if y you come looking for the fuji apple the fall, it is not going to be there. but when those products s come in, you get thehe best tasting freshest. >> how diyou know w fuji is my favorite apple i love them. >> if you go to a grower or a farmer's market, they are en better. >> you can also o help us out with cheeses and not it. >> the farmers' market is not only about f farmers. it is about local.. we have local businesses -- bakks, cheesemers, a young entrepreneurs' program. we have a teenar who makes -- we are giving opportunitity to local businesses as ll. >> ok. think local. thank you very much forr joining usus. next in our small business bolick, a local brewer.re we will be rigbeht back. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] from our nation's networks... ♪ ♪ ...to our city streets... ♪ ♪ ...to skies around the world... ♪ ♪ ...northrop grumman's security solutions are invisibly at work, protecting people's lives... [ soldier ] move out! [ male announcer ] ...without their even knowing it. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >> we are going toocus on our s

> i'm more of a fuji guy. >> what are these, from chile? >> no, no. these are grown here in washington. they are in cold storage after picked in october. they suck out the oxygen put the apples to sleep at 36 degrees. ca, cold atmosphere. make sure they are dark green all the way around, firm, skin tight all the way around. >> blueberries. >> these are imported. and the prices are incredible right now. you can find blueberries priced between 2.99, 1.49, prices all over the board but when you buy them, right now because they're imported they are a smaller size. you see this? but that's okay. just make sure when you buy it, it's got to be all dark color all the way around. look at the bottom no moisture. you see moisture, that means there's blueberries in there decaying and that you don't want. >> never wash them before you store them but always wash them before you enjoy them. >> we're out of time. you have lovely cherry tomatoes. >> what are you having for lunch today? >> love these tomatoes, different varieties, colors, types, enjoy. >> he

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we have a, uh, fuji apple from, uh, gold bug farm, placerville. we're gonna just--ooh. just slice that. nice and thin. we have some belgian endive. wanna just make sure to cut 'em in half and cut the core out. we're gonna slice across. do, uh, one more half. it's about an endive and a half per salad. now we have a fennel bulb. we're gonna cut just across, very thin. important to cut the fennel really thin. then we're gonna go to our bowl, put everything in. now we're gonna add some shallot, fine herbs. it's a, uh, herb blend that we use here quite a bit. it's tarragon, chervil, parsley, and chive. this is, uh, chef's blue cheese. it's aged in the sierra nevada, real nice blue cheese. champagne vinaigrette. just drizzle a little in there. then we'll season it with some fresh black pepper, little kosher salt, and just give it-- give it a good mix, make sure the apples aren't all stuck together. then we'll go to our plate. you wanna plate it in stages so that you can kind of build up a little bit of height. yet letting it fall naturally wherever it--wherever it tends to go

. >>> fuji apples. one of my favorite of all apples. let me tell you something. the quality this time of the year, even though they were picked way back in september and october, put in these cold storage houses, and they're released in the winter time, they still taste great. you can find these fuji apples for about $1.49 per pound. so there you go. eat fresh. stay healthy. and save some money. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer, ciao. >>> i was waiting for that. >> all right, coming up tonight at 5:00, it is the future of tread mills and anti-gravity treadmill. dr. kim looks into how the way technology is changing the way people run. >>> and one last story. chances are he will never ignore the jury duty summons again. take a look. 22-year-old justin humphreys is carrying his very public punishment. straightforward. after humphreys skipped out on jury duty during the lunch break, an indiana judge gave him a choice, pay a fine, or carry a sign. humphreys chose the sign. he has to walk in front of the courthouse for two mondays in a row. >> oh, boy. >> yes. >> h

fuji apples had becoming the most popular apple people like to enjoy. they are great in salads and spring mix and caramelized walnuts, but also great just out of hand. but you got to select them and store them right the first time or otherwise, they will be mushy. let's talk about selection. when you buy them, you can tell californians don't have much red to them as the washington variety, state of washington, but they are still delicious. redder the better all the way around. a little green is okay, but make sure now, very important that, there's no shriveling whatsoever. when you bring them home -- nice and firm. when you bring them home, you have to store them in the refrigerator. i know, they look beautiful in the bowl in the kitchen, but they got to be cold. at room temperature, they get all mushy inside. fuji apples. they first came out years and years ago, imported from japan, about $2 an apple. but all the growers started planting them all over the country and of course they're here now. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. always remember to e

