each american consumes an average of 23 quarts of ice cream, ice milk, sherbert, and other commerciallycessed frozen dairy products a year. but even the gre american dessert can get a makeover every now and then, and that's where sheri tate comes in. she came up with an idea to combine two of her favorite dessert staples: ice cream and liqueur. >> as a kid, my parents made liqueur-infused ice cream with their friends, so they made something called "grasshoppers," which is similar to the cream de mint we made today, and it was a blended ice cream drink with cream de mint liqueur. and i think that's probably where i got the idea. >> so sheri left her desk job in the silicon valley to pursue her dessert dream, and thus silver moon ice cream was created. it is the first artisan liqueur-infused ice cream and sorbet company on the market. she now has 18 flavors, from orange creamsicle, made with bitter orange; to coffee with brownie bits, made with coffee liqueur; to praline and irish cream. and no matter what flavor you pick, they're all equally unique and delicious here, and each one starts

estimated that around a fifth so the world's on top of the oil reserves and they are the people that ice caps. the u.s. walks out of the united nations general assembly as the rain in prison disputes nine eleven and lashes out of the western domination of president ahmadinejad such a major that they that these u.s. supporters that tox as a way to control the middle east and help israel were offered a cold on tehran to come clean about its nuclear program. the russian ultra nationalist who escaped from a psychiatric hospital a stud himself and to no one else or sees and is pleading to be allowed to stay in the country but just as a history of violence and it was when he showed up at immigration offices that he's now in custody being investigated by organized crime police and also low for his connection to a band of wives when a group of russian. more headlines a house without both sides dates also his interview shows and all good old talks to the president of iceland ragna grimson to get it his take on the arctic forum currently underway in moscow. for the. we've got. the biggest issues g

global warming is heating up the debate over who owns which part of the arctic the melting ice allows exploration and development of previously inaccessible oil and gas in the area russia the us canada denmark and norway have all claims to a piece of the arctic reaches three of the five nations pin their hopes on the among us of reach russia was the first to submit to the un its claim to the underworld to mountain range in two thousand and one the country argued the reach was an extension of the russian continental shelf the u. when asked for more evidence to collect it russian scientists went forty three hundred meters under the arctic ice in two thousand and seven the team had it by our two children girls give it some pose of the shelf and celebrated the first expedition of its kind by planting a russian flag on the seabed at the north pole the west labelled a symbolic gesture as political issues in russia of them pirelli stick conditions russia has also invoked on a diplomatic solution it's signed an agreement with norway bringing to an end the footie you dispute over a potential i

hockey traditions are they still there on russian ice. are you ready for you to say you can i think the police all the starvation you play in this country that has many traditions and i would say this i have to go back to sixty suppose i would largo but only to seven days because i'm more than i was the little gate i was watching hockey to see the players like i just left what he said because but there are quite a lot more busts syria and many other great players who won the championship one day all in pics and none of the czechs all the time i remember in seven of these are you going to feel you are not even in the world you know it all so i remember what happened the fence used to used to won the championship for the soviets like the chicks wonder what against the soviets then they lost to the finns and the russians became just that and that's what happened there and it was a different situation it wasn't a play on you know you know it was you know i think there is always study showing russian hockey it is bigger ice so we have more tim

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get in all the ice cream can you because it's going to be cool.et's start off with -- chase it with a hot chocolate. >> we have live pictures from oakland. the fog is off the coast. yeah, pretty cool day along the coast tomorrow. everywhere else we start to see more 80s and 90s. 7 ais the high in san francisco today. 91 in livermore. upper 80s in the north end of the bay. got up to 84 in oakland. things start to change a bit along the coast. and after that, the rest of us cool down. 54 in san francisco. still sitting at 71. lots of 60s through napa and in to san jose. this is the fog. notice i'll take you to 1:00 a.m. plenty of it is banked along the coast. it's not moving anywhere. thicker as we go through 8:00 a.m. really hugging the coastline. and then once we go into noon, we still have it along the coast. it's not really clearing out. everywhere else it will clear out by 4:00 p.m. temperatures drop from the 70s back into the 6 o's. we have this ridge of high pressure right about here. the flow that is coming out of the north is clearing the s

