fried. >> i wanted to thank danielle for the work that she did. there were two co-chairs one left the city family and got another job and she tooked over the work herself and even though i have criticisms i want to acknowledge she did an excellent job getting this through the process it went through and there were a lot of ideas that people had. there were other stuff want in the report and nothing to do with renewable energy generation and it could be used by the in the future and i wanted to acknowledge that. >> thank you mr. fried and we do acknowledge her hard work and excellent presentation and we look forward to working with you. unless there are other comments madam clerk if you could call item four please. >> item number four, 2013 lafco meeting schedule. >> great. colleagues, as we're nearing the end of the calendar year this is our opportunity to talk about what our calendar looks like for the next coming calendar year, and i think you have a memo in your packets that's also availa

fried. >> yeah. i want to make sure there are no other am whys we wanted to look at. >> >> on next year's agenda and spent so much time on that one. >> in terms of goals and objectives colleagues? we heard from commissioner olague about -- i think a very, very good issue which is the issue of committee appointments and the structure where you have split appointments as opposed to simply mayoral appointments and how that works. i think that is one possibility. commissioner avalos. >> just a vague idea that i want to put out there that could be looked at by lafco maybe. one is we talk about san francisco's growing economy, and it's especially growing in the tech sector. there was a report in the paper today from the bay area council study and uc berkeley study there is a great multiplying effect happening right now with jobs created but i'm wondering if the city having greater or in the water to make sure that we are building a pipeline between long-term local residents especially comments of color wit

. >> artwork made with ketchup and fries? >> i couldn't believe that it was real. >> they are videos so original, so funny, so bizarre, you just have to pass them on. they're viewed by millions. >> owwww! >> what's their secret formula? ♪ "caught on camera: viral videos - millions served." >> hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." have your friends ever e-mailed you a video that's so funny, so unique, or so completely absurd that you felt like you have to send it to everyone you know? if you've pressed "send," you've had a hand in spreading a viral video. it's not big budgets or great production values that make these videos so compelling. in this hour you'll see some of the most watched viral videos. each video has more than a million hits online. but why? you be the judge. ketchup and fries make a great snack, but can they make a work of art? using about ten packets of ketchup and a carton of fries, artist jason baalman proves, well, yes, they can. >> when i first saw it, i watched it a few times. i coul

. >> get your damn hands off my fries, lady. if i want to be a fatty, and shovel french fries all day long it's my choice. >> jon: yes! and while french fries have been legal, cheap and ubiquitous, point taken. tell buts buffet. >> we have a real problem with food. it needs to be local. >> jon: (bleep) that! get your damn hands off the french fries laidism unless, you know what i'm sorry. i guess you are trying to do what is good for everybody. i think you know who else wanted to do what was good for everybody. >> hitler was a vegetarian. wanted to take and spread the glories of vegetarianism and saying it's good for everybody we should eat this. >> jon: i was going to say jesus but if you want to go there -- um -- anyway. so wait, what else? what else will happen in the town that you built to get away from the nanny state? >> we want to make real movies and real television with one that doesn't constantly assault the things that we all stand for, redesign our residential areas. take the concrete out of the street and replace th

. >> over a fried catfish, he says he now lives in burbank and in new orleans for work. >> since we're staying in the same hotel. they were coming in and out and i had a couple. >> over another table, over in florida. >> like joe montana and others. >> they are happy to droo host the 49er fans and wouldn't mind if somebody stopped by, too. >> we like kaepernick. >> the crew over here got a sweet treat when coach jim harbaugh came by. just another delicious example of what new orleans has to offer. >> fat free and low-carb. >> unfortunately, none of that is true, but the portions are huge. i couldn't finish by breakfast. taking this to go, keep in mind this fast i have feast only costs 3.99. >> companies are caught up early in superbowl frenzy. some have released their superbowl ads in a shifting new strategy. live in san francisco where advertisers new playbook. >>> you know it's a superbowl strategy which appears to be working but some companies like budweiser prefer secrecy before their game day ads. this billboard can be seen if you are coming off the bay bridge. but companies want

we have jason fried who will present. >> thank you. jied jason fried brief staff. we had a meeting and went over six items that the commissioners brought up and a item from the public and since then we got an eighth item to look at from a supervisor's office and working with supervisor avalos we looked at what is good. the first one started out as appointment to commissions. in discussions with supervisor avalos there was interest to expand that and possibly turn this not just appointments to commissions but how -- when elected positions become open how does the process look compared to other jurisdictions and places around the country? so we expanded that topic. that is something that can be done in house by staff on this. the next item was jobs in the tech sector. after further discussion with supervisor avalos who brought this item up it was determined maybe hold off on this and revisit it in the future if something new comes up on that subject. >> i believe supervisor kim on the board of supervisors is looking at that issue and holding a public hearing on it. >

