cluck. cluck. cluck. cluck cluck cluck . you know. why they see me because both my parents were atheists it's the same they were among those people who built the soviet union realty and in those days it wasn't all that easy to express your faith here in the twentieth century where the idea of it when i started to live on my own then i was baptized that's what i was twenty six years old. it was abundantly clear to me that if i had a guardian angel who was looking over me and protecting my. own hurting his feelings would really not be a nice thing to do and most of it was i felt that i would offend him if i didn't join the orthodox church of the. mission if the happiest i. look at that across here in this holy place is that the what the law says you the entire family of royal must as was murdered in nineteen eighteen it is there and their holy remains with. those of alexey the heir apparent and his sister as. that's why this is a holy place any more they pray for us to understand. i don't have the worst husband and the wild mind childre

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cluck. cluck. more news today violence has once again fled upland. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are all day plug. plug play. plug if you got me. please. please. play. thousand i thought of his children to a skating rink his eldest son is already a good skater he even has help t.j. i thank you. what's your step thank you stay here i use. your phone to skating and it took the older one only a couple of weeks to learn how to skate decently. he doesn't slip he can make turns and knows how to stop thanks come on come on her what was it is go do a quick stop her how good. i knew she was we have no contact with my ex-wife she's married to another man and has already given birth to a daughter she never calls us or even if she's lost all interest in the kids i last saw her half a year ago ask the dealer some remembers his mother but the younger doesn't look up and couldn't understand why she was trying to hug him i thanked him down you go also did you have fun. don't worry when you go up to. thank

we do not put on records of chickens clucking, waterfalls falling, some of us do, but the real musics arrangement of organized sound we call music. i have to say, we do not really know. the closest we have got is music appears to be metaphorical for movement and instruments sometimes sound like a mother singing, crying. and the only thing we know for sure is that music is activating a lot of regions in the brain. i think the best explanation that i will propose now, tentatively, as it has to do with expectation and release. when we hear a piece of music, because it has a pulse, we almost always know when the next bibelot be, but we do not know what it will be. the job of the composer is to reward us by playing what we expect, but violating those expectations just often enough of the time to keep us interested. when the composer can violate those expectations in an interesting way and give us a resolution that we would have never predicted, then they have got us for life. the brain love learning new things, taught something, and music is, in effect, teaching us something. there is ano

now come the eggs. [ chicken clucking ] we'll put the avocados onto a sheet tray and separate the eggs. take one bowl for the whites and another for the yolk. the easiest way to separate an egg is to use your fingers. let the white run between your fingers, and put the yolk into the smaller bowl. repeat. and now we're going to put the yolk into our frog. we'll sprinkle the avocado with salt, place it into a 375-degree oven for about eight minutes, and it'll be ready for us to eat. use a spatula. place it right onto a plate. i use a spoon so i can scoop out the avocado. you'll see that the egg yolk creates a sauce for the avocado. mmm. creamy, smooth, and delicious. i recommend having a little piece of toast to dip into the avocado as well. for "tkn," my name is aubrey from the culinary institute of america. have a great day. >> yum. you can find this and other cia recipes on our website. >> that's all for this week. thanks for joining us. >> we'll see you next time with more "teen kids news." >> write to us at info@teenkidsnews.com. here's a shout-out to pr newswire for including "teen

so good to meet you so one to cluck appear in the tower big picture such arms we see today have been here since they seem fifty two. clocks appeared on the spot sky tower during the time of zometa heil romanov let me tell you more about them at the top but i'm following you. to reach the clock one has to climb nine floors of spiral stairs. hear the clock your stern steadily waking every fifteen minutes to signal the bells to strike every quarter hour for one big hit on the hours and. fifty q would you know the purpose of the bells ringing previously when few people had watches the chimes informed everyone of the time. previously the clock was operated manually but since nine hundred thirty seven three electric motors to go over everything else has been preserved in its original form. our clock is the oldest one in the. can you see the pointer at the end. this point to regulates the speed of the clocks motion if the clock blocks behind it increases the speed if it's fast the point just lays it down so they do lag behind where you never notice it because once it starts to pick up speci

but they are unconstitutional i guess the very sentence sikes it now we have seen toward the least clucked very violently against a generally peaceful and calm demonstration when it seemed the last three or four weeks i complain of propaganda try to convince us that now the worst has become best there is i don't believe that this is true is exactly because we are following this same set the forces of was thirty missiles that the first three hear us because content grease us fighter of slow death that this recession of the economy kentucky and of the economy unfair source of measures but when i see some of the population and also cut back the socialites i think that as far as what we're following this said to says there's no school for less. money south to shop make to stay with us. choose your language. we can without any financial literacy skills and. treatments but the concerns you. choose the opinions that you think are great to. choose the stories that impact your life choose access to your office. wealthy british style. that's what i was writing for. market why not. come to. find out

