chop them real fine. chipotles go into the bowl, and i'm going to put the food processor back together. no need to clean it for this. the tomatillos that i did in the microwave have cooled to room temperature, and now i'm going to turn this on and make a smooth puree. okay, that's going to give a beautiful consistency to this salsa. so we have both raw and cooked tomatillos going in here. coming together beautifully. and now for the oranges. i'm going to do little... what are called a supreme of an orange. and you start that by cutting top and bottom off of the orange, and then go all the way around, cutting with the shape of the orange and taking all of the white pith off. now, to cut out the seedless supreme, you just cut between the little membranes. it's best if you cut these little orange segments up into sort of bite-size pieces. you'll see why when the guests arrive, which reminds me that i'm going to give this a little bit of salt, stir that in, go change for my guests, and then put out all of the

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. - fine ! i will do that ! - this place won't even be here in a month. yeah, yeah, fine, fine ! go on, go on ! come back in a month and we will see who is right ! mr. brashov. - what is it ? - i heard what he said. ah, he does not know what he's talking about. we will open on time. if there is a problem with the oven, i'm sure i can fix it. let me see what i can do. is this okay mr. brashov ? okay, mr. brashov, i'm ready to paint the na on the awning. now, what are you going to call this place ? - i don't know yet. - you've got to call it something. when i think of a name i will tell you. how can you open a restaurant without a name ? believe me that's the least of my problems. my chef just quit; the newspaper did not run the waitress ad until yesterday. so here i am two days before opening. i have no cook, and even if i did, there is no one to serve the food. there is now ! hi. i'm miranda. actress, guitar player fortune teller. i'm here about the waitress job. - yeah, and i'm here to run for president. - so ? when do i start ? so, you need someone to serve food or what ? i rea

he'll--he'll be fine. i know, i know. ok, have a good time. bye. have fun. argh! arthur! [laughter] doug: so i tell her, i said, "look, lady, "i just need you to sign for the package, right? i'm not allowed to come inside." and then, i swear to god, her robe just opens... deacon: get outta here. i'm telling you, she pulls the sash, the thing opens, boom! i'm staring right at simon and garfunkle. look, man, i would have gone for it. yeah, you would have run away screaming. hey, i get hit on a lot at work, ok? what, when they're buyin' subway tokens they fondle your hand through the little slot? yeah, your mother does. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. let me finish my story, please, huh? so anyway, i'm trying to look like i'm not rattled, you know-- hey, doug, where's the old man? doug: oh, there he is. let me--let me go wrangle him, huh? doug: arthur? come on. let's go. we, uh, we got a booth. what kind of a joint is this anyway? one of those private, uh... after-hour clubs? it's just a place we hang out. cops ever come in and bust it up? it's a restaurant. come on. that's

and depending upon how fine you want it, if you want it to be really fine you do several parallel cuts. >> leigh: okay. >> joanne: now what you do is the tip of your knife towards the root end and with several parallel cuts you can just cut all the way through. don't cut through the root end though. >> leigh: got you. >> joanne: now, turn it so that the first cut side is to your right hand and then you just cut your onions so you're dicing. good let's add some olive oil. you can add a few tablespoons, maybe about three to that pan. let's turn this on again. maybe a touch more. good. so, i'm using an extra virgin olive oil for that. and then you can add these onions. we've got lots. we may not use all of these. now, with a wooden spoon you can stir that. so, go ahead and add a minced clove of garlic. and you can add some crushed red pepper flakes. >> leigh: okay. >> joanne: i would say maybe a half teaspoon. >> leigh: ooh that's a lot. >> joanne: that's good, okay, not too much though. alright now we stir that for about one minute and it's going to be really aromatic. you'll really smel

predators on the system not just getting these fines that are costly getting fines civil fines they'd be criminally indicted increment resigned barzilla i think that's right as long as fines are all that happens then the corporations can absorb it's kind of a tax write off but the until bankers feel the cell door shutting off of them then it will not discourage them from the kind of activities that you've been so ruthless in pursuing and divine love of the mayor of london your finance economic czar will be sitting here and they'll be jumping in the river on the other so the odds of you becoming maryland unemployed favor it when i have a clear like a one twenty five to one and there isn't a mysterious blank spot at the bottom where the possibility of running under labor says that the market will be void if on the labor candidate which is and goes a lot of interesting speculation but the other government party the liberal democrats are sixty six to one so i've clearly got a better chance than them if i decide to run but if i did part of the money festival would be to clean up this place

