fit the technology we all know how horrible factory farming is and one of the problems they have with egg laying chickens with hands is they have a mothering instinct they want to brute and here you see one of the brain experiments genetically engineering chickens to take out the mothering instinct from these brooding chickens so they won't boot anymore they won't have the mothering instinct anymore so they'll fit the factory farm system this is one of the came near of birds they're working with the take away the mothering instinct so we don't change our factory farm system we actually take the mothering instinct out of a. animals so that they will fit the technology. in the mid eighty's once again a new supposedly golden age dawned for scientists genetic technology appeared to be the key to subordinating the earth and in particular its living creatures all of a sudden everything seemed possible they experimented with chickens without feathers sheep without pelts to alleviate work after slaughtering with cows producing more milk and goods making silk they even imagined animals in the role

to make the transgenic fish begin to recently fertilized eggs and they usually within five minutes of them being fertilized we bring them over to this room and go through a procedure called micro injection to literally inject into the egg thousands of copies so small segments of d.n.a. . those segments of d.n.a. include the gene that we're after in this case of salmon growth hormone gene as well as a promoter that turns a gene on. and we're started inserting that into a laugh that has just been fertilized. so what our student has here is eggs on a small strip with a very last needle that contains the d.n.a. . and. but that needle right up to the membrane. with air pressure. through the d.n.a. into the. from there on it's a matter of chance as to what happens if the segment of d.n.a. happens to be in the right place then it gets incorporated into the chromosomes of the organism that were successful in making it crazy to fish but that may only have been about two percent or five percent of the time so you go through many of the boreas processes of injecting. we have this extraordinary s

so what our student has here is eggs on a small strip with a very last needle that contains the d.n.a. . and hope that needle right up to the membrane and then with air pressure. shoot the d.n.a. into the. and from there on it's a matter of chance as to what happens if the. but it d.n.a. happens to be in the right place and it gets incorporated into the chromosomes of the organism and we're successful making it crazy to fish but that may only have about two percent or five percent of the time so you go through many of the boreas processes of injecting. we have this extraordinary situation where we're taking human genes and put him in a fish and we're mixing and matching the genetic makeup of the entire living kingdom and the whole community and who's deciding who you know we're changing the permanent genetic makeup permanently the entire animal kingdom and who's deciding you know in our congress here in the united states legislatures throughout the world we vote all these different laws tax laws and corporate laws what could be more important than deciding on the permanent genetic fut

egge. you know. by the time, it's 130 billion now, by the time all the baby boomers have it, the bill for alzheimer's will equal the defense budget. it'll be about 500 or $600 billion a year. so i think it's also calling upon us to increase the nih research business so that we can find a cure because, ultimately, we can't balance the budget if we have a problem like this that is on the horizon. thank you, mr. chairman, so much. >> gentleman's time has expired and, actually, that concludes today's hearing. i remind members they have ten business day toss submit questions for the record -- days to submit questions for the record, and i ask the

loaves of bread, dozens of eggs. but diners would spring up soon enough and billboards and gas stations. modern america itself would spring up soon enough. we are a roadside nation now. the lincoln highway was the road that made us one. >> the people who built the lincoln highway worked to make sure it was done in time for the panama pacific international exposition. it opened in san francisco in 1915. this is film of the dedication in 1915 of the terminus of the lincoln highway. it ended on the corner of san francisco. and it brought people to one of the greatest events in the nation's history. a world's fair of where the newly invented automobile was a innovatety and auto race a source of fascination. craig heath has our report. >> reporter: it covered 635 acres, stretching from van nuys in the east to fort plain on the west. from lombard street to the bay on the north. covering all of what is now the marina district and beyond. and all of the 10 months that it ran, the pacific expo drew 18 million people. everyone

so this is just a thick paste of mushroom and egg.re going to spread it here on the non-stick pan. and then in one nice smooth motion -- >> wow. >> reporter: nathan made me an omelet cooked in, of all things, a steamer. >> we had a lot of experiments to find the right mix of eggs to use. >> reporter: that included scrambled eggs shot out of a can like whipped cream. >> i have to say there's nothing you're doing right now that looks like an omelet. >> well, it's ann a non-traditional omelet. there you go. >> reporter: that's like no omelet i've ever had. every bit of food has been deconstructed to get to the essence of its taste and rebuilt using the core principles of science. from the juiciest chicken encased in the juiciest, crispiest exterior our crew had ever tasted, thanks to a combination of cooking then super heated roasting -- >> whoa. don't go skimpy on the gravy here. >> i won't. >> once again, this is too good for me to eat. that's incredible. >> so, we just use an ordinary box grater here. >> reporter: to a unique and deli