about any results being made here or we just talking about some champagne brunches where they all cluck each other on the back and say job well done. yes it is pretty much the latter that she really just a lot of congratulations on being monsters of the universe really well most of right powerful people swarming around in that design to see set up pretty much telling the average citizen of the well that they need to rein in their spending well they themselves you know they've got some pain this gloomy kind of pace but it seems to me while the ironic at any rate relieved by senses of the evils ago e.c.v. president money i did ok. he's been essentially putting his fellow leaders on the back because he says the economic situation in europe is actually much better than a year ago which quite a listen right now we've got protests so going and grace pains unemployment as a historical high is of a backlash in germany britain's just posted dismal growth figures so you know that great is a reality and all of us talk about money and how much davos is going to cost we're talking one hundred eighty

. >> clucks today we are looking at five fat fighting super foods to help lake loss. -- to help with did the stories last year. now we have even gone farther. some of the things i did not even know how to pronounce. but we are going to learn about them. >> the first one is -- it has been in the press a lot lately. it is from indonesia, grows on a big tree about the size of a tangerine. it is basically -- the right has an element called hydroxicitric acid. it is a very powerful appetite suppressant. >> that is perfect. people take diet pills, and it is a way to make do not hundred. >> they put it in their soups and stews to make people feel fuller quicker. this particular product, you can get at wal-mart. you can get it online. >> we are going to have these names on our web page. >> this is carol lamont -- this is -- it is an edible cactus grown in india. the people use it as a family food. it would stop their hunger. it would stop starvation and pain. it literally signals the hypothalamus that your fault. you can get this locally. >> i have a question. should you take one or another?

the cluck had no springers and no emergency exits. >> in degree needed?hich college graduates are landing degrees that make their -- landing jobs that make their degrees worthness. >> hillary clinton ons up to abc about her return to private life. her what she says she has planned >> fremont, palo alto, north bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning. here is the water vapor: you can see the green and the blue where we have high clouds from yesterday gone. high pressure is taking over so we will have a lot of sunshine and warming trend. it is wednesday. it starts. we have 60 in san francisco at half moon bay and richmond and 64 in napa, and 63 in concord and oakland, and san jose and palo alto. moving forward we have a lot of sunshine and low-to-mid 60's and a few upper 60's are possible thursday, friday, and saturday. kristen? >> trading resume on wall street in 15 minutes at 6:30 and today is the day that the dow goes over the 14,000 mark for the first time since the start of the great recession. the dow closed up 72 points yesterday

the park has been renamed cluck brown memorial park and this -- chuck brown memorial park and this smallstage will be turned into a huge after theater. >> can't you hear the crowds gathering and everybody saying wine me up, chuck? >> reporter: -- wind me up, chuck? >> reporter: mayor gray invited brown's family for a special ceremony to unveil plans for the park. the outside will be surrounded by magnolia and cherry blossom trees and seat 900 people and will welcome all forms of music. >> we weren't expecting anything like this. this is way beyond any imagination that we ever had. it was truly an honor to honor our father like. this. >> reporter: michael o marshall designed the park. his firm's most recent work is the newly renovated howard theater where chuck brown often performed. marshall said this project couldn't hit clover to home for him. >> this is a -- closer to home for him. >> this is a very, very special project for my firm and me personally. i grew up on douglas street, went to langdon elementary school and played in langdon park as a killed. >> reporter: in a city with so m

they stole several items cluck electronics, cash and luggage.ims describe it. >> there is a total of five guys that came in with guns and they just immediately just started going -- knocking down the doors getting all the people basically dragged us all out into the living room. they broke down my bedroom door because it was locked. kind of shattered it. and yeah, just went through the whole house tore everything apart. >> reporter: and the robbers also roughed the students up a little bit telling them not it talk to each other and when they did, one of them was kicked. some of the girls' hair was pulled. shortly after the robbery, police were able to track a stole-iphone. they were able to track that to scott and davisadero and lost track of the phone because the robbers turned it off. the victims were able to give very good descriptions of these guys because they say their faces. hopefully police will find them very soon. live in san francisco's richmond district on 40th avenue. anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> officers in lake tahoe are sweeping snow

[indistinct conversations] [laughter] [indistinct conversations] clucks all right. keep the faith. -- >> all right. get in close. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> great to see you. sharon? nice to meet you, pal. [laughter] hey. how are you? great to see you. left hand on the bible. do you solemnly swear or affirm that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? >> i do. >> how are you?' great to see you. we know one another. [laughter] hey. good to see you. >> my folks live in kansas city. >> i remember. real simple.that's there are mothers, something else, and then mothers. [indistinct conversations] [laughter] >> how many times have we run into each other? more than he'd like to count. great job. [indistinct conversations] >> hey, dan

