these are just the standard issue corn husks that you can find dried in many places. soak them in water for 30 or 40 minutes until they're pliable, and and then lay one of the stuffed chilis in there, and then put another one alongside it. that makes a nice portion. like that. and then bring the husk up around to cover it. grab another husk and open that one out flat, but facing in the opposite direction. then bring the husk up over to cover it nicely in that direction, and then choose a very large husk here, or a long one, i should say, and tear it into strips. i'll tear a couple of them here that we can use to tie and secure this package. up and over, knot it. and then the second one. and in mexico when they wrap food to cook on a griddle or grill, they use the ancient aztec name for it, mextlapique. now, once we get all of those packages made, we'll slide them onto the grill. so i've been turning these on the grill for about ten minutes or so. i moved them from the hotter part of the grill to a cooler spot to just let that cheese melt more slowly. and now they're r

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withering dries it out a little bit. and then the tea leaves are rolled. and what that does is it releases the enzyme. and that process, mixed with air, is actually called oxidation. so some of my favorite teas. this is black tea. this is lapsang souchong. this is a fully oxidized tea, has an incredible smoky, deep, rich flavor. this is what i'm going to be using to make some dishes. mint. tons of different mint. mint, if you buy it in a store, is actually spearmint. the second most common is probably peppermint, or something called applemint, which are these bigger leaves. there's also pineapple mint, there's chocolate mint, there's all different types of mint. what do we use mint for? well, the most common, probably back in the day in england they would make mint jelly. that's with lamb. in india they actually make pickled mint, which is delicious, and actually a little spicy. mint julep and mojito, probably the two most popular cocktails made with mint. it's in everything, from toothpaste to antacid to vapor rubs. why? because it tastes so good and it h

over the other side, in the rain shadow, it quickly dries out. desert transition - a drop down further and all of a sudden i'm in the colorado desert. spring moves at break-neck speed here but it turns out that even the ground beneath our feet is on the move here in california. >>♪music. >>well this is it! this is what causes so much heartache for people who live here in this part of southern california. i'm standing pretty much directly on the san andreas fault and this is really important for southern california. what's odd here is this fault has right-lateral movement to it, and so what we're looking at here is the continental landmass of north america coming into contact with a different plate. this land over here has moved over 400 hundred miles in the last 20+ million years from where it used to be attached to mexico to where it is today, and that, that's one of the engines of biodiversity here in this part of california. >>♪music. >>those winter rains bring late winter and spring flowers to the desert too. the desert comes alive with flowe

they're a wild mushroom that is more mellow in flavor but when they're dried it gets a little touch more concentrated. >>cheryl: where would you buy something like that? like a specialty store? >>joanne: no, you can find them in a lot of grocery stores. not every single one but you'll be able to find them. and then we're going to revive these. you're going to take a couple of ladles full of water and just pour that right over these dried mushrooms. we can just set those aside and then the other thing that we'll do is just to clean these but these morels they look really great. i just use a pastry brush. you can go and buy a - there are mushroom brushes that are available but i find that just a pastry brush is fine. >>cheryl: do you want to wash them with water at all or? >>joanne: i don't because i find that mushrooms are really like a sponge. they're going to absorb as much moisture as they come in contact with. and i think they're fine. i don't even see that they're that dirty. so i'll take a little pile if you want to do the same. i just cut them from top to bottom into two pieces. i

the revenues are completely dried up. i go back to emerging markets where i know these guys have stopped lending. i laugh at the rwanda ten year bond. this bond is 300 over where it began. this is the ultimate to me where people were running into a credit market. i think a lot of the banks have a lot of this paper on their books. i don't think they're going to be funding these things the say they were. i don't think the capital ratios are in jeopardy here and i thought people were going to start piling up. >> look at cni loans are up 12%. that's a pretty much leading indicator of consumer loans. that's the kind of company i'm looking for. >> even after june though? >> june stopped everything in its tracks. >> remember when morgan stanley had their bank financial conference -- actually bbt had pretty good things about loan growth. key bank was very conservative about loan growth but they're more profitable. in any event i think it's a company specific situation. >> i want to jump in here. look at the bottom of the screen h