the teenagers can sell the eggs to pay for their summer activities. 5. >>> first lady michelle obama told bay area crowds today her husband needs their support to win the second term. she attended several fund raising events, including a dinner at the san francisco home of tech billionaire, mark. that cost diners nearly $36,000 per head. >>> we now know how maria shriver found out about arnold schwarzenegger's child. she asked the mistress point- blank. mildred broke her silence saying it became more apparent as time went on that arnold was the father and that maria heard the whispers about the physical similarities. after she confessed, maria cried with her and told her to get off her knees and they held each other, told maria it wasn't arnold's fault, it takes two. >>> she worked there for twenty years. the couple announced their split in may. in an interview, her son only found out a year ago who his father is. when she told him, he said, cool. >>> another day, another group of politicians saying that congressman anthony weiner should resign. so fa

they competed in six categories including egg russian roulette.nts don't know if the egg they're smashing into their headings boiled or raw. that is the real difficult one. >> you just don't know. >> you don't know what's going to happen. >> here's the thing, all yolks aside, they're trying to be recognized as a real sport, make it into the olympipi. come on. >> are you serious? >> this and the luge. >> middle school where you drop the egg from the top of the roof. >> or carry out a spoon or something like that. there's lots of possibilities here. >> lots of fun with eggs to be had. >> gold medal in agency-carrying. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." >>> to wimbledon now where roger federer was cruising, winning the first two sets of his quarterfinal yesterday, then the wheels came right off and joel alfred saga of france came storming bag. sending federer home. the last american was ousted yesterday. mardy fish fell to rafael nadal. the men's semis are tomorrow, the women's semis a a today. >> nadal is killing it lately. talk abou

the chickens that were killed were almost old enough to begin laying eggs, and that would have meantmore income from the kids. the money was used to fund field trips. police believe a 12-year-old boy and a younger boy who don't live here are responsible. now the youth project organizers want them to help raise more chickens as part of their punishment. alan wang, a -- abc news. >>> the family of missing nursing student michelle le plans to meet with police to figure out where to organize another search. le vanished on may 27th when she went to retrieve something from her car in the garage at kaiser hospital in hayward. detectives believe she was murdered. investigators are working with a company that specializes in getting forensic information from cell phones in the hope of public pointing a search area. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors gave their final approval for a plan to transform treasure island. the project includes building a mini city featuring 8,000 housing units along with retail and office space. the plan also calls for upgrading existing roads while building n

. >> a group of teenagers cared for the chickens and sell their eggs. the chickens were at a crucial stage of maturity. >> the chickens were just reaching to the point where they were going to lay eggs. the kids have been using that money to do social activities, like going on a camping trip. >> police arrest add 12-year- old boy from oakland this morning. apparently he was staying with a friend in the area when an officer spotted him. >> he was blaming other juveniles and of course we are looking into that as well. but the juvenile was a witness hurting the chickens with sticks and shovels. >> the suspect was charged with cruelty to animals and released to his parents. officers are looking for a second suspect. a friend of first. doug bigs of the collaborative says he would like the offenders to learn the responsibility of growing chickens. >> child has issues. i would like to see those issues addressed. you know, i'm not -- >> for now he is thankful for the school's donation of ten chicks last friday since the youth program will need to raise new chic

you don't put aufl of your eggs in one -- all of your eggs in one space. i think you're going to do great there. good luck to you. >> thank you. just -- to address the parking. we worked out a deal with the electrical -- parts -- right around the corner. like r.k., it is right on -- under the freeway and we're going to be leasing their parking lot for any time we have a busy show, we'll pay them to allow us to allow people to park there. that was -- they were surprisingly helpful. >> all right. yes. commissioner perez? >> you guys will be doing your own in-house security? >> yes. >> can you talk about your experience doing security? >> aside from just generally the management of a series of different live music venues, for example, at the independent, it is all in-house security. and i think it works most of the time. i think if you're going to have a certain show that you think you might have a problematic, what i do in oakland, for example is i mostly have it in house and if i think there is any slight possibility of a more aggressive element, if you wan