[chickens clucking] [cell phone ringing] - david doesn't shun all modern conveniences.think about consciously growing smaller and that getting smaller was not a bad thing. i just figured that i could show people what it could be like. a friend of mine says that the only way to teach is by example, and i find that there are a lot of environmentalists who talk the talk, but there are fewer of them who actually walk the talk. - cynthia rabinowitz is one who does. - it's very rugged land, as you'll see. - she is the cofounder of the institute for sustainable living. here in the middle of winter plants grow in unheated greenhouses warmed by mulch. this is an experiment of sorts. - yes, and i have to say that we're following a method that was developed by eliot coleman who's kind of the guru of winter-- let me cover this over. - sure. - he's the guru of winter harvesting. so this is not our own idea. i got to give credit where it's due. - the institute holds workshops for the ever-increasing number of people interested in reducing their carbon footprint and becoming more self

(chickens clucking) they were finally ready to build their sculpture. or not. too runny. hmm... ah.want to spend some time with my thumb. oh. (giggles and chatters) so that's where all that mud went. that's a good- lookin' thumb. yup, she's a beauty. your thumb is going to be famous, bill. people are going to come from all over the world just the see it! yeah. uh-huh! well, if you say so. (bus approaching) what on earth? excuse me. we're looking for the giant sculpture of the... thumb?! no. dog. we don't have a dog, but we have this. that's some thumb. yup, i'm pretty proud of it. and it's an original work of... mud. we've been driving around all afternoon looking for that giant dog. but there's no better statue then the one that you can find. we should have packed a lunch. i'm hungry. me, too. (overlapping chatter) man: we've got to get some food somewhere. woman: i'm starving! ah! man: oh, thank you! peanut butter. mmm, mmm. mmm, mmm. this day went from being boring to way better. uh-huh! bill: yeah. it's a great thumb. kid: george and allie used mud to make a big thumb. we are us

. >> cluck gabriel, sort of the same question to you.that an awful lot of presidential second terms have been marred by either major slips or scandals that impede the attainment of those lofty goals. >> i think 18 months is probably generous, tyler. but, you know, if he essentially does move out quickly on gun control and immigration, you know, immigration is a real wedge issue. that's an issue that democrats really have the potential to really gain advantage in the mid-term elections on. they may not be necessarily measuring success on the basis of getting legislation. i hate to be a guy who speaks cynically on such a really terrific day, but that's a fact. >> now you see the president and vice president walking into the rotunda of the capitol. they're going to have lunch with legislative leaders. we all remember the lunch that they had four years ago when senator edward kennedy, the late senator kennedy fell ill. that was an unaccustomed bit of flurry of activity there. >> getting back to don's point, which is a good one. you really ha

clucks -- >> chris christie mention the work you did as the chair of the small business committee --you mentioned the word treated as the chair of the small business committee. we have tried to promote business advocacy abroad. i led a trade mission to india about a year and a half ago with businesses from new hampshire. it talked about how important a was to have the support atoms -- support from state officials in india as they were looking to establish those business relationships. can you talk about how you might continue that i commit this is -- and commit that this is something he would be focused on? >> i think for a policy is increasingly economic policy upheld -- i think foreign policy is increasingly economic policy. the state department historically used to have a foreign commercial service. in 1979, it slipped away. i think that's something we ought to be doing in a very pertinent to get away. -- significant way. obviously working with the treasury, agriculture. ag has enormous amount of interest abroad. the congress department does, the treasury department does. there is

clucks the universities. >> mainstream media. -- >> universities. >> at the end of the day we are talking to a limited audience. is that not the most important. we can pick from the selection in some ways? >> so we are going to see the nbc, cbs, "the nwe york times" with little moles we raised outselves. i do think we have to try to infiltrate to the degree we can actually that i disagree with charles. i no longer think we are a center-right country. i think the first time we elected barack obama, you could have made that case. of the second time. this does represent a shift. we now have to go back to first principles and starry are doing things that we did not think or even up for grabs. -- start read arguing things that we did not even think were up for grabs. we saw eastern europe rise up and we thought we did not have to argue that any more. it looks like we do. >> i completely agree. there are a lot of people over the years who call themselves conservatives. your people call themselves liberals -- liberals. how do you call yourself conservative? we may have thought there were more pe

clucks think you for acknowledging my friends from tucson. i just like to add a word or two if i might and that is to say a little bit about this. we were both the staff for congresswoman giffords. this is obviously a great advocate for change. down the line from her is nancy, and nurse who just happen to be here that day and they came to our aid. had they not done so, others could have died. and lastly, the woman who i believe stopped additional wounds and injuries. i call her a hero. she says not to call her that, but she is a woman of action vichy grab that expended magazine and prevented the shooter from reloading. otherwise, many more people could have died that day. i'm a strong supporter of the second amendment and i believe that it should not be about trying to take away guns from as possible gun owners, but we have to do something after what happened in tucson and all the other tragedies including the terrible tragedy in newton. we have to do something. we have no right to be here unless we do something. i'm confident from your leade