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photograph them video of them this doesn't mean we've reached the goal that everyone will be able to fly to cali transport themselves but there are quantic leaps that take place little by little and that prepare people to live in another dimension. as so we'll be able to do the same thing someday yes of course there are there was on earth who have been able to do so for a long time now that is you know i'm going to leave you to look to feel to sit down with us. beliefs worthy of a science fiction film but for emily there is no doubt about that and if we cannot perceive these realities it's because our conscience is not well enough prepared. to give nothing nobody can stop what's happening now on earth it's a plan a procedure it's been written since the dawn of time. all i can say and for me this is the most important thing is that everybody will be exactly where and when they need to be when the bell rings so each person must remain confident follow the signs follow the synchronicities and we will all end up where we should end up so if i die in two thousand and twelve it means it's my destiny p

next on "california country," go behind the scenes of one of the most recognized food companies in caliornia. then learn about the important ingredient in this italian favorite. next, meet the family that is putting the fun back in fungi. and learn a great new recipe you can make today. it's all ahead, and it starts now. [c@ptioning made possible by california farm bureau federation] welcome to the show. i'm your host tracy sellers. so, have you eer wondered, "what does it take to stay fresh in the world of agriculture?" well, one dried fruit company thinks they have found the answer. and they would know. they've been growing strong in the business more than a century now. this time of year, there's only one thing on marysville farmer sam nevis' mind--getting his fruit off the tree. just like any other farmer, getting his harvest in and on time is crucial, even though you won't be seeing these plums in the produce section of the market. that's because you'll be seeing them as dried plums, otherwise known as prunes. and there's no better place for finding some of thbest dried plums than

the shore of by cali lake in suburbia and i was i was very very into in a remote place it was six days walking from the first leg so it's a reset each year and the humid nobody visits yeah i met a little bit of hunter sense and fisherman russian of course who sometimes were coming in my hood maybe one or two. each moments or the friendly yes very very very very very serious and very friendly very beary and that's again that's a very very it's a very very and they were of very true people regular people you know direct people and i love that but sometimes i spent two months without seeing even a man and. you know i do know he's on. the list and i didn't see the solitude as a pain because first of all i had a lot of books and when you have books you're in a conversation with the people who wrote the book so you are you sure yeah i'm sure i always think that a good book that makes you be in conversation with yourself isn't that well of course you are it's like it's like inside you mind you talk to you you talk to yourself reading a book maybe but you're receiving what right or wrong. one

i love jeffrey dean morgan and the actress who plays the main character is natasha calis and she is extraordinary. they sent me her audition tape and she was amazing. tavis: there are two things you said i want to go back and pick up on. one, you suggested a moment ago that every actor ought to do at least one horror film. i want to know why you feel that way, number one. >> okay. tavis: let's start with that and i got a follow-up behind it. >> oh, i don't know. it is just a genre that i think is something that people really like to see, like a comedy, like a drama. horror is a genre that can really, i don't know, be compelling, i think, and inherently dramatic. i think it is cool. tavis: and this movie is based on real life events, which means what specifically for this film? >> well, actually, "l.a. times" picked up on the story. there was a small box, a dybbuk box, which is basically a box that dybbuk is the dislocated spirit and it was sold at a yard sale. everyone who had it or owned it, terrible things started happening in their family. people got killed or horrible freak accidents, and it

products contaminants from pesticides drugs hormones both natural and since the synthetic are found in cali milk type one diabetes is linked to consumption of dairy products they pose risks for children encourage obesity. i mean look the reality is if sixty percent of adults. just passing gas nonstop as a result something wrong there and it pushes sleepwalkers a coach or stomach worse than all of those health problems is. then it was in the digital mixer it should be with you there are a lot of that unfortunately that's all the viewer feedback we had to get to because we have a very important announcement this is actually hard for me to say i'm going to get emotional this is our last capital account this is our last day on the show it's been an amazing run a little over a year year and some months feel like a lifetime because we've really poured so much of our heart and soul into this and it's time to move on to new things and i just want to thank so much all of our viewers who have been so supportive all of our guests who have been so supportive the ones in the beginning who gave us a chan