fine, fine, fine. look, we can share off my plate, all right? that's my boy.ight, so... what do you want me to get first? just put whatever you want for yourself on one half of the plate, and the other half, load it up with beets! uh, dear? yes, mrs. hanley? i'm diabetic and i can't take any sugar. do you have any equal? oh, yes. it's right over there. oh, thank you so much. you're welcome. ! little carrie spooner. hi, mr. tepper. my, how the years fly by. it seems like only yesterday you were a gangly little kid, you know, with the pigtails and the braces. you remember that? worst years of my life. yes, i do. ha ha. and now look at you. you blossomed into a lovely young lady. oh, thank you so much. no, i mean it. you're gorgeous with that velvet skin and that tight little body. yeah, you're probably as limber as a cat. [doorbell rings] excuse me. thank you! oh, mr. glassman! hey! hi! carrie. it's good to see ya. oh, thank you for coming! are you kidding? ha! think i would miss a wonderful thing like this? wild horses couldn't keep-- who invited that miserable

or, to, or the first time violations you will impose a fine of $2,500 i think, but there was a set fine that gets imposed, and then, there is some discretionary procedure, if they want to say that they are mitigating circumstances or you think that there are aggravating circumstances? >> yes. >> but it would be something, fairly, and it would not require any great process, from the point of view of the staff, it simply once you find out, or once you are satisfied that there has been an excess contribution, what happens after that is just spelled out. >> pretty much, so, yes. >> and when you pointed out that i left out is, up to this point, we just took the excess amount as the penalty. >> right. >> going forward, and we are going to do that and then assessment of and give a fine on top of the penalty if you will. >> i understand. >> and any public comment? >> hi. my name is erica boyd and i thank the staff for putting forward these proposals i know that it takes a lot of time. the first issue that we have, i know that you talked about the law in 2008, but the fees came forward on july 1

. >> he's fine, i'm fine, we're all fine. we don't need people coming up to see us. me and the wife don't need people interfering with the family! you married? children? >> no. >> well, if you were, maybe you'd understand. oh, thanks about sorting out that fridge problem. those boys are like magpies. magpies, i tell you. nice to meet you, doctor. >> you should have told me. >> here, sit. sit down. now, your mom and i--we were--we were having troubles. i left for a while, and then i came back. >> and i've trusted you for 25 years. >> your mother always looked after the important papers in the house, all right? now, in here--i've never seen this. in here is your birth certificate. i thought, well, if i don't know what's written there, you're still my son. all right? now, why don't we just put this away, all right? >> no. i'm not going to hide from the truth, like you. i want to know. go on. >> you do it. go on. all right. >> i knew it. i knew it. >> just goes to show. you recognize the name there? >> yeah, but i don't know--she just didn't get to put your name in. eh?

maximum available fine. what is that? a bajillion dollars plus infinity hours of community service, writing a handwritten apology note to every living creature affected by the spill? judge johnny approves of this. but just out of curiosity, what actually is the maximum fine? >> the maximum statutory fine in this case, that is $200,000. >> john: $200,000? so you can ruin the gulf coast and destroy the evidence all for the price of four toyota avalons and half a semester at n.y.u.? actually, you know what? you know what? hold on. maybe this is good news. let me just do the math here. 200 million gal ons spilled. that comes out of one tenth of a cent per gallon so we did it. we brought down oil prices. here is the amazing thing. that punishment was so light, even halliburton was uncomfortable with it. >> halliburton made a voluntary contribution of $55 million to the national fish and wildlife foundation that was not conditioned on the court's acceptance of its plea agreement. >> john: money that presumably wen

>> fine. >> fine! >> fine, go ahead! >> mm-hmm. >> we don't need you! >> yeah. >> 'cause we can take care of ourselves! >> no, don't say that. >> yeah! >> no. >> thank you for that movie. i had a really good time. > yeah, me too. but was it me, or did that harry potter have a full mustache? >> yeah, i'm pretty sure that was his kid sitting next to us. >> right. so, is this where you live? >> um...no, i'm staying with my sister while my condo is remodeled. >> oh, okay. and is she home? >> uh, no, she's gone for the weekend. >> hmm. think i'm starting to like her already. so-- >> okay. uh, you know, maybe you should go home... >> uh-- >> now. >> are you serious? it's--it's not even 10:00. do you got a curfew? >> no. why would i have a curfew? i'm 21. >> i thought you said you were 23. >> did i? oh, i am 23. i didn't mean to say 21. people tell me i look so young all the time because i wear this moisturizer every night, and when i wake up in the morning i look really young and-- >> oh. you okay? >> yeah. that was just really unexpected. >> yeah, i know. i'

