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

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sorry, herb. want to get to kate kelly, who is in the cnbc newsroom, because you also have news for us. >> thanks, mandy. i have just been communicating with hedge fund managers, some involved, some not involved in this name. it's been quite a battle, really, since bill ackman announced that he had this herbalife short in december of 2012. on the long side, you see some of the biggest players in money management, including some major hedge funds. you have obviously carl icahn in the lead position, also george soros with a significant stake. capital research and management. v vanguard, fidelity, traditional old line institutional managers. on the hedge fund side, from what i'm told, those in it on the long side with one or two possible exceptions are in it for personal reasons. because they disagreed with bill ackman and disagree both either with his thesis or tactics in terms of trying to launch this long awaited investigation. at least long awaited by him. in terms of the merits of the ftc probe

what herbs do you have? and you went and got me some herbs. >> i got you some herbs. any grocery store to sort of get -- keep your immune system up. >> jimmy: thank you. >> here's some ginger, which we i guess usually use in, maybe like asian cuisine but it's so good for you. if you have stomach cramps or indigestion. >> jimmy: i yeah. so you just chop it >> chop it up, make tea out of it. use it in your cooking. garlic. >> jimmy: okay. >> super antiviral, anti-septic, if you have parasites, ugh, it's really good for that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah and also, vampires. [ laughter ] >> vampires. and here's the thing. if you're feeling sick, eat raw garlic. i had some this morning. you might be like shai, stay fire-dragon breath. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, not at all. >> but raw garlic is so good for you. >> jimmy: so you've been eating raw garlic today. >> eating raw garl >> jimmy: how many cloves you eat? >> i don't know. dude, i was at room service at 1:30 a.m. and i was like oh, my god, i'm getting a cold. and i was like, do you guys have any raw garlic? and they'r

do you buy it, herb?well, that may be for many people, and i suspect -- look, herd mentality is everywhere. not just in the stock market. it's in social media. that's what makes contrarians a little different. i think when you look at something, there's probably some truth to it. you see people piling on. i see it in streaming and news feed on twitter. >> i certainly feel down when i see my friends posting pictures of like -- when i'm in a windowless news room. why i'm not on facebook. thank you, herb greenberg. >>> and a reversal in stocks around the european close. s&p down 1%, down 204%, not far from the lows of the day. nasdaq down nearly 1.5%. so we're going to keep an eye on what is going on in the markets all the way to the close today. we are on it. meantime, cut five picks from two of the top food and consumer analysts around. we're going to be talking burritos, factories and butts, coming up. >>> and if traveling around the world, staying in luxury hotels and eating at five-star restaurants ever

then herb albert. hit the charts for pop instrumental. we are glad you joined us. those conversations are coming up now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ tavis: please welcome alicia keys to this program. the 14 time grammy award winner is out with her first album in three years. it's the first since the birth sonher two-year-old egypt. it is called "girl on fire." here is the video for the title track. ♪ we got our feet on the ground, and we are burning it down ♪ clouds andead in the were not coming down ♪ fire ♪girl is on ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ she's walking on fire ♪ ♪ this girl is on fire everybody says when she goes by they can see the flame in her eyes ♪ tavis: you have a legitimate reason for being gone for three years. a baby. you have earned that. take a few years off. three years in this business is so long. what fear, what trepidation, what angst does one have when they are trying to put together a project that is three years in the making? >> this whole project, this time in my life, this album really r

all of these herbs we have heard about selenium. we heard about them. they're altogether in a base.o they hit our immune system. they regulate the immune system and kill cancer cells. that's one of the things i like to talk about. one is an indian remedy from canada and it was given to a nurse renee caisse. that's another successful treatment. >> you say some have been developed by nobel prize winners. >> right. >> that's an amazing piece of information. they think these are quacky doctors and quack watch.com doesn't you say give those things. >> they like to attack the doctors. >> but, in fact, if you look up the information, some of these are nobel prize winning -- >> a person came in with the vitamin c protocol. it's important in the formation of collagen. it holds your cells towing, if you have a good production of collagen, it's hard for the cancer cells to spread, because the cells are bound together, they produce an enjiem and it breaks apart the cells. the collagen helps to stick together. she a nobel prize winner on the vitamin c protocol i talk about in the book. >> there

