you're eating onions, leeks, art choke, asparagus, you're getting pre biotics. >> if we meet more of> i hope so. we don't know why people have irritable bowl but their gut bacteria may need to be modified into a healthy profile. >> what do you think is the most important thing to do when it comes to their eating plans? >> the best thing is to eat more fruits and vegetables. they are so protective. they have protective come points not only to protect tem selves but protect us. >> thank you so much. >> all right. we do have to take another break. coming up we will meet another organic farmer who grows >>> welcome back to"beyond the" headlines" we've been talking about health and safety of our food and benefits of eating organic. joining me are farmers and owners of mass organics owned by the sacramento river in chico. i have to thank you from driving there. it's a two and a half hour drive. >> thank you. >> i want to thank you, greg. you're a fourth generation rice farmer? >> my great grandfather planted his crop in 1916. >> back then it was organic? >> it was by default. there were no

. >> le's talking about this 22 acre plot in north san jose setting awade for burroing als leek this. developer want today temporarily stockpile dirt on the land but files this appeal under the saying the dirt pile would armed arm the tiles. then all of a sudden withdrew the appeal saying they had come to an agreement with the developer, but the city said the settlement was somewhere in the neighborhood of $300,000. >> people are using the california environmental quality act to extract anything they can out of developer sgls the $300,000 settlement will go towards protecting the al's habitat and legal fees. >> there is no abuse in doing your job and protektding these resource sgls then there is the downtown project. a local construction workers' union filed an appeal krieth a laundry list of problems. took the podium last month but barely talked about the requirement at all. >> the counsel denied the union's appeal. mayor read said they were trying to use sequa. he maintains his concerns are le lit mat, and he would not do done anything different. >> then governor ronald reagan sighe

here in the west you can get a better leek at the cable that finally did the job. there are 472 wires that were strung together into a strands and 37 of the strands were compressed into the final cable this did the job. the cable becomes backbone of the suspension bridge. it must have looked strange. this majestic bridge being linked together by an archaic spinning wheel but this is the way it was. loop after loop for weeks the wheels went back and forth laying 17,000 strands of wire to form a single cable. >> the adjustor and the cable. after the spinning wheel would come by, from one tower to the next, they would -- digging it up and that would mean they would tighten the one cable to a special machine there. that they -- spent like 17,000 strands of wire. which 3/8s of an inch thick in diameter. after they did that they had to put the cable around it to look like one pike. after you go around the bridge you're thinking it's a pipe. it isn't it's a bunch of wire and it just wound up the other wire all the way around it. and it makes it look like that. >> reporter

yes we have the texans at ravens kick off at 1 and looks leek it will be dry for -- like it will be dry for game time. let's check the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: well, if you are traveling right now in anne arundel county. 97 looking good. 64 miles per hour northbound at benfield boulevard. very easy read up to the 895 spur and no problems on 195 on 95. this is at 195. no problems this morning getting down to dc or traveling northbound. right now from route 100 up to the beltway you are looking at 6 minutes. no delays on interstate 70 or the beltway high speeds on the west side at 695. outer loop clocking in at 55 miles per hour right at 706789 and over on the top side of the beltway west of york road nothing to get in your way in towson a 11 minutes from the outer loop from 95 up to 83. and that's your timesaver traffic. >>> the tolls along 95 could be getting worse. you get a chance to weigh in on the plan before the new tolls are added. they would be on a 7-mile stretch from monrovia to joppa road and rates would vary depending on the time of day. there's going to be three pub

those are leeks. and the leeks are sauteed in cocoa butter. the fat of the chocolate.and some flavor from the south of france where i am from. thyme, rosemary, and a little bit of pepper that is a spanish pepper. it's not hot but a lot of flavor. you have to smell that. the flavor is asiamazing. >> is it difficult cooking with chocolate? how did you begin working with chocolate? >> in the beginning it has no sugar. it's used in mexico for a lot of different dishes. it's not sweet. mexico, we grind it and put the grind chocolate in different dishes and it's also possible to use the cacao bean. >> what's it like to cook for people so important? >> it's actually very rewarding when you cook for someone, actually anyone and make people happy. thing this is why chefs do what they do. it's primarily because we love to -- we love to make people happy, to see a smile and to get the affection of accomplishing something. we are actually real craftsman. i consider myself a craftsman. >> you started out as a pastry chef. >> yes. >> i think you were 18 when a french newspaper calle