>>reporter: can you tell the difference between one of these egg and one from the store. the taste. >> they taste better. always. i was sad. >>reporter: why. >> because they give us lots of food in the morning to go to school. >> really taught them responsibility. they had to be here every day feeding them checking on them and then when they would take the egg and sell them at the farm they are learning business skills. when they take the eggs to the community breakfast every week the whole community is learning about healthy eating so the chicken did a lot. >>reporter: this youth project is more than just a chicken coop. it's the nucleus of the community that is teaching the young students and young kids how to be nurturing. how to eat healthy and how to hone in their business skills. this is essentially a 4 h program out here and dan if you know anything about 4 h which i know you do, it's a great all encompassing program that teaches kids a lot. >> it does indeed. you are so right about that. it does allen thanks very much. shame that happened. live in a&m alameda toni

there's lots of possibilities here. >> there's lots of fun with eggs to be had. >> gold medal in egg-carryingh more "world news now." >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." >>> to wimbledon now where roger federer was cruising, winning the first two sets of his quarterfinal yesterday, then the wheels just came right off and jo-wilfried tsonga of france came storming bag. he won the last three sets. sending federer home. the last american was ousted yesterday. mardy fish fell to rafael nadal. the men's semis are tomorrow, the women's semis are today. >> nadal is killing it lately. all this talk about the big tennnn stars at wimbledon, they would not have it so good if it wasn't for a certain feathered friend. >> have no fear, rufus is here. simon jack of the bbc tells us more. >> reporter: meet the real hawkeye, put to work so rafael and maria can get on with their job. while all england club staff prepare the hallowed ground of centre c crt, look skyward, and you'll see one employee doing a little airborne maintenance. he even has his own employee pass. he works for long-time bird

was it the easter eggs? >> oh, yeah. it was the easter egg roll. have you ever done that before? had an egg roll before. at a chinese restaurant. [ light laughter ] >> ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you need your writers. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, look -- yeah, yeah. i do, i do. i need -- >> you really need your writers! >> jimmy: okay -- all right. [ laughter ] it's not that funny. hey -- >> no but elmo got to meet the first -- the president for the first time. >> jimmy: oh my god, that must have been exciting. >> it was really cool. but elmo kind of -- like -- like ate his face. >> jimmy: what happened? what do you mean? >> yeah, well elmo did this -- come here, come here. elmo did like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then elmo yelled out, "where's the secret service when had needs them?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> no, but he -- he said it was -- ms. michelle obama said was okay. >> jimmy: oh, she said was okay? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: all right, good, good, good. elmo, you know, i was just gonna say, i saw you on an episode of "

they settle eggs to learn about business and nutrition.while before donated chicks that will be laying eggs. >>> a teacher from a private school in the south bay south on bail after being arrested on child sex abuse charges. san jose police revealed yesterday that 28-year-old colette phelps was arrested on the june 1. she is accused of committing lewd acts with a student at stratford school. police didn't say which of the three stratford schools in san jose was involved or whether the alleged victim was male or female. >>> a fire at an east bay school is now being called suspicious this morning. the flames destroyed furniture, equipment and textbooks at martin luther king elementary school in richmond. the building was scheduled to be demolished this summer and everything was going to be moved to a new school building. that new building also suffered smoke damage. >>> time now 5:40. keep an eye on your sunday newspaper. the reality show that might be causing a spike in thefts. >>> and the real skinny on your celery. which sex stands to ben

a careful loan against your nest egg is not necessarily bad. it's an inexpensive way to borrow regardless of your credit score, and since you pay interest back into your own account, you could end up with more money socked away than when you started. but before you do it, ask these questions. first, will you keep saving in your 401(k) as you repay the loan? you don't want to simultaneously pull money out in a loan and stop funding your retirement-- unless you want to work until you're 90. second, is your job secure? if you leave work with an outstanding 401(k) loan, you'll have to repay it immediately or face taxes on the balance, plus possibly a 10% penalty. finally, do you really need a loan? is it for something that will make you better off-- like a college education? or for a splurge vacation? a dumb loan is a dumb loan whether it's from your 401(k) or not. i'm eric schurenberg. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for wednesday, june 15. i'm tom hudson. good night everyone, and good night to you too, susie. >> susie: good night tom. i'

