herbs go a long way in the garden and we're going to learn a little bit about how to succeed with herbsur landscape and in backyard. well, let's see, the first thing i'd say is you need to plan for your herb garden. most people are growing herbs these days in containers. they put a little gravel in the bottom, water their high-grade potting soil, maybe a little bit of [indistinct], add some starter fertilizer to get them going. i always tell people--select things that are going to be found to be a little exotic. edible plants as well. why not mix in with your herbs things like nasturtium? the flowers in nasturtium are a little peppery. they do a lot for your salads. calendula is also edible. these blooms, the plant, what a great addition to your salads and entrees. the other thing i'd say to folks is make sure you consider sun, sunlight, 6 to 8 hours a day. if you've got the right plan, you got the right herbs, you're feeding regularly and there is plenty of sunshine, it's easy to succeed. and before you know it, you'll have salsa and dishes coming out of your kitchen with home- grown h

fresh herbs--the herb garden here at cia is amazing. >> here, students cultivate edible flowers, vegetables, and fresh herbs. >> it's learning how tplant, what to plant, when to plant it. >> students feel, and i feel, that by producing our own ingredients, we can become better chefs. we'll get to learn a little bit about our food systems and how we interact with our food systems. we're in a unique position to do that. >> people come from all over the world, studying at the institute in the heart of the lush napa valley, getting an opportunity to learn how to grow, harvest, and market the produce. much of this early morning's harvest will be sold at the local farmer's market. >> that's what it's all about. it's really understanding the medium, and if you understand the medium, you can better express your ideas through it. >> sales at the stand are pretty brisk, and whatever doesn't sell is donated to local food banks. meanwhile, back at the institute, classes start around 8:00, and karl diehn, now in his traditional chef's uniform, is cooking some of those squash blossoms he harvested about

but if you want to pick it up this is herb essence, a pre- none descript building. there is no sign, the people inside didn't want to talk to us today but their customer, well, they had a lot to tell us. >> i don't want to be labeled any more than the lady with the simply or funnier walk. i want to get well and he'll in my own community. >> reporter: she is a nine-year stroke survivor. she was stunned when her doctors suggested she give marijuana a try but is grateful. she can go to herb essence in concord to pick up her precipitation. >> i don't want the drive to berkeley to places i don't know that i'm comfortable with me with my personal safety to go out of my comfort zone. >> honey burns says she smokes pot to get over high anxiety. >> are you high right now. >> i am. yeah, i can't believe i'm saying this but i am. >> reporter: and if you were not high you would not feel comfortable talking to me. >> reporter: they are not 2008ing the merits of medicinal marijuana. for them it's a legal issue. in in 2005 this city decided you can't sell it here and even though s

this is the business called herb essence.e who don't want it say there is a high school and a daycare nearby. you wouldn't note it, there is no sign indicating what they sell. but word has gotten out they do sell marijuana here. >> i don't want to be labeled any more than the woman with the silly walk or funny walks, i want to get well, i want to he'll in my own community. >> devlin sea well is a nine- year stroke survivor, she is grateful she did can go to herb essence in concord to pick up her precipitation. >> i don't want to drive to berkeley, uncomfortable, puts me at my personal safety risk to go out of my comfort zone. >> honey burns says she smokes pot to curb anxiety. she doesn't have a medical card and wasn't picking up any marijuana today. are you high right now. >> yeah, i am. i can't believe i'm saying this but yeah i am. >> reporter: if you weren't high you would not feel comfortable talking to me. >> reporter: they are not debating the merits of medicinal marijuana. to them it's an legal issue. in 2005 they dec

it's called herb essence. it opened in concord last no, even though the city banned medical marijuana dispensaries five years ago. the city managers are obviously looking in the matter. but neighbors who use medical marijuana say it is a welcome addition to the city. >> i don't want the drive to berkeley to places i i don't know that i'm uncomfortable with my personal safety risk to go out of my comfort zone. >> they say herb essence has a permit to run an alternative healing center but the license application did not say anything about marijuana. >>> tiger woods back in the news. not about his golf swing. dennis o'donnell and the giants erupt against the dust buster, next. . >> back at the wall. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, at&t having won 8 of 9 and got cooled off in a hurry in his old digs.. ants outfiel . >>> department of justice tea baker's reds come in having won 8 of it. in his new diggs outfielder cody ross unpacked and got a base hit. hops, doubles in two, doubles in a run. you get the picture. freddy sanche