the document given to al jazeera, and originally leeked to kenyan media contains situation reports dating back to september last year when officers warned the somali armed group al-shabab was planning an attack on the westgate mall and a nairobi church on an undisclosed date. a warning in february suggested a mum buy-style attack where operatives would storm in and probably hold hostages. a number of al-shabab fighters were apparently given refugee cards to enter kenya. then this intelligence from the israeli embassy, about a threat to its citizens during the jewish holidays. the report may have been shown to several top kenyan officials. the government will not comment on what is a leaked and unverified report. >> we treat our intelligence as confidential and it's not something we are willing to discuss in public. >> some say there must be consequences. >> this is a series of failures. it wasn't just intelligence, it was a series of failures. the worst part is everyone involved, nearly everyone involved was faulty. the people had to get into the country through some means. >> the holy fa

leek four blocks you could hear it. >> the chp says alcohol was found inside the car, including a bottleat read saving lives one beer at a time. he has a history ofdi. he was convicted in 2007 before he was 21. and again in 2011. he is now facing felony dui invasion charges. >> mistakes you make, you look bang hate you made them. >> coming back from this, the homeowner says it won't take long but as for the driver who caused this, his road looks to be a lot longer. in san mateo rafael, claudine wong, ktvu news. >>> a starbucks in san mateo ramon may reopen this weekend after -- that-- san ramon may reopen this weekend. >>> a grass fire. news chopper 2 flew over the scene yesterday. authorities say they arrested the man shortly after the fire started. he is accused of tossing a match that started that fire. the flames burned for about an acre. no homes were damage. >>> a team of scientist is now on the site of that huge rim fire just outside yosemite national park. it burn more than 250,000- acres. now, soil scientist, biologists, engineers and hydrologists are assessing the damage they a

forecast hays midwest looks leek it will be nice and warm tomorrow.ou will notice that low pressure is carving out an area of cool temperatures up here in the pacific northwest. fairly mild summer. will continue to be mild the next couple days. 72 in san francisco. 80 for san jose. 87 at livermore. we're about where we should be for this time of the year. down in the south bay tomorrow will be nice. that little area of orange here keeps temperatures in the 80s south bay. 80 in santa clara. east bay, 80s as well. 89degrees at walnut creek. the numbers come up a bit tomorrow. we hit 80 degrees. up in the north bay, the numbers will also be in the upper 70s and low to mid 80s. 85 at the marin civic center. up in the far north, santa rosa gets 82 d. not that that's so far north. 90 in clear lake. for thus, we're going to be looking for temperatures upper 80s inland. for the fist time this season, there is a chance of a few showers in the bay area. will be out of here by saturday afternoon. then sunday, monday, tuesday look pretty good. as far as sports, w

that, after thousands of gall s gallonsover radio liquid leeked out. radiation measures high enough to kill a person within four hours of exposure. >> it sounds like a cause for serious concern there. >> no kidding. >>> for the first time in 12 weeks, nelson mandela is back home this morning. the 95-year-old was releaseed from a hospital on sunday. a government spokesman says his condition remains critical. at times, he is unstable, requiring medical interventions. he was first hospitalized in june for treatment of a recuring lung infection. his house is equipped to take care of him. >>> incredible pictures to show you from taiwan. we gave you a sneak peek. look at that. a car almost hit by a boulder. this looks insane. >> it looks like a movie. it's like a movie set boulder. >> he's stuck there, right. probably paralyzed. it stopped feet away. the driver emerged with minor injuries. that part of taiwan was set with mud slides. >> 11 minutes after the hour. coming up, the shocking sentence that outraged so many across the country. the teacher convicted

when you break it down, that's one navigator to about 2,000 people 10. 7 people sounds leek a lot butyou look at the ratio you schick your head a little bit. so we have developed a wide variety of partnerships with formal partners and informal partners. our formal partnerships, there's monotear exchange, meaning we have given them funds to hire their own navigators and assisters and they're -- in their organization, so we're working with hospitals, qualified health centers and a wide variety of community-based organizations to hire their own assisters in our region. informal partners, there's no monetary exchange, be ewe plan to embed our own staff, including lie brears, cmca's in central maryland, working closely with the school systems n each county, for instance, baltimore city public school students on their very first day of school brought home information about the affordable care act and how their paraphernalias can enroll and sign up. 85,000 kids took a flier home and we've gotten lots of calls already from that. working with community colleges as well, that's a great place to

our constituents don't leek us to raise the debt limit. it's leek a credit card to them. we've overspent on the credit card and what are you going to do about it we have to do something on the underlying problem. enge it's irresponsible for the administration to take this position that we're not even going to talk to congress about dealing with raising the debt limit to historic levels. anyway. it seems to me the uncertain -- the certainty is as much a problem as the uncertainty and the uncertainty is we'll find ourselves in the most predictable financial cry sess we've ever faced. if congress were to raise the debt limit without addressing the underlying problem of spend, doing nothing on it which is what a lot of folks are recommending, would that make businesses more or less confident about hiring and investing? >> less. what people want, what businessmen want, what intelligent consumers want is a long-term return to the growth pattern. a stable growth pattern. that we had say very nicely from 1985 until about 2003 and 2004. we met at he hoover institution, by the way.