if they take two ice creams. make this the second ice cream. can we look at this? what you do is have them eat it and then tell them it is a pork product. they will flip out. what the hello. they will lose it. >> intolerance. >> enjoy, boys. >> everybody wants to close gitmo. i don't think the prisoners mind it. i bet it is a hundred times better than where they came from. i'm sorry. >> i would rather be in get me than karachi. it was a fine place. i did a gig in cuba. very well received. >> are we going to close it? they will never close it, will they. >> no. >> maybe with the two ice creams. who knows? >> there is no place -- the countries don't want them. they don't want them on our soil. the only solution is to put them on a prison we control and that is gitmo. >> we have one of those. >> or vermont. >> and doesn't it make sense to fatten them up? >> yes. >> when you are fat detainee, they are easier to capture. >> maybe they have the diabetes at that point and they will be easier to catch. >> and also they develop an addiction to chunky monkey. >> the thing is

>>> on thin ice, some magnificent creatures whose home ice is literally melting out from under them. a big change happening right now. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. the folks who study recessions have determined this one is the longest since world war ii, where they might differ from the rest of us, however, is their view, their contention that the recession is now over. and that it lasted 18 months. that doesn't go over well with the llions of americans wondering how their own situation will improve. it's a sentiment the president ran right into today in a town meeting televised live onc nbc and featuring a does of humanity during this rough time. we begin with white house correspondent savannah guthrie. >> reporter: there are those technical measures that economists talk about, then there is the reality on the ground. today, the president got a dose of the latter. >> thank you very much. thank you, guys. >> reporter: as theconomic experts today were putti an official end date on the recession, at a cnbc sponsed town hall,

nbc's stephanie chung reports. >> ice cream in three different flavors. >> reporter: the ice cre youd your usual order. it is medicated with marijuana. there is triple chocolate brownie. >> premium ice cream with chunks of the brownie. >> pot infus banana ice cream and this is strawberry with cheese cake with marijuana. >> manmade with organic local strawberries and a reduction. >> reporter: the detailed concoction is the pride and joy of creator jonathan. he said the ice cream is high class goorm eight option for parents who want a healthier alternative to smoking. >> ice cream is a way we can do that and make it deliciously amazing. >> reporter: at $15 a piece, this stuff is pretty potent. he said there are two to four doses of cannabis for each half pint. finhing one of these off would be similar to smoking an eighth of high grade pot. about eightjoints. >> everybody who tried us has told us they loved it and we've had a lot of people who have come back for seconds and thirds and fourths. >> too b we don't have smell vision. you guys at home would love. this. >> reporter: some mig

according to many predictions, within 20 years, there will be no ice here at all. that means this could be an extremely busy shipping lane. >> new shipping lanes are just one part o russia's ambitious plan for the arctic. three years ago, and these submarines made an epic dive down to the seabed to plant the russian flag. at stake in the arctic, a vast reserves of oil and gas. russia wants to extend its current territory, claiming over 1 million square miles of territory, although it to the north pole. >> russia does not want conflict with the other countries surrounding the arctic. naturally, no one wants to give up its territory. russia will make a huge effort to hang onto the territory which we think belongs to russia. >> in this shipyard in st. petersburg, they are preparing for the big push towards the north pole. they are building floating nuclear power stations, due to be deployed in the arctic to provide electricity and heating. >> [speaking foreign language] >> it has great potential, making it possible to extract oil and gas. we need to ensure a reliable

arctic and the north pole and trying to get and tap at all of the resources that lie underneath the ice and water without damaging the ecology and the system that exists there as it is that of course the arctic is already affected by a global warming so it's a very very difficult issue and one that has received a lot of attention here and talk a little bit more about this we're joined by this professor paul berkman from the university of cambridge thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us now as you're going through preserving the ecosystem of the arctic whilst getting at its resources seems to be like and impossible task is it one of the inspirations of the ingenuity of humankind is that if we think that we can build it and so part of the strategy that we're identifying is a need to have resource development in a environmentally. damaging manner. how this matures as. it's a question that technologies will help to address but there certainly are other issues associated with resources that are far more immediate and important to resolve in terms of the morning cooperation and v

