s. will pay $12 million to settle accusations that it failed to oversee millions of short-sale trades over the last five years. the financial industry regulatory authority, or finra,

all that is caesar's? to everybody. michele bachmann came to my office. now mr. cain came in. and perry and romney have called me. they haven't visited me yet. >> and does that flatter you? does that make you feel as though you have some part to play in this republican nomination process? >> no, you know, i had four candidates come to visit me in 1996 before we knew how to spell immigration. that's 1996 they came to visit me. so maybe they like me. i don't know. they like my policy. >> one person who hasn't been to see you is mitt romney. what do you think of him employing a truckload of illegal immigrants, albeit thank you subcontractor, to mow his lawn? isn't he as an employer at the very heart of this problem? >> well, i tell you. i just locked up eight more smugglers two hours ago heading for other areas. by the way, one was heading toward my home state of massachusetts. so we lock them up as they're coming through or we raid work places and i'm doing my job regardless of what that congressman is accus

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she's not here today, but she was at the community meeting at caesars of best elementary school. that was her when she said that was her voice. i think that exemplifies the type of community policing that we need. we all know that in order -- i have said this many times, in order to have a truly safe neighborhood, truly safe san francisco, of course we need the police. but the police also need us and our voices. i hope this is going to be the start of an amazing relationship for the future. we have started youth summit that colonel hite, one in two, where we had police officers come to the community, and they were able to talk with the youth and close that gap that is missing. i hope that everybody will be there to express this amazing occasion that we have been having. thank you so much. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. >> hello, supervisors. my name is zachary. i wanted to bring up real quickly, i used to live in boulder, colorado, and they had a program called older citizens on control, beat cop. it is no longer in existence because there were overzealous community

so it's really is the main core i'm not among the girls who is think that you're going to be caesar and you just won it is a nation mistake one and the main dispute is approaching and look even at the transfer there was a real transfer from nobody talks about. something about fifteen twenty twenty five supposed that people had to leave their homes it is just because those crazy people . and their neighborhoods until they had to leave. in viet nam multis available in also an international photo for china on the way photo for some photo going into continental hanoi westlake hotel sure.

he is the great nephew of founder caesar chavez. >> seeing people protest and being in the encampment gives me the feeling of it's really fitting. like my family background and to have that in the background of my wedding pictures is fitting for me. >> the wedding is on. he said he supports the might havement and the protesters will welcome the bride and groom. >>> the more of a good deal it can certainly be hard to resist. saving hundreds or thousands on a used car could cost you much more if you are buying from a curb stoner. don't know what it is? if you are in the market,he may you should. garvin thomas goes in depth to show you why. >>> they generally don't have the best reputation above attorneys and the media. still at the very least they are selling their cars legally. >> what vehicle? >> bob anderson is spending his saturday going after people who are not. >> we have the white ford f150 that we were watching as well as a blue pontiac to the left. >> anderson is an investigator with the department of motor vehicles. we are along for an under cover sting. targeting curb stoners

government under my state's and i'm proud of feet and each of us is really just part of it an issue for caesar isn't the difference. between hating and insulting is one of selfless practices of their daily life on daily basis and that's again reflected in a number of attacks that took place against internationals who will come in and they are outraged by the way that these settlers are behaving and they try to reduce to the least number of incidents of beatings against the palestinians and they are seen by the settlers as mr presenting history and it's a given fact that we are the chosen people and us international supposed to be actually siding by us against arabs and paul since because this is what god has. as a police officer can comprehend i just want you so you can prove to the palestinians you know they would tell you to come to see united with us but for me to put up with we never didn't have i was near my head this makes it into point we're back at this three it was just before that i was out of the put by the crew and one of the i've put this in town and put this in tropes but yeah. y

was nato troops adopt a shoot to kill policy toward serbian protesters demonstrating against the caesarof a disputed checkpoint. newspaper is already getting their teeth into the upcoming political challenges facing russia as president may be and assess bush's popularity makes him the best candidate for the top job. and human rights groups raising alarm over a growing number of revenge abuses by revolutionary fighters in libya the claims comus could obvious last stronghold sink into a humanitarian crisis. one pm of the russian capital you're watching our team.