fine. i am trying to become a voice-over artist. uh-huh. right. so, this is for, like, books on tape. okay. "the velvet glove." "in the heat of passion, "raw human animalistic tendencies take over. "armando rubbed her lower lip with his rough, callused forefinger." [ both laugh ] how's that? how's that? i need to bring it up or bring it down? i think that's fine. let me try something a little different. "as he continued around to the nape of my neck --" i love that. that was really good. that's awesome. hey, ladies, you were great. have a good one. all right, you too. [ surf music plays ] look out! look out! i don't know how to drive this damn thing. whoa! look out! look out! whoa! mon dieu! whoa, whoa, whoa! [ dogs bark ] whoa! whoa! [ chuckles ] [ dog barks ] whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! whoa! whoa! whoa! whoa! little help here. excuse me. can you help me? i need to get this wheelchair down there. okay. oh. oh. thank you very much. okay. thank you. man: excuse me. did you see a wheelchair over here? yeah. you helped somebody steal my wheelchai

so, in addition to being a fine, fine mayor in the 1800s, he is also was known to be not only a greathilantropist what who donated a good portion of his wealth to the city. of course he was one of the first practicing men of jewish faith and so he did that as well while he was mayor. all of this as part of the great history of san francisco, one that we honor and if we could bring a theme for philantropy for anybody who owns one 12th of anything here in san francisco and it would be a great accomplishment. this is what mayor sutro brought to our city and i am so happy that leo has made this presentation with our artists. and jonna and hendrikson. you are hiding someplace, i hear that you are shy. [ applause ] >> thank you, for your artistic talent and also working with leo and the fund-raising effort, of course, that we had to bring to this effort. working through the arts commission, and our city hall historic preservation commission to make this happen. this adds, fine, fine history to the wealth of the mayoral bust that we have in the great city hall and it is of course appropriate

kelly: it's really fine, hon. really fine. richie: let's "oppo-zoppo!" deacon: let's do this! box. spring. "oppo-zoppo." fall. yeah! yay! whoo! guess you found your game, rich. yeah. i was beginning to think you didn't have one. well, any game that gets donna jumping up and down is the game for me. oh, stop. you guys are 2 points away from winning. get out of here. let me see that. kelly: you've got 48. they got 40. we only have 36. deacon: we better get on it. kelly: yeah, baby. [all saying good-byes] we had a great time. not a problem. great. good-bye. you guys are 2 & 0, but next time you're going down. you know where we live. it's just a game. who cares who wins, right? bye-bye. what the hell is wrong with you? i don't know! you're unbelievable! peeking at cards, moving our thing extra spaces, you know, once i started to look for it, it was quite a show. and what was that whole confession thing about, huh? was that just to throw 'em off track? no. i meant that! you know, when i said it. and then you still cheated. well, i wouldn't have had to if you had given me one decent clue

fine! what am i doin'? oh, she's so annoying. she has high hair. she totally didn't get the sandwich shop thing. just pull away, man. just pull away. it's been a happy union. he does laundry, and i do the cleaning. there's only two of us... how much dirt can we manufacture? more than you think. very little. [ doorbell rings ] [ lee ] let's have a look, morty. it's a sweeper. what's this? what's that? well we'll find out. we'll find out. [ lee ] it goes under all the way to the back wall. i came in under the assumption that it was clean. i've been living in a fool's paradise! oh boy... there you go... morty just summed it up. the next 44 years we'll be fine. the coffee you drink adds up over the years... causing deep, set-in stains. crest 3d white whitestrips go beyond where most toothpastes can reach, safely removing stains below the enamel surface to whiten as well as a $500 treatment. crest 3d white whitestrips. oh. ♪ [ female announcer ] stress sweat smells the worst. and secret clinical strength gives you four times the protection against it. s

. >> i'm fine, fine. john: no, you're not fine. i'm not pussying out and throwing it to the web like cnn. >> john: that's very brave. (mumbling) john: actually, you didn't get the list. just to correct you there. >> all right. (first on the list is the) gunshot). >> oh, [bleep]. oh, come on. >> john: that's wild. that dart took a while to get to you. >> took a while. that stings. >> john: are you okay? i'm fine, john. i'm fine. all right. now let me just check one thing. are you a sea horse? >> john: no, i'm not. i'm not a sea horse. >> then i'm not okay. john: aasif mandvi, everyone. we'll be right bac )bb0f[p"p"4dpÑ welcome back. now the trayvon mart up case shows that race remains a difficult subject. really? what's the big deal? sam bee and jessica williams filed this report. >> the president has called upon americans to have a frank and open discussion on race. >> there has been talk about, should we convene a conversation on race? >> there's just one problem. is country is afraid to talk about race. >> it is still very diffic

