you're doing very, very well. >> grind them up, grind them up.o, you got the pork, you got the peppers in there. >> we got pork, we got peppers. after that, it goes right in this big mixing bowl. if you want to give us a mix? >> jimmy: okay, good. let's just say i mixed it. >> you did a very good job. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to roll these bad boys over here. i'm going to get these going. >> we got eggs. we got some bread crumbs. >> jimmy: bread crumbs. now, here's the bread crumbs. any special bread crumbs? >> i like to use fresh bread. >> jimmy: really? >> fresh bread. >> that's one of the secrets. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> and, obviously, some salt. we're mixing them up. and if you're a professional, like we are down at the shop, you get that, which is the meatball mixture. >> this is the meatball mixture. >> and it's very easy. scoop them out and throw them right on there. >> if you were are a professional, they would look something like this. >> jimmy: and then you bake the meatballs? >> we bake all of our meatballs in the shop. [ talking ov

buried their dearly departed in graves like this one, known as poulnabrone dolman or "the hole of the grinding stone." the capstone alone weighs 5 tons. the site was excavated in 1989, and the remains of more than 25 people were found here among scattered pieces of pottery and jewelry. aillwee cave was formed millions of years ago by underground rivers but remained hidden until a local farmer discovered it in 1944. it has more than 3,400 feet of passages. just behind me here you can see the bones of the european brown bear that were found in here, a bear that's been extinct in ireland for well over 1,000 years. you can actually just see with the lighting there the scratch marks, claw marks of the bears just on the rim of the pit there. maxa: so during a big rain, does the water flow increase here? this would be about 10 times the size it is at the moment, but this whole chamber can actually flood. the bridge and everything would be submerged underwater in heavy rain. guide: now up along the roof here, you can see these little formations that we call straws. they're very fragile, hollow tubes f

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. >> we have seen people trying to grind to station. it doesn't work. >> you will have a longer response time. that is the consideration for the city of pinole and their city council. >> reporter: next month a decision is expected. in pinole, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in east oakland school now has a new health clinic on campus. oakland mayor jean quan helps cut the ribbon today that will have nurses, a dentist, and mental health professional. the cost will be paid mainly through medical reimbursement. >>> the color-coded terror threat system is ending and is being replaced with the new system. >> when a thread develops that could impact you, the public, we will tell you we will provide whatever information we can so you know how to protect your cells, families, and your communities. >> the color-coded system was implemented after the september 11 attacks and the new system will go into effect in april. >>> new york's mayor today said the city has now set a snowfall record for the month of january. the weather snarled traf

. >> getting back in the grind. a new year conditions outside, not so cold. mid-40s from fairfield to concord to liver more, 46 vallejo, 49 oakland, ain't so bad. 45 fremont. upper 40s san jose and mountain view. 48 san francisco, cold spot, the loan cold spot, 37 degrees santa rosa. some reports of fog this morning. as you head out the door mostly cloudy conditions for bay area and a few areas of fog mostly inland temperatures range mid- 30s to upper 40s. this afternoon how about sunshine loving it plenty of sunshine highs mid-50s. that is a look at your weather. >>> yeah, a lot of people headed back to that monday morning grind but so far it is early. a few cars on the road. san mateo bridge. easy ride, 13 minutes, hayward to foster city, let's head over to the bay bridge right now live shot metering lights, toll plaza, pretty light upper deck clear into san francisco, 18 minutes carcenas bridge to the maze. 880 through oakland both directions moving along well, southbound 880 flows nicely into hayward. earlier trouble spot in the south bay, northbound 87,

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. >> the wild cat is a tool that helps us literally grind away at the plaque mass and stay centered insidehe arty as it bore rous down through the blockage. >> reporter: it can bypass a corrective surgery. the balloon opens an artery and the stent is used. it takes from a half hour to few hours depending on where the blockage is in the leg. lee says the procedure and recovery were pain free and now so is he. >> couldn't do like i wanted to. now i can go shop and do what i want to do. like i do when i was younger. >> reporter: right now the procedure must stop and start so x-rays can be taken to see the artery. but a tiny video camera will soon change that. >> with the wild cat now and future generations will offer is real time simultaneous imaging of the artery as you look forward down that pipe, which is totally different and new. >>> a smaller lighter article artificial heart may help people waiting for a heart transplant. the fist sized artificial heart ways about a pound and using rotating blade for blood flow. they believe they have come up for a way to prevent blood clots from formin

