we asked analyst richard gill.ge profits in a capitalistic system, according to economist joseph schumpeter, derive from one source-- innovation. they're the superabundant rewards given to those who are clever enough, daring enough, enterprising enough, to come up with something new. the apple computer story is a letter-perfect example of what schumpeter was talking about. a few points about this process-- first, innovation decisions are quite different from the expected rate of return calculations we discussed earlier. how can you calculate a rate of return when you're doing something new? it's doubtful the interest rate plays any major role here. second, the entrepreneurs weren't risking big money. they sold a van and a calculator. their risks were far more subtle, a sense of failure, perhaps, reputations, schumpeter might have said. third, the huge profits did not last that long. ibm and all their brotherhood quickly swooped down into the personal computer market. entrepreneurial profits are often huge, but also

we asked analyst richard gill what our economic past may imply about the future. during her industrial revolution, great britain was running out of forests. she responded by shifting to a coal technology. production increased many times over. that has been the story of modern economic growth. we see it today in metals like copper and energy sources like oil. this scenario isn't accidental. it is built into the way the market mechanism works. we have first a growing shortagf it iits price goes up,ay the market mechanism works. setting in motion a series of responses. first, it becomes profitable to try to find more-- we getdded supply. it becomes advisable to use as little of this resource as possible-- we get conservation. thirdly, it becomes desirable to focus our scientific and technological attention on developing new products and means of production that use other resources-- alternative technologies. historically, there is little doubt about the matter. responses have not only met the resource shortage problem, but have overshot the mark by a great margin, le

. >> gill gillander represented o.j.had co-counsel, and they got into a spat themselves after the 2008 conviction in which grasso said gillander was supposed to pay him $250,000 for being co-counsel but then ripped him off. >> so o.j.'s counsel are arguing already. >> and then they testified that gill gillander said in open court, listen, we have experts analyzing audio tape, and it actually says, yes we're paying an expert to analyze the tapes. guess what, the tapes were never analyzed. that's what o.j. said. if you want to get into a credible call, i never thought i had say the day where o.j. would seem to be the credible one. >> he has dusted off this case, got a court to agree to it largely on facts. >> but one thing we need to talk to because this is a discussion panel, and we need to weigh in on the most important issue is how he looked. let's look at how he looked. look at him over there all the way in 1995. that is it doesn't fit the glove scene, and then he's skinnier, and now 2013. i think he got blacker some h

. >>> 50s and 60s and gill i -- gilroy is in there and tomorrow we will have a few and some fog willthere and it will burn off -- and it will burn off by stun day. >>> a day after tornadoes hit michigan ohio and pennsylvania, severe thunderstorms and tornadoes are expected from south dakota to central texas and a huge tornado swept through the town of texas last night destroying one home, four tornadoes hit northeast kansas on monday destroying two businesses in the town of marriesville. >>> more money will power and today several country music starts called healing the heartland they include vince gill and reba mackentire. it will benefit central oklahoma. >>> in case you didn't hear, the hockey season is over for the san jose sharks l.a. kings beat them and it was a hard fought game. they scored two goals in the second period and that's all they needed, their goaly was just too good. the kings now play the winner of todays game with the chicago black hawks. >>> shoplifting in san francisco, a man pulled out a needle and threatened a clerk with a deadly disease. this is happening mo

30 minutes police were notifying the group that they are trespassing on the property known as the gill tract. more than 50 people entered the property at san pablo avenue near monroe street after noon today, bringing plants and animals for farming. >> it's an important piece of land, you know, that could be a great agricultural resource for the east bay. >> this area is slated for a multiuse development site. both for senior housing as well as for a grocery store. >> tonight the protesters tell us that they have not been forced to leave. they say they will camp on the property at least tonight and continue to farm the land tomorrow. >>> it was almost a year ago when uc police officers killed out an occupying encampment. may 14th police arrested nine protesters who were camping out and planting crops on the property. >>> one of the highest-ranking women in american professional sports resigned as ceo of the oakland raiders today. amy trask, had been with the team for 25 seasons. sports illustrated report has her resignation is not a surprise, because owner mark davis had told trask she

