cajun food was big-pot cooking. it was done by the cajun people over in southwest louisiana. creole food or the word creole itself comes from the hispanic word which means native. so the first creoles were the first native offspring of the french and spanish settlers, and their food is really city food. it's more refined. it's not as spicy as perhaps cajun food is, but it's very well seasoned. and we're situated right across from the french market, the site of the old french market, which there was an active market here in the city from 1718 from its very earliest days. and so with the bounty of everything that was available in season, fresh, and local, using french and spanish traditional preparations, this indigenous, true indigenous cuisine developed, and that is creole cooking. the hallmark of creole cooking, first of all, we have to say, the no matter what it is we're cooking, it almost invariably starts off, first, you make a roux. and that is of course a combination of flour and oil. traditionally it's a french word, it was a french preparation originally, and in franc

big players and many of the players they were not there in the beagle cajun friends was. who was good on the basics things of the game they defended well they were competent. they scored. a ball that probably was. from a near miss match the last man to touch it but they score and then they try to control the game which basically be they did we've. a fantastic performance by. and i seem to have. very good performance by bob bob the walls was meant to. play the game weeds with great maturity when we had to hold a position and to keep control of the game when the show to call for was useful to bring move on then for the have more freedom but that freedom not to do silly things you had freedom to keep the ball away from the bench was arius to keep to keep the ball to assist griezmann for a great chance he was very very mature and probably see the pictures for the goal now i mean it's another goal from a set piece in this world cup as you know set pieces are something. that you can train. your dog damage. more of your physical condition and when you are in a competition like t

big players and many of the players they were not there in the before cajun friends was. who was good on the basics things of the game they defended well there were competent. and they scored. a goal that probably was. from a near miss match the last man to touch it but they score and they tried to control the game which basically they and they did we've. a fantastic performance by. and i think a very good performance by pago pago was was mature. he played the game weeds with great maturity when he had to hold a position and to keep control of the game he did when bush to call for as usual to bring news on z. and then for the have more freedom but had three of them not to do silly things you had freedom to keep the ball away from the bench was arius to keep to keep the ball to a ceased griezmann for a great chance he was very very mature. but in the end so i see the result was one you could be in zero zero could be one one and be now within four or four extra time but since the beginning. i was i was smelling defs i was smelling a match with many walls in the game that wa

not as spicy as perhaps cajun food, but very well seasoned. right across from the french market, the site of the old french market, and there was an active market in the city from 1718. it was a bounty of everything available in season, fresh, and local, using french and spanish traditional preparations with true -- reparations, a true indigenous cuisine developed, and that is creole. a hallmark of creole cooking, first of all, we have to say, no matter what we are cooking, it almost invariably starts off, first you make a roux. it is a combination of flour and oil. it was a french preparation originally. in france, it is butter and flour, but in new orleans, the nutter woodburn -- would bur before it gets to the dark color we like. that, celery, bell pepper, and onions. a traditional creole start. when the first french people got seedsundoubtedly they rot -- they brought seeds and ingredients come intending to carry on like in france, and we are painfully aware of being at least seven feet under sea level. how are you going to grow car rots?

clear goal cajuns. penalties nice and nice. and in on the cards you is when the referee makes a mistake in mistake in relation to the big mistake but offside that was clearly offside so we don't want the big mistake in the game and because the referee is human and can make a mistake we have this protection we do this is not my concept of the year because some people would say yes is a penalty some other people would say no it's not a penalty and for sure for sure. the referee made a decision of is not a penalty and then this is not a clear situation. i would like to know how it is each can jump like these and all can jump like these all can you react one need to behind. the french play a dead fleece the ball. i think is a troll i think is a complete joke that the world cup final where we. we have not playing again and a normal man. that's just the season comes to influence the game in such a way the issue here is an adjacency pettishly is accused of deliberate hampel and then you have to cancel the referee has to assess deliber