this is just hours after the chick hatched from its egg.c >>> it's only days old but the darling of the san francisco zoo is a baby penguin. this is just hours after the chick hatched from its egg. not ready for prime time but in a couple of months it will be splashing around -- loud though -- with its fellow penguin chicks. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, san francisco firefighters hurt in the line of duty. three firefighters hurt, two critically. the latest on their conditions. it's all coming up tonight at 5:00 and 6:00 right here on eyewitness news. >>> and weather-wise, what's cooking. we have some partly cloudy skies around the bay area, a bigger storm looks like it's going to affect weekend plans. but be prepared for that one. >> sounds like a rainy june. >> yeah. >> all right. thanks, lawrence. that's it for us here at cbs 5 newsroom. have a great afternoon. we'll see you tonight again at 5:00. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,, [ woman ] everybody's looking for deals these days, and i'm not talking about saving

>> it doesn't break the egg.that doesn't scratch the pan. what are you going to tell me. >> i was going to tell you where to put the statue la. now i know. >> i hope you come visit me. are you going to visit me? >> i would love to come visit me. don't say that and then put me on the show. >> i will, many times. put it in the middle. >> is this cooking too fast? >> not fast at all actually. keep pulling the edges in. do you think matt wants egg, omelet? >> matt loves a good omelet. >> this is taking a long time. >> i think you have to raise the heat. >> well, you shut it off. want peppers and cheese? >> mm-hmm. >> see how pretty it looks? >> beautiful. >> nice and colorful. not too brown on the bottom. >> you purposely did my pan too cold. >> you have to keep adjusting the heat. you're doing well. there. >> do you have a fork, martha? >> i do. for you, matt, anything. >> that's close. >> what do you think? >> that looks good. it's edible. if you serve it to your family, they will be thankful. >> i'm not eating tha

put it through this opening and set it down. >> reporter: you can cook anything from fish cakes to eggs. first, remove food from the refrigerator and let it sit until it reaches room temperature. it should be cooked after an hou hour. >> the more you dry out the food, the longer it lasts. the longer it stays in the smoker, the better. >> very interesting. i think i may be starting a new hobby there. >>> time to check on some of the stories we've gathered from broadcasters aroun asia. we begin with this item sent by ddi india. india hosted the main events marking this year's world environment day in new delhi on sunday, pledging to play a constructive role in protecting the environment. this is the first time india has been the primary host since the united nations instituted the environment day in 1972. the theme this year was forests, nature at your service. india's environment minister said that the theme highlights the importance of striking a balance between environmental protection and economic development. he added that india is a good example of the effort to conserve forests whi

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the mother, blanch, still has three more eggs but they still don't know if those eggs will hatch. that will do it for us. our next newscast is at ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great day.

memorandums and there was there in the package is result is they kill the goose that lays the golden eggs of development and this is unsustainable and yanni sveta fucking is lecturer at the university of athens believes the greek crisis is the result of the glaring flaws in the euro. i don't eighty percent of the population against what has been pushed to the parliament and even worse than that. to our own politicians even those who are voting for those measures do not believe in them these them believe were crossing themselves hoping to put a miracle bailout mark one was passed on a year ago in may of two thousand and ten and it failed spectacularly its logic was false and its application made the problem worse rather than better. and meanwhile i'm of very much afraid that a new deficit is emerging a deficit of political legitimacy both in the service companies like germany and holland and in the deficit countries like greece and ireland the government is on borrowed time don't forget that this is a prime minister who only about ten days ago tried to fall on his sword and missed he was p

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were donated to the garden last week, but it will be a while before they are old enough to produce eggs and replace those that were killed. >>> a teacher from a private school in the south bay is out on bail after being arrested on child sex abuse charges. san jose police revealed yesterday that 28-year-old colette phelps was arrested on june 1 accused of committing lewd acts with a student at stratford school. police didn't say which of the three stratford schools in san jose was involved or whether the alleged victim was male or female. >>> 4:34. as the murder rate climbs in san jose the city has decided to lay off police officers for the first time in its history. the city council approved mayor reed's budget plan yesterday. that was just hours after the police officers association agreed to take a 10% pay cut. an arbitrator will decide whether the cuts extend beyond one year. it will save 156 jobs but more than 100 will still be laid off. >>> in all, about 500 city jobs will be cut including some already vacant, some city services will be outsourced, and hours will be reduced at com