a prince county ice rink was among the casualties.t means a ice hockey team has been homeless for seven months but that's about to change. >> every was able to get out. no one got hurt. >> reporter: it is where they practiced an played until the february blizzards help the prince william ice center collapsed under the weight of the snow. this group had nowhere to go. >> it was like a loss of our family. >> like a loss of my second home. >> they had to improvise. >> come president tores stepped up and let us practice with them. >> the hardest part was finding a place that would fit the ice rink. this organization used membership dues to build a rink and hope to put the ice down this week. >> i know they look forward to the day the first skate steps op the ice. the prince william eye center is planning to rebuild and hope to open a state of the art center next year. >>> welcome to 9 news now. today is wednesday, september 15th. i'm andrea roane. angie has traffic and construction and we begin with howard bernstein. this is a forecast we

the hudson bay and mineral riches beneath the polar ice cap. first though, that booming chinese economy is having an unwelcome side effects. one generation ago, hardly anyone was overweight, and now, nearly one in two is overweight. we have this report. >> this is a 12-year-old. he is obese, weighing 40 kilograms more than he should. he has been sent to this clinic to lose weight. there are traditional chinese treatments of massage and acupuncture. like many in china, -- some say these children are spoiled, -- he says he does not do anything around the home. he just enjoys himself. the family's youngest member could once eat whatever he likes, sometimes two helpings, but now, he is on a strict diet of fruit and vegetables. across china, helping people to lose weight. it is a strict regime of exercise, healthy eating, and medical treatments. being overweight is not just a problem for the people here. it is also a problem for society at large. if you're overweight, you are more likely to get ill, and that means the government will have to supply

we will use our business skills to bring in a community-based ice getting the ice skating rink, to provide affordable family fun for all of the san francisco community. >> thank you very much. >> and is there any other public comment on this item? public comment is closed. commissioner lee: this is the first time that we have done the ice rink at the civic center. why do we have this five-year lease? what about the three-year lease? why should you lock us into this lease? this is on something that is new? >> the capital investment that is required for the range of a half million dollars, in order to have the capital investment, they need at least five years or else that would be losing money. >> and other any other questions? this has been moved. of those in favor. this is unanimous. thank you very much. >> >> and is there a time restriction on 12? we have to do this? can we get to no. 12, quickly? >> this is the memorandum of understanding between the friends of sharon art studio and the recreation and parks department. >> i am the cultural manager for the parks and recreation department

the hardest part was finding a place that would fit an 85 by 200-foot ice rink. turns out this lumber storage facility did the trick. >> they brought sledge hammers and gloves, we provided them with helmets and safety glasses, and even some kids came out to help. >> reporter: the organization used $400,000 in membership dues to build their own rink. they are hoping to put the ice down this week. >> i know they are going to all look forward to the day that the first skate steps on the ice. >> reporter: in hey market, i'm lindsey mastis. >> the prince william ice center is also hoping to rebuild and they hope to build astate-of-the-art facility next year. this story is under the where you live section on wusa9.com and that is where you can check out more news that is happening in your neighborhood. >>> two people charged with murdering a fairfax virginia man have pleaded not guilty. the suspect are george huggins and his fiance housley. the victim was shot to death last july during a robbery in downtown oakland, california and he was visiting that area for a job in

. >> they're selling ice cream, that's a very basic simple challenge, much simpler than i have seen in the past. is that a back to basics thing. >> back to basics, exactly right. we want to sell lemonade and ice cream on occasion. >> given the backgrounds of your contestants, is there a feeling that the stakes are higher this time? >> i think so, because a lot of these people are virtually down and out, and it's really a tough thing for them, they had great jobs and now they have no jobs. you see a couple of them, four or five children. one went to a great law school and right now is selling cupcakes, beautiful girl, number one education, top in her class and she's selling cupcakes. . >> want to remind people they can watch all new episodes of the "the apprentice" that's thursday nights at 9:00 central time,