some detectives were calis and questioned the credibility of victims and minimize severity of their experiences. >> many victims did not get the response that they deserve and have a right to expect from the police department. >> chief of police cathy issued a statement today in part saying the report makes sweeping allegations that are not backed by facts and under mine the credibility of human rights watch. the organization claims 170 sexual assault cases were not reported by police after they were called to hospitals to investigate. those numbers are based on flawed methodology. she also claims progress has been made when it comes to outreach programs. >> they never really gave me straight answers. this guy was never caught. i knew the second he ran away if they didn't catch him that night when he was in a shirt covered in my blood, they were never going to catch him. >> this is just the beginning. the chief asked the justice department to step in. and tommy wells who heads up the public safety committee says he will hold public hearings. >> as you said, just the beginning. thank you. >> it'

this was sent in by cali who tweeted this picture, a reporting station in downtown petaluma at 19 degreesnd the airport is 20. that is the microclimate for petaluma. now, other areas, you can see wide-spread 20's inland and antioch is freezing and 32 and freezing in redwood city at 31 and san jose is 33 and mountain view at 34 and the monterey bay is freezing but monterey is 33. the warming trend begins today and forecast is less likely tonight and we will still have it inland but we will not have it around the bay and to the coast and it will be sunny and warmer. oakland is veteran, -- 57 and that is right on average and everyone else is two or three degrees cooler and antioch is the cool spot and 58 is the warm spot in santa rosa, and the monterey bay temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50's. the temperatures tonight show frosty 30's inland and mainly mid-30's to low 40's around the bay explore and to the coast. the inland valley that would have the frost. stubborn area of high pressure, boom, they have dropped anchor and they will stay that way but look at the cold air mass as we head dee

he shot one of them and jet cali wounded the teen but then when shot at the next one he missed according to police who say he may now have been looking to kill even more people. they say that because they found several rounds of ammunition in his pocket. a science teacher was brave in the middle of all of this and went face to face with the shooter and sort of talked the shooter off a ledge for lack of a better phrase and the other students were able to run to safety. the teacher talked the suspect into eventually handing over the gun. the victim is expected to have surgery later on today. we will keep you updated. >> straight to washington where vice president biden met with the video industry an in part f his ongoing discussions aimed at reducing gun violence. the companies activision and electronic artsmakers of medal of honor and the vendor gamestop which is a really big one. the white house got pushback from the national rifle association after its representatives mead wit met we vice president yesterday. the nra said vice president baden made it explicitly clear that president obam

beyonce and jay-z rubbing shoulders with newt gingrich and calis calista.gled banner." the president, oernd, blew one word. and no stumbling by sasha as she skipped and ran from place to play. sasha gyrated, malia danced as they waited for the festivities to begin. sasha kept wiping something off her coat, when the brooklyn tabarnacle choir sang the president may or may not have wiped a tear from his face. a second later, he definitely winked. to hear kelly clarkson's version of "my country 'tis of thee" got a one word review from senator chuck schumer. >> wow. >> reporter: of course, there were a lot of media flubs. >> it continued. i stopped, but it continued. welcome back to our continuing coverage. >> reporter: and boy, did it continue. from famous faces -- >> hello. hey, how are you all? >> reporter: to the unknown anti-abortion protester in a tree. >> whether or not to get an abortion, i listen to men in trees. >> reporter: when he finally climbed down a police ladder, the crowd cheered his arrest. >> go to jail! >> reporter: there were plenty of sole

al, good to see you back from cali. >> your hometown. >> i'm having so much fun here. you bop around. it's so electric. coming up this hour we'll see steals and deals. i love a bargain. jill martin will be on to talk about all the good stuff. >> she is always saving us mountains of cash. >> we love it. millions always promise this time of year to eat better but snacking can be the biggest setback, especially if you don't have a plan or you spend a lot of time at the mall or you're traveling. we've got great calorie-saving solutions. little changes can make big differences. >> they can. >> also, words of wisdom and secrets of success from people who have made it big. warren buffet, coach tony robbins, spanx creator, sara blakely, and san antonio mayor julian castro. >> i thought you were just all fit. >> those exercises we were doing earlier. the butter churn. >>> president obama says he will sign the bill that pulled the nation back up from the fiscal cliff. last night a divided house vote diverted income tax hikes for most persons but delayed decisions on spending cut