. >> gill is abartist with a crime fighting edge. the retired san jose police officer has sketched more than 3,000 suspects. now his sketches are gaining worldwide recognition for a much different reason. >> i'm a forensic artist, worked for the san jose police department from 1995 to 2011. the forensic artist is helping women recognize their own beauty in a special online campaign by dove. in a loft in san francisco, he sketched seven women without anybody seeing them. he relied on their own descriptions of themselves. >> i kind of have a fat rounder face. >> he also sketched according to people who saw them. >> people get hung up on the little things and they're thinking about it. and yet most feel, when they meet them, they go right by it. they don't even see it. they're just dealing with you. >> gill says the women taught him how important it is to tell people how much they mean to you, don't assume they know. the message is taking off. in less than a month, this three-minute powerful online film has been viewed 100 million times

but not a lot warmer but about e same. 86 in morgan hill and 87 in gill roy. be watching it closely and we always get a little twitch chi in here when you get winds above 30 miles per hour we'll be watching for the update. >>> all right, thank you, we have some breaking news coming from san jose. you are looking at live picture this is ita teresa. neighbors are gathering on the to take a look at what's happening. . no words yet of course how it is started and no words on whether anyone was home at the time this fire started. looks like crews are starting get their hands on there of the smoke. we'll continue to watch it and have more for you when we get more de tails. >>> we'll update you on maybe of the suspect >>> also, two cars collide in the parking lot in the mcdonald's and a man punch inside the face. the point-to-point the police are looking for now. we hope you join us at 7:00 at tv 36. >> a bay area father and mother's -- >> warriors are in progress but they're not doing too well right now. >> let's say this in the warriors do close out the denver nugg

the company gill give $10,000 app gift card to the person who bought the 50 millionth app this afternoon. the frenzy was on, todays marker only five years after the company launched the store in the first place. if it's only 2008? >> it's changed our lives this much. >> i don't think i can spend 10,000s ndz apps. >> right. >> thank you. >> the woman oip pra winnie called her favorite guest about to become a uc berkeley graduate. today, abc 7 news talked to this mother of six ahow dal is helping her body of work to the next devil. -- level. of the hows grad weight no one has a story like hers. she was forced to marry when she was just 11 yirs hold. >> by 18 i want i already had three children without a ged but i wanted an education more than anything. >> she's now a 52-year-old moirj of sismt and begins aum odds she has mer tan achieved her goal. she has two bachelor's he degrees and a phd and a masters from other schools. >> i know if i get this education, i will be able to give back to my own community she came to oprah's attention. host gave her $1 million to build schools. >> to see t

i currently serve as a director of human resourcess it is dedicated to the health of gills in the bay ear since 199 the 9 it has provided low-cost health care services. cpc has helped to get the grant for health care services for the unserved in the bay of san francisco. we believe strongly that education care is essential with regards of their health care and background. we applaud cv mc for taking on a long-range project and we want the women and children to get the patient care they need. locating the women's and children's depth department of public health will increase the access throughout the city. the women's community clinic and i want to protect san francisco's holy ghost further by rebuilding cv mc please do the same >> thank you (calling names) >> good afternoon commissioners i'm very excited to be here today in support of the plan. i'm a project engineer which is a general contractor work with our trade partners to build cathedral hill and st. luke's hospital. we appreciate the work of mairdz and the members of the board of supervisors who were able to bring it before us

temperatures in the upper 30s and low to mid 40s. 75, one of the warmest spots possibly, gill roy. school in san francisco with 64 degrees. if you 'headed out to the water, we are looking for a small craft advisory. do be findful. otherwise, throughout the state, we'll stay with some cooler weather down in los angeles. on your seven-day forecast, temperatures will start to drop here. sunday with clouds increasing. also, some fog and drizzle. we'll look at that chance of showers. even if we have showers, you could still manage to barbecue with that. >> yes, ewe told us to barbecue in the morning. its's a whole new memorial day tradition. get up, get up, get up, we'll barbecue. >> yeah, don't liekt that forecast so muchl. >>> wone of yosemite's biggest atrabss. push mush . >>> net flix is bracing for a new crush of new subscribers this weekend. "arrested development" returns sunday, 7 years after fox cancelled the series. net flix has recently winning back quest mers. >>> well, open for business, the head rails are now in place and hikers are began to begin stealing the granite monol

