he's in the mister food test kitchen... with a chicken florentine that will take you no time at all. "even though we create new recipes in the test kitchen every day of the week, i still love cooking at home. so last weekend i was in charge of making dinner, and let me tell you, there were slim pickings in the fridge. i did have some chicken breasts, which we always have since we buy them in bulk so let me show you what we did with them . i seasoned them with some salt, pepper and garlic and sauted them in a little olive oil. now once they were browned on both sides, i topped each with some store- bought spinach dip. you know, the kind we find in jars in the chip aisle or in the produce section near the salad dressings. i finished each one with a slice of cheese and a bit of paprika. as for the cheese, i used swiss, but you could use anything from provolone to mozzarella. then i covered the whole thing for a few minutes so the cheese got all melty and the chicken cooked through, and it was ready to serve. the combination of

howard's fryinin everything in the mister food testst kitchen... even apples, see what he's up to french fries... we love frying food here in america! but have you ever thought of having fried apples? well howard has a recipe for the fried fruit that you're family will love snacking on! "we are smack dab in the middle of apple season and that means our markets and produce stands are bursting with them. and if you haven't picked some up yet, now would be a great time since there's only one thing better than a freshly picked apple. it's a freshly picked apple at a really good price. and once we get them home, sure we can snack on them as other options. we can n d them to our salads for an extra sweet t unch. and with the holidays coming' up, let's not forget how good they are in our desserts, or as a hot and flavor-packed side dish. to make it, all we do is core and cut up a few apples into wedges. and as for peeling them, that's up to you. ose go into a skillet along with some apple juice or tter yet, apple cider and we'll let them simmer until they

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mister lynch, i'm like to direct the first question to you. it seems to me that it's safe to say that the general view of government in the united states is that it's broken and dysfunctional. i'm reminded of a book that was published in 2012 called it's worse than it looks. is our government really in as bad a shape as popular opinion would have it? james: probably, in the big picture i would say there are a lot of things that we can find that aren't working in government. i would say probably more so at the federal level than at the local level, but i'm sure jeff could tell us that there are things that aren't working at the state level too. there's a lot . we can find lots of reasons why things aren't working. there's a lack of interest sometimes. there's special interest in other cases, but yeah, i think by and large people aren't confident the government is working and working well. craig: doctor hoffman, from what i remember of my social studies classes in junior high it seems to me that the founders of our country specifically set up th

. >> supervisor tang: i think mister (unintelligible) -- even though he lives in another district but he has done a lot of work bridging the different communities in the neighborhood and eating with issues that arise in the community, large events that are taking place (unintelligible) so we had (unintelligible) interested in serving in this capacity for the two district 4 seats. currently is on (unintelligible) and love to see him continue as well in another seat. >> supervisor avalos: that was my question actually. supervisor cohen? go right ahead. >> supervisor cohen: it is good to see you again. i would like to (unintelligible) that's truly about open spaces and parks for the entire city of san francisco. i worked on the project dealing with the committee that he is sitting on -- he was very helpful and i would be very happy to support you today. >> supervisor avalos: i will chime in as well chime in as well -- the district has a need for more open space. >> excuse me for interrupting -- district 6 - (unintelligible) i talked to the commissioners about it, trying to get some go ba

but, mister obama said, the flip side is that police departments need to address incidents of excessive force. (president obama) "so... supporting law enforcement and having a budget that backs it up, not just cause talk is cheap, but actually following thru to make sure you have the resources that you need... reforming our criminal justice system so it is smarter and we can reduce crime incarceration rate... restoring trust between communities... refusing to give up on gun safety... we can take those steps. that's within our reach." president obama also said the flip side is that police departments need to address incidents of excessive force. the u-s voted yesterday against a u-n resolution condemning its embargo on cuba, despite president obama's calls on congress to lift the trade restrictions. cubans in havana gathered around a big screen to watch the vote. the general assembly overwhelmingly voted 191 to two to condemn the embargo. the u-s and israel were the only two countries to vote against the resolution. cuban president raul castro's government has madedelear that full normal