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now using the screen name, cali guy for you 2005, sierras chatted online for almost a month with a decoy who said she was 13. remember, in his earlier chat, he sent that picture of his penis and talked about making love to a 13-year-old. well, this time he's much more careful about what he says. but perverted justice explains why he is still dangerous. >> he is really definitely trying to gain confidence of the child and make her feel special and important, and in a lot of ways, the log isn't the most graphic but it is very sickening to read when you realize, it is total manipulation of a child. >> all through the chat, the 48-year-old sierras compliments the girl. >> you're the nicest girl i've chatted with in a long time. >> you're sweet. >> he says he wants to buy her flowers, clothes and chocolates. he even sends her a picture of an audio player he bought for her. >> here's the mp player you're getting. i hope you don't mind pink. >> you're kidding. >> but sierras also tells her, she is sexy, talks about her bra size and about what kind of underwear she has on. >> they're not thongs,

you don't think about that kind of weather when you think of west coast life out there in cali. >>> thating-like conditions. >> and accuweather meteorologist jim dickey is tracking the winter blast. good morning, jim. >> good morning. a mess on our hands here today across the upper midwest and the northern plains. the front range of the rockies, area of low pressure moves north and east, an icy mix in minnesota with wind-driven snow in the dakotas, here. especially north north dakota. blizzard conditions tonight, travel conditions will be dangerous, if not impossible. the pattern for this weekend, we keep it cold and wintery across the west. quite warm into the east. many spots challenging record highs saturday and sunday. rob and sunny, back to you. >> thanks, jim. >>> now for the friday morning edition of stupid human tricks. check out the guy with the most trust in his fellow man. >> this youtube video shows him walking around telling people on the beach or the sidewalk that he trusts them. that trust is misplaced as he continuously falls to the ground. >> but finally a guy on the bea

. >> joining me now for our daily fix chris cali sfwl sxwl a, managing editor of post politics.com, and susan page, washington bureau chief for usa today. chris, what we are told is contrary to some reports that there is not a great deal of distance between what the president is going to say tow today and what the senate announced, at least as far as it goes, if the senate were to collapse, the senate plan were to collapse, then he might come out with perhaps a more liberal plan, but he is pretty much in sync on the advice of the congressional hispanic caucus to stay in line with what they're doing on the hill? >> that's incredibly meaningful because what that means is that it's not two tracks that this is running on. it's one track. this senate proposal -- again, there are a fair number of specifics in the senate proposal, but not a bill yet. nothing has been written. i always say until we get it written and passed, sweel, but it suggests that this is the main vehicle. the gang of eight bill will be the main vehicle with president obama's backing. if you need an example of why republic

joining me now for our daily fix chris cali sfwl za managing editor of post politics.com, and nbc news chief pentagon krbt jim miklaccewski. snoo. >> you're watching the hearings closely. this thing not going that well for chuck hagel, at least with his critics, john mccain is a very important member of this committee. >> what is so striking, andrea, is that chuck hagel has had a series of meetings with more than 50 of the members of the senate. all the questions that would be put to him must have come up in those conversations, and yet, before this committee there were times where he looked ill-prepared for questions that would have been pretty easy to anticipate. at the same time you had democrats trying to in a couple of instances almost rehabilitate his answers to clarify his point. now, to the good side, he had the opportunity to talk about how his own service in vietnam and that of his brothers has given him perspective that wab valuable if confirmed as the defense secretary, but the back and forth between mccain was striking. it went on and on and it was at a really core issue w

here's cali sporting her jersey and one of the best game faces we have ever seen. >> look at that faceng the play-offs in true style and comfort. it looks like lucy needed a break from cheering. taking a nap. email your photos to news@kpix.com or upload them to cbssf.com. >> we have more coming your way. >>> 5:26. manti te'o opens up why. why he says he stuck to the story about his fake girlfriend. >> a bay area teen fights off a kidnapper and the entire thing is caught on camera. the sketch and distinctive clue about the suspect. >>> and this morning, people in the north bay are waking up without water. a water main break buckled the pavement of a road. the latest live from the scene next. that headband looks ridiculous. your dog is ugly. nice tail, loser. when you don't have a good breakfast, it makes you grumpy. that's why i've got warm and flaky croissant sandwiches made with fresh egg and melting cheese. choose supreme or sausage. right now they're 2 for just $3.50. that's a great value that'll put anyone in a good mood. get off my lawn, clown! you sir, have excellent water pressu