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they have one for lunch and then they have pizza for dinner and then fried onion as an appetizer and ben and jerry's ice cream for dessert. >> you're talking about human conventions and why is that? the larger question is we have the opposite of a slowness society, have you heard of the slowness society movement, the slowness movement or the mind fullness movement where you appreciate the pleasure, you go out and have a meal as the italian culture usually does and they extend the meal and you act like a civilized human being instead of living not in the future but in tomorrow and the next day and the next day? >> well, if you had a pepperoni pizza slowly that would not help your arteries. >> no, but i'm -- what i'm saying is you're driven into the pepperoni pizza repetition phenomenon by the requirement to have fastoods in order to liberate yourself from the activities of the day so you can move towards tomorrow. >> that's the problem. >> you sense that, don't you? >> absolutely. >> why don't you condemn that as well as condemning the food phenomenon. i mean, you've got a larger issu

if you eat empty calories, soft drink, french fries. french fries are the single worst food. the average person eating french fries will gain three pounds a year. >> just from french fries? >> just from french fries. baked potato, that's fine. when you add sugar or salt and you fry them down, our body can't deal with that. our body says, you gave me calories but no nutrients. >> i was struck come being from europe by two things. one, incredible amount of fast food that you americans guzzle and secondly the amazing portions that come with almost every meal. you cannot order breakfast in america without somebody in a restaurant shoveling on potatoes, fries, without anybody asking for it. you just shovel out the food. >> we're all beginning to -- >> i mean that in a nice way. >> right. we've gotten very comfortable making those portions part of what we do. this has been looked at. you move the plate size to large which we have done. now we have 11 inch plates. that's a lot more food. we ended up visually looking that size. >> if everybody exercised portion control. literally cut

french fries or belgian fries? should we try? >> only one way to find out. you have to ask which one's which? >> they're more of a meal in belgium. in france, more of a side dish. in belgium, lots of mayonnaise. >> do you like mayonnaise on it? >> a little too much oil. >> i like the way it clears out your sinuses. >> is that the belgian? >> those are belgian. those are french. >> those are pretty good, too. >> belgian is the father. >> sorry, paris, back after your local news. or tall. it's not all about who sparkles the most. or who is the best dressed. what nature really cares about is what you have to offer. like the stevia plant. small and humble with a surprising secret to share... sweetness. truvia sweetener. zero-calorie sweetness, born from the stevia leaf. from nature, for sweetness. but add some sauce, pepperoni and cheese and fold up the crescent dough...and presto! tuesday night just became crescent pizza pocket-tastic pillsbury crescents. let the making begin [ female announcer ] hamburger helper stroganoff. beefy. creamy. stroganoffy. helpers.

, fried chicken, fried fish or doughnuts at least once a week was 30 to 37 percent higher.the researchers don't know why but they suggest it could be because deep frying releases potentially cancer-causing compounds in the cooking oil or fatan iraq war veteran who lost all four of his limbs in battle has a chance at a new life. after receiving a successful double-arm transplant. 26-year-old brendan marrocco was driving an armored vehicle when it was hit by an explosion in 2009. he woke up to find he'd lost both of his arms and legs. now he has two new arms transplanted six weeks ago by doctors at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore. a feeling of getting a second chance to start over after i got hurt. i was just happy. i was happy that the surgery was over and that arms. the complicated surgery involved connecting bones, blood vessels, nerves and muscles from a deceased donor to marrocco's own. the surgery took 13 hours. 16 surgeons volunteered their services. his doctors say in a few years there's very little marrocco won't be able to do. the first thing he wants to do is d

you can still get the deep fried.hicken there that we all love and know, and then just on the music side i'm sure that the tradition of the grand ole opry and honky tong is still there, and they do it really well. but the music has really evolved, and now you get bluegrass and country. you can get everything there. >> nashville as piqued a lot of people's interest in the city. you picked my favorite city too. new orleans. >> love it. yeah. well, we all love new orleans. no city knows how to have a good time better than new orleans, and it's really bounced back. also three movies with a lot of oscar buzz. "beats of the southern wild" and "django unchained" and "looper" were all filmed there. it's a revitalized city. 2013 is when the super bowl will be hosted in new orleans. that on top of carnival season and mardi gras, which is february 12th, will make it the city to be in new orleans. >> exhausted if you live there. >> funky monkey. >> that's a good one. to our neighbors up north, toronto. >> toronto. this is an over