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the commuter railway is grinding to a halt with more than half of its trains out of commission due to technical problems. a number of suburban stations have been completely closed with reduced service at many others. >> chaos reigns of many parts of the suburban network. passengers are simply informed that technical difficulties are creating huge disruptions. about a million people a day rely on the trains. but the transport breakdown has left thousands of people struggling to get from point a to point b. >> i had to take a week's holiday because there's no other way to get around. >> not even half of the city's suburban trains are running. faulty brakes and traction have been aggravated by the weather. critics have been saying they have failed to invest in repairs and maintenance. repair shop personnel have been cut to save money. their parent company, deutsche bank, as coming under fire. people want answers from the ceo. >> it is a disaster. there's been nothing like the war. and they call this the capital? >> in central berlin, replace the bus services provide an alternative, the s

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i even grin and bear it when the system grinds to a screeching halt. [inaudible] >> [inaudible] i feel your pain. i have arthritis in both my knees. i have the same problems. i just want to say that we have no alternative route. if we get left out of the system, there is nothing we can do but rate -- but wait. the nearest line with the four long blocks away. i also want to say that we do not have any shelters at 19th avenue or sunset boulevard where seniors can sit while they wait, whether it is five minutes, 10 minutes, 20 minutes, or where we can get out of the brain if it is raining because they will put you out in the rain -- get out of the rain if it is raining. if you take us out of the system, your system is still out of balance. i also want to say that informing us is -- not being informed is not the problem. when somebody informs you that they are about to rob you, they are still going to rob you. telling us in advance that you are going to rob us does not change the fact that we are being robbed. there is also a general perception in the oute

. >> tom: ford motor's run of better than expected quarterly earnings grinded to a halt in the fourth quarter. the disappointment led to a stiff sell-off in ford shares today, dropping over 13% to a six week low. ford earned 30 cents per share in q-4-- well below analyst estimates and down from a year ago. among the reasons for the miss, higher production and advertising costs for new vehicles. c.e.o. alan mulally says expect those higher expenses to continue as it does more business. >> our costs will increase through 2011 because we are increasing production and we're bringing new products to the market. but the most important thing is not the cost but also the margins. to see the revenue increases in addition to the productivity. despite the fourth quarter earnings miss, 2010 was a big year for ford's turnaround story. it was the first time in five years that ford has posted positive per share earnings numbers for the full year. and while mulally isn't putting a number on it, he thinks this year will be even better. ford's sharing its 2010 success cutting profit sharing checks to m

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. >> reporter: the grind of the hockey schedule was simply torture. >> there's nothing to do.nly so many hot chocolates you can have at the rink. and it's cold, and it's just -- >> reporter: you hated it? >> it was horrible. i finally just said, you know what? this has gone on too long. i need to try. >> reporter: four years ago, terry joined a league of her own. three times a week, year round, she plays on one of three women's teams. this season she's center for the danbury battle axes. close game. >> i don't think about, oh, my gosh, i've got all this laundry to do, and oh, i just had this horrible fight with my husband. you don't think of any of that because you're just trying to survive out there. >> reporter: the battle axes are in good company. part of a growing trend of women and moms breaking the ice. if you fall? >> well, that's why i have a lot of padding. >> reporter: 61-year-old ann brewer was a trail blazer in the sport. she played at brown university in 1967. back then there were fewer than 20 women playing in the country. >> we were the first collegiate women's

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in tunisia and fueled by a growing discontent at egypt's grinding poverty and unemployment. in lebanon tensions have risen after the president appointed the prime minister back by the shia islam as root has ball in this race to place across the country as egypt makati was asked to form a government of its fears good reignite this terry and fighting and be root of two thousand and eight many including those in the west see the appointment as a sign of a growing political power of his fall which the u.s. considers a terrorist organization. as lebanon's lawmakers call for a nationwide day of rage people valen his gas discuss the effects of facing a government ruled by a spot on diplomacy inside and outside the country coming up at six thirty am g.m.t. but here's a preview right now. this government is much more representative than its predecessors it is an alliance of hof the christian community with hezbollah which represents forty percent of lebanon's population as. look there hasn't been a census since nine hundred thirty two but most people would say the figure is close to