gilles jacquier. hozan abdel halim mahmoud. maya naser. remi ochlik. mohamed quaretem. anthony shadid. mika yamamoto. basel tawfiq youssef. ammar mohamed suahil zado. in tanzania, daudi mwangosi. in thailand. in 1937 in china, sando sngre. in 1969 in vietnam, san paul. in 1983 in the united kingdom, philip geddfes. in the united states, barton edward smith. in 1993 in south africa, jarlath dolan. in 2001 in ireland, austin finn. may we have a moment of silence for these brave men and women. >> may we have a moment of silence for these brave men? thank you very much. >> this concludes our ceremony this morning. we thank you all very much for joining us today. richard, we thank you especially for your gracious and inspiring words. we ask now that you allow a few moments for the family members to place a rose is in front of the memorial in honor of their loved ones. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] of --t a discovery discussion of media coverage of war. and an examination of the u.s.

found but test results on existing evidence has brought them a step closer to catching her killer the gill was found stabbed to death in her home last saturday. >> part of the san francisco street is still blocked off this morning after a large sinkhole opened up. look at this, yesterday at the intersection of 2nd avenue and lake street, the work crews believe a broken sewer pipe created the 8'' by 22' hole. >> the window is closing quickly on our chance of a shower but it is out there and i will show you the best chance of that happening in downtown san jose it is not so cloudy with a mild day on the way and warmer weather in the weekend forecast. >> plus, doctors find a surprising connection between sleeping poorly and one of the most common male diseases in a new study. >> chris christie makes a medical confession, admitting >> covering daly city, dublin, los gatos, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> health news, men have a hard time falling asleep could have problem with prostate cancer. experts say a possible explanation is that the disturbed sleep inhibits the production of

up to 77 in gill roi. on the peninsula, 67 degrees along the coast line, 61 in half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 64 degree goings to be another breezy afternoon. and 76 degrees in napa. head out towards east bay. 68 in oakland. 69 union city. this is the in comfort zone. it's going to start to heat up. check out the accu-weather forecast. we're going kick up temperatures into mid-90s by friday, inland. upper 90s saturday it's going to be sizzling. high fire danger, temperatures beginning to fall on sunday. you'll want to follow live doppler 7 on twitter. get forecast alerts and information and weather tweets from one another than your favorite weather team. your heat just wait a little bit. better late than never. >> we'll take it. first weekend in june looking warm. >> nice. we love it bay area's newest apple store making waves. >> new at 6:00 the research to learn what native americans in california smoked centuries ago. including discovering inside >>> one of the most photographed fountains in san francisco may be push add side. it was created by ruth asawa. plans woul

close to 80 expected in gill gl roy. 66 in san francisco and also 76 in santa rosa. we have some severe weather to alert you of tomorrow. there is the threat here of possibly some large tornadoes that may form and they're still cleaning up after that ef-5 tornado that hit them just within the passed week and a half. on seven-day forecast, hot weather here by friday, saturday and sunday. so if you vnt got the shorts out, if bikini and the bathing suit, it's time. >> i was just going to with shorts. >> you've pushed it way too far. >>> what you're seeing is new cell phone video of that explosion that followed a freight train derailment. that explosion you saw rattled homes at least a half a mile away. one of the train's cars carried some hazardous materials. two people on the train, luckily, were not injured. she says she deeply regret what is she did. tonight, a woman in china is finally admitting how a baby boy ended up in a sewage pipe. >> the woman has reportedly told police she rushed to a toil elt and then, unexpectedly gave birth. firefighters foun the found the