julia -- julius teeter is back and -- julius caesar is back and hoping to win and olena fomenko . >> whether you are running or walking, you can share your photos with us on www.wbaltv.com. go to "u local." >> text messages and a secretly rodded conversation took center stage at the trial of a baltimore county man. barry sims has more. >> what's your first name? >> jason. >> 36-year-old jason gross talked to detectives. this is the initial videotape interview as police began their investigation into the disappearance of 16-year-old rochelle battle. gross admits talking to battle by phone on an adult chat line. he planned to meet her at boomer's bar not far from his middle river home. he said she never arrived so he had a couple beers and then he walked to his house. prosecutors are relying on technology, phone records, surveillance video and gross' own words to prove he picked up battle at a bus stop, took her to his house, and burned hur body in an incinerator. he text messaged his friend after his police interview saying "i seen you friday night, if asked. i need you to tell police

engaging in any form of copyright infringement even linking to a form of copyright infringement could be caesar shut down of those calls not only on law enforcement also individual internet service providers to search for anybody who's illegally sharing music movies or any other pirated materials so for months now we've discussed how this broadly expands the government's abilities when it comes to censoring pieces of the web and it gives the attorney general or even those who have had their copyrighted material pirated they've delivered to go after the infringers themselves but while we have expressed our concern over the protect ip act this chamber of commerce has been rallying behind this bill now maybe rallying is an understatement it's more like fear mongering and releasing videos like this what other business would it be ok for you to lose fifty percent of your product and then come forward what worries me is that there's a hole in the system that i think that one of the places where the system is broken is where the hardest part getting paid for the work that they're they're doing and ope

as sal mentioned there is back up from the bay bridge all the way north of caesar chavez. if you look at this ladder we are told they had to snake a hose to have enough water because all the engines have enough water but it is only 500 gallons so they wanted to hook up to a fire hydrant and that's why crews are here right now. on top there are ambulances and they are in stand by mode and we are told the people who were injured were taken to the hospital. >>> days can be numbered and occupied protesters have been camped out for ten days now. we have someone out there talking with the protesters and talking about conditions... >> i am on the air right now. >> reporter: i'm sorry pam, we are talking to people as we speak out here in occupied oakland and it has been a conversation in the encampment, some people and the gentleman right here does not want us to show the encampment and they certainly do not want our cameras. the city has sent out a letter talking about being concerned about the conditions but we were told they did not want our calms a inside the encampment -- our

over to the big corporations because it made so much money, las vegas made so much money they bought caesarse, they bought the hilton hotel, they bought everything. that's when that change came about. it wasn't just my career, but everybody in vegas had to take a step down. >> how did that make you feel? having all this success, how did that period make you feel? >> i don't feel like ever retiring. i only feel as good as my next show. the other one is gone, you see. >> in your autobiography published in 1998, you shed light on a kind of darker time you had in hollywood in the '70s. and you said this about drugs. cocaine flowed as freely as champagne and soon i began joining in the festivities. it seemed like the hip thing to do but as time went on it got harder and harder to refuse it when it was offered. the whole thing started sneaking up on me. i quickly realized i was in trouble. you went through what almost every hollywood star goes through these days. when you see the younger stars or entertainer, not called necessarily stars, but when you see how much more available drugs are even mor

he is the nephew of caesar chavez. he said he supports the movement and he called the backdrop fitting. >> it means a lot. it added everything to the moment. it was beautiful. >> as for the bride, latrina said that the protesters made their wedding more meaningful. protests are nothing new here in the bay area. this morning, protests and demonstrations are giving one of our most loved cities a new distinction. a popular blog, the daily beat, labels it as one of the angriest cities in the country. if you live in the city by the bay, no need to take offense. this has to do more with protests. san francisco ranks fourth on the top five angriest city. also making the cut, tucson, arizona, above san francisco is seattle at number three, portland oregon as number two and denver gets the top spot. i wouldn't have picked those as angry places. >>> still to come, college roommates going head to head on the gridiron. why an nfl quarterback could be pitted against his best man this weekend. >>> looking live at the golden gate bri