new mexico senator tom udall wants to change the rules that he says has brought the senate to a grinding>> it's very hard to actually make a difference on something unless you change those rules. >> wild horses aren't going to drag me off this floor. >> reporter: this is what we think a filibuster looks like. jimmy stewart's mr. smith going to washington to stand and fight against a majority. or in the 1950s and '60s, trying to stop majorities from passing a civil rights law. >> we expect to keep talking until the bill is defeated. >> reporter: strom thurman holds the record for the longest filibuster, 24 hours plus, and he was part of the record 57-day effort-- unsuccessful-- to block the 1964 civil rights act. in the last two years, both parties began using this tactic more and more often and in the last session republicans used the filibuster against virtually every controversial bill and nomination and some that weren't controversial at all. >> filibusters were applied or threatened to almost every routine piece of legislation and vast numbers of nominees. so the process has just cha

tanned egypt's grinding poverty and unemployment. a guantanamo detainee has been sentenced to life in prison over the bombing of two u.s. embassies in africa nine hundred ninety eight the judge rejected ahmed ghailani pleas for leniency saying the deaths and damage caused wait his insistence he did not intend to kill anyone and have been forced into it two hundred twenty four people died and thousands were injured in the twin attacks in kenya and tanzania and this is the first one ton of a detainee to have a civilian trial on u.s. soil. well day to day we strive for creature comforts bugs those affected most when we throw them out are often forgotten by doubt who really is paying the price for our consumer culture coming up in just over an hour in our special report. and time now for a business of day with helium. hello and welcome to the latest market news it's the time of the year for the big cheeses of business and politics to mix in the swiss ski resort of dollars but while the bankers are cherry their attention profits the cause

. >> reporter ...the grind of the hockey schedule was simply torture. >> there's nothing to do.hocolates you can have at the rink and it's cold and it's just... >> reporter: you hated it? >> it was horrible! i finally just said you know what? this has gone on too long. i need to try. >> reporter: four years ago, terri joined a league of her own. three times a week year round she plays on one of three women's teams. this season she's center for the danbury battle-axes. >> it's an escape. i don't think about "oh, my gosh, i've got all this laundry to do." and, "oh, i just had this horrible fight with my husband." you don't think of any of that because you just... you're just trying to survive out there, really. >> reporter: the battle-axes are in good company, part of a growing trend of women and moms... breaking the ice. ( laughs ) if you fall... >> well, that's why i have a lot of padding. >> reporter: 61-year-old anne brewer was a trail blazer in the sport. she played at brown university in 1967. back then there were fewer than 20 women playing in the country. >> we were the fi

paralyzed cities across the east coast, from virginia to maine, bringing trains, planes and automobiles grinding to a halt. in washington, d.c., a 45-minute commute turned into a ten-hour travel fiasco. drivers just abandoned their cars. as one commuter put it, the roads are now a bumper car graveyard. and sharyn alfonsi is here with us now. she's been tracking the return to snowmageddon. >> reporter: this is the fifth major snowstorm this winter. across the northeast, you can hear a collective "enough already." hoboken, new jersey, yesterday and today. snow on top of snow. weighing heavy on trees and the millions left digging out, again. >> everybody is tired. we're exhausted. it's been out of control. >> reporter: a storm the northeast first heard. >> wow! that is crazy. >> reporter: then saw. altering the landscape in hours. new york city. philadelphia. boston. and while some places now look like a story book, this storm made it one for the record books. philadelphia normally gets 21 inches of snow. so far this season, 38. so much snow, you needed skis to negotiate the subway stairs today. bo

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twenty one of fourteen the twenty six year old hired as an advantage to elevate over smaller grinds matt ryan failed to silence those criticizing his postseason play c'mon williams speaking of the quarterback making it twenty eight to fourteen green bay and the break the falcons defense got a much needed breather but the relentless rodgers had more to offer in the second half the twenty seven year old reminding everyone he can make plays with his legs to forty eight to twenty one packers and an even bigger underdog in seattle or the chicago bears are up next for green bay. archie. continue the cinderella run as they march into soldier field in chicago to take on the birds on the new york jets preparing for a huge battle with new england also on sunday jets cornerback antonio cromartie earlier used a few choice words to describe patriots quarterback tom brady and they weren't the only fire remarks ahead of the fox spring country expect crocker. the first grand slam of the tennis year meanwhile is now less than twenty four hours away the australian open getting underway as usual at melbour