he'll be joined by miranda lambert, rascal flatts, and vince gill, reba mcentire and his cohost on "the voice," usher will also perform. you can watch tonight's benefit concert live from oklahoma city beginning at 9:00/8:00 central right here on this nbc station. >>> in sports, first up, the nhl playoffs. in game seven, justin williams of los angeles scored twice for the kings as they beat the san jose sharks, 2-1. and the kings advance to the western conference finals. >>> in the nba playoffs, indiana's roy hibbert was too much for miami as he scored 23 points. the pacers beat the heat, 99-92. and the eastern conference finals are all even at 2-2. >>> in baseball, the crosstown interleague rivals new york mets honored retiring yankees' closer mariano rivera before last night's game with rivera throwing out the first pitch. ironically in the ninth, rivera gave up a single, his first blown save of the season for a 2-1 mets win. >>> one of the top high school football prospects peppers in new jersey celebrated his decision to attend the university of michigan with a rap. take a listen. ♪

they are farming land on the gill tract, land that the university wants to develop. >>> occupy farm members ignored police today. the property on san pablo is owned by u.c. berkeley and slated for development. occupiers want the vacant property turned into an urban farm. >> i would like to see it become an urban farm, to teach the children from around here, how we can grow ourselves. >> you are ordered to leave the property immediately. >> u.c. police issued the order every hour. he has been ignored since 11:30 when they begin planting vegetables on the property. a grocery store and senior housing being highlighted in yellow are planned for the site. several residents came to protest. they say the city needs the development. 85-year-old retired firefighter joined the fight. >> to come down. >> police are standing by. >> u.c. police haven't said when they willvick the protestors. this is the latest dispute between urban farm proponents and u.c. berkeley which has been trying to develop the property for the last ten years. >> ama: neighbors aired their views about a plan to remove thousands o

heartland, he kicked off things with "god gave me you" and that's his wife, miranda lambert, vince gillba mcintyre, rascal flatts and usher. >> we have to do this. all of us feel we have to do this. it's our job to do this. >> the money raised through the telethon went directly to the united way of central oklahoma. >> tonight there will be another benefit concert this one to help the victims of the boston marathon bombings. aerosmith, jimmy buffett and dane cook are among those slated to perform at td garden in boston. proceeds will benefit one fund boston which already raised more than $35 million for the bombing victims. >> nice how they're all helping. 4:51. >>> one sports writer in hot water after he made a disparaging comment about 0. 0.c0.c 0.co coliseum. >>> and i'll tell you why i specifically chose this camera, coming up in my next report. >>> just about 4:55, welcome back. no-no during giants and a's game leads to a controversial call. andres torres doubled down the left field line. fan touched the ball but gregor blanco was allowed to score as first. normally if a fan interf

the roof started coming in and i grabbed the roof and put it over the gill and i laid on her. all the windows exploded. >> the hospital took a direct hit and so did two schools. the buildings were devastated with different outcomes. at briarwood, everyone survived. some believe the school's construct played a role in the miracle ending. each grade is organized into pods and in the middle of each pod an opening to the outdoors that serves at the escape route when the walls chanced but seven children died at the other school, plaza towers, a more traditional building. when the roof collapsed there were though open spaces to crawl to safety. >> officials have canceled classes for the school year but graduation will go on. back to you. >> thank you. a vice inspection at san francisco international airport this morning, the c.h.p. and other agencies joined together to ensure passenger safety in the wake of the deadly limousine fire on the san mateo bridge this month. we show you how serious an operation this is. matt? >> you can see how big it, with a big line of all types of passe

. >> see the thrill of bumping gills under the sea. >>> students fighting in the street have one sheriff saying -- >> this has gotten way out of control. >> hear about the crack down on the beat downs. and a grand experiment means this guy can't leave his couch for a week and needs social media -- >> to help him survive. >> meet the man that may go stir crazy but won't go hungry. >> we're at right this minute and we're sending you a large pizza and soda. >>> good thing bus versus security cameras because you'll never believe people were this stupid. keep an eye on this bus in china. passenger wanted to get off and the bus driver said no we're not at the bus stop yet and that passenger kicks the bus driver. the bus driver veers the bus off the road through a couple of trees and smashes into a fence. you see the guy that initially kicked the bus driver now starting to beat the bus driver about the back of the head. >> never a good idea to kick the guy operating the vehicle you're in. >> makes no sense at all. six people were injured and three people had to be hospitalized. that man is now