i imagine you can use your nbc discount and get some free mitchell's ice cream behind you? >> i'm waiting. as i turn around, the people just popped up there, i guess i have a little bit of a wait time. i think a lot of people have the same idea on how to cool off here in san francisco. this is mitchell's ice cream, since we arrived here, there's been a steady stream of customers, people come in, they grab a number and wait. one lady i talked to was 20th in line, but she says the ice cream is worth the wait on a day like this. people are really enjoying these rare days of sunshine and high temperatures, especially coming on the heels of a rather full summer. >> this is the best way to spend an afternoon in san francisco after walking all over town. and i have my guests with me, and i think they all agree. and the second best thing was to get a parking space right in front. >> love it. we're long overdue. we didn't have a summer, so -- this is great, this is our indian summer, i'm glad to have it, thank god. >> while you're out enjoying that sunshine, grabbing an ice cream co

she says this ice cream is worth it on a hot day like this. all across san francisco and the bay area, people are enjoying a few rare days of sunshine and high temperature, especially coming on the heels of a rather cool summer. >> this is the best way to spend an afternoon in san francisco after walking all over town. i have my guests with me, and i think they all agree. the second best thing was, we got a park space right in front. >> love it. we're long overdue. we didn't have a summer, so this is great. this is our indian summer. i'm glad to have it. >> while you're out enjoying the sunshine, grabbing an ice cream cone, heading to the beach, and what not. keep in mind a spare the air alert has been issued for today. the bay area air quality management is urging people to limit strenuous activities outdoors. people with asthma or breathing problems are advised to stay indoors as much as possible today. people we talked to say they know this warm weather is only temporary, so they are enjoying while they can. people we talked to here say tha

doubt that they're interested in the arctic it's not just about oil i mean the breaking down of the ice across that coastline of northern siberia and the opening up of the northern sea route is a huge issue as well it means cutting down journey times from east to west. by a third and china is very interested in getting goods and services out that way so it's not just about oil it's about mineral other mineral extraction as well it's about shipping it's about all sorts of things i think it's wishful thinking to imagine these companies and these countries are going to sit by and allow it to be divvied up between those five countries that believe they at the moment are in the driving seat and they have sovereignty i don't think it's going to be like that percent if i'm getting you in again you know we're talking about delineating the the arctic and a number of countries are made claims not all have and maybe others will but it could take a very long time for this to happen i mean the united states is not even part of this convention it may want to sign this convention and its start its cla

anybody to ice or disclosing any information to ice. it was meant to give people equal access to services, equal access to the city without any fear of retribution, any fear of retaliation, any fear of having their status being basically disclosed, and being deported for wanting to get health care. so it is a really important thing for us to remember that as we are thinking about comprehensive immigration reform, that we also continue to strengthen and defend sanctuary ordinance not just here in san francisco, where it has been under a lot of pressure and discussion and a lot of debate, bull also all over the country, because other cities also have a sanctuary ordinance. again, it is not about -- the way that the current dialogue that is been happening, a lot is about crime. it is actually about insuring that everybody has equal access and equal process in san francisco. so we want to put that out there and remind people that is what it is about, and we are definitely here to be able to hear any questions and again to continue strengthe

california medical marijuana dispensaries are offering pot ice cream but opponents fear cannabis ice cream is just the beginning. claudia cowan reports. >> with flavours like cannabis foster and strawmary ice cream the ice cream could become widely available if the measure to legalize it in california. >> it is a nice option for people who don't smoke or don't want to smoke. >> the patients don't taste the marijuana but feel its effects. it contains four doses of high grade cannabis. eating the whole thing would be roughly the equivalent of smoking these four rather large joints. critics argue if proposition 19 passes, californians will be bombarded with not just ice cream but all kinds of cannabis cuisine. >> man, you will see it in everything. you will have it in spaghetti, in coffee creamer. you will have it in, you know, whatever form you can. people will start sprinkling on top of their breakfast cereal. >> you will not find it on the shelf in safeway. only from specialized sellers that have a permit to sell this only to adults 21 and over or perhaps a dispensary for medical use

ice breakers. stay cool. what would a french girl do that an american girl would think is gross? it could be anything. they eat snails. maybe it's foot stuff. foot stuff? what would you do to a foot? i don't know, like... lick it or something. what is wrong with you? what are you, some kind of foot licker? no. i wouldn't lick. i would get licked. oh, god, why did i say that? captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- the ravens last year. now, hhre is jeff barnd and karen parks with the "late edition". ú% %->> fearrduring the shooting at johns hopkins hospital. hear more of the 911 calls. >> this is like the czar of all czars. >> new person appointed to build a consummr protection ageecy. >> dozens of cats found in crates, where investigators said they were being taken. >> and why youumay need a prescription to at this ice3 cream. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello, i am karen parks. >> seven and jeff barnd. first tonight. breaking news out of west baltimore. city police were called to the sce