one of the other dishes you want to talk about today is a grilled caesar salad.a los cala restaurant, this is delicious. so you take your romaine and grill it which a little bit of cheese on top and croutons. >> drizzle it on. that's fantastic. again that's italian american. >> it is. >> and real quickly describe what we have over here. >> boston cream pie. i went to rhode island and the shallow sisters, there's two of them, three generations italian, they did the italian custard and the boston cream pie effect into cupcakes. it has rum in it, it has orange so the italian flavors but it is american. >> i lived in providence, rhode island, some of the best italian food i've ever had in my life in providence. lidia, this is fantastic. thank you for bringing the recipes home. the book is called "lidia's italy in america." >>> up next, the man running from canada to mexico to say thanks to his mother. we'll meet them both. first this is "today >>> back now at 8:44, how far would you go to show your mom you love her? "today" national correspondent amy robach is here w

think cain and as ignorant as the comments are, it's the pandering he is doing to go render unto caesar and the sheriff and get his blessing and lay lavish praise on him, a man that is being investigated for the justice department and a rights violation in court on profiling and being investigated in the use of federal funds. not necessarily an icon of justice and law, but here they are. what's disturb disturbing about case comments is he can have his opinions and viewpoints and i might disagree regarding his politics and the fact remains in context. this nation still has the strains and the stains of violence and the issues of race relations remain an issue. for him to stir and for him to indicate that violence is say means to solve a very complex social problem and immigration reform, if to go back to the times where we use the issue of violence at a club as opposed to realizing that we had to go in a different direction. >> when he talks about alligators and he literally talks about this in the book and never walks it back and said this is a joke, he has it in his book. let's bring o

. >> not according to caesar milan. >> who?dog whisperer. >> this looks a little -- >> that is a little intimate right there. >> not sure where we got the video. >> you check the library. >> that comes from tucker's stash. >> one of the reasons dogs lick your face is for information. they glean a lot of information by licking your face. you put off various chemical pheromones and they can learn a lot about you by licking your face. >> like who you are or what you're feeling. >> what kind of threat level. >> if you are excite, -- if you are excited, if you are happy. >> because of the receptors in their noses and mouth, that is how they get that information. >> let me ad very quickly, if you have food on your face, that is another reason. >> or if you're sweating, they like the salt. >> young puppies, many of them are unable to die yet raw meat so in the wild mother dog digest the meat for their pups and rejournal state it back into their mouths so puppies instinctively know to lick their mother's mouth. your dog may lick your f

back to plaza caesar chavez. 13,000 runners are expected to participate including some former olympicgood morning to you. live look here at the bay. we've got some fog out there this morning. we've got clouds and mid and high level clouds expected for your morning over the north bay. partly cloudy skies for most of us in the afternoon. waking up inland east bay, we're dealing with mostly clear skies at this hour. the winds generally light out there coming in from the west. as well as through fairfield. breeze, just a very light one at this time. temperatures a little cooler than where we started. especially if you were cloudy yesterday and waking up clear this morning. you will notice the difference getting outside early on. 59 degrees. san jose as well as the redwood city. around areas of san francisco, oakland, upper 50s, low 60s. 57 in livermore. 57 concord. north bay looks like we've got in addition to some low clouds and fall, we've got high clouds as well. 59 santa rosa. here is the first system. still, several hundred miles out. it looks like off the oregon coast, the center of

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he minted dimes with his own head like he was caesar. im running for president in 1980.ce then he and his brother have become republicans. they fund republican candidates and they fund the big money parts of the republican tea party movement. all the americans for prosperity stuff in the tea party movement, that's koch brothers and their koch box. in the mid of all that activism, the brothers are still very busy. they still own dad's giant oil and chemical conglomerate. keys to the kingdom, operations in 60 countries give or take a republic or two. charlie and david koch are still running the empire dad gave them. only now they're running it in ways that try to not just make money but also political points. so last week koch industries posted this map of their job openings in the u.s. to put your mind at ease. 48 koch jobs in wisconsin. one koch job in north dakota. nevada, arizona, utah, you don't get any koch jobs. sorry. this is note they put one their map. job openings. it says for those concerned with jobs, koch has some good news. it is looking to fill 1,200 jobs a