colin gills joins us from the salt conference in las vegas. colin, great to have you with us. >> it's great to be here, melissa. >> we pat you on the back on good calls, colin, we got to call you on the bad ones, the downgrade of yahoo! on march 20th would seem a bad call given that yahoo! stock is up 20% since that call. what did you miss? >> let's take it one step back, because i was a big bull on this name when it was in the teens and as it marched up, past that $20 level. and then at the end of march, i said to myself, you know, the core business is doing quite poorly and the display advertising revenues likely come in below expectation. we were right on that but we were wrong on the stock performance because people who are investing in this name now are investing for alibaba. >> you didn't anticipate that alibaba would be priced so high and at stock would run so much? >> i think the concern is, right, we don't know what the valuation of alibaba is going to be, so the difference between -- i understand the case for the stock to get to the

even expecting 80 in gill roy. a little bit warmer out in east bay. out in the sun, that's going to be key for you. 78 in livermore. we'll stay in the 60s in san francisco. but basically, you'll see temperatures by saturday and sunday, warming up at the low 70s at the coastline and mid 80s by this weekend for mother's day. >>> as i said earlier, you know, if mom has a stacation in the bay area, she decided she deserves monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday off, you know, why not, after giving birth to you, we're looking at some clear skies next week and some awesome weather for mom. this's my gift from me to all the moms out there. >> all the moms who gave birth to someone. >> yes. >> well, coming um, a spelling bee on 880. how it happened and who's going to pay for the mistake. m-i-l-i-p-i-t-a-s. >> it's like a spelling bee. the misspelled sign was put up last night with that extra i in it. the contractor made the mistake. now, the mayor says this sign is unacceptable. how will anyone know where it is? cal-trans covered up the sign after our repor

an invasion of 8,000 gill courts crossing the bridge the steal. the reason?y're celebrating the juniors' graduation from the younger girls' program to the older girl program. >> we're juniors bridge for cadets the next level up. and for a special -- walk, we're going to walk the golden gate bridge. i think it's really cool and it's a once in a lifetime. >> after the walk they enjoyed several festivities at the field including a picnic lunch and crafts and games. the tradition has been going on for 32 years. >>> a young man from fresno is trying to become the youngest pilot to fly around the world. jack started his journey on may 2nd in a single engine plane and it will take him through 24 stops in 14 countries and he'll cross three oceans. jack raised a quarter of a million dollars to fund the trip thanks in part to the charity big brothers, big sisters. >> it's great of the somebody like jack who is -- to have somebody like jack who is taking off aned a venn cher and going to be able to fulfill it. >> right now jack is in london. he'll head to rome tomorrow

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gilles rousseau, who lost his daughter lauren, a teacher, hoped to speak with the senator today. you would have liked to have heard from what from her? >> that she would reconsider. that maybe she didn't read the entire bill. >> reporter: rousseau says he hopes he can help convince the senate to vote again but, scott, even if that happened sources close to senator ayotte say she has no intention of changing her vote. >> pelley: and democrats have vowed to bring the legislation back. chip, thanks very much. there's a development tonight in the boston marathon bombing and elaine quijano is in boston for us tonight. elaine? >> reporter: well, scott, a spokesman for the executive office of public safety tells us that just after 5:30 tonight a funeral company picked up the body of tamerlan tsarnaev from the medical examiner's office on behalf of the family. now, the spokesman would not say exactly which family members authorized the release, but two days ago catherine russell, his 24-year-old wife, issued a statement saying wanted the tsarnaev family to take care of the body. the spok

shelton is organizing the benefit and headlining it along with miranda lambert, reba mcentire and vince gill is an intense search under way for a teenager born near san antonio, texas. this deadly twister killed two women just as rescuers almost reached her. the search continues for a teenager after it was swept away from floodwaters. this is a city near san antonio. he was swept away as he tried to swim away across a swollen creek. this flash flooding also knocked out power and closed numerous roads around san antonio. the analyst t b safety boardan intense search is under way for a teenage boy believed to have been swept away by floodwaters near san has killed twonow, a search continues for a teenager missing after he was swept away by floodwaters in schertz. arescuers believe the 17- floodwaters as he tried to people. and closed nemerous roads in san antonio and the the national transportation safety board released new details in their investigation on the skagita 160-foot section of the bridge fell into the water truck hit a girder. the n-t-s-b chairwoman said of 14-feet-six-inches. the