a hamburger, french fries-- who orders hamburgers and french fries at 9:00 in the morning ? would you hold one moment, please ? mr. brashov, he's our first customer ! some people eat cereal for dinner; he eats hamburgers for breakfast. - all right, go ahead. - do we have a way to talk to the kitchen from here ? sure. - rosa ! - never mind. i'll take the order to her myself. maybe you can get his address. may i have your address, please ? [ katherine ] rosa ! i need a burger, medium, lettuce, tomato, pickles no mayonnaise, - an order of fries and a small salad. - at this hour ? - oh, no. not you too. - okay, but ground beef hasn't arrived yet. - all i have is turkey. - mr. brashov, we don't have any beef for the hamburger. now what are we going to do ? - i'll make it with turkey. - turkey is t beef. - but it has less fat. - and less taste ! - the customer is waiting ! - all right, go ahead. i hope he will understand. - i'll go explain. - looking for the bike path ? - i'm trying to find the post office. - shouldn't you be trying to find your school ? - no, school's closed toda

that's, like, two fried eggs in a pan. [ laughter ] >> fried eggs. >> jimmy: ridiculous. >> jimmy, youed eggs. >> jimmy: yeah, i thought he was drawing something offensive for a second. [ laughter ] all right, here we go. what number shall i choose? three. here we go. >> three is good. all right. >> jimmy: no. >> oh, really? you're not encouraging me, jim. >> jimmy: i mean, yeah. >> yeah! what is it? >> jimmy: all right. it's a phrase. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. all right. >> all right. >> jimmy: here we go. >> bad attitude. yes, it's a phrase. awesome. >> jimmy: here we go. let's do this! >> i know phrases. i know phrases. >> jimmy: all right. >> it's an apple! it's an apple. apple of my eye! >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i've never ever got it! i never ever got one guess ever! [ laughter ] that is the truth! i'm so happy! apple of my eye! you're the greatest. >> it's a good apple. >> jimmy: you're the greatest. >> i walked down the aisle with stevie wonder. the guy was singing "you are the apple of my eye." [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: oh, cute. come on. >> c

envoy post in early two thousand and nine dedicated exclusively to closing down gitmo this guy daniel fried was selected to the position and he spent the next year traveling around the world finding willing partners to accept current detainees at gitmo who would be released once the prison closes so early on when it came to closing gitmo the ball was moving forward. but then the president crashed head first into the post nine eleven political reality in america and in particular in congress right off the bat in may of two thousand and nine the senate blocked eighty million dollars requested by the president to close gitmo it was a ninety to six vote with nearly all the democrats and every single republican senator joining together to sabotage the president's efforts to close the facility now faced with this opposition the president didn't double down on his efforts to remove this the scar from our national moral character instead retreated in july two thousand and nine the president issued a six month extension to his pledge to close gitmo within one year and at the end of two thousand and

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french fries, sweet potatoes, sweet potatoes fries. we can have. how do you prepare these though? hahaha, in the deep fryer. look guys it is like literally hidden behind this thing like i can barely, get passed. i know what it is too. creamy artichoke dips, spinach artichoke dips. i found your hidden stash here. no. and do you eat this usually, a lot? i actually never had it before. i thought i'd try something new. and you thought this was healthy because it said spinach and artichoke? no i thought it would just be good. when you go to the grocery store, do you ever think about what's healthy or do you just simply think about what's good? mainly what looks good. okay we're going to put that over there. because right now, i just don't want you, not that you can't ever have a spinach artichoke dip, in the future, but right now i want you to stay away from creamy dishes, anything like that. if you need to dip something you can do a hummus. oh we got bacon. oh, we got sausage. peas we can do carrots, peas we can do acon ends and pieces, what's that? it's probably good for a sip soup,