and this claims fuji film is infringing on five separate kodak patents.back to you and have a great weekend. >> spencer keeps promising us... >> talking about weather. like rain, next week. and i want to bill this as the 49ers playoff forecast. >> sunny skies tomorrow. and there is around 60 degrees or so, dry and will get dark later into the afternoon. let's hope lights work this time. >> does get dark. >> yes. >> here is a live view from our east bay hills camera. there is back along the bay bridge, you can see skies mainly clear but it's hazy today and tomorrow. there is mild conditions and sunny skies. 67 degrees now in oakland and in san jose. 68 in redwood city. this mild pattern continues for about another day. mostly clear skies and chilly tonight. will be a spare the air day, then conditions turning cooler sunday and there is some rain on the way and improvement as well, tomorrow, poor air quality in the north bay z nothing better than just moderate quality over the remainder. that should be the last spare the air day for a while. the weather pat

fuji film said net profits fell by around 50% in the quarter ending december. however, it is also proposing a capital tie-up, pretty interesting, with olympus. we'll keep track of that development as well. let's look at some of the currency levels this tuesday morning. concerns about bond yields in eurozone countries especially portugal caused the euro to weaken against the dollar. you can see the euro yen 100.28-33. it was trading 101 yesterday. it has weakened against the yen. ai? >> you mentioned earnings that came out this week there. we still have key earnings due out here in japan, and not to mention economic data from the u.s. >> definitely still a lot on the plate. more i'd oh manufacturing, make the kpasors for iphones and ipads, strong sales expected there, and honda and also middle east a hoe financial. a lot for the investors to take in. >> indeed a lot to digest. >> we will have all the price action and share action at the close for everyone to see the developments today. but for now, the nikkei and topics marginally lower this tuesday morning. bac

they take in popular tourist sites in and around the city and travel to mount fuji. >>> but unlike most tourists, they don't stay in a hotel. they stay in a japanese house ogiri, a fourth--year university student lives here with friends. he invited the three americans to stay, free of charge. kampai! >> reporter: his guests enjoy a chance to see and experience how japanese live. >> sho teaches us how. this would never happen in a hotel room. and it's so much fun. so i, it's i'm definitely doing it again. >> we really wanted to be able to just meet people, you know, meet japanese. and learn, learn about the culture. >> reporter: ogiri met the three americans online through a social networking site run by an american npo. ogiri is one of its two million members. the site helps travelers and hosts from around the world meet. if they agree, the traveler can stay at the host's house for free. staying with or sharing your home with a total stranger can be unsettling. so the website has an evaluation system. members can rate the service of their hosts and write a review. and the hosts can rate

>> this is called the fuji film x10, this is kind of a retro-looking camera. dad, i'm not getting him a $600 camera. >> or for the ladies as well. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll get him a bottle of booze. [ laughter ] >> you're really -- that's rude, extremely rude. this is called the sony nex-5n. so what's cool about this is it has interchangeable lenses. >> jimmy: oh, everyone's talking about this. >> yeah, it's really nice. it's got a touch screen that flips out here. you can look at it in different angles, you can attach a viewfinder, a flash, it does all kinds of stuff. >> jimmy: i got a sony alpha. it was one of the best cameras i ever had. >> yeah, sony makes a great camera. and this was really nice because it was super small. this is $750 with the lens. so it's not cheap. >> jimmy: again, my dad is not getting that, either. [ laughter ] more likely to get the boom box. >> this is a new phone that i really like. it's called the galaxy nexus. it's on verizon. it has a 720-p display, so it's pretty much the highest resolution display on the market. what's co

three americans have taken ref fuji unlg in cairo.ficials tell cnn they don't believe they're in danger. u.s. citizens can seek refuge in an embassy if they feel their lives are in danger. one of the americans has been prevented from leaving and is in fear he may be arrested. the son of ray lahood. four, facebook has started switching over its users to a new layout called timeline. the feature shows your facebook experience since you joined the site. one tells users that they should use the period to preview their timeline and take that opportunity, young people, to remove the picture of you doing a keg stand or something else, rig right? get rid of it while you can. the other option would be not join facebook. it is been 178 days since the u.s. lost its top credit rating. new data shows spending was flat in december, but incomes rose by the most in nine months. the savings rate rose to 4%. less than 24 hours from now, we could be learning which candidate won the florida primary. 7:32 eastern, we might be able to give you an indicatio

at the fuji garden center own protected plants were damaged last night but simple protection can protest most. >> boy lightly cover it. making sure that whatever material doesn't actually touch the plant like a few bamboo stakes and a sheet. >> reporter: as the temperature drops more and more people will come to the shelter. at 6:00 we will show you some of the direct ways people are trying to help the homeless stay warm. live in san jose. robert honda. >> as robert mention mentioned temperatures are headed back down tonight but check out what we found out this morning because of the cold. you don't see that every day. so cold this person had to pull out an ice scraper to get the ice off his wind shield. after he said it reminded him of growing up back east. >> reminutes me of home authority of boston. i had to come out as a teen and that was my diligence. sit in the car 20 minutes and warm it up for my parents . a freeze warning was in tech until eight and people can expect more of the same tonight. >> used a credit card myself this morning. let's bring in bill martin and you are tracki

