you brought some kale. >> this is flowering kale, and there is a flowering cabbage or ornamental talmadge. this will be bright purple, perfect -- >> absolutely. i loved it. here are some questions. >> actually, you are pretty lucky with bulbs. daffodils, and they don't bother. eat hyacinths. they are good to plant. and this is a beautiful, paul, flowering bulbs. there are a lot that you can plant. if you have to plant tulips, you can spray them. that is a good question. indoors, in the wintertime, it is better to use room temperature water. in the summertime, if you are what bring your plan, it is not bad to have cool water out there but it gives relief from the sun and heat. >> when is it too cold for my small palm plant? >> when the temperatures inside and outside of the seine, the house plants -- the same, the house plants have to come in. >> thank you very much. people can visit you at valley view farms. coming up tonight on 11 news at 5:00, 10 years ago today, a baltimore family was murdered in one of the worst cases of an intimidation in the city's history. a look back at the deadly

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in the season, if you want to plant anything from seed, the only thing you could do is spinach or kale. ne leave the crops that will take cold weather. if you can find some cabbage or broccoli, you could probably still get something out of that. >> appreciate your time as always and we will see you next time. if you have a plant or gardening question, go to our website at wbaltv.com. tonight, more questions and answers as police investigate the tragic murder of the baltimore teen. we want to learn how 16-year-old girl when the shot in the head and who pulled the trigger. new numbers on a maryland jury impact, less than 30 was days away from the election and how they could impact the election. the orioles are on to new york and 11 news has team coverage of the championship series. those stories and more of an 11 news at 5:00. now you're maryland lottery pick three and picked no respect for numbers. >> good afternoon, i am from 98 rock and your pick 3 numbers are -- 9, as printed on the ball,0, and seven that makes your pick 3 numbers 907. the maryland lottery is introducing the pick 4 q

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the phone kales -- >> unlikely but who knows? >> mike with giants in detroit. thanks some. also is with mike andwell hear from him in sports. thanks again mike. >>> the water is back on but the people living on treasure island, they can't use it. what left them without water for nearly 12 hours and what they have to do now to keep from getting sick. >> lance armstrong stripped of the cycling titles. he may now have to give back millions of dollars in cash. >> good evening everybody. certainly warm today. above average. but even warmer for your sunday. then, the rain. and the day to expect it as eyewitness news continues on cbs 5. closed capti brought to you by sleep train, wishing you a fun and safe halloween. [ train whistle blows ] the tap. >>> well people who live on treasure island have running water again today but they can't use it out of the tap. a water main broke yesterday evening cutting off water to the entire island. cbs reporter anne makovec shows us people are being told to boil it even though it's back on. >> this water situation that has really inconvenience

don't contain the saturated fat and lactose or dairy sugar that's in milk, including broccoli, tofu, kalelared greens. >> you can eat the green leafy vegetables, too. you can eat the beans and greens and get the nutrients you need in the healthiest source possible. >> the petition says kids don't need milk and that's just really difficult and not true. >> reporter: carrie fry represents a dairy industry group that finds pcrn antimilk campaign outrageous. >> if you wanted to make up the available calcium in one cup of milk, you would need 13 servings of pinto beans, and 15 half cup servings of spinach to make up that available calcium, and i don't think kids are going to eat that much. >> reporter: a spokesperson with montgomery county schools says they haven't heard from parents who want this kind of change, and it's unlikely to happen. but pcrm is also targeting the general public with its message, returning ads in the d.c. metro system that plays on the first lady's let's move campaign toadvocate moving milk and cheese out of school lunches. >> it's really a sensationalist ad campaign t

nicknamed club med outfitted with a shower, heavy countertops and a sink where they planned to torture kale and cut up a real estate investor they referred to as soupy sales investigators found it loaded firearms ammunition, a butcher knife and saws suitable for the dismemberment of victim one. also searched last night was mandela's home in this quiet buffalo grove apartment building where residents would have no reason to suspect what their neighbor was planning he was allegedly caught on tape saying my god knows what he's doing he knows how to water board due interrogations the plant investigators say was to kidnap the victim while posing as police complete with a fake warrant for his arrest to rob them of half a million dollars and another recording was made inside club med two days ago >> first, mandel and his partner allegedly planned what they would be asking for quoting again, pretty chilling stuff they were wrested the next day yesterday allegedly as they prepare to grab the men still known only as a victim one investigator said they had investigatorsfake hand guns and police ideas