because players and many of the players they were not there in the beagle cajun affronts was. who was good in the basics things of the game they defended well they were compact. and they scored. a goal that probably is. from a near miss match the last man to put the chips this french team is zero you know looks looks. at play with twenty years of football but. must be below twenty five. you played his first match with me with eighteen in real madrid that was totals and then. i'm certain we must be now twenty four years old or sol and reason. is yanqui. always young of. t.t. . three d. i think only your ease as you who are my three d. they are on the surface is a very very young team defensively we've been very sordid very strong and. the team mates from nobody ph of the so if we keep that's we've got a good chance on sunday you know we're going to be all to bits with true true true fight together have true to be strung together on troop ships or was it. we just have to prepare to win the final it's a simple as that potentially historical day for gold and we never achieved it b

inside the city well will guess what huge out of the rock fortifications within the four to the cajuns built to serve as retreat fortresses and cannon platforms over the coals that decades a gigantic stronghold came into being to stand if the bidding aspect would deter any enemy from attacking motor for the next century it's. better grew and developed into a modern city a fast that would buildings in the plains die of the renascence nature of warding to man or the age the nuts of malta built more than the serious state and were brought up style they also built the stock route and family at a hospital with a thousand beds highly modern for its time yet the hospital has took care of the sick and taught anatomy and surgery to students of the order. the main road was one hundred sixty five meters long and entry in the diary of a british ships chaplain described it as follows it is so wide that twelve men could easily walk abreast down the middle of it on both sides the events with iron posts which have captains and sheets and come to paint and a cap scrupulously clean and fresh. the conven

his name is cajun bob. he lives in the valley in alaska. he is very well known in my state, beloved. but he's a little more well-known in washington. people probably do not know his name. but if you've been going down constitution avenue for the last six months and seen that giant portrait of a marine at the news museum, it is huge. it has a marine, he is counterattacking, he is a staff sergeant or a gunny. his commies are shredded, that is cajun bob. he received six purple hearts. in the marine corps. a silver star and in the battle, it is depicted. i think it is still up there in the news museum. go take a look. his question to me, a real hero among us, with so many we are proud of. was, the concern that we hear from so many veterans that there has been stories of senior leadership at the va not being held accountable for some of the actions they have taken. i think we try to adjust with the accountability act. but the veterans themselves feel sometimes are stuck in a system that works against them. not for them. he had a very basic quest

that's cajun bob. he received six purple hearts in the marine corps, silverstar in the battle of way city. that battle has depicted i think it is still up there in the news museum. you should go take a look. and his question to me, a real here among us, we have so many we are proud of, was the concern we hear from so many veterans that there's been stories of senior leadership at the va not being held accountable for some actions they take into i think we try to address this with accountability act but the veterans themselves feel sometimes are stuck in a system that works against them, not for the period he had a very basic question when dr. shulkin was up for his confirmation. i'm just going to repeat it. forgive the language conveys a bit of a salty marine but a hero. the question was, will you be able to take ass and take names for the veterans, for the veterans, above anybody else if you are confirmed to be the secretary, and how would you get? >> being an air force reserve officer we don't use la

authorities and granted release papers on no less than three cajuns each time that was cancelled at the last minute he remains in prison just like another inmate who made this appeal. i still have feet even after all this time they did judge will see through this stupidity the better solution would be deceive the american taxpayer the eleven million per year to keep me here and maybe nobody but i am a very expensive nobody. paid attention count was opened in two thousand and two by president george w. bush since then seven hundred eighty prisoners have been held there as part of america's fight against terrorism human rights groups have decried the treatment of inmates after reports of abuse and torture surfaced despite efforts from the previous administration to shut it down now donald trump has signed that executive order to keep that camp open indefinitely a former guantanamo prisoners described the torment he suffered the torture of false imprisonment cruel inhuman degrading treatment something that myself and many others endured but i think the cruelest and most torturous treatment