right now, a bit of a west wind which has dried to -- tried to dry things out.y were close to 70 this morning late morning. but they have dried out somewhat, thanks to those winds coming down the mountains. still shower activity in the region. a lot more to the west so we still have chances the rest of the week, probably until friday, of scattered shower activity. most of them today, across pennsylvania and new york. just a slightness chance across the region. but there's another batch here in michigan and ohio. that's going to slide to our north tomorrow. but the southern edge of it will probably give us at least a chance of a scattered thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon. and we'll watch this cool front approach us thursday. and that's the best chance of thunderstorms. stay on the humid side pretty much all week long, until the front comes through. it will begin to cool down. temperatures getting slightly below normal. but we do have chances of thunderstorms again. pretty much wednesday and thursday, the best chance. then front being dryer, we think, for the end o

out instead of placed in a bag so it could be dried out. they placed it in a plastic bag, which began collecting mold and it compromised the dna on it started breaking down. >> have you been in the courtroom every day since the trial started. what do you think was the biggest takeaway today? if you had to predict what the headline would be tomorrow on the newspapers, what would it be? >>> i would say the headline would be what are the jurors thinking? a lot of them are probably pretty confused the at this point. the second the state brings about evidence like the dna stuff, what they were and weren't finding on trayvon martin's and george zimmerman's attorneys, the defense come across and negate everything that the state just did. the state was hoping to rest their case today, we were expecting to hear from the medical examiner, we haven't heard from yet, the one that did trayvon martin's autopsy and expecting to hear from sabrina fullone, trayvon mart you know's mother this afternoon. they haven't gotten that far. we'll hear from them on f

the crisis goes from wall soup of main street the first casualty of course is investment rest and dries up and when you've got these banking graces and a segment of. europe there are places like greece portugal ireland that need the most investment not to be. able to produce incomes that will help them pay their debts and look after their banks in terms of the ones that get the least so what we need in europe is something like the new deal. we need an investment led to the cavity problem and our situation the models proposal is that the european investment banking in the bag you know wonderful institution. of the world bank and all that we need to do is simply go allow it to the job i bring about the government you don't we're not doing for political use and what's actually not a much to be sure let me let me read a quote to you that you said the euro zone feature is a central bank with no government and no national governments with no support of central bank arrayed against a global network of mega banks that they cannot possibly supervise are you advocating a fiscal union here and is

. >> moisture rises to the treetops on very hot days and dried out roots, caused the tree to collapse. >>> a soap box derby crash injured several teenagers. >> the accident happened at about noon at camp a gust a. >> nevada city, when a kanoe went under, it flipped. >> cal fire says another three people suffered scrapes and becauses. >> organize er bruises. >>> as david stevenson reports, with more >> reporter: under perfect weather the 2013-cup in san francisco got off to a roaring start. >> the sight of a new cruise ship terminal and a park created. >> a new side of the city coming to life. >> it's really nice. >> the louisvuitton starts monday. >> they're contesting what they call unfair rule changes in the wake of the may death of a team sailor. >> the race director said he could cancel the competition if the new rules aren't adopted by all. >> the closer we get, the more the teams are getting nervous and elbowboeing each other. >> the city of san francisco has big plans for this park once the competition concludes in september. >> we're going to move right back in and finish buil

low clouds and mist and dries school then clear things up, low 60s. sunday, fremont, 77. 76, palo alto, san rafael, 75. vallejo, 77. a look ahead to the accuweather seven day forecast, you'll notice that monday and tuesday, much cooler temperatures inland, in the mid-80s. 50s at the coast and then warm things up as we head into thursday and friday. back into the 90s. follow us on twitter for the forecast, "spare the air", and power outage info. >> ama: thank you, leigh. >> ama: rick is in for shu, and tiger is going to have a tough go to win this thing. >> he is in the hunt. right there but he hasn't won major in five years. for tiger woods to win his fourth british open tomorrow he has to come from behind, something he has never done in a major when trailing after 54 holes. let's go out to scotland. at&t park not the only place with a seagull problem. jiminez lead balloons to 77. tied for 11th. six strokes back. adam scott, 1-under 70. he is even for the tournament, lee shots back. >> lee westwood got off to a fast start. this game him the early outr

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anything wet that might have blood or any kind of biological material should be dried down because ift remains wet that moisture if you package it that could get trapped in and you could develop microorganisms. all of those things degrade the dna that might be there. >> just over a half dozen witnesses taking the stand which means over a half dozen cross examinations of the witnesses. who won the day and how was it for trayvon martin's parents seeing his sweat shirts covered in blood paraded for almost the entire day throughout the courtroom. our panel weighs in coming up after this. [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ j.d. power and associates has ranked quicken loans highest in the nation in customer satisfaction... i say "family,"