would support their psychological impact and knowledge of herbs and other things so the name of your course concussions and all that is in general plus a strong psychotherapy. and what's your attitude towards shamanism in modern western countries. that's never too negative yes well i think it's artificial. that you prefer that's. cheaper from us and the circular just because you know that the more the world is based on. rules we do p.r. again it's only a certain rule is and you had the word for real shams or good people but on the whole thing i don't like it because the risk to many things which are artificial have nothing in common with the reality you see that's why i don't like it. sharon help another person say there is a sick person must go because what if he comes to a village fresh allan's hell can show help in this situation or is it supposed to be somebody from your village they belong to your religion living in your place. people from bloody will do come to our shaman do they keep yes i help. think that. they would have come. to same time i think there's a psychological ele

the company is called herb al essence, on clayton road.he shop is none descript from the outside, without any signs to advertise it, the company's web site says it opened in july but the city apparently just learned about it last week. right now dispensaries are banned in concord but that ban has been challenged in court. herb essence says it's in full compliance with state law. the mayor says the city is looking in the situation. >>> well neighbors of the couple arrested on suspicion of kidnapping jaycee dugard say calm has finally returned to their neighborhood. this was the scene a year ago near antioch. the area became the center of media coverage when they arifted philip and nancy ga read oh. they are accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard and holder her captive. they say it has had a lasting effect. they claim the area has been stereo typed. the ba rid as appeared in court this week, the judge announced the defense may challenge flip greer's mental competency. they are scheduled to be back in court in october. >>> we're learning more to

fisher acknowledged herb paid her privately. the operation led to allegations herb falsified. this ultimately led to her forced resignation on friday. >>> the boy was or roughed for arson a -- arrested for arson after starting fires. the 40-acre blaze broke out this afternoon. l.a. county sheriff's deputies said the boy told them he was smoking marijuana in a field when he dropped a lighter and started the fire. another boy was arrested and a 63-year-old man was also arrested for refusing to move from the scene and obstructing firefighters. >>> they battled a spectacular house fire which moved to a nearby home and burned some trees. as you can see they had to cut holes which allowed them to spray water on the fire. there is no word of the extent of the damage. >>> patricia neil has died at the age of 84 years old. >> you can finish that in the morning. >> reporter: neil started in many dramas, the day the earth stood still. she won an oscar acting opposite paul newman. she earned another oscar nomination for the subject she died in her home in massachusetts. >>> a reunion on t

many other expensive herb's where you. for example there is a type of fern in our lands which it doesn't grow anywhere else so the japanese come to buy it from us. there is breaking up our well known type of bush well you know we also have another type of fur forms. and. female plants and only female clients are of any value and so it's prepared in a certain way and then it's used to release talk scenes which from the body we didn't that's why. it is so valuable she's accusing each of you put them all those years in medicine yes so there are many things involved as you are all men we also have a small sawmill all those things enable us to live not too extravagant bluebloods to have everything we need one says. first rice president russian association and peoples all the noise spotlight will be back shortly after a break we'll continue this interview so stay with us. extracting black gold is dangerous. demand pushes the limits to catastrophe. is the price too high. is it possible to prevent such disasters. and can the off t

it's called herb essence.ed in concord last no, even though the city banned medical marijuana dispensaries five years ago. the city managers are obviously looking in the matter. but neighbors who use medical marijuana say it is a welcome addition to the city. >> i don't want the drive to berkeley to places i i don't know that i'm uncomfortable with my personal safety risk to go out of my comfort zone. >> they say herb essence has a permit to run an alternative healing center but the license application did not say anything about marijuana. >>> tiger woods back in the news. not about his golf swing. dennis o'donnell and the giants ♪ the wrightnows what'll it be for dinner, kids? pot roast! pot roast! [ ding! ] ta da. dad, can we get a puppy? sure. let's call him goober. hey, let's watch an instant movie from netflix! a comedy! a romance! how 'bout a dope break-dancing flick, my homey? oh snap! there it is! [ male announcer ] netflix now delivers unlimited movies 2 ways -- instantly to your tv, plus dvds by mail

: san ramon's mayor, abrahm wilson, makes the decisions on the city salaries and says city manager herbee deserves his. >> herb has been here for 20 some years, we don't have an assistant city manager. >> reporter: and he says monese is doing a great job. >> we don't have a deficit, we have a reserve, we are not having layoffs, we're not letting our police force go. san ramon is not bell. san ramon is san ramon. >> reporter: but even though the median household income in san ramon is nearly $127,000 compared to 37130 in bell, this local resident doesn't agree. >> i kind of look at this as sort of the northern california version of the city of bell. >> reporter: john zu koskie is editor of a local blog called around dublin and he said when he found out how much he made. >> i was astounded. i thought it was san ramon. >> reporter: he did his own survey of the valley area. >> the city managers are making 50% more than all their counterparts in the other cities. seems very irresponsible. >> reporter: he is not buying the argument about the well- being because this year san ramon issued a hi