did the knowledge of the dirty cajun technology with the biggest freezer that's obviously with the litter fadia exhibit use phones everything everything what one would expect under. this world to have an in focus today the cabinet. dr patel and her team use the technology to perform about a thousand in vitro fertilization is a year to clear the abuse we need to do our year and normally she would have one next year or less a natural cycle here where for two ideas we need a good cohort of six to seven a. cookie for. this is a very far exceeded egg and sperm. you consume them drop us bombs on the edge of the dock where. they're running. this is. good to head for the stores because the only ingest go down. and. say. this is i'm going to school. this is the time lips left same as in system look at all six fish and one two three four five six fish and slide it at the time and as the school this is a video or they look mental from view. this thing you know we can all see so won't insure the patient. how they'd be little nothing to do unless we can see. each one by one all so we can judge which i

ball then they've gone straight to the train station and go to trade and come in especially for this cajun and i just picked another man who said you know it's really important that he was here he's also traveled in from outside of paris because he said it's a blow to the people of all backgrounds all races come together and that's one of the really important points about this team as well is that they're seen as this symbol of diversity the supply of youth and that's really a touch lots of people here and how much of a bounce do you think are my call will get from that to that team winning and he's had a bit of a a dip in the polls seeing the. it is the president of the rich do you think that this diverse football team will will will help boost his electoral is his kind of popularity. but i can't predict how it will affect the rating in the opinion polls but i can certainly say he's only been making the most of it here after the semifinal when france had a maximum of course the final he went to russia and he was in the stadium and i don't know if you saw any of the videos the broad social

some of the other flavors are cajun spice, chili con queso, fried pickles with ranch, new england lobsteroll, and sweet thai chili. they'll be in grocery stores july 30th through september 23rd. but the catch is -- the flavors will only be available in the regions they represent. you can buy all eight flavors on the company's website. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverageconti hour. ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....ken? (ken) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten...just into our newsroom.. a federal appeals court in san francisco has blocked president trump's request to ban transgender millitary troops. plus...students who live near the u-c berkeley campus are on edge after at least one person was caught peeping into windows.. exposing himself. who police say they are looking for coming up in a live report. (ken) and we have a look ahead to your weekend weather in the bay areas first and only ten at ten forecast. (ken) don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. (ken)now at ten: some student

because of the backlash on cajun children, what did trump do?hat didn't just come from the united states. it came internationally. we keep doing what we have to do until we see the change that we want. >> pleasure to have you on. >> thank you. >>> up next, i will introduce you to one of britain's most celebrated journalists. for 31 years, lucie helped her readers understand business and corporate culture. now she's quit all that for a second act that she calls brutal. what is it and why did she give it all up? find out when we come back. -and we welcome back gary, who's already won three cars, two motorcycles, a boat, and an r.v. i would not want to pay that insurance bill. [ ding ] -oh, i have progressive, so i just bundled everything with my home insurance. saved me a ton of money. -love you, gary! -you don't have to buzz in. it's not a question, gary. on march 1, 1810 -- [ ding ] -frédéric chopin. -collapsing in 226 -- [ ding ] -the colossus of rhodes. -[ sighs ] louise dustmann -- [ ding ] -brahms' "lullaby," or "wiegenlied." -when will it e

. >>> lay's potato chips is debuting eight new flavors, flavors like cajun spice, deep dish pizza, fried pickles with ranch, and new england lobster rolls. where you live will determine what ends up on store shelves. lay's potato chips is distributing to certain areas based upon customer feedback from people in the area. for us it is chilly and queso inspired by people in southern california. >> i like the pickled ranch, i love salt. >> barbecue all the way for me. >> plain old barbecue? >> yes, i could put three bags down. >> i would give it a fair shake. >> in the interest of journalism, coming up in a moment on mornings on 2, after you eat those chips, go on a run, follow this guy who's running across the country for the second time. he is from the uk and doing just that, we will examine his strict deadline and explore the causes that he is running for. >>> in april, 31-year-old jamie mcdonald began his second coast- to-coast journey to raise money for a number of charities, including children's hospital. >> he started in washington state and is on course to finish the 6000 mile route