in the drought, our fruit trees dried up. now they are coming back, and we're growing even more varieties. these are the real benefits we've seen. we have food security, and our children can go to school. our lives have improved. >> these villagers are now better able to withstand the impact of climate change. with international assistance, their achievement could be repeated across the country. the benefits, as professor legesse points out, would spread far beyond ethiopia's borders. >> the most important issue for africa, and i consider this africa's 21st burning issue, is restoration. no matter what we do, we might be good at rocket, uh, rocket uh, rocket science, i mean, nuclear science. but the environment, restoring this huge vast landscape, you know, degraded landscape is critical for africa, particularly for ethiopia. you know, half of ethiopia is mountains, and this mountain system is degraded, and this degradation of this huge landscape, huge mountain chain of ethiopia is critical not only for ethiopia, but also for

low clouds and mist and dries school then clear things up, low 60s. sunday, fremont, 77. 76, palo alto, san rafael, 75. vallejo, 77. a look ahead to the accuweather seven day forecast, you'll notice that monday and tuesday, much cooler temperatures inland, in the mid-80s. 50s at the coast and then warm things up as we head into thursday and friday. back into the 90s. follow us on twitter for the forecast, "spare the air", and power outage info. >> ama: thank you, leigh. >> ama: rick is in for shu, and tiger is going to have a tough go to win this thing. >> he is in the hunt. right there but he hasn't won major in five years. for tiger woods to win his fourth british open tomorrow he has to come from behind, something he has never done in a major when trailing after 54 holes. let's go out to scotland. at&t park not the only place with a seagull problem. jiminez lead balloons to 77. tied for 11th. six strokes back. adam scott, 1-under 70. he is even for the tournament, lee shots back. >> lee westwood got off to a fast start. this game him the early outr

west wind has dried the air out somewhat.go out this evening, certainly more comfortable than it was, let's say, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 this morning. dew points back in the mid-60s. , which is not all that bad for middle of jool july. west/southwest winds in d.c. for now. little areas of showers moving through the region. not really developing. but most of the activity held to the south of us. kind of in between. there's another batch in ohio. doesn't look like it's going to make it through the area tonight. but tomorrow, we'll see more activity, moving across the mountains. we'll see a chance of scattered thunderstorm activity. particularly, we think, wednesday and thursday, as a frontal system, actually a cool front will approach the area from the northwest. in the meantime, still humid and slightly above normal air mass the next couple of days. tomorrow, our average high jumps to 88. and for the next nine days, the average high is 88. that's the warmest it gets all year on average here in the baltimore region. so it will stay

the damn dries out during the dry season and there isn't enough water for the animals. that. doesn't do anything about our situation. i mean i could have provided the community with enough water. i mean they refuse to do anything like that for us. almost every government comes and so we have courts i wrestle what's in our courts and by the to get a modest more fun with that i didn't need to support most in most cases deal who commanded big. bum would do too far for me if i was. you. let her down. live. this is not what this device was this is an existence proof that somehow we have to look at this to listen to me or to leave after me the only senator democrat to this is how i look up to is this. slow i'm in almost every woman i met. this is this it was worthwhile it did come to light it's dumb but is that is because. markets is good now when you do this and what's a democrat. to tell it and the profits to come back to the have to feed lots of and then we don't have good markets. we apprehended the government to stop imports in advice from from abroad when to stop and. all rig

it was -- the course got more dried out and more difficult as we played. i am very pleased.d to keep the ball in front of me as best i could. if i could keep it below the hole, again it was so difficult to get the ball in the right spot. >> the greens are read hard. they haven't -- which is unusual. they haven't had any rain at all over there. >> didn't look very green. >> brown. that is the sporting life for now. baseball tomorrow. >>> tonight at 10:00 p.m. we are at the vigil in oakland for the 8-year-old girl killed at a sleep over and the latest on the investigation as police return to the scene to talk to witnesses. >> and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you so much for joining us. have a good night everyone. i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. so you can help make a bond... i got it. that lasts a lifetime. the chase mobile

the damn dries out during the dry season and there isn't enough water for the animals. to me. the government doesn't do anything about our situation when that's done and i mean i could have provided the commanders say with enough water what it would do. no i mean they refuse to do anything like that for us. to money almost every government comes in so we're. watching our courts and by the time i get a modest more fun with that. need to support most in most cases deal who can the big be made it bum why did you fall from this small scale farmers. let her down. live. this is not what this device was this in existence. somehow we have to look let's listen to me after i mean the who sent it to them up until this is how i look up was this. slow minute almost every monday. visit if it was worthwhile it did come to light it's dumb but is that is because you would markets is good when you do this and lots of them. tell it and then profit it to come back to the have to feed lots of it and then we don't have good markets. we apprehended the government to stop imports and advice from from