programs or just a fine? >> there are a lot of components of improving things and you've got to realize also that this fine is not the only action going on around the refinery and trying to improve the way it operates. there have been -- investigations and recommendations from different levels of government, federal, state, local. all of these things are sort of in play at the moment, and the company has its own program for trying to clean things up there. so there's -- there's -- there's still a lot of stuff going on that has not even gown settle down. >> so a suggestion made, sbrut there been actual safety improvements or changes made? >> there have been some. the refine lay gone around and replaced a lot of equipment, although not nearly as much as many people would like. they have installed some air pollution monitors, the perimeter of the place. although they haven't done everything there that they agreed to do several years ago. in terms of set offing up monitors and in the surrounding neighborhoods. so

he says everything is fine. his teammates say everything is fine. but is he? in the clubhouse today they are feeling good. we'll talk about buck in a moment. >> of course i do, that's not even a question. i need to hear that with the foo fighters, if i don't hear that when that third out is made, something's wrong. >> what else is there to say, i've talked about this for the last three days. so my confidence is findings buck's confidence is fine, we're good. we're going to win tonight, that's it. >> so jim johnson saying bucks confidence in him is fine. and buck showalter said if asked if johnson was his best option to be the closer, he said yes. but we have many options and if he were to take a break it's not something the team would announce. we'll have to wait to see who comes out of the gate when the situation arises. so not the ringing endorsement that we had seen. jim johnson says everything is fine mechanically. back home, they say they put the arizona series behind them, which they lost three games by one run, all blown saves. orioles feeling much bett

visibility is six miles in santa rosa and eight at half moon bay and everyone else is fine. do not see any results of drizzle near the reporting stations. for the bay the next 12 hours show more sunshine than this time yesterday. 58 degrees. it will be sunny by noon and 68. temperatures are close to normal at 76 in the afternoon hours. cooling back to 64 in the evening so you need a coat. inland we have clouds up north at 58. 78 by noon. this is the warm of the area at near 90 at 4:00. still holding on to 80 at 7:00. the coast will see more sunshine and warmer weather today, and you will peak in the low-to-mid 60's between 2:00 and 4:00. leyla gulen? >> hope everyone brought their appetite for the traffic report we have video shot of the report of an accident i told you about this morning involving an overturned tomato truck. it is slippery. they are scooping up tomatoes. it was a big mess. that south of i-80. the area is shut down as crews clean up this saucy mess. it is very slippery. be careful. your drive coming along the bay bridge toll plaza the traffic is moving along

in the loma prieta earthquake so everything is fine. is that true ? >> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for tape 55 >> welcome, this is carl. >> great to meet you. >> great to me you, and i want to thank you for your interest and this is the city's animal shelter. and come in and a lot of people come here to adopt a animal or if they have lost their animal or looking for other animal

then fine, fine! do what you want! i didn't wanna come here in the first place.ard to a nice evening at the theater. you dragged me to this... city of sin. oh, please! you wanted to come. you were just afraid to tell carrie. i am not afraid of carrie, ok? i fear no man. oh, yeah? then how come you couldn't tell her you wanted to go gambling, huh? how come? 'cause i was tryg to spare her feelings! yeah, right. it is right! that's bull! and on top of everything else, i had to lie to kelly because you were afraid she'd tell carrie about this. you know, i don't like lying to my wife. doesn't make me feel too good. [wimpy] "oh, i don't like lying to my wife. lying makes my tummy ache." hey, you keep that up, i might call kelly and tell her we're here. go ahead. well, maybe i will. do it. go ahead! fine! here i go. go, go, go! hey, kel, it's me. listen... remember when i told you before about us having another delivery to do? well, actually, we didn't have another delivery. we went to atlantic city to gamble. i was bluffing! yeah. i'm sorry i didn't tell you before, bu

he just needs to work on his fine motor skills a little. they're thinking of keeping him in pre-k one more year. really. interesting. why? why is that interesting? oh, nothing. you got any doughnuts? don't give him any! he already had 2! i still have coffee left! you refilled that coffee so you could have more doughnuts! so she ate them! that's right, because 2 doughnuts are enough. well, how many did you have? why do you change the subject? wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. i know what to do. i know what to do. get out! what's the matter, dear? michael might get left back in preschool. what? oh. interesting. what? what's so interesting? what, is he stupid? nobody's stupid, frank. michael's a little young for the class, and besides, girls mature faster than boys. oh. so i guess geoffrey's fine then. yeah. all right. stop it, frank. raymond's upset. it's ok, dear. it's just preschool. that's what i told him. and if he has to stay, geoffrey will stay with him. oh, that's good. no, no, no! why not, frank? law of nature. you get left