they were trying to find an ideal spot to lay their eggs. they have a twitter account. this is what happens when you're a famous animal doing something you're not supposed to be doing. >> little speed bumps. glad they removed them. >> nice sized turtles. >> 150 of them. and it's kind of a mating ground, i hear, for them. >> is it? i love how the control tower and the pilots were very professional in their communication. all critters off the runway before we move on about our business. >> we'll check in with you in a bit, rob. >> all right, ali. >>> i'll read you a quote now. they want to see two girls come together and have a mud wrestling fight and i'm hot going to give it to them. scratching your head about who said it? i'll have an answer after the break. eight minutes after the hour. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat, too, and has 5 grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. new ensure high protein... fifty pe

keep it simple--8 eggs. just dump it all in, 'cause it's a quick dinner, lunch, breakfast, anytime with rolls, croissants. just with that alone, oh, my gosh. ok. now, the custard is gonna be filled about 3/4 to the top of the rim. we'll leave a little border. ok? take aluminum foil. lightly cover it. and we're gonna t it in the oven quickly at 375 for about 45 minutes. let it cook. take the cover off. 15 minutes--let it finish on its own. and then take it out when it's lightly finished. in the center is the custard. and here's what you get--a beautiful quiche to serve all day long i'm the executive pastry cf at mission beach ca. thank you and good-bye. >> so, if you think i get to taste a lot of great things for this job, well, you'd actually be right. but this next assignment was one of my favorites. for more than 30 years, visitors from all over the state have made massimo's restaurant a favorite when visiting the south bay city of fremont. and what may seem just like the claic italian fare being served he

golden eggs of development and this is unsustainable. well the struggle in athens to keep the euro alive has some nations who have long wanted to join the e.u. asking a new question is it even worth it artie's tom barton reports. let your kid turkey is in asia minor not in europe turkey's place is not inside the european union turkey started seeking integration with europe in the one nine hundred fifty s. and was made me you can do that in one nine hundred ninety nine but since then france and germany have remained opposed continually stalling negotiations turkey. and the european union have actually stalled the. relationship for such a long time now that the turkish public is tired of it the main reason turks think the europeans don't want them immigration first well they come and steal our jobs like the polish plumber did. and second well they threaten us culturally but others see the real fair in paris and berlin as a loss of political power this sort of french german condominium is already on the challenge but with the inclusion of t

. >> three egg.i like to give them a little shush before i add them to the bowl. >> zhush. >> it's a whisk, you know, when you get the egg in. reach on in with your fingers. it's all good. >> i know it is. i saw my mother do this many times. i love to cook, too. three eggs. >> give it a little zhush. >> mix it altogether. >> and just a bit of vanilla to round out the flavor. give that a wivg. and you want this combined. only way to mess this up is overbeat the dry ingredients once in. once they're in, you want to get them lightly combined. >> that looks easy. get that mixed up. >> mixed up. then what? >> pour into a baking pan. you want to get it more than this. >> okay. but then. >> you get the idea. >> how long does it bake? >> until it tests clean with a toothpick. it's going to be 55 to 60 minutes. you want a toothpick to come out with -- >> a regular bread pan. >> regular bread pan and give it a spray before you put the cake in it. >> comes out looking like? >> comes out looking like this. you c

. >> the mother, blanch, there, still have three more eggs but they don't know if the eggs will hatchha is cute. it's a chance to go see her. >> sal, that's enough to stop traffic. >> people can just go boy and see it. good morning, everyone. certainly, that's not affecting traffic, which is good but we are looking at situations that will be slow. at the toll plaza it has been steady and slow. we had a couple hiccups but nothing too big. let's look at 83408 -- 880 northbound, passing the coliseum, southbound 880 as you drive top wentham, no major problems. in the south bray if you're traveling on 280 northbound, it's been slow getting into the valley and very slow as the centers turn to dark red. 85 to 87 to cupertino. >> well below average for some, especially inland, upper 70s, low 80s. mostly cloudy. partly cloudy skies. south bay mostly sunny. the system that brought us the crazy weather is moving out. it's clipping the north bay. it left behind a lot of low clouds. santa rosa, napa, fairfield, not much but enough to give a few light rain showers. 50s on temps. 55 covers it. that