. >> bart shuttle buses are growing in popularity with some commuters dri on the first day of the strike decided to sample the bus today. >> driving was good. i wanted to save my money. i found out they had a bus out here so i decided to try it. >> there were those who worked from home yesterday but could not pull that off two days in a row. >> i need to get to work and rebook a computer and be there for a while. i'll be back early. >> where were you yesterday? >> home. working. >> using it for the first time. well see. it is good. it is convenient. >> bart officials expected this increase and doubled the number of buses that took people into san francisco today. an where added the west oakland people could catch the buses. other stations included fremont, walnut creek, el cerrito and dublin/pleasanton. in pleasanton the boarding process went smoothly and there were plenty of buses. of course, that is just the beginning. then comes the traffic. last night, bus passengers said it was a long ride. >> i work in the financial district and we left at 6:00 and got home after two hours. >> offi

so, this morning when you get dense overcast, midst and dries -- the mist and drizzle and doing it againomorrow morning. the winds picking up. 23 at sfo. and fairfield, southwesterly wind flow at 25 miles-per-hour. san jose, few high clouds there. san francisco right now, 60. 77 in san jose. half moon bay, cool day there. 57. santa cruz, 74. and reduced visibility right now on the golden gate bridge. mist and drizzle there. you'll deal with that overnight and tomorrow morning. santa rosa not too bad. it's 75. a comfortable 82 in novato. livermore, 90. and los gatos, 85. here's a look at the forecast highlights. breezy, low clouds, mist and drills overnight. partly sunny, the clouds thicken up a bit for monday, and then throw in some humidity and a slight chance, slight chance of maybe a little bit of thunder on tuesday. overnight lows tonight, generally in the low 60s. east bay locations, the fog is going to be sitting, the mist and drizzle will keep overnight lows in the mid-to-low 50s. tomorrow morning, the fog there is and then you'll see by 2:00, a lot of clouds, mostly the high clou

. >> mcfarland: and for a man who uses gel therapy, it's important that the gel dries completely andhe application site is covered before making direct contact with his partner or children especially. >> the psa, i must say, is not a test for cancer, but it helps us evaluate the possibility of cancer. testosterone, as we all know, does not cause cancer. however, if testosterone is given to somebody who has cancer, certainly the cancer will grow. >> there are newer forms of testosterone that's coming out, but they give it in different ways. they're more concentrated. therefore, there's less volume that has to be applied. so, you know, a lot of exciting things that are coming out about testosterone replacement therapy. >> we don't really have a cure. we don't have an answer today, but who knows? in our lifetime, we may see this for patients that suffer from low sex hormones. >> i think the treatment has helped me... it's made me realize some of things that i was encountering before. >> come on, good girl. >> i think it's impacted our relationship...in good ways. that would be very funn

>> refinancing has dried up right now.pplications are showing about 70 percent purchases as opposed to 30 percent refinance. that as a flip-flop from what we saw three months ago. it will get worse as the numbers are increasing throughout the year. we're about a month to month and a half behind. 1/2%, 6% rates really start hitting those reports, we will see that go up. the inventory is pretty low right now. we've seen pick up but is still near record lows. i work with a lot of bay area realtors and they're scrambling to find listings. that is really where it is right now because there is an abundance of buyers. prices will continue to rise even at these rates. in 2007 their rights were closer to 6%. there is a lot of room to grow with lower right opportunities. we did not get a chance to talk about that yet but there are ways to continue getting low rates. there is room to grow in the bay area, we need more sellers. we need a lot of cooperation right now between the parties. >> you brought up a phony term, carmen uses. arm

that dries and they put this back into the package, virtually impossible to detect.drugs in. >> an investigation within the california correctional system found over 10% of all inmates to be under the influence of narcotics at any given time. >> if we didn't have drugs and alcohol inside prison, violence level would be very low. the department is going toward rehabilitation and that's a very good goal and long overdue, but you cannot have rehabilitation as long as you have drugs and alcohol inside of a correctional institution. it doesn't work. >> ready, mikey? >> yeah. >> let's do this. >> in the ongoing battle against drugs and contraband, pelican bay security squad has the authority to conduct cell searches at their discretion anywhere within the prison. >> all the way back? >> all the way back. >> the first guy, come on out. >> come back. >> like a s.w.a.t. team on the streets, the element of surprise puts them at an advantage. inmates are adept at concealing contraband in their cells as well as on their person. >> actually put it up their rectum. that's the best