he's in the mister food test kitchen with a greek spin our favorite spud! "when it comes to side dishes we often find ourselves in a rut. we end up making the same few things over and over. well, to help you add some excitement to your table, we came up with an easy potato casserole that starts with a few market shortcuts and ends up with everyone asking for more. we start by adding a bit of basil, oregano, garlic powder and salt to some olive oil. now we add a package of refrigerated sliced potatoes and give that a good mix until the potatoes are coated. we spoon it into a baking dish and into the oven it goes for 30 minutes or so or until it's heated through and the edges get nice and crispy. the nice thing about starting with refrigerated tatoes is they're super r ick, since they come pre- cooked. and when this comes out of the oven, finish it off with some crumbled feta and a bit of lemon juice and we have a hot and hearty greek- inspired side dish that is anything but boring. as a matter of fact, if you'd like the recipe just type in, "greek potatoes,"

he's in the mister food test kitchen... with a treat that's pretty trick proof. "with halloween right around the corner, it seems that everyone is getting into the "spirit" of things. and whether you're going all out this year decorating your house, or u're focused on finding the perfect costume . one thing's for sure, everyone loves ghostly treats. and the ones we're making today .you could say. are "eye popping." all we do is place a package of peanut butter sandwich cookies in a food processor and pulse it a few times until they're cheese, and pulse it again until everything is mixed in. now we roll this into one-inch balls, and we pop them in the freezer to firm up. then we dunk these, one at a time, into some white chocolate that we've melted in the microwave along with a bit of shortening. once they're coated, we can turn these into ghostly treats by decorating them to look like an eye ball, with stuff you probably have in your pantry. maybe add a little red decorating gel to make these halloween creepy. not only are these fun to eat, they're fun to make. s

he's in the mister food test kitchen with a treat with no tricks. alright, if by some crazy chance you forgot that this weekend is halloween, then right after the news would be a great time to run to the store and grab some trick or treat candy. and while you're there why not pick up a few things to make this haunting halloween spread. the first thing you're going to want to do is pick up a couple of cans of refried beans. those get spread on a large platter. on top of that goes a layer of store bought guacamole. now around the edges, we fancy this up with some shredded lettuce, chopped tomatoes and a bit of shredded mexican cheese. and while you're at the store make sure you get me sour cream d a can of sliced black olives want to those get sprinkled aroundndhe guacamole. now for the fun part, we put some sour cream in a plastic bag, cut the corner a a pipe it on top of the spread . creating 4 circles, one within another. then drag a butter knife from the inner circle out .creating what looks like a spider web. and when you serve this at your house

he's in the mister food test kitchen... with a dish that will only take you 15 minutes! want to do after a long day is spend a lot of time making stir frying is such a great idea. it's great because all we have to do is toss everything in one pan, add a few seasonings and dinner is done. and realal hot. that way and cookokquickly steaming. here i'm searing some strips of bottom round. in the meat case, you might find it labeled "pepper steak" or "beef for stir fry." we add some minced mushrooms, of red pepper. make sure everything is cut about the same size so it cooks evenly. now we give that a good stir and are doing their thing, we throw together our sauce. all that is . is some beef broth, soy sauce, ginger and a bit of cornstarch. after we whisk that together, we pour it into the skillet and once it thickens up, it's done. maybe serve it over a package of quick- cooking rice. and just because this is quick, don't think it's anything less than azing. go online and gegethe recipe for what we call "after work k pper steak" because you can come home from a long day and

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. >> i'm at good mister durst. what is this level of politics? hasn't always been around pack >> my dad ran three new pays for -- ran three newspapers. i grew up with it.