amazon.com told analysts just last month, they drove them during their quarterly kale, you're about to collect sales tax, 10% in california, isn't that going to put a dent in your sales, the answer from amazon was an unequivocal no. they have become collecting in many states. they don't see an appreciative hit to their sales. they aren't buying on amazon to avoid sales tax. they have to stand in line if they want to return something. it isn't about the savings of sales tax. in california businesss are looking for this to save them, they have another thing coming. the biggest threat to a small california retailer is the wal-marts and targets and shopping malls. it's really not the internet. >> but in terms of fairness, let's kind of take to the small business, collecting sales tax seems to be a huge burden, maybe some of your small businesses are going to be blow some of the thresholds. there are those that are relatively small, they got a national presence because they're online. it seems very burdensome for them to try and figure out their sales tax liability to the various jurisdicti

. >> a ruffalo basil red russian kale. just two weeks after planting, they are ready to eat. vapo90% of his sales go to chefs, but consumer demand is up after usda and university of maryland researchers discovered for the first time how much nutrition is packed into these seedlings. they measured the levels of vitamins a, k., c. the results were surprising. >> the nutrition level in the young seedlings are 4-6 times higher than their mature counterparts. >> we knew it was not a fruit because we hadn't -- a flip because we had enough replications of the study again and again. >> radishes, red cabbage and cilantro scored highest overall. all 25 micro greens are packed with nutrition. the researchers suggests adding them to sue, salads and sandwiches. for more about the micro greens you might want to incorporate into your diet, go to our website. pamela brown abc 7 news. >> how about that? the smaller the vegetable, the better. >> you will have to suck them down like a brontosaurus. >> been you will be really full. >> coming up, big news about a super bowl performer. >> and ande

little bi of kale. please don't put this online. woman: i'm putting it all over the line! t's wet. it needs somethin no, it'll go. woman: don't break my juicer! looks good. you ready to try it? woman: come on, baby! announcer: challenge your kids to be active and eat healthy. it's ok. it's ok! all right! announcer: they might surprise you. she took another sip. you saw it? announcer: search "we can" for more ideas on how you and your kids can get healthy together. woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases ] woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. what you don't know about flood inrance may shock you -- including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $129 a year. for angent, call the number that appears on your screen. john: the new "atlas shrugged" movie just came out playing in 1,000 theaters. it is faithful to the book. the book brilliantly predict did today of the suffocating bureaucracy that gradually kills freedom and opportunity. last

ellen degeneres, kathy bates, connie britton, christina hendricks, mindy kaling.hat's on the youtube channel. we shot it on saturday, the day before the show and we captured some of the fun behind the scenes. i like behind the scenes even more than in front of the scenes. we thought it would be fun to share that with you tonight. this is behind the scenes of the emmy show open. i can't believe the octo-mom has to go through this every morning. and raise 85 kids. here we are behind the scenes. >> working with jimmy in this particular scene -- acting is like tennis. when you play with a great, it just ups your game. >> jimmy: i can't host the th themthe emmys. >> we'll do it. >> i was impressed when jimmy put my pants on. take mine. he had the ability to make them look lumpy and misshapen. not everyone can do that. >> it was tough, wasn't it, getting the punch right? >> jimmy: yeah, it was tough. >> yeah. >> jimmy: she hit me a lot. >> i did hit him a lot. >> all i know they asked me to show up. i got there and they wanted me to punch some guy's face. i said who? th

so those are things like dark green vegetables, spinach and kale and swiss charred, potatoes, just noto is you want to drink two cups of hibiscus tea because there's compound in this tea that can help normalize and lower your blood pressure, and lastly i would say we featured this research on the healthy bite series just last week and we now know yogurt can help normalize blood pressure numbers so if you like yogurt, non-fat or low-fat, with breakfast or afternoon snack, it will really help you and hopefully you like dark chocolate, too, because that works. >> okay, great. >> hibiscus tea, i did not know that. >> pretty cool. >> we have tania fortt orange, florida. hi, good morning. >> hi, good morning, joy. >> i've always heard that garlic will help lower your blood pressure is this true or false? >> it's true. >> impressive. >> there are so many bioactive compounds in garlic that could help to drive down those numbers, so if you want, it sort of use it as a medicinal thing. try to incorporate one clove or a quarter teaspoon of garlic powder into each and every day. do it raw and cook