thank you very much for joining us today, mike. >> by the way, herb is not even in the same time zoneour bet. coffee is up 67%, gold miners 27, the past few months, gold miners down 27%. >> it was close there for a while, almost to the exact percentage gain, but you just raced ahead. it's only because i drink 15 cups of coffee a today. >> you and the brazilian drought. you two are balanced. hey, sometimes you get lucky, like the nikkei. >>> up next, today's mist re chart, this is the best performing global stock this month. the answer is ahead. >>> plus the mystery billionaire. a lot of mystery on this show, that just locked in the most expensive insurance policy ever. >>> and the face behind today's shamrock shake. >>> janet yellen's very first news conference is this wednesday. as you can imagine, investors are anxiously awaiting her public statements to strengthen the economy or otherwise. cnbc is your place to turn for that fed decision at 2:00 p.m. on the dot followed by her news conference at 2:30 p.m. there you go. straight talk time. here is the news you need to know about eve

it's herb alpert's lonely boy album. i think avalos will kind of understand the [speaker not understood] there. but i think if he had to choose [speaker not understood], his partner and his kid rene and [speaker not understood], i think john really wants to be the latino [speaker not understood] and if he could, lead efforts like the clash ha led over the years [speaker not understood]. so, a gateway kind of version of the clashes from london to jamaica, too. but i think john encompasses art and creativity and brings so much progressive leadership to our city and i just wanted to thank you on john avalos day with these three gifts. so, thank you so much, john. thank you. the rest i'll submit. (applause) >> thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor avalos. >> well, thank you, supervisor mar. thats was really sweet. i didn't realize i was that nerdy, but i do really like herb alpert. maybe that makes me nerdy, i don't know. don't have much to say about that, but just thank you. [laughter] >> i wanted to thank supervisor campos

premiere of herb cam as well. you're looking good out there. what specifically are you listening out for on this call? >> well, i think you are really trying to find out if bill has something new on china that would not only affect herbalife but affect other multi-level marketing companies because we have issues with nuskin. i think you are trying to find out and right as the call starts, he is going through the "new york times" story from yesterday which got a lot of people focus orded on the issue hedge fund lobby. >> the china business is increasingly a corroborate con their revenue. it is a fast-growing revenue growth driver for the company. if indeed something happened with the china business, for example, if it was shut down, regulators have been sniffing around the business in china, would it really hurt the stock, would it really hurt the company? >> yeah. i think if you do anything to hamper the growth of something that is growing very rapidly, it's only 11% but it grew, you know, several hundred percent

. >>> herb, are you out there, buddy? i hope so. listen up.f your red flag stocks to watch just got an upgrade. >> we know that nobody likes taxes. we will make the case why one tax needs to go up and fast. that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >>> how many times have you said today thank god it's friday? t.g.i. time. let's take a look at what's happening in terms of stock news and views that we call street talk. first of all, raytheon, a defense stock, it is moving not massively high, just a little higher, but it did get a target increase at bernstein. >> second day in a row with a target increase on raytheon. that's why we bring it up. the target increased to $117 from $106. the stock is at $101 and change. the rating remains outperform. also initiated overweight at morgan stanley, their target $115. they got a big new missile contract. lot of positive commentary on raytheon. >> let's mov

herb greenberg back here at mother ship here with us on set. two big stories here. stories you've watched for a long time. we do listen to you and your thoughts. herbalife and nu skin. carl icahn, something that he said got your wheels turning. take a listen first. >> there are people that feel that, you know that promises are made in marketing but that's not herbalife's marketing. that's the marketing of distributors and distributors get paid to bring in other distributors. but i think that all -- that has been cleaned up dramatically in the last few years. >> right then and there, when carl said distributors get paid to bring in other distributors, that's one point and then he said ushg think that's been cleaned up. you first have to ask, what has been cleaned up why did something have to be cleaned up how do we know it's been fully cleaned up? more importantly, look at what the ftc is looking at here, looking exactly what the carl said, distributors getting paid to bring in other distributors than in and of itself is okay. the question is, how much is selling pro

it's as simple as taking strawberry plants, lettuce, herbs. >> have your own herb garden. >> when theydea. >> you're one for one. next. >> cool. >> i love this. this is great. >> these are shovels. imagine broken snow shovels. like what do you do with them? take a drill bit and drill into a tree. >> does that kill the tree? >> no. trees are really good at healing themselves. so over time they're going to grow back over the base. you don't need glue, concrete, anything. put plants on here. >> drill holes? >> feel careful walking by. that can be sharp. >> they're pretty dull after the winter. put light, cocktails. >> i'm exhausted from the pig. all right. >> what is this? >> stray gloves. this one is for you. you're over here. what you do, when you have your stray glove, take an old pillow and stuff it with the stuffing like muppets. you take craft glue. look at this. big eyes over. >> i can't add a lot to this. >> the more you add the better it is. so you just fill the whole thing. >> do not criticize me. i'm making -- >> do you see the giant eyes? that's an old ping-pong. fill with a b