or dredge it in flower and cajun seasonings, sautéed with garlic and brandy, then braised a bit withacon as a side serve as a nice cleanse. >> anthony: man these greens are good! and the bird's delicious. oh yeah! man, an amazing day! >> dan bailey: eating it today. >> joe rogan: man, it was a beautiful day. >> anthony: why should people in new york or san francisco who've never hunted -- in what way does your access to hunting ground impact on this nation in a positive way? why should they care? >> joe rogan: well, it's not hunting ground, it's public ground owned by the people of the united states of america. >> hal: and i -- i just see our country -- it's very nuanced and private property is bedrock. but public lands have worked. >> anthony: but you're talking big governments stepping in and saying we're taking all this land and we are going to protect it from exploitation by capitalists. >> land: public land management is not perfect for anybody but it's a path forward. it's not happening anywhere else in the world and the reason it came here is because we are such a great countr

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impact on communities that lived along the coast of the gulf, especially the fishing communities, the cajuns and so on. so after that spill, a lot of people from that area came up here to look at what we had done in the prince william sound regional citizens advisory council in having a mechanism to give citizens a voice in how the oil industry operates in these areas. the macondo spill, i think, was much larger than the exxon valdez, and as i recall the flow just went on for day after day after day for an inconceivable amount of time whereas the exxon valdez was a one and done event. >> do you think that the oil industry is, has learned its lessons from valdez and the oil spill off the coast of louisiana? >> yes and no. yes because, you know, in the immediate aftermath they did respond. i make no judgment as to the sort of sincerity of their response. if history's any guide, those lessons will be lost are are. the attention of the public will turn to other matters. but the attention of the oil industry on the issue of getting lighter regulations never wanes. they will always be there, and t

apart from the holding the hand and where he is cajun children on the mexican border and separating themmay say? well, i don't agree with that, that is not what we would do. really? look at the way angela merkel was talking to him and you see the photograph of her leaning over him and telling him exactly what was what and after that g—7 meeting where there was clearly a i’ow meeting where there was clearly a row and people did stand up to him, he gave people point out of ten in terms of how much he liked them. the gave all kinds of leaders out of ten and theresa may, he forgot about her, he did not even give her one out of ten. that shows the approach and why it is wrong. your leader jeremy corbyn says we need to meet people who have opposing views. is it not important to me two —— to meet president trump and explain the views and brexit and who should leave —— read the united kingdom and have that conversation? of course we should have dialogue. i don't trust her to stand up to him when they are in private because she won't even do it in public. ijust don't believe that she is standing

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bit more in the last twenty twenty five minutes but they are much better than that and for beagle cajuns big players and many of the players they were not there in the vocation affronts was. who was good on the basics things of the game. they defended well they were competent. they scored. a goal that probably is. from a near miss match the last man to put the chips they score and then they try to control of the game which basically they have and they did we've. a fantastic performance by. and i think a very good performance by bob walls was meant to. play the game weeds with great maturity when we had to hold position and to keep control of the game when bush took off. as usual to bring move on z. and form the have more freedom but that freedom to do silly things you had freedom to keep the ball away from the bench was arius to keep to keep the ball to a ceased griezmann for a great chance he was very very mature but we can probably see the pictures for the goal now i mean it's another goal from a set piece and this will couples who are set piece is something. that you can train. your d

by your cajun and normally marco's rush for them and phil jones will not play but looking to the to the england players i really believe that. to be there for the for the occasion and of course moderate use one of my of my boys when i bought into real madrid. the spanish press was saying. to bob the worst player of real madrid these three he's not at all the worst player of real madrid history but i have four of my boys in the english team and that's my second country saw for the england as it was a you said that not only is it the england camp happy but also this whole sense of happy atmosphere across the world cup as well and also in moscow where you've been one of your impressions been of that at the russian world cup and mazing sync. and awfully hands this way incidents. if something happened was minor. lots of happiness. amazing for a plea. just two quick flash is. christian with governing. the japanese people cleaning stadium the russian people. with pride on the feet which is not so easy. and absolutely amazing for me was i was so so good to be in russia and to feel all of that.