. >> apostle paul said there are saint in caesar's household. >> chris: part of it is private counselators come to you with private issues. >> things that if i told you, i would have to kill you. >> chris: senators seek his advice on policy when it comes to ethical issues. such as the 2005 case of whether to remove terry schivo's feeding tube. >> what is your take. >> chris: will you tell them. >> my position is nonpartisan puit doesn't mean i put my brain in neutral. >> chris: black has no doubts. >> there are uninterrupted prayer since 1779. >> chris: if the senate can ginghis day in prayer why can't a public school. >> i think we made a mistake by removing prayer from public schools >> chris: chaplain black asks god for wisdom. this summer as the debt ceiling debate. his prayers became more urgeent. >> we are weary from the struggle. tempted to throw in the towel. they were getting more intense and thos the way i felt. i poured out moy heart to god. >> chris: black grew up in a black housing project can his mother gave her five cents for each verse of scripture. until barry black w

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. >> live from the nightclub in caesar's palace in the heart of las vegas. live in south texas.ve in aruba. that is complete defamation of character and i'm insulted that you would say it? >> no it's not. your client lived. >> you made the chill? >> i did. >> it's clicious. >> thank you very much. >> who shot the moose though. >> i think my dad did. maybe my mom did. >> how was moose chely? >> it was actually quite good. i hate the thought of eating moose but i do eat beef so i am a little bit of a hypocrite. >> you are a great lawyer. you have got to let your lawyer talk once in a while. >> that's the problem. >> greta: you got him as a prop. the sports commissioner has granted brittany spears only three monitored visits a week with two small sons. let's bring in jim hamner washington. defense attorney bernie grim and ted williams. how is he doing? little grumpy? never wild about a lot of us. >> no. he was kind of a -- barney didn't work hard to make friends. >> greta: concerts fun or work? >> well, ask yourself, at 9:00, every night of the week, do you feel -- >> what they did

it's great that the students who are with you and needed caesar i willing to shoulder some of this burden. after all, he has so many duties as to allow the people deserve, as he does, a living link between in this case the united states and haiti. that is a very difficult role. i have done in all my life. the end up being a chokepoint. so much. on the other end of this, this great need. it's hard to be in the middle because you don't want to -- of money to take my advice. more advice to you that to him. he is already working 60 hours a week over many. my advice to you is if you're going to get involved in food aid try and think about security in food sovereignty. this is my colleague from new york. my colleagues and the york. ladies and smart suits. we were working on this. when not trying to say you need to do your food progress better. what we're saying is you need to think about local food per chairman and a very humbling congenial. this is so we've done it. he is the most food is secure the country in the hemisphere, the ranking problem for many families, 25 percent. on foresail what

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. >> the apostle paul in phillipians chapter 4 said there are saints in caesar's household. >> part of private counseling. >> do senators come to you with real private issues? >> yes. things that if i told you i would have to kill you. (laughter) >> senators also seek his advice on policy especially when it comes to ethical issues such as the 2005 case of whether to remove terry schiavo's feeding tubes. >> pat, what's your take on the schiavo issue? >> will you tell them what you think? >> my position is nonpartisan and nonsectarian but it doesn't mean i have to put my brain in neutral. >> some questioned whether opening the senate with a prayer violates the separation of church and state. >> he has no doubts. >> there has been uninterrupted prayer since 1789. >> if the senate can begin test day in prayer why can't a public school? >> i personally think we probably made a mistake by removing prayers from our public schools. >> chaplain usually asks god for wisdom. this summer as the debt ceiling debate dragged on his prayers became more urgent. >> we are weary from the struggle. tempte

we thought that other people could decide who was caesar. >> rose: all right. and, in fact, you have said that the first half of this movie is about democrats and the second half is about republicans or at least the first half democrats we'll likend the second half republicans will like because of what it says about democrats. i've been making jokes about it because the truth was anything i get involved in that we have politics it in there will be a certain group of people that just assume it's going to be a civics lesson that they don't want to see. and we want to make it very clear that this isn't that at all. this this was entertainment that wanted to talk about bigger fish than politics. >> rose: this is a scene in which really central to this movie in which ryan gosling who plays the press guy talks to the rival campaign manager played by the remarkable paul giamatti. here it is. >> he's threatening to release the story. >> how did she find snout >> don't play dumb, tom. >> you think i leaked it to her? >> who else? >> i didn't leak it to her, steve. >> i