. >> billy's my name, mister. billy the kid. >> reporter: william h. bonnie, aka billy the kid.dy guijarro was digging through a box of old photos at a fresno, california, junk shop, when this one caught his eye. >> i was like, this guy looks like billy the kid. and it was the hat, the swagger, the stance. >> reporter: could it be the most wanted man west of the pecos, wearing a cardigan sweater and holding a croquet mallet? >> follow the facts and the clues and it was the greatest treasure hunt. >> reporter: one company says the photo is authentic. using facial recognition, they've identified other members of billy's gang. they even matched billy's hat and his pinkie ring. estimated value. $5 million. bought at a bargain. >> two bucks. >> reporter: even billy the kid would call that a steal. david wright, abc news, new york. >>> good for him. >> i would have been prized if we would have found a billy the kid selfie. that would have ruined all of these years of credit. >> i would never have been able to be pick this out in this tiny little photograph that's billy the kid. >> the

he's in the mister food test kitchen... with a recipe that only uses one pan! most of the time when it comes to making dinnene we're looking for ways to ke it fast, cheap and easy so we don't have to wash pots and pans all nht. if that sounds good to you, then i know you're going to love our one-pot dish that we're making today. and since it's so fill-you-up tasty, your gang will love it too. we start off by sauting a good amount of ground beef along with a chopped onion until it's browned. this takes just a few minutes. to give this its rich flavor, we add an envelope of onion n up mix, a jar of beef gravy, and a few spices. now rather than n tting up all sorts of veggies, we simply stir in a bag of frozen mixed vegetables. after spooning this into a mashed potatoes. and these can be homemade, but for this, it's a lot easier and just as tasty if you use a package of refrigerated ones. all that's left to do is sprinkle it with some paprika and bake it off. we can even make this a day or two in advance, if we want. what we end up with is a rich, comforting casse

he's in the mister food test kitchen... with a casserole recipe that will make your family melt! "i remember when i was a kid, there was nothing like a good old fashioned tuna melt. and it's funny, after all these years, i still love them. there's something about them that makes them so comforting. so i thought it would be fun if we came up with a dish that has everything we love in a tuna melt, in the form of a casserole. we start off by cooking some corkscrew pasta and once it's tender, we drain it really well. while that cools slightht, we add some flour and a little salt t d pepper to some melted butter. after that cooks for a minute or so, we slowly stir in some milk and let it simmer until it thickens up. now, we turn off the heat, stir in a good amount of shredded swiss cheese and once it's smooth, we add that along with some canned tuna (that we've drained) to our pasta and mix it until it's coated. this goes into a baking dish and we finish it off with some sliced tomatoes and a bit more cheese before baking it off. once it's bubbling hot and the cheese is all melted, it

stephanie: in tonight's big sits down with school officials to learn what mister scarbourgh and how that way he responded yesterday. stephanie: they say like all their other drivers ... he went through training with when he was first hired. ropes ... the mechanics, radio how to handle the kids. when a situation arises ... they are trained to pull the bus over and radio their dispatch for additional help. that's when dispatch calls police and sends them over to handle whatever is going on. did scarbrough do any of this? district officials say yes. ""when the driver felt a need to speak with students, he correctly pulled the bus over and stopped the bus so that there were no dangers of any kind, no moving violations."" stephanie: they say he also radioed dispatch ... but what he said and when is still under investigation. tonight scarbrough is on administrative leave from the district and in polk county jail. he has a no contact order with the victim and his family. jack/ots: the world's largest cellulosic ethanol plant is officially open. dupont held a special celebration this morning at

. >> una foto genera muchas crÍticas a sofia vergara y mister 305 recibe reconocimiento, quique usales verlo. >> sofÍa vergara causÓ revuelo en redes sociales luego de publicar una imagen en la que aparecÍa un niÑo encerrado en una jaula para perros. algunos seguidores manifestaron su molestia refiriÉndose a los padres que han perdido hijos por trata o venta de Órganos, otros la defienden diciendo que no ven nada malo que solo se trata de una broma. >> hospitalizaron de emergencia a plÁcido domingo en nueva york, segÚn el representante del tenor espaÑol lo van a operar la semana que viene para extirparle la vesÍcula. por esa razÓn ha tenido que suspender importantes compromisos. >> pitbull recibiÓ en miami un reconocimiento a su labor por los niÑos con trastornos neurolÓgicos, el cantante dijo sentirse honrado y su presencia en el evento ayudÓ a que recaudo aran 3 millones de dÓlares. >> y esta es la bomba de la semana, el novio de ninel conde se sorprendiÓ cuando le preguntaron acerca de las acusaciones que hizo niurka marcos quien asegura que Él es gay y que habrÍa tenido una relaciÓ