it's fine, dad. i wanted to lose a little weight. honey, could you pass the "i can't believe it's not salad dressing"? thank you. all right, carrie, this is stupid. you don't need to lose weight. you're fine the way you are. no, no, no. i'm doing this. you know, here. let me give you some spaghetti. doug, please, would you just leave me alone? you know what? if you're going on a diet, then i'm going on a diet. hey! stop with the diet talk! it's crazy! actually, you could lose a few pounds. you know what? i intend to, ok? i'll tell you that right now. i'm gonna fix myself a nice plate right here. a good hunk of haddock... some veggies... and i am golden. honey, was that enough for you? oh, yeah, plenty. i couldn't eat another drop. ah, sweet broccoli. honey, i gotta tell you, i am loving this celery. and unlike a chili dog, no mess in the bed. flannels? what happened to that little cute number you were wearing last night? what are those on your p.j.s? ducks. you know, i've always been a little attracted to ducks. webbed feet... feathe

>>. >> she was fine. i hope she was fine. because i don't think there was-- . >> rose: she said how great you were and just get tougher. >> right. i mean, yeah, i guess it was tough. it was just a question. it was just a question. it wasn't a got you. she's not-- it's not like-- she's openly, that's easily available information. >> rose: being who you are and what it's done with you and for you and how great it is, would you like doing something like i do? you know? >> no, for real? >> rose: yeah. >> no, no, no. i like jokes. no, no i couldn't do this. i'm not qualified do what you do. >> rose: yeah, you are. >> no, i'm not, no, no, i'm not. i'm not qualified to sit down with a world leader and have a broad ranging discussion about the issues of the day. because there are instincts that i have that are inappropriate in that scenario. i can't shut them down. i couldn't shut them down when i was in a class room at 8 years old, i certainly can't do it now. >> rose: so when you decide you wanted to be a comedian, if you make a de

i'm fine, ma. it's just that stefania's father wasn't too thrilled to, uh, find me with his daughter. what?! now, he's havin' a vacation. i went out the window when pops went to get a shovel. congratulations. stefania fogagnolo. oh, thanks, there, giorgio. signore fogagnolo -- he will kill you. you better stay away from that girl, robbie! yeah, right. nothin' like this has ever happened to me before. hey, ray, you want to go get a gelato? i'm not goin' there with that father. come on. no, get out of here. he'll use me to beat you to death. come on, look -- hey, maybe he'll chase us with the shovel. come on. fratello mio, e' cosi' buono -- get off me, you nut! hey, hey, hey! you got to wake up, here, little bro! look where you are, man! you're missin' it! ♪ la donna mobile, qual piu ma vento ♪ i-i've never seen him like this -- so happy. i don't like it. hi, daddy! hi, daddy! hi, daddy! hey, what did you do, feed the ducks or somethin'? you want to feed them with us tomorrow? yeah, maybe. i don't kn

absolutely fine. - well, it's not you then, is it? - no. think it's us she's got the problem with. hello, boys, i just popped over to see how you were settling in. pat's gonna show us how to light the boiler. - yeah? - yeah, it's looking lovely. all that stuff. gonna be a real family home. yeah, well, we try our best, eh, fellas? - so you worked out the sink yet? - no. well, the hot water comes out the cold tap, and vice versa. 'cause the plumber fixed them up the wrong way round. roy couldn't bring himself to fetch the fella back in. bet you're pleased, ain't you, alfie? - yeah, i'm over the moon, pat. - bet you'll be here for years. yeah, seems like that. yeah, well, um... i brought some curtains over for you. - d'you want me to hang them up? - that'd be great, pat. well, no, nana's asleep in the front room, darling. well, i'll be silent as a mouse. ( vacuum hums, stops ) i don't remember invitin' you round. i wanted to say sorry about the misunderstanding earlier. - the money. - i never asked den for anything. - i know you never. - it di

david: they're being fined because of what they were forced to do by the people who are now fining themvid: we have to leave it at that. george malone, columnist for "the wall street journal" the man who, i don't know may have made a mistake but maybe not by hiring me 30 years ago. >> i don't think so. david: thank you very much, george. cheryl, over to you. cheryl: he needs to stick around. i want stories. >>> the hybrid wars are revving up as ford increases its share of the hybrid market. toyota is fighting back. jeff flock talks to a top toyota executive about the company's battle to be number one. ♪ weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. every day of the week. centurylink® your link to what's next. is. david: for the first time ever toyota is bringing al