little bit of kale. please don't put this online. woman: i'm putting it all over the line!something. no, it'll go. woman: don't break my juicer! looks good. you ready to try it? woman: come on, baby! announcer: challenge your kids to be active and eat healthy. it's ok. it's ok! all right! announcer: they might surprise you. she took another sip. you saw it? announcer: search "we can" for more ideas on how you and your kids can get healthy together. gerri: guess prices shooting a 18 sets this week alone, closing in on a gerri: extreme pain at the pump for california drivers. gas prices hitting record highs this week. a gallon of regular unleaded at $4.49 per gallon comparing to the nationwide average of $3.709. one of the many reasons, a southern california refinery suffering a massive power outage. now is back up and running. don't expect prices to come down anytime soon. there is now talk of a gas shortage. with more, john hofmeister, former ceo of shell oil company and founder of citizens for affordable energy. welcome back to the show. this feels like the 1970's all over

the parents, free ornamental cabbage or kale.gs between 11:00 and 2:00. >> reporter: i didn't hear a thing you said because bryce is giving me a kiss. oh, my gosh! i have a special place in my heart for little boys. can bryce pick out a pumpkin? >> sure. which pumpkin do you like? >> reporter: how are you doing, derek? >> we are rocking with this. we took the coasters with this. but the neat thing is, you can change this out. bryce has got like double pumpkin. pumpkins and gourds. >> reporter: and a gourd. >> bring the kids out. it will be a fun day tomorrow. cookout. >> reporter: can't help but have fun at ed's plant world. thank you so much. >> also, remember, make them multipurpose, because december is coming. >> reporter: dare we start singing carols. myfoxdc.com, we have a link to ed's plant world. before we go, here, bryce, can you blow a kiss to allison? sorry, just wants to make out with me. can you blow a kiss? kind of, allison. that was just for you. >> thank you so much. how adorable, holly. thank you. so cute. >>> red

. >> rose: pauline kale who's one of our best film critics, best, called "man and a woman" the most efficacious makeout movie of the 1960s. >> well, that film had been made at the right moment. you know then claude was being at the camera, you know that. >> rose: yes, i do. >> but that film because it was sex schism and it was unbelievable, i touch people. but it's like a love story sometimes you meet a man or -- too early or too late. the right thing is you meet on the right time. and "a man and a woman" was on the right time with the audience. it was the film, you know? it was a love story. >> rose: it was the right time? >> the right time! way claude directed. the way he photographed. the way we acted. it was the right moment. >> rose: but you can't explain it. it just is. you don't say how do you create the right moment, it just is. >> the way he carried the camera the way we shoot. we were a small film, about 13 all together, you know. >> rose: this is the time of the french wave? >> no, this was the new way. >> rose: the new one? >> the way claude did that, there was no director that did

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kale bacscale back in the 20% r the wealthy or scale back and say we have to raise taxes for the middle class? the question is what is most important to him in the tax reform plan? >> keeping tax rates down by lowering tax rates people keep more of the next dollar that they earn. that matters. sin cent ives and progrowth policy and creates 7 million jobs. >> chris: that is more important. >> more important than anything. and it is not what deductions are in the tax code but who gets them and don't forget that the higher income people have a disproportionate amount of the loopholes that they use. when you close a tax write-off or tax shelter for a higher income person more of their income is subject to taxation so you can lower tax rates. where we go is by denying the deductions and loopholes to higher income people which allows us is to lower tax rates for everybody across-the-board and still provide important tax cuts for taxpayers. >> chris: he said 47% of the country actually 46% don't pay federal income taxes and view themselves as victims. fox news did a poll this week and found th