he's in the mister food test kitchen with a greek spin on our favorite spud! "when it comes to side dishes we often find ourselves in a rut. we end up making the same few things over and over. well, to help you add some excitement to your table, we came up with an easy potato casserole that starts with a few market shortcuts and ends up with everyone asking for more. we start by adding a bit of basil, oregano, garlic powder and salt to some olive oil. now we add a package of refrigerated sliced potatoes and give that a good mix until the potatoes are coated. we spoon it into a baking dish and into the oven it goes for 30 minutes or so or until it's heated through and the edges get nice and crispy. the nice thing about starting with refrigerated potatoes is they're super quick, since they come pre- cooked. and when this comes out of the oven, finish it off with some crumbled feta and a bit of lemon juice and we have a hot and hearty greek- inspired side dish that is anything but ring. as a matter of fact, i iyou'd like the recipe just type in, "greek p patoes,"

mister obama waved at the guests, then decided to get in on the action when he was done. posing for pictures with bride and groom. the two sprinted across the lawn, defying the tradition of not seeing one another before the ceremony, in order to meet the president. still to come on live at five.... students and the symphony. today hundreds of siouxland students learn the history of music exploring melodies and moods of famous works. and....looks like twitter is reducing it's headcount. the details... after the break. experience a professional symphony. nat pop of violin playing but today, hundreds sixth graders from all around siouxland got that chance. the sioux city symphony held its annual concert for sixth grade students at the orpheum theatre this morning. the educational event introduces the symphony to students. about the history behind beethoven's music. and, the orchestra played excerpts from beethoven's 9th symphony. "an education should be well- rounded. it's not just math and science, but the arts and humanities and things like that so they get a well- rounded

he's in the mister food test kitchen with a recipe that's filled with pumpkin, spice and everything nice every week here in the test kitchen we talk about what types of recipes we should make based on your input. so today, i figured i would ask merly, our awesome website editor what's trending. hi howard. right now a lot of people are seen a big trend in dump cakes. so the cake you're making today is right on the mark since it combines both of these trends. thanks merly. for the cake, all we do is add some evaporated milk, a few eggs, some brown sugar and a few spices to a can of solid pack pumpkin. once that's mixed, we spread it in a 9" x 13" dish and sprinkle on a box of white cake mix. yup, right from the box, not made according to the package directions. ok, we top that with some butter and top that with some chopped pecans and a few cinnamon baking chips. after this bakes and it passes the toothpick test, we let it cool. and the nice thing about dump cakes is that they're so easy to make. i do hope you'll go online and get the recipe for what we call, "autumn pumpkin dump cake," so

. >> hace tres dÍas, antes de que esto sucediera, un sueÑo con mister donald trump, y en el sueÑo youe donald trump ha sido su maestro. >> me fascina leer todos sus libros, dudosos fibrosos he leÍdo, y el libro que salen inmediatamente lo compro, ha sido mi mejor mentor en mi vida personal. vilma: la colombiana dice que el magnate es un hombre honesto. bueno la mujer colombiana dijo que estÁ casada con un estadounidense y que es ciudadana de este paÍs, asegura que nunca ha vivido, india documentada, y que estÁ en contra de la inmigraciÓn ilegal, y que se parece mucho a donald trump porque ella es honesta y tiene una moral limpia. marÍa elena: muchas gracias vilma, interesante entrevista un hombre despuÉs que perdiÓ el control de un dron, que cayÓ cerca de la casa blanca esta madrugada, la sanciÓn controlar 1 a restringida fue de $85. el grupo representa las cuatro organizaciones de la sociedad civil que patrocinaron una salida a la crisis polÍtica que vivÍa tÚnez en el 2013, entre los candidatos favoritos para obtener el galardÓn se llevan el papa francisco y la jefa de gobierno alem