i went to see herb klein, who was his director of communications, and proposed doing the book on the nixon white house. and that was approved after six months, and it was because of that that i found myself outside the oval office a lot of times, but inside the oval office also. c-span: and this photograph shows golda meir and yitzhak rabin. >> guest: rabin, yes. and--and it was a--you know, the--the middle east figures very heavily in american politics, and any time one of the chiefs of state would come, the--the white house and the rest of the establishment gave them special attention. it was interesting in--in that particular instance that the president said to golda meir that she and he had the same--one thing in common; they both had jews as their foreign minister. and she said, 'yes, but mine speaks english.' c-span: and then over on the next page, and it's a full lead in the book, is andrey gromyko. and what was the timing on this shot? >> guest: this was in october--i think october 22nd, 1970. the reason that date stays with me is i read in haldeman's book, "ends of power," t

herb, we appreciate it. andy, thank you very much. have great weekends.ednesday but it's my friday. >> it's your friday. let's move to pan nar ra. absolutely tanking following a big downgrade. so joining us on the phone is the man who is responsible for all of this, the man who made this call. bob darrington. you have been on the show many, many times. it's been your top pick in the sector. what happened? >> come on, mandy. you give me way too much credit but thank you for that. you know, i think clearly the market likes predictability and confidence and i think in the big scheme of things, management of pan nar ra bread is doing what's right for their brand for the longer term. unfortunately those longer term investments that the company is making over the next several years within its business in technology and human labor and the skill sets to continue to make their brand desirable and cravable, unfortunately, will add some volatility to the earnings performance, and i think, unfortunately, that likely will lead to volatility in the share price. >> yea

is netflix worth $44 billion, herb? >> i don't know. i really couldn't tell you. i can't tell you what the future of that industry is. netflix has done a phenomenal job building a great business with what? what is the revenue number? >> $6 billion. next year. >> or does hastings want to be the consolidator in this industry that rolls it up and makes the company that much more valuable or what he believes would be that much more valuable? >> john, how much of your argument is also just because just apple should get in before someone like amazon does. what if amazon swooped in and bought netflix? >> amazon can't buy them. they don't b have the cash. that would be a stock for stock deal. i'm sure bezos would love to consolidate that down. but investors are just taking one super expensive stock for another. i did lay out yesterday that this is a quote, unquote bull market call. and for that matter, you know, we have to acknowledge one thing. i think netflix has traded up maybe one day in the last month. i didn't get to see where it was before we came on here, but the

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herb greenberg joining us now.n his new reality check newsletter on the street.com, you see what i just did there for you, herb, see that, buddy? >> i appreciate it. >> he's still got a red flag on the stock. let's talk about it. so goldman, the numbers, they're not changing your big brain. how come? >> no, because they say it's one of their most compelling buying out there right now. and i take a look at it and i say, this stock is up 30% over the past few weeks. in fact, after the company reported recent earnings, which had great same-store sales, but the company has cut 2004 earnings estimates, i think, about three times over the past few quarters, from 25% to 20% to 15% or something like that. you have gross margins at two-year lows. the company has stopped giving gross margin guidance. i think the model is going through a lot of stress. goldman thinks the ecommerce part is going to make this story, you know, blossom again. i would argue that they're in the process of changing the model. the new ceo, who just b

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carol roth, herb greenberg, sheila dharmarajan, and nathan bachrach.ti seymour. it was an unusual day. we opened up higher, talking about record territory, lost the momentum and really into the closing bell took a dive. the dow finishing almost 100 points lower. why? >> i think if you look at where people were concerned, certainly as it related to the broader macro, the political and russian risks. i think that's a case where we've talked about this. the market might not be prepared for risk. people have said to this point i don't care about you, political risk. i care about macro and i care about economic data misses. the data was pretty strong in the states and that was part of getting to the level. i think we're at technical levels. 1875 is a place we keep running out of gas. if you look at some of the other markets around the world, they're trading a little stronger. even emerging is trading stronger. i think this is a case where people are looking at technical levels. >> sheila, the nasdaq is the big mover. it closed lower 1.4%. outsized move on t