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you have broccoli and spinach and kale. you have tomatoes.e of a lycopene, which is supposed to be cancer-preventing. that means tomato sauce, tomato juice. >> reporter: and don't forget the spiced turmeric. it contains anti-inflammatory agents that can decrease the big "c." what about cancer-causing items in our environment? chemicals known as perks from our dry cleaner can be dangerous. >> if you have no choice, when you bring home your dry cleaning, remove the plastic bag. let the clothes air out before putting them in your closet or on your body. >> reporter: empowering us all to take back some control from this devastating disease. for "good morning america," amy robach, abc news, new york. >> good information right there. >>> coming up, what would you do if you saw a father buying alcohol for underaged kids? >>> also, two women, one big ambush makeover. wait until you see how they look now. >>> all right. d.j. m.o.s. rolling the tunes inside our studio. coming to times square, to the question, when kids get their hands on alcohol, lates

. >> off the market, tabloid staple and white house crasher my kale say lackey -- salahi is ready tot again. investments, personally, about paid 14% in federal taxes, is that fair to the guy higher rate than you did? romney: "yeah, encourage economic growth." us. is that the way to grow america? this message.fÑ >>> straight ahead at 8:00, 8 is enough. robert griffin the third ends the loss streak. >> a cram for the presidential debate. how the two candidates are prepping for the match-up. >> later, lucky to be alive. how a base jumper managed to survive a 4,000-foot plunge down the side of a cliff. >> why would you do something like that. >> that doesn't look like a good idea. >> you are off camera, tucker. >> i'm tony perkins. >> i'm allison seymour. >> now you are on camera. what did you say. >> didn't look like a good idea. >>> we have clouds that moved in overnight. showers, scattered showers in the forecast. it's not going to rain all day but notably bloomy than saturday and sunday. tomorrow back in the sunshine. there is the radar. shower activity is not very impressive. i will

but he's the highest profile drug lord to be killed or captured when mexican president kale der roan mexico is frightening and violent and doesn't even begin to scratch the surface there. >> unbelievable. apparently he was also one of mexico's most wanted men. and this isn't the first time that a body has disappeared. the cartels are sort of known for doing that kind of thing. >> it is. scary. >>> speaking of body, one was pulled out of the charles river in boston. identified as that of jonathan dailey, an architecture graduate student who has been missing since last tuesday. dailey's roommate said they spent the evening at home watching tv and went to bed. those who knew him best said dailey never would have taken off without telling someone. >> he had just the clothes on his back. he didn't have i.d. with him. we think he might have had $100. but it was like he was casually going out at 8:30 in the evening to go get some coffee. >> investigators have released very few details about how dailey might have died, but unidentified sources say his body was weighed down by a cinder bloc.

follow-ups and when people write this stuff up and we talk about it on our shows but in the moment when it kaleown to talking about whether or not mitt romney was making sense for america, president obama made it seem like he was when factually speaking, he wasn't. that's the mark. i take your point that president obama's been in plenty of debates but he's been doing for four years something that has absolutely nothing to do with debating while romney has been doing a lot. we've soon barack obama debate better than he did tonight. has the presidency changed himself so much that he can't go back to being a good debater? this is what he's like now? >> that's the $64 question. if what we saw tonight is what we see in the next two debates, president obama is going to be in serious trouble. how is this going to play in ohio? he has to make the case to the middle class that he's headed in the right direction with the economy. >> not one time did he say i want the american people to know we've added private-sector jobs for the last 30 months and we're headed in the right direction. how hard is that to

transition more of the ground to dedicated toward these leafy greens--the collards, mustards, turnips, kales. now--which was-- now we're up to about 17 different varieties, including organics. >> we're out here in a collard field. we grow collards year round here in california. it happens to be one of our biggest commodities for cooking greens. the crew out here today is hand-harvesting the various products. what they do is, they pull the outer leaves off, they bunch them, trim them, put them in the boxes, and we sell these to various grocery stories across the country. yeah. the leaves look really good. quality looks good. >> in addition to those collard greens, which have a cabbage broccoli-like flavor, some of their best sellers are a curly mustard, which is spicy and vibrant, and a rainbow chard, which has a delicate taste similar to spinach. it takes about 35 to 40 days to grow a crop of greens, and then, harvest crews move in and are able to get 3 to 4 harvests a year out of the plants. from there, they travel to the production plant, where they are triple washed and cleaned and then p