there were many and perhaps >> and i'm not gonna leak (unintel phrase) i'm gonna leak i'm gonna say, "misteread of state, i will do it for" >> for this money. >> whatever. $185- >> competitors sprung up. >> there were people who said, "i can do this" >> absolutely, and they would under-bid us and they'd do it. >> so to- to you that's a success. >> oh god, that's a success. so people knew that this was a mission, not a market. >> you had- a long relationship with steve jobs. you had known him since 1979. and at some point you had actually- shown him one of these laptops, these exo laptops, and you wanted him to sort of evaluate some of it. he ended up sending you an email- in may of 2007 where- you had given him this sample to look at, and he writes back to you, he says, "nicholas, we've known each other a long time. too long for me to do anything other than tell you what i think. the software is some of the worst i've ever seen. please don't be too mad at me." >> first of all, he was right. okay, so he really was right. i knew steve so well in the '80s, particularly the early '80s, but- mayb

they are offering parents spray misters to keep cool. >> if you get behind some of the cars, it can be very hard to breathe exhaust emissions contain ci. somethings that are going to get into the hungs lungs. and make your asthma worse. these par tick atlantas -- par tick laterals irritate the lungs because it can bring ons amassachusetts. >> it's good to be aware of that. i appreciate them dooming and -- coming to talk to us. the door polling and walking. the district says it will be targeting schools in the south bay and contra costa county where it says the problem is just as bad. >>> act voir dire sacramento -- sacramento is adding color. rainbow crosswalks which is the hub of gay pride and culture. the crosswalks here in san francisco, seattle, west hollywood and philadelphia. the $30,000 needed to install the crosswalks was paid for by donations. >> very nice. >>> 4:27 is the time. bart's plan to expand service has hit a roadblock. up next, the reason is opening of the station in freemont is now being pushed back. >> the bay lights. they are coming back. a live report on the comp

. >> good afternoon, roosevelt families, this is mister biggs calling. as mant of you may have already learned a large number of our staff who attended a catered luncheon yesterday have become ill with that the polk county health department believes to be food poisoning. eric: in all 58 staff members became ill, forcing the school to send students home. elizabeth: so what caused the illness, and why was just the staff affected? kcci's jason rantala has more. dozens of students, waiting outside roosevelt high school thursday afternoon. as rumors swirled. >> apparently the walking taco meat was poisoned or something like that. >> students say they received the announcement after noon. >> they put in on the announcements and the second they heard school is cancelled . everyone like cheering. >> screaming, cheering, it was crazy. it means classes and school activities got cancelled because half the staff. >> some of my teachers just looked like they wanted to cry though. jason: phil roeder with des moines public schools says while this is unprecedented he sa

. >> one of the libyan guards in the back, mister, mister, come open the gate and i come back and open the gate and i looked at commander, i said when you come through this gate, you close it, you lock it, and i moved forward and he didn't do that, and we paid for it. we paid for it down the road. >> you've been there for a while now and you can't find the ambassador. you've been in multiple times and then you hear gunfire from outside the compound, and then reg regrenade. >> where did it hit? >> it was where we were collecting and going out and another explosion goes off and it's inn the gate. >> and i started returning fire. >> i was in the safe haven and the gunfire started cracking. >> and what did you do? >> i moved over here crouched all the way down and at the same time a guy with an rpg moved into the view of the gate and that's what he was coming up shoot and run away, come up here and shoot and run away and just as he was shooting i shot him. >> you shot him and he went down. >> and it was like a light switch, everything stopped. >> so you guys finally get together. you what,

aren't you mister sloth. he just winked i think that's a yes. watch this. hi. oh my gosh. you guys look at this. i saw him scratching himself. and grooming a little bit. so it seems they know how to take care of themselves. so right now you can see there's actually a street light right there. we're by a parking lot and this kinda dusk time is primo sloth activity time when you actually see them move. since sloths don't exactly move too quickly we had plenty of time to do our work. but then, it was time to go. everyone say bye to the sloth. adios. it is saturday night after all, and this is panama, but i don't think we'll be able to top this one. i mean does it get any better than this? dive deep behind these stories and go behind the scenes at aljazeera.com/techknow follow our expert contributors on twitter, facebook, instagram google+ and more. >> oil in the arctic. >> we're the eyes and the ears here in the arctic, we wanna be prepared. >> as the ice recedes and potential danger builds, can science keep a step ahead of disaster? >> we can't go back if we have a significa