. >> okay, cilantro's a nice herb.it has a cooling effect, so it kind of counters the jalapeÑo heat, okay? and we're gonna put that in there. cilantro's interesting, because some people -- it's in their dna -- it actually tastes a little bit soapy. like 5% of the population's like that. so some people just don't like it, but 95% of people love it, and it just has a really nice, refreshing, cooling effect to counteract the jalapeÑo. >> mm-hmm. >> now, we're gonna use a jalapeÑo -- a pepper -- in this. and this is a fairly hot pepper. now, jalapeÑos vary in heat. the bigger ones are less hot than the smaller ones. >> mm-hmm. >> you know, so you see a really big jalapeÑo, it might not be that hot at all. but one thing about hot peppers is all their heat is right in here. all these seeds and that white in there, that's where most of the heat is. most of the heat is not in the meat and the green part. >> so that's where you should be careful? >> yeah, so what i do is, i just take it out. we're just gonna take that out. beca

almost too pretty to eat braised carrots with sprigs of garden herbs.anthony keeps it coming. >> this is called a ruby sour. it's a whiskey sour sort of. >> the lamb sausaged braised carrots and the ruby sour was oh, so sweet. to find out more information about this restaurant, go to kron4.com and click on dine and ditch. >>> coming up next -- it's usually the police that catch people in the act of doing something wrong. see what happens when the tables are turned. >>> we had a nice afternoon. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. i will let you know what sunday will bring as well as next week. that's coming up. >>> we have a warning for you tonight. there is a new scam circulating through facebook. it's related to the missing malaysian flight. on the lighter side there is a new internet fad that has people taping their face. it's really bizarre. here is a look at what is buzzing in tech. this is a classic phishing scam. the bait used is just the worst thing possible. the world is waiting for this plane to be found. it's taking forever. we're anxious for thi

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mm-mm. >> you mentioned -- i read this weekend that herbs don't like heat. in my kitchen is when i'm actually plating the pasta in the pan like this, as i'm plating it, i put the herbs in it and give it a quick turn and stay nice and fresh and green. >> i do the same thing. >> i'm going to do that now. >> yes. >> what do we do here? >> okay, so here, tapenade, which is a fancy word for black olive puree with some other things like capers and garlic and what i do is take some ricotta cheese. a lot are using ricotta cheese which i love, ricotta cheese and a little black olive and put that right on top. i just marble it in and put it right on top of the pasta. let's put this right on top. >> i definitely taste a little lemon zest in there. >> lemon zest is in the tapenade and we finish it with a little bit of parsley and fresh oregano and there you go. >> because you guys can get it at gato and "beat bobby flay" every thursday on the food network. we will be right back. >> come and get it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill.

let's bring in cnbc contributor jan nippen and herb greenberg. i never thought we would be asking this question here on this show, what can radio shack learn from jc penney? >> the only thing i think they can actually learn from jc penney is they need to be an omni-channel online retailer if they're going to make it. i don't think there's a lot happening for radio shack. but the one growth part of the business that jc penney has is online. radio shack would have to be able to partner with somebody or figure out a way to be a serious player. >> we don't even really know what kind of destination it is. >> i think part of the problem is it's still stuck in 1990 so it's very hard to determine what they could be able to sell that would be really relevant. but the things they have got there now, which are sort of reminds me of the old time store that has all the hardware you have ever wanted but it's all stored in the back room and they can bring it out when you go in to get it, they are kind of that person today. they could sell that online if they we

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for more information call (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about my plans --were delayed slightly. i would say that in this very difficult timefor the arts and everyone, especially the arts, it's phenomenal how new century has grown where many unfortunate organizations have stopped. during this period we got ourselves on national radio presence; w

the fragrance is wonderful of herbs and spices. prices have tripled. telling us they have to make due with the little they have. how are you? >> this is good luck. >> we see eggs on sale, the candles. >> exactly. we have tradition to put different kinds of things for the new year time. so we have fish, the goldfish, the egg. every single thing has a new symbol for us. for the coming new year to have happiness, love, goodwill for everybody. >> is it a time of happiness, goodwill and wealth in your home? >> i hope so. >> you are hopeful. iran is talking to the west about a nuclear deal, greater engagement. does that give you hope? >> of course. it is a new beginning for us. we are all positive towards this new change. >> how do you want your own life to change? we have a lot of new hopes. we have a lot of hope for your kids. we emphasize a lot for the generation. for our kids, we want them to have good jobs, good opportunities in life. >> are you worried for your children? >> they're doing okay. we hope everything will be fine. >> we hope so too. thank y