. >> french fries by themselves the single worse food in the u.s. diet. >> dangerous new flu bug. >> might be the worst in ten years. >> also, stress, sleep, sex and secrets for long and healthy life. no exercise. i've drunk far too much alcohol, eaten far too much bad food and i feel great. plus moment of truth. the results of my own 15-minute dr. oz physical. >> not yet. >> am i about to die? >> her's the reason as a friend that i want to highlight this last number for you. high blood pressure? >> it's high. >> how high? >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> welcome to our special episode. dr. mehmet oz is here and studio audience. let's get right to it. how are you? >> very, very well. >> happy new year to. >> same to you, my friend. >> like everybody in america and this audience and the world, we get to january and we think, wow. i've got to sort myself out. i do anyway. you clearly don't. you're super fit. when's the best an advice for people who get to january, new year, new me, new start? >> well, resolutions actually do make a difference. i

the surprisingly great taste of turkey sausage on a pepper-fried egg with under 400 calories. try it, you'll like it. america runs on dunkin'. hurry in for dunkin's new turkey sausage breakfast sandwich today! >> live and in hd, this is abc 7 breaking news. >> an earthquake hit tonight, a 2.0 magnitude earthquake that hit 4 miles from mineral, va.. that was the epicenter of the major earthquake in august of 2011 that caused widespread damage. tonight's quake showed no major damage. the other story, robert griffin iii's long recovery begins hours of their he had surgery to repair two ligaments. the controversy remains a big headline as does when he will return to the football field. tim brant, who has called nfl and college football games for 30 years is live to lead our rgiii coverage. >> the criticism is reaching a crescendo against mike shanahan and the washington redskins. it was the worst case scenario for the washington redskins. it lasted 5.5 hours. they repaired the lateral ligament and the aclu. -- acl. this is the second time rgiii's knee has been reconstructed. the i

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liz: i'm counting out nine french fries. sandra: that is discipline.until my daughter doesn't finish hers. all right, thank you very much. let's get nicole petallides. nicole: the question is, do you share, will you give one away? i know i wouldn't. one name that is a gusher. let's talk about transocean. here it is. up about 6.6% right now coming out, they have agreed to pay $1.4 billion settling charges the u.s. government, back in 2010, the findings were tough for them, and now they're settling this. some thought it was a good price, some thought it was more than they anticipated. it takes away the uncertainty, the really big spill back led to so much scrutiny in the oil market, drilling obviously was quite detrimental. transocean shares have been on the rise because now the uncertainty takes away the questions that surround that. liz: to know you have the boards near you. a market at or near the lows of the session. the federal reserve minutes are in. the tapping of the breaks. nicole: they might hit the brakes we might not have collated going forwa

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, you never really saw deep-fried on the menu. in addition, we're seeing a south american style that's more of a spicy chicken that's really starting to make inroads in restaurants, and it's really popular overseas. > and overall south american is going to be in a sector of its own? > > we're starting to see more brazilian food. south america really is hot. the chicken we talked about and a lot of the menu trends are starting to bubble up from south america and are really starting to make inroads on the menu. > and you also find that restaurants are going to be seeking differentiation through libation variety. the drink menu. > > beverage is a great area for restaurant operators to innovate. we're seeing a lot in terms of microdistilled liquors and spirits. craft beer is certainly hot right now and non-alcoholic. whether its specialty drinks, specialty mock-tails, beverage is a great place to innovate and provide a differentiation for the consumer. > i'm a smoothie man myself. hopefully there will be some of that out there. david

this is the country fried steak.orning. fried eggs and two buttermilk pancakes. this is the worst combination of unhealthy fats and refined carbohydrates you can have. just to put it in perspective for people, this is like having five egg mcmuffins with ten teaspoons of sugar on top of it. >> potatoes, pancakes, steak and eggs. can we show everybody? >> 1,760 calories for breakfast. ihop has responded. they say, our menu is all about giving our guests a full range of items that fits their lifestyle. our menu also features simple and fit all under 600 calories. >> this doesn't fit anyone's lifestyle. >> johnny rockets right here, right? >> this wasn't enough for breakfast and you want to go for a big lunch, we have a double bacon cheeseburger here. four slices of bacon. and we have the sweet potato fries. don't i don't think you're getting any of the benefits of the vitamin a when they're deep fried. >> aren't they healthier? >> i don't think you're getting the vitamin a when they're deep-fried like that. and the big

this here, being deep fried is what the key is. sure you can warm it up as a burrito and warm it up. but that's the lazy way. you have to put it like this and then flip it like this. oh, yeah. that's going to be good as hell. then you put your fresh tomatoes and fresh onions and cheese. then you've got yourself a screamin' ass deep fried chicken taco. >> dive in. >> these days, ray didn't cook for inmates but for friends in his small apartment. >> when i first got out of the joint, i woke up and the next day i made myself some french toast. i was listening to one of those sad songs. right in the middle of making french toast, i just broke down. i couldn't even finish. i had to shut it off. i realized, you know, i was free. yeah, it hit me, though. it hit me when i was cooking. you're free, man. you're free. >>> coming up -- >> my brother. >> ray and roy, together again. . everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? [ male announcer ] p