but trouble began in the 1980s, in the form of global competition from tokyo-based fuji. compounding the problems, kodak was slow to shift from film in the 1990s, as digital technology emerged. in 2006, this video-- played at a business conference-- promised an aggressive comeback effort. >> kodak is back. they're taking this digital thing to a level undreamed of. pioneering technology that will redefine the digital revolution. >> sreenivasan: but the troubles have continued. kodak has been in the black only once since 2004. its rochester workforce has fallen to just over 7,000. and earlier this month, kodak stock closed at an all-time low of 37 cents a share. in a final blow, the company was unable to sell some 1,100 patents in a bid to raise cash. even so, a message today on the corporate homepage declared it's still business as usual, while kodak tries to reorganize. for more we turn to julie philipp, news director of wxxi public television in rochester, new york, where kodak is headquartered. thanks for being us. >> you're welcome, good see you. >> so first question i

fuji came out with disposable cameras before you knew it the profits started to take a hit. the failure for kodak to embrace digital technology. the irony kodak invented technology all the way back in 1975. it is good but we'll shelf it because we're making so much money on film and the rest as they say is history. their sales ham halved between as you can see in those years from 2000 five to 2010. it is is a sad story. they filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. they will restructure to try to come out a little stronger. jenna: a lot of folks we were talking during the commercial. jon said some of his photos are stored code tag online. jon: the kodak online website. jenna: if you have a kodak like jon what happens? >> that is fine. it will still operate as it has. it is getting protection from its creditors. it has $600 billion in debt. it will have to look for help. it has gotten funding already from citigroup kicking in 950 million. all the products and services will continue. it will sell off assets though doesn't say what. let's be honest, their workforce at kodak has been de

. >> i am from fuji television.tember this year there will be elections for the leaders of the democratic party of japan. do you intend to continue to serve as prime minister? are you looking to be reelected? if you do what issues will use stress? are you intending to call a general election before the party elections are held? >> translator: that is much too far into the future i make my assessment day-by-day to resolve each of the issues we face before i can even think about september there are so many things that need to be dealt with in the next session. i want to produce results to reach conclusions on these issues and that is what i am working toward to the fullest of liability and not thinking of anything else. next? >> i would like to ask about the moving of the base to a different location and in okinawa. there was criticism last year for the box it is that have the environmental impact statement delivered 4:00 a.m. to the ninth delivery door of the appropriate offices to avoid contact with the protesting $

this one by fuji is awesome. it goes into five feet of water for 30 minutes. be expensive? >> not bad. it's available in japan but not in the u.s. yet. they are working with a carrier. >> these are new, better than the traditional tablets. >> intel ultra books. thinner, lighter, faster, stronger battery. they are windows machines. this is for someone on the go, a busy professional, wants a light machine for e-mail and work. >> you need a bag to put your laptop and other stuff in. these come with an extra feature that's handy. >> yes. everything needs power. i use this during the show to test it out. it saves me so much. everybody is running around looking for power outlets. they have messenger bags and others, but i have multiple devices all being charged. there is a battery inside the bag. >> you charge the bag first and the bag allows you to charge your device. >> simultaneously, multiple devices. tablets, mp-3, phone. >> wireless head set. >> yes, by fitty. this is sms audio, a line 50 cent is putting out. smart entrepreneur. these can sync up to four diffe

but fuji film appears undeterred.espite reporting a 59% fall in net profit for about $300 million during the third quarter through december the company went ahead and made a formal proposal for a tie-up with olympus. >>> and in other news, a new government report says japan's population will shrink 30% are from its current level to less than 87 million people by 2016. they will increase to about two out of five persons is estimated to be over 65 years old. >> thank you very much from the nikkei. karen? >>> the european debt crisis and slowing global demand has taken its toll on another joined in the electronics secotor. philips reported a 45% fall in fourth quarter profits. poor results in siemens fell 23%. joining us now is the senior sales trader at silver wind securities. darren, you've got a sell object siemens, the eurozone bellwether, but you seem negative on philips. tell us why. >> i can't remember the last tile philips produced anything but bad news. look back even to the time previous in 2008, philips has be

fuji heavy industries and suzuki each more than 10%. their worldwide output fell by 6% to a little more than 21 million units. the march disaster and the floods in thailand are also blamed for the decline. >>> here's now year extended weather forecast. yeerz . >>> that's all for now. i'm shery ahn. stay tuned for more news and nhk stay tuned for more news and nhk world.