>> hagen: that's really exciting.r: there's no shortage of metaphors in the flavoring business. givaudan goes to the ends of the earth scouting for new flavors. in hong kong, givaudan convened their annual conclave of top chefs from restaurants around the world to demonstrate their latest creations. the goal-- to turn those creations into new commercial flavors. the chefs mixed, chopped, mashed, steamed, sautÉed, and smoked for a week to create irresistible cutting edge cuisine. hong kong chef alvin leung didn't disappoint. >> alvin leung: it makes you want to eat this again, and again, again, okay? it's like sex, okay? you know, you want to do it over and over again until you get a headache. >> safer: the givaudan team didn't just taste the food; they sniffed, photographed, analyzed and debated it. then, they distilled the best into flavor powders, applied them to beef and noodles, and voila, a frozen dinner. >> this is a translation into a frozen ready meal that you can buy in the supermarket to really deliver a dif

under a minute left craters force the steelers on drive down failed polymer to hagen there now and sea bass territory during bring on jankowski from 44 yds the kick is up the kid is good. time expires the raiders get their first win of the year. >>> i thought darren played well he is an explosive player. like you saw today it takes one crease for daring to get an opportunity to break a big run we have confidence i thought offense played outstanding >>> dennis allen's birthday yesterday the last time for the 49ers played in minnesota their the underdog and get beat by brett favre today they were the favorites jim harbaugh talked about he wanted to avoid the trap game on fourth down christian ponder fakes and rolls out kyle rudolph for the touchdown they extend the lead ponder finds nobody open but scampers 23 ers for the touchdown. a good start for ponder in the nfl in completion percentage 49ers down 17-3 at the half. they regroup, alex smith to vernon davis makes it 17-13. ponder to rudolph again, 24-13, two minutes left in the game, smith pass to crabtree off the mark and picked off

jeniffer bishop, michael george, sherry beesley, gilian phillip, amy hagen, christen balmgardner. so you have a minute and a half. and i have one more speaker after that which is unrelated to this and i will call you up when they are finished. >> okay. let me get adjusted here. don't count the minute now because i thought that i had two minutes. hello, my name is johanna hagg and my daughter is in fourth grade. she started actually her fifth year and started in kindergarten and has been having a wonderful time attending ever since. and ever since we started at new traditions it has always been a very caring, collaborative school full of joyful learners. i have served myself on the sse board for two years there on the pta for three and last year as the president. and i can tell you a new traditions like all schools has faced challenges. i have also seen how well the school has worked together. with our fabulous wonderful principle. the teachers, the wonderful staff and the wonderful community of parents and children that we have. recently, at the school, a new teacher came to new t

he confirmed that he tore his left tricep and will be out for the season, his replacement is clark hagen's and he says that he will do anything just to be on this football team. >> it was unfortunate what happened to them. but wherever they see implying, if they need me to launch that kick, or filter water bottles, i will do it. >> it helps us because we are used to playing with him being in the game, during the rundowns and things like that. but it is a chance for another young guy to step up and fill in that role. >> also this weekend, don nelson will be enshrined into the basketball hall of fame in springfield mass., a wild 50 year run for nelson, he played 14 seasons in the nba as part of a 5 championship team hist in the celtics dynasty but that was just a start, he became the nba's all-time most winning coach, many of those victories coming with the warriors. he told me sunday on game day that his good fortune started when he was still playing, and cut, by the lakers. >> i am sitting at in illinois, having no job, and i got a call, i have been the luckiest guy in the world. >> what d

the point that was made in the hearing by the expert witness, margaret hagen, her whole career -- andly educated, very knowledgeable in the study of statistics and scientific testing and she looked at the records and said that with the history of his, there's no question that it's just a matter of time before he'll re-offend. >> now, trisha, as he is, you know, will be heading into this less restrictive facility, what do you think should happen if he shows he's getting better? no longer insane. >> well, personally? >> yeah. >> i just don't think that's going to happen. >> you don't? >> no. and when you look at his history, his whole the reason for the commitment was because he had a history of violence from early childhood through his college days. and i don't think that's going to change. >> is there anything you, other victi victims, families, could do to stop his release? >> no. >> nothing. >> it's only up to the courts. and the court has decided what they want to do in this case. and i think the only thing i would like to see done is i think we need to change the whole ngi plea th

balance by the notion that i don't want to do my bob hagen imitation on stage but this is what success looks like. this is what post world war ii strategy was supposed to create with strong independent powers that generally democratic and fro market and often aligned with us and even when not aligned with us like india or indonesia are often in support of similar goals. i share their concerns but i am glad the world of 2012 compared to anything of the recent historical past. >> there is a legitimate reason to be concerned that if you look at our level of defense spending the defense budget we're spending 3% gdp and under the obama plan it would decline gradually over time. european allies, all of them spending 2% of gdp. some are closer to 1%. it is set in law to 1.5% of gdp to two decimal points. if you look at that it makes you wonder is there a free rider effect going on? are they able to spend less on defense because we are spending it for them? we are paying for european missile defense. it protects europe. why isn't europe paying for it? be the legitimate question that as the bud