. >> and i'm not gonna leak (unintel phrase) i'm gonna leak i'm gonna say, "mister head of state, i will do it for" >> for this money. >> whatever. $185- >> competitors sprung up. >> there were people who said, "i can do this" >> absolutely, and they would under-bid us and they'd do it. >> so to- to you that's a success. >> oh god, that's a success. so people knew that this was a mission, not a market. >> you had- a long relationship with steve jobs. you had known him since 1979. and at some point you had actually- shown him one of these laptops, these exo laptops, and you wanted him to sort of evaluate some of it. he ended up sending you an email- in may of 2007 where- you had given him this sample to look at, and he writes back to you, he says, "nicholas, we've known each other a long time. too long for me to do anything other than tell you what i think. the software is some of the worst i've ever seen. please don't be too mad at me." >> first of all, he was right. okay, so he really was right. i knew steve so well in the '80s, particularly the early '80s, but- maybe even the late '70s

. >> why don't do you what i ask, mister? >> i know you shot me, but i'm not going to shoot you. >> reporter: when johnson raises his gun, the officers shoot. killing him. after an investigation, that body camera video cleared them. cases like these have sent sales of police body cameras surging. taser, the number one maker, has sold to more than 3,500 law enforcement agencies. >> this is going to become a common piece of equipment for law enforcement, and really the question will be not if you have them. is, "why don't you have them?" >> reporter: the lapd is now by far the nation's biggest police department to issue them last week, we joined the lapd on patrol, wearing the same body camera they do. like them, filming every interaction with the public. the race to a shooting. and the controversial stop and frisk. those moments, the source of so many complaints. the hope that those cameras can protect the public. and police. matt gutman, abc news, new york. >> thank you. >>> and overseas, the massive escalation by russia. the

the pair tonight's turn the engines off and instead of using air-conditioning, they received air misters. >> it's good to be aware of that. i appreciate them coming out and talking to us. reporter: the problem with car exhaust is especially large in the try valley area. >> it doesn't move away. it doesn't get mixed in the upper levels of the atmosphere. instead t stays close to the ground. reporter: the air quality district is suggesting carpools to reduce automobiles and parking farther away and retrieving their kid on foot. anything but keeping the engine running. they will also be targeting schools in other counties with a -- where the problem is just as bad as it is here. >>> governor jerry brown approved legislation that makes competitive cheerleading an official high school sport in california. the bill requires the california interscholastic federation to -- >>> health care groups are starting a drive to raise the taxes on cigarettes in california. they want to put a measure on the ballot to impose a $2 tax on each pack of smokes. currently the tax is 87 cents. compare that to new

. >> why don't do you what i ask, mister? >> i know you shot me, but i'm not going to shoot you. >> i don't care. >> reporter: when johnson raises his gun, the officers shoot, killing him. after an investigation, that body camera video cleared them. cases like these have sent sales of police body cameras surging. taser, the number one maker, has sold to more than 3,500 law enforcement agencies. >> this is going to become a common piece of equipment for law enforcement, and really the question will be not if you have them. is, "why don't you have them?" >> reporter: the lapd is now by far the nation's biggest police department to issue them agencywide. last week, we joined the lapd on patrol, wearing the same body camera they do. like them, filming every interaction with the public. the race to a shooting. and the controversial stop and frisk. those moments, the source of so many complaints. the hope, that those cameras can protect the public. and police. matt gutman, abc news, new york. >> animal rights activists are applaudi