>> no, i don't think it's quite so cut and dried. i reiterated earlier that any plan to improve conditions in bangladesh ought to be welcomed. so even though i've been presenting some of the details of the alliance is not to suggest that i disagree with the accords, both plans are ultimately trying to achieve the same thing. create a safe working environment for factory workers in bangladesh. the way to go about it is not quite as cut and dried as i said. it is going to take money and so both plans are putting forward serious money. it is going to take money applied in the right way which is why i think some of the incentives and from the way of distributing that money is going to become so important. if you create business incentives, however much we can talk about you know, mandating stuff we all know in the end voluntary efforts on someone's parts are likely to be more sustainable than forced to do something. you create the right business incentives you create the right conditions in bangladesh that makes clear to the factory owne

but by the way this kind of present is the most useful to us dried fruits nuts raisins they're all full of energy so i had to do the pot well done. just. because it was a good idea to bring you here would make you can be my supervisor of the. i'll be your spiritual leader and you were. the chef will be in charge of food here actually are already right kind of. good lives right down hill now the most difficult part is going off site. we're going down so you have to adjust the gear it's to live shifted by gear and don't rush it depends on the hill here it's better to use first to last first or second let's try once again let's try and. what you describe something to eat i'm starving i've got no energy. yeah i have an m.b.a. from america will be what i used to be a white collar worker and a top manager in some of the big companies. now this is another stage of my life. i ride a bicycle down my main goal is to make other people see that there is an alternative way of life. and true but i don't consider it beautiful here not at all or farm it's bad for your health because of the exhaust fume

been told we can report officially his royal hyannis prince george of cambridge umbilical stump has dried up and will flake off in three to 10 days. i believe we have a picture of it. there you have it. yup, yeah. doesn't look good. that should be coming off pretty soon. of course, folks, we all remember how we first learned the joyous news. >> the first born of the royal hyannis, the duke and duchess of cambridge. the first in line for the throne. may he be long lived, happy, and glorious, and one day reign over us. god save the queen. >> stephen: yes, london's official town crier was everything you could want, other than intelligible. the only way he could have been better is if he were real. >> the guy who became the face and the voice of the royal baby announcement appears to be a fake. a party crasher. when the town crier stepped up to announce the birth of the future king, everyone listened, assuming it was part of the pag pageantry of the birth of the future king. turns out, he was not invited by the royal family. in fact, he's not even a londoner. >> stephen: she was a fake town c

the rainy season dried up and the hot summer began. take in the breath taking sight until mid july.

suroeste de estados unidos en arizona los Índices que han cobrado la vida de 19 bomberos se han cua driera de control. >>> y se le considera el incendio mÁs devastado para los bomberos en ocho dÉcadas y la peor tragedia que han sufrido estos profesionales desde el 11 de septiembre del 2001 y 19 de ellos de una fuerza Élite a la que llamaban... perdieron la batalla anoche al su cum bir ante las llamas de los que no pudieron escapar con vida. >>> estamos devastados hemos perdido a 19 personas que jamÁs podrÁn conocer dijo el jefe de bomberos. >>> y este video muestra el entrenamiento especializado de esta fuerza Élite que intentÓ utilizar estas carpas diseÑadas resultÓ ser el fattico incendio. >>> a las familias de estos hÉroes les digo que nunca podremos pagar la gratitud que sentimos por los que hicieron todo que podÍan para controlar este incendio, y firmÉ declaraciÓn y estamos atentos para siso tiro s en lo que necesiten. >>> el presidente barack obama dijo desde tanzania que oraciones iban a las familia de estas vÍctimas a las que llamÓ hÉroes y dice que estados unidos deberÍa explor

there is so much deadwood around, and dried grass.all it takes is one lightning strike, and this whole lot can go up. add to that the wind, which keeps changing direction. there is a recipe for disaster. at the fire station where the 19 firefighters are based, tributes have been pouring in. everyone here feels the loss. because this community is theyunded i drive forest, also understand the dangers. bbc news in arizona. >> a sad and still-dangerous time in arizona. south africa, awaits news of nelson mandela. a family feud over his final resting place lays out in court. nine in the transit area of the moscow airport for edward snowden, and his options are narrowing. >> he has been lost in transit for nine days now. edward snowden is reportedly still stuck at moscow airport, unable to officially enter russia or continue his journey. in russia, he has been dubbed the invisible man, because no one has seen him. today, the 30-year-old american broke his silence. wikileaks issued a statement attributed to him, slamming america. after promi