system it's estimated that around the face of the world sometimes the world is a play under the polar ice cap. the last move song of the united nations general assembly and the president disputes nine eleven and launches on what's in domination president ahmadinejad's speculation that the us supported the times as a way to go troll that needs to help israel drop the bomb a hole in tehran to complain about its inventor of. the russian ultra nationalist who escaped from a psychiatric hospital has turned himself in to know which one also works in his and is pleading to allow them to stay in the country which is long dead sick has a history of violence and there's all the money a shot at immigration offices he's in custody being investigated by organized crime families and also of his connection to bond lines going green. also his debate show cross talk is up next and picking up on our top story about all six his guests will tell the implications of unfreezing the optics we know assets stay chained. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter all about unfreezing assets as the polar caps melt i

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the point through its three great players in one so would good one of the most outstanding russian ice will keep players ever do the food of the urals to money that bores can particular. my brother played a few years back my father was in good contact with the former management former director of the team and former manager of the team and my brother played pretty well for this club few years back especially in play offs so in connection with war there and interest always were. very big compared to other clubs and annoying but worse pretty solid hockey club but i don't write for players were you. i mean really good luck runs in the services and also. financially very stable and also it was a dream of mine and my family also to play together with my brother one of russia's biggest steel works that's what this city will be the course is best known for it could be seen like a pretty boring environment for not hokey superstore but there gave the order of it's always proved it yeah it's looking into the future both on and off the ice but i think. any city like this like industrial cities wi

tense pitched on the ice house people looking off to the road while enemy troops attempted to cut what was a vital artery. in. the road of life was bombarded several times occasionally the ice cracked sending trucks and that precious cargo to the bottom of the might well of the i deceived it will mushroom the driver couldn't see the cracks because it was covered with snow the truck and its driver went down beneath the ice. the truck's headlights were shining beneath the water for a long time after that. in the past year they found schools of. the appropriately named museum. these tires were produced in germany in january of one thousand nine hundred thirty four. can you imagine. star sixty three sixty four years under the waters of lake. the museum's director. expeditions. he says lifting many of the. takes time i. one of the trucks sank with a load of schemes for air. skis are scattered within a radius of one and a half meter. will pull them from the water and they'll be one of the museum's most valuable exhibits. the road of life remained operational for eighteen months during that t

the population enjoys ice cream. and, you know, if we can provide a way for people to enjoy the experience and the healing benefits of the plant through a means where they don't have to smoke and there is no harm to their body whatsoever, you know, except maybe a few calories. >> the flavours include ban nanabusiness foster and strawmary cheesecake. >> you get the munchies and you want to eat what what happens then a perceptual cycle of eating? >> i mean, perhaps. do one and then you do it again. >> and again, and again. >> i think people are so outraged instead of calling it ice cream call it ice scream. >> some people really believe this does help. we will not get into the fray and move on now. anyone gotten married will tell you this, they are very expensive. so to save money a little unique. some engaged couples are choosing to celebrate their wedding at it. aco bell and tj maximum. i thought you were leading us to the ice cream story again. >> no, they are really doing this. >> a popular wedding website says the

this is the level that ice street water gauge in sacramento. darn this thing. okay. those are tides. mostly a summer period, but these are floods so you can see, you know the water levels get up to nine meters there. there's a book called, conquering the inner sea which is a history of levies in sacramento valley and trying to contain the water. the fact is, this sort of thing could potentially get more frequent and potentially higher. i don't want to sound like the national inquirer here and when you count, you take one of these climate models and look at exceedings and this is open coast and now we took an hourly record and counted the number of times in our simulation where we included tides and elnonos, in a moderate this is 30 centimeters over the hundred year period. not three feet about. little more than one foot. these are exceeding above a level that happens less than once a year and you can see, over time how often those get exceeded. i won't go into the filigree here. let's go to the next one. you missed my cartoon but - summing up, in this report did you