deserves his. >> herb has been here for 20- some years. we don't have a assistant city manager. >> reporter: and he says moniz is doing a great job. >> we don't have a deficit. we have a reserve. we are not having layoffs. we are not letting our police force go. san ramon is not bell. san ramon is san ramon. >> reporter: even though the median household income in san ramon is nearly $127,000, compared to $37,130 in bell, this local resident doesn't agree. >> actually, you know, i kind of look at this as sort of the northern california version of the city of bell. >> reporter: joan is editor of a local blog called around dublin. and he says when he found out how much moniz made. >> i was astounded. i'm thinking it's little san ramon. >> reporter: he did his own survey of public employee salaries in the tri-valley area. >> i saw that san ramon pretty much from the city manager all the way down are making 50% more than all the counterparts. it's sear responsible. >> reporter: he is not buying the mayor's comments about the city's well-being b

we distill that through local herbs. it was really surprising how delicious it was, because we were mixing a lot of seemingly in congruent ingredients, and it was delicious and different from anything you have ever tasted. i would have been happy if it was medicinal. the idea was more important to me. but it was very good. it is something i think a lot about, especially transition history, native americans, how they have this combination of dress, from the clothing from trade companies, mixed with traditional dress. i love how reflective it is of who they are, and also the merging history's coming together. what would we look like if we carry our history with us? all of the merging of cultures, reflected in our address? i am thinking of my own history with early europeans coming in and intermixing with native cultures. the one thing i would like people to take away from after seeing my work is a sense of wonder and who we are as americans. that we are really these beautiful mixes of people and we should really be looking

along with bitter herbs and rhineos ris horns. we dine at restaurants on the better side of town with pink table cloths and real flowers in the vases. we hardly go to china town. >> in a casual way, they had fun with his body. they chained him to the back of the car and did fish tails. forensic evidence suggests his body came loose and they rechained him after rolling back over him to get him. now most of us heard about this. something we don't hear, dragged to death we assume it was -- >> like this. chained to the bumper of a truck. that's not true. it's like this. chained the back of the truck. watching the road behind him as he goes. this poem is called big thicket. jasper, texas. >> to big thicket a crack is a buck shot, a stick broke, cracked headlights. crack, the big thicket we go 2 sticks. drink, drink, light, light. stagger in the road. statistic o statistic broke. the light, buck shot light. >> buck on stagger. what you looking at. the white stick. along the trees, along the trees. the buck staggering home. the crack. bi

siberian herbs and spices. and once everything was prepared it was time to get cooking it's. beautiful smoked siberian stir. it was almost fun for me to leave toms and it was still so much i wanted to see but you can't play. a week sightseeing into just a morning can you. well maybe you can. but never been in a hang glider before. you feel as if you might drop out at any moment but one side unpeeled my knuckles from the seat in front i really didn't want it to end and there are some pretty amazing piece to. pass. i got that so. absolutely story with. us. i just finished one flights but it was time for me to head to the airport for another. because all the benefits of the big city but it's still small enough that you only have to be here a few days and you start to feel at home.

it activates the herbs and kind of wakes them up. it's really nice. then we mix that around a little bit and then we would let this cool, okay, and when it's cool, then we would just take it, marinade the meat. i like to keep some separate and when we're serving just drizzle a little bit over that. >> rosemary, jalapenos and thyme. >> a little bit of creole seasoning or cajun seasoning and we can finish with that. before i cook that -- >> the bam. >> exactly. originated the bam. >> whenever we do chicken thighs, some olive oil, lemon juice, kind of make the marinade. we have a bigger one with this, i like to marinade it and then i like to save some more and then after i grill it, dip it right back in there. throw some onions in there, also some oregano and parsley, salt and pepper. >> and how long do you let it then sit with the chicken thighs? >> can you let it sit too long? >> it starts cooking. i like anywhere from an hour to like half -- like six hours is perfect. >> and the garlic goes in there, too. >> can you do it without the garlic or is that

sam ramon makes decisions and herb says he deserves his. and he says he is doing a great job. >> we don't have a deficit, we have reserve. we are not having layoffs. we are not letting our police force go. sam ramon is sam ramon. >> reporter: and even though the medium household is $127,000 compared to 130,000 in belle, this resident does not agree. john is an editor of a local blog called around dublin and he said when he found out how much he made... >> i was thinking it is little sam ramon. >> reporter: he did a survey in the try valley area. >> all the way down they are making 50% more than all the counterparts. >> reporter: he is not buying the city's information, because this year they issued a hiring freeze and salary freeze. some say ramon residents weighed in. >> it seems like a lot of money for running a city. >> reporter: and bill says, even though sam ramon is doing fine now, fat public employee salaries will come hard to justify in this time of financial uncertainty. >> it is not defensible to the average taxpayer -- average ta

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