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the plot at marin and san pablo avenues is known as the gill tract. the group camped on the land last weekend. they were released after 60 hours without being charged. the university plowed over the crop but more has since been planted. protestors object to plans to build a supermarket on the site. >>> operations at the port of oakland are expected to resume later today. work has been suspended after the death of a longshoreman. sky 7 was over the scene after the unidentified employee drove his pickup into the san francisco bay. he worked at the port for 47 years was helping directing placement of containers when the accident happened. >> tens of thousands of trees are on the chopping block but neighbors have a chance to speak out against the project. they have taken over the east bay hills and u.c. berkeley, oakland and east bay regional parks have a plan to remove about 80,000 of the non-native trees. they say they can burn explosively. they want to replace them with native species. >> they don't have the same bark. they put far less it will are out

. >> host: you mention the plant was owned by car gill. they pushed back the journal say they are calling it a table-like tale. what is your response to their concerns? >> guest: that's kind of funny way of putting it. this is a 14,000-word piece. they picked up on a couple of tiny factual inaccurate sincerities, the funny thing about the response, they liken it to the "jungle" which is of course, the powerful novel that got meat inspection start in the country. i was very flattered by that comparison. , i mean, none of us can hope to have that kind of power with our writing these days. within a few week of the publication of the "jungle" congress established federal meat inspection in the country. that was an incredible and sudden reform. these days factories aren't like the "jungle" at all. i wasn't going after the industry. you know, i wasn't targeting car g.i. l. i didn't see a single rat in the factory or see anybody fall to a grinding machine, as in the "jungle" what i saw was the way industrial -- slaughter working. the way you can

it is known as a gill track owned by uc berkeley armed with citizens and a grocery store. we have brian flores and brian will have a live report as soon as he gets there. >>> it is 5:25 the system is facing a $5.5 million deficit and they are planning on laying off many and it means longer wait times to make it through the court system. even traffic court is affected and administrators say people who call in now have to wait 30- to-40 minutes to get through on the phone. >>> river otters are making a come back here and they love it. it started just 14 months ago and the group posted a website which has an upper active site which has 375 sites. they have an effort to improve water safety and they have 100 miles of coastline. >>> they are keeping an eye on hundreds of miles of coastline. good morning, sal. >>> good morning, torii and dave, right now we have a crash on westbound dublin, it is a hit-and-run crash and one of the cars took off after being involved in this crash and it's beginning to slow traffic in the dublin area and we will tell you more about that. moving alo

go ahead and see there is 30 or so berkeley police officers and they raided this area known as the gill track and 20 people were using it for urban farming for what is a kidsly debate, 20 people were taken off the land and what we understand was one person was arrested and let's bring in claire holmes, she is a spokesperson this morning and can you tell us the recent developments on what happened this morning? >> yes, we admonished the group to leave the land which is illegal trespassing and this has not been found for more than 100 years. the area they are on is a jay san to a grocery store and senior housing. we have been involved more than five years getting feedback and soliciting ideas to use it as a mixed use site. >> there were 20 people on the land and one person was arrested, why was that person arrested? >> about 20 people were camped here and one person was unable to follow instructions and so had to be arrested. >> how long will police be here on the land on this property? >> they will be here all day to make sure they come and leave. >> reporter: thank you a california spok