it is expected to be mostly cali today in the lake tahoe area with a slight chance of snow showers. are expected to be in the mid-20s. right now it is in the teens. with wind gusts of up to 30 mi. per hour this afternoon. >> cold weather drought the state has farmers' racing against time to save their crops. it is becoming a daily routine for farmers to pick as many fruits and vegetables before sundown. but early morning freezing temperatures and ice made harvester's cannot start picking until midmorning. the delay results in less work time for harvest workers which also means less pay. on top of that, freezing temperatures there threatened to spoil the crops. >> farmers even said else some crops make it through the cold temperatures. if they are worried that fewer consumers will want to buy them. the fruit looks softer but the farmers say it is still very edible. >> in theaters this weekend, ryan gosling and josh brolin take on the mall, and marlon wayons parodies or flakes. april williams has a preview of what's new and the now showing. >> malcolm and his or friend has just moved

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. >>> from the hit series "necessary roughness" actress cali thorn is here. >> we'll check in with herged over the last four years and what we can look forward to the next four years. and also what is it going to be like for the obama daughters? we'll get into that as the girls are entering their teen years. >>> flu season in full swing right now, hitting a lot of people really hard. there are certain foods you can include in your diet to help fight the flu, it turns out, and help you feel better faster. first, al, a quick check of the weather. >> we look ahead for today, more lake-effect snow, eastern great lakes especially. arctic air, covering the eastern third of the country. high surf advisories along the southern california coast. air stagnation alerts continue in the pacific northwest. and for tomorrow, big system coming in will get rid of that air stagnation, but bring in a lot of rain, mountain snows, more lake-effect snow in the eastern and central great lakes. look for mild weather in the midsection of the country. it will be cold from the midatlantic states, southeast, on u

and they would argue and cali to other names all the long but at the end of the day, they did not fix anything. the only way we can fix things is if we treat each other with mutual respect. if democrats and republicans come together and understand we all want the same thing for our kids and grandkids. there may be a different way of getting there. what i would drive from san antonio -- i could take highway 90 or i could take interstate taint -- interstate 10. they both take me to alpine. we can make a determination of which road we're going to take in a civil manner and talk to each other and away that i think would help raise the public perception of congress because i understand -- i have a low opinion of congress and i understand why our approval ratings are so low and part of the way you build up this start treating each other like adults. that's what i would like to do. >> of the 23rd district is 48,000 square miles and covers the majority of the texas-u.s. border. >> it is 800 miles of border. there is not a border district that is bigger. host: -- host: immigration reform, wher

. >> stephanie: cali in south carolina, you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi.guns getting into the wrong hands. i would suggest she go and read up on what australia did. she might get educated a little bit there. and the guy that thinks that your medical records aren't already accessible! little bit of an awakening too. the one that i was most blown away by are these people that seem to be totally brainwashed by the right thinking that their second amendment rights are totally going to be thrown out. >> stephanie: yeah exactly. ridiculous. by the way i apologize to sara who said road flare mary makes her tummy hurt. rick overton live at the improv here in los angeles on sunday. thank you, baby. love you. >> love you too. >> thank you. >> see you tomorrow. >> stephanie: on "the stephanie miller show."

i'll calis a one off number. the reason i call it a one off number is there are way too many companies who reported during this period that did not see this level up -- well, let's just say no growth whatsoever. >> decline. that being said, it may be a one off, but it's still a bit surprising, if not scary. >> well, does it not say that the fed's been right in what it's been doing. >> it does. it does. and again, sandy, we talked so often about consumers pulling back. although that doesn't necessarily appear to be where a lot of this was. >> yeah, sandy, the government -- sandy destroyed $8.6 billion in government property. also, the drought hitting the midwest. that could have had an impact in this number. fed spending saw the largest drop since 1973. that was down 6.6% in the fourth quarter in the trade. exports were down by 5.7%. all this combined led to this contraction in gdp. >> i think if you base any investment decision on this, you should have shorted this market. because when you have no growth market,