. >> and the ingredients it claims that are in here are ancient herbs, mugwho are t, damiana leaf andaybeans extract. do you think we could use this machine to tell us if that's what's in here? >> we certainly can. we got a big peak right there. >> what does that usually core respond to. >> a known synthetic cannaboid. >> what was in the package was a chemical variation of marijuana. rti's research is helping law enforcement identify how the designer drugs are identified in the body so they will pick up the substances and sellers and prosecuted. >> so while these compounds are not stable, so you may start with one drug and when you light it on fire in a cigarette, it couldverts to something else. what the person is taking isn't what they think they are taking. >> this machine will smoke the designer drugs to help researchers determine exactly what the compounds become after they are heated and ingested. >> people willingly put these compounds into their body when we are not even in a place to animals. >> officer bates has made it his mission to educate the public drugs. >> this really

and i ask to give you some handouts and those are about herb's herbicides that are used in parks. all around the world of the culture but also on vegetation with other kinds of vengeance which people think it preferable and supports a fact that on the other side there's an article about a doctor who was doing research and a lot of the workers of the cultural workers have birth defects when he published it he was intimidated and threatened by the chemicalss and think by chemicals from the extracting an article it's from here it's kind of complicated describes how this chemical works and possibly effects and it s one person has one eye in the middle of forehead and that is also another one in english would sound tennessee i didn't eyes. there is stuff called neutrality crest effected cranial in short that's a sort of development of the head and face facial mussels and bones it said with little of it we use it as a last resort but it's used attempt i know by experience there is no skews to use any of those 4 herbicides and n ap is the one that's used mostly >> is there any one he wil

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groups i found out that you have to go toometers to impetus hard to say but it the herbicides not every herbs liquor the 3 which is the least toxic but tore one and two should be ban it shouldn't be used in the city at all and the second thing the protection of the trees it would be very annoys to have it there, too because just exposed as a reduction of the area plan says the trees will be cut to roar gradually restore wasteland and habitat that is total urban acceptable i want the protection of the trees for health because nobody b will talk about the high priority it should be high priority to take care of trees and its third thing i'm not happy about all those native things there's no definition of native no psychologist can know without prior knowledge. so you pick up the ones that are native and no matter and i role don't think this is a native term is to be used and i can talk about herbicides but i was asked in the previous item to loaf the comments open petition for our san francisco forest alliance and will continue to say because people don't have time to come here they work and ha

. >> we were shocked to see these searches on things like poison, herbs, death, something about sedation of people, also about smothering. but the most graphic one was actually a search that durall did on the words "kill spouse." >> investigators now had probable cause to search the durall's home and they went straight to the master bedroom. they found a spot on the carpet that looked like it had been cleaned. they swabbed it with phenolphthalein and it turned purple, an indication it was blood. under the bed were two squares of carpet that had been cut out and replaced. underneath were large pools of blood that had been cleaned with water and detergents. around the bed almost invisible to the naked eye, investigators found the most incriminating evidence. >> it was just hundreds and hundreds of very, very small red dots on the head board, on the wall, above the headboard, in the corners and on the bureau and on the doorjamb to the bathroom. >> the blood near the floor didn't happen during the beating. >> that's blood coughing out of the lungs through the mouth. that was done very low to

there are options for people who want to experiment with this herb. their hands are tied because right now marijuana is classified as class 1. that was a different time. that was a different culture. i strongly urge you to do what you can. call your congress folks. tell them to support people having an option for medical. it could be just a brownie. they have got things like oil and processed into low heat that might save someone's life. this is really important. that's why i had to come and tell you to consider our work. i wish you all very much in this new year and it's a great pleasure to see you again. >> thank you very much. this you for coming to visit. >> any other public comment? okay. item no. 12. correspondence. heather? >> the first piece of correspondence on director carla johnson mentioned earlier is related to correspondence that was sent from the san francisco para transit coordinating council about item of private transportation companies which do not provide wheelchair accessible vehicles therefore impacting the transportation options

i grabbed myself a ka bob sandwich, all kinds of herbs and spices. i'm going to taste this. best i've had in a long time. you know it's delicious b i have just enough room for dessert, my favorite part. we're behind the scenes right now watching how all the pastries get made. and we've got a whole array of pastries here. honey and nuts and cinnamon, all kinds of great ingredients. this is amazing. here's another yummy pastry made with filo dough. oh, my god. really sweet and similar, it's lighter. this is what i like. we have a lovely row here. looks like a very delicious and exciting surprise. i'm going to bite into it. here we go. um. this is great with armenian coffee. now we're making some incredible armenian coffee. >> we buy our coffee, they have the best coffee. they come from armenia, specially made. and would you like to try it? >> i would like to try. >> would you like sugar or no sugar? >> no sugar today. i'm so excited. really earthy. you can really taste the grain. i think that's what makes it so special. really comes out. i hope you try it. we're having a great