. >> two more are with us, vince gill, usher, luke brian. >> oh, my gosh. >> can people get tickets orose things that's already sold out and it's going to be on tv tonight? >> they sold it out in 30 seconds and it's going to be on nbc at 9:00, 8:00 central tonight. blake said a week ago yesterday, let's do another benefit concert for the folks in oklahoma. and i said, yeah, let's go do it. i was in cape town africa at the time, and our managers got together and put this whole thing together in a week. and it's simply incredible. >> you ask busy people to do something, and they come through. >> you also happen to be married to your manager, you have an inside track on him. >> i do. so i saw all the insides of putting a tv show together in a hurry. and they worked their tails off. they were talking more to him the oath night than he ever has to me. >> get a good night's sleep afterwards. >> we're excited, reba. >> save that fabulous voice of yours. bye. and that is at 9:00, 8:00 central. >> every year people magazine does a great country issue. they take the hottest country guys and pick

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thick dough, stuffed to the gills with pork, kimchi, vegetables, precisely made, weighed and crimped.oft, eat. >> wow, nearly the size of your head. >> yeah, it's like pizza. i'll eat them cold, too. save two and have them for dinner. >> and mandu, smaller, served with red chili paste. >> wait for the dessert one. >> wow. boy, these are delicious. >> they're just like so huge. >> go for it. >> so would this be classically post-drinking food or pre-drinking food? laid out a base of absorptive material. >> there's a lot of bread here. i don't really drink, just falling under peer pressure here. just to be one of the cool guys. >> i like this place already. good signage is important. >> the sign's awesome. >> if that sign does not sing to you, then we cannot be friends. >> this is my uncle tony. >> how are you doing? >> this is terry kim, aka guam cruise. >> some friends of choe's seem to favor this place. they are a thirsty and diverse bunch. >> stress position? did you have to do -- >> he knows it. >> he went right into it. >> you did that? >> see, the speed with which they assume the

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members tore down police tape at the gill tract yesterday and began weeding and planting vegetables. even though cal-berkeley owns that land and has approved it for development, occupiers say that's not the point. >> this is not albany land, it's university ever california land and it should be turned back in farmland because that serves the best purposes for the people. >> the university's position has always been the occupy members are trespassing. last saturday occupy the farm did the same thing. four people were eventually arrested and the planting was bulldozed. >>> i think we have to resist this attempt to criminalize an illegal immigrant tree. it doesn't work. >> another protest against the university of california. neighbors having their say about a plan to remove thousands of nonnative trees from the east bay hills. u.c. berkeley is seeking federal funds to cut down 22,000 eucalyptus and other trees. the plan is in the final stages of an environmental impact review. the university wants to replace the trees with native species to lessen the fire danger. >> there was power ba

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police tore down tape at the gill tract yesterday and began weeding and selling vegetables. even though caltrain approved the land for development, they say that's not the point. >> this is not albany land, it's university of california farm and it should be turned into a farm because that's the best interests of california. >> we only hope they believe on their own volition. >> that was a u.c. berkeley's spokesperson. last saturday occupy the farm did the same thing and last monday four people were arrested and the planting was bulldozed. >>> i think we have to resist this attempt to criminalize an illegal immigrant tree. it doesn't work. >> another protest against the university of california. neighbors having their say about a plan to remove thousands of nonnative trees from the east bay hills. u.c. berkeley is seeking federal funds to cut down $22,000 eucalyptus and other trees. the stages in the final stages of an environmental impact review. the university wants to replace the trees with native species to lessen the fire danger. >>> here's lisa argen with a preview of

thick dough, stuffed to the gills with pork, kimchi, and vegetables.d, and crimped. steamed until soft. eat. >> wow. that's nearly the size of your head. >> yeah. it's like pizza. i'll eat them cold, too. save two and have them for dinner. >> i like this place already. good signage is important. >> the sign's awesome. >> if that sign does not sing to you, then we cannot be friends. >> this is my uncle tony. >> how are you doing? >> this is terry kim, aka guam cruise. more koreans right here. >> some friends of choe's seem to favor this place. they are a thirsty and diverse bunch. >> stress position? did you have to do -- >> he knows it. >> he went right into it. >> you did that? >> see, the speed with which they assume the position. >> a bucket of water over your head. >> what if your arms get tired? >> they make you do it again. >> the whole thing is doing it again. >> look, i'm not korean, i'm not asian, a white boy from the suburb, but i noticed something over time in my k-town adventure. similar apg anecdotes, you might say. >> they came up with a