before we -- let me just telegraph my final pitch, that is, sometimes we have a hearing leek this. i like to invite our witnesses just to give a brief closing statement, just a couple of thoughts if you want to pull together or just underline a few things and leave those for us, i would welcome, i think we would welcome them. let me yield to dr. coburn for any last comments. >> mr. baker, do you want to give -- >> mr. baker, do you want to give us a closing thought or two before we wrap it up? >> nothing has made me prouder or caused me more frustration than my service at the department of homeland security. i am deeply fond of the institution and i believe that it's making a major contribution to the security of all americans. it has changed our approach to the border in ways that nothing else could have and that has paid dividends in almost every terrorist incident that has been planned or launched against us since 9/11. we need the department but we need it to be better and we need it to be more organized, more consolidated, more coordinated. that's the biggest challenge that th

groups leek amnesty international have stated that the arms trade treaty is a start down the path of control of domestic gun sales. this is international gun control prain and simple. the arms trade treaty is consistent with the president's policy of ceding more u.s. sovereignty to international bodies. he's signed treaties that to nothing except reduce american sovereign the. they limit the rights of children, the elimination of discrimination against women. does this men the yeats finds no morally compelling interest in protecting disabled persons, chern or women? of course not. u.s. domestic law imposes far higher standards of protection than many of they have country who was ratified all three of these treaties. freblings, such beacons of human freedom askew ba and china, nigeria, russia, and syria have ratified all three of these treaties. north korea and iran have ratified two of the three. unlike the rest of the country the united states upholds its trooty obligations. this is the perfect example of a trend in international legal thinking called transnationalism. the goal of t

because the cancer-preventing chemicals leek out of the broccoli when you cook it.try my barbecue broccoli sandwich, which preserves all the power of broccoli and more. and third, marinate your meats. marinades add flavor and protect you against the carcinogens caused by flare ups and by high heat cooking and charring of meat. by the way, searing the meat on the outside does not seal in juiciness. juiciness in meat is all about keeping the center cool as the meat cooks. try organic california extra virgin olive oil to dress both your vegetables and your meats. extra virgin olive oil inhibits breast cancer cell growth in the laboratory. did you know that up until 30 years ago pharmacists in greece kept extra virgin olive oil behind the pharmacy counter, because the right fats both taste good and are good for you. and i don't have to tell you to cut out the ultra-processed food. they've taken all the nutrition out of processed food and replaced it with chemicals and sugars and bad fats. how can you tell an ultra-processed empty calorie food? you can crunch it into a w

you know, this may not seem leek a big deal, but i think the american people, when this is done, are going to realize the same thing they did back in 1995 -- wait a minute. we want these federal activities. we need these federal facilities. we need these jobs. open up our government. and any congress that acts to close it down is diser is vig -- disserving the american peculiar. we are not fulfilling our responsibilities if we allow this government to shut down but that's exactly what we are doning with the action that the zwrorte will be taking tonight. i reserve the balance of my teem. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentleman from georgia is ecognized. >> mr. speaker, i can't imagine why harry reid in the senate would shut down all these things for obamacare. i yield a minute and a half to the gentleman from virginia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for a minute and a half. >> all employees who work without pay should be paid on time, including the c.i.a., i went to the memorial service where the c.i.a. employees were killed

and i'd leek to introduce in the record the current drought monitor dated september 24, including the areas which indicates the drought condition. the chair: the gentlewoman's request will be covered under general leave. mrs. napolitano: thank you, mr. chairman. i don't have no speakers so i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from washington. mr. hastings: i'm very pleased to yield one minute, again, to the sponsor of this legislation, the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar. the chair: the gentleman from arizona is recognized for one minute. mr. gosar: thank you, mr. chairman. this is another amendment that's well-intentioned but misguided. an amendment to include a savings clause assumes that my legislation circumvents existing laws, protecting water quality and availability. that is simply not the case. the nepa process on the -- and the mine plan of operation required by my legislation will be managed by the united states forest service where they oversee an independent third party consultant to assess all environmental impacts of the proposed resoluti