to ask is red ripen chili or the green unripened variety it is the state's idaho potato it is new mexicans wisconsin cheese originally developed in the rio grande valley the distinctive peppers applied liberally to mexican burgers pizza salad fudge bagels french tarts.

cheese originally developed in the rio grande valley the distinctive peppers applied liberally to new mexican burgers pizza salad fudge bagels french tarts. and even beer. but as a result of the north american free trade act and heightened border security new mexico's chili pepper harvest has been cut by two thirds half of the jobs in the industry have disappeared the labor shortage and other production problems are suffered almost exclusively by large industrial farming operations in the southern half of the state the commercial producers down here of said that they've had to leave fields fallow they simply haven't been able to find a hand labor to harvest them in the last couple of years in contrast during the same period organic farmers and traditional landry's farmers have enjoyed chili price increases. in the face of overwhelming evidence of pollen drift gene flow and crop migration persistent safety questions and never double weed resistance charges of cultural imperialism predatory practices of biotech corporations and increasing popular resistance to genetically modified organisms wor

cheese originally developed in the rio grande valley the distinctive peppers applied liberally to new mexican burgers pizza salad sludge bagels french tarts. and even beer. but as a result of the north american free trade act and heightened border security new mexico's chili pepper harvest has been cut by two thirds half of the jobs in the industry have disappeared the labor shortage and other production problems are suffered almost exclusively by large industrial farming operations in the southern half of the state the commercial producers down here have said that they've had to leave fields fallow they simply haven't been able to find a hand labor to harvest them in the last couple of years in contrast during the same period organic farmers and traditional landry's farmers have enjoyed chili price increases. in the face of overwhelming evidence of pollen drift gene flow and crop migration persistent safety questions and never double weed resistance charges of cultural imperialism predatory practices of biotech corporations and increasing popular resistance to genetically modified organisms

cheese originally developed in the rio grande valley the distinctive peppers applied liberally to new mexican burgers pizza salad fudge bagels french tarts. and even beer. but as a result of the north american free trade act and heightened border security new mexico's chili pepper harvest has been cut by two thirds half of the jobs in the industry have disappeared the labor shortage and other production problems are suffered almost exclusively by large industrial farming operations in the southern half of the state the commercial producers down here of said that they have had to leave fields fallow they simply haven't been able to find a hand labor to harvest them in the last couple of years in contrast during the same period organic farmers and traditional landry's farmers have enjoyed chili price increases. in the face of overwhelming evidence of pollen drift gene flow and crop migration persistent safety questions and never double weed resistance charges of cultural imperialism predatory practices of biotech corporations and increasing popular resistance to genetically modified organisms w

cheese originally developed in the rio grande valley the distinctive peppers applied liberally to new mexican burgers pizza salad fudge bagels french tarts. and even beer. but as a result of the north american free trade act and heightened border security new mexico's chili pepper harvest has been cut by two thirds half of the jobs in the industry have disappeared the labor shortage and other production problems are suffered almost exclusively by large industrial farming operations in the southern half of the state the commercial producers down here of said that they have had to leave fields fallow they simply haven't been able to find a hand labor to harvest them in the last couple of years in contrast during the same period organic farmers and traditional landry's farmers have enjoyed chili price increases. in the face of overwhelming evidence of pollen drift gene flow and crop migration persistent safety questions and never double weed resistance charges of cultural imperialism predatory practices of biotech corporations and increasing popular resistance to genetically modified organisms w

the new mexico chili pepper has stirred controversy because it is a cultural heirloom and defines new mexican cuisine this is what the mexico is known for and this is what makes this unique i mean this is this is threatening this is very threatening to our stars there are. well. the seeds are sacred some of these traditional chili lines they've been bred and developed and passed down from generations here in new mexico or where we interface with nature we interface with traditional culture we have a different experience and a lot of it is reverence all of the social and economic and marketing ramifications impacts on the environment impacts on potential use of herbicides. impacts on the farmers in the southern part of the state the organic farmers as well as farmers in the northern part of the state i think all those questions should be investigated before we embark on spending a lot of money developing this plant new mexican cuisine from internationally recognized restaurants to the lowliest taco truck is defined by chile the only important.

put on the grill has gone bad to just in time for the holidays federal officials if approved a new mexican company's application to convert a cattle facility into a horse can eat processing plant and the department of agriculture said they be granting similar permits to other companies across the country the new mexican company wants to ship the horsemeat to countries where people cook with it or feed it to other animals so the meat patties and how does the toss on the grill won't necessarily be made of course you need at least not this week but that doesn't make what could be in your meat any more appetite thing the truth about your hamburger is that it probably contains many bits from many cows as many as a thousand animals could be in just one of your forms for and of course those cows are raised in her rithvik condition and slaughterhouses fed corn instead of grass and fat and with steroids and about it as your hotdogs according to peta chemicals bugs low on pigs now the metal road parts plastic and pig anus has to have all been found in them. this may or may not be news to you but as

the new mexico chili pepper has stirred controversy because it is a cultural heirloom and defines new mexican cuisine this is what he mexico is known for and this is what makes us unique i mean this is this is threatening this is very threatening to our stars there are. well. the seeds are sacred some of these traditional chili lines they've been bred and developed and passed down from generations here in new mexico or where we interface with nature we interface with traditional culture we have a different experience and a lot of it is reverence all of the social and economic and marketing ramifications in.

the new mexico chili pepper has stirred controversy because it is a cultural heirloom and defines new mexican cuisine this is what he mexico is known for and this is what makes this unique.

the new mexico chili pepper has stirred controversy because it is a cultural heirloom and defines new mexican cuisine this is what he mexico is known for and this is what makes us unique i mean this is this is threatening this is very threatening to our stars there are. well i mean this is the seeds are sacred some of these traditional chili lines the.

it's bringing new housing and mexican museum would add to the vibe of the area. please do not delay any approvals any longer and please deny the appeal an allowing this project to move forward. thank you. >> i'm here to support the program. what's really unique about our program is we work with predominantly philipino families and the amount of pride they have for their philipino culture is amazing and the new pride they have for san francisco. i just want to express my support for initiatives to keep our parks open and have open spaces, the community organizations that we work with other than help with this vulnerable population. thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisor. i'm the executive director of west bay services. the union square occupy and precedent place in our heart in philipino. it portrayed the victory of the use against the spanish fleet that freed the philipinos from the spanish occupation that lasted for almost 400 years. as i understand it, the appeal was because shadows would fall on union square between the hours of the 8 :00 in

when you gotta have mexican. >>> new tonight at 11:00, it was a crime spree that terrorized the bay area. a series of rapes more than 25 years ago. the convicted rapist is about to go free. a judge has granted him a conditional release from a state hospital. the string of rapes happened in santa clara, in sunnyvale and in san francisco. george kiriyama is in sunnyvale. >> reporter: a prosecutor from the los angeles county d.a.'s office, went to san jose to fail legal paperwork to block the release. this comes two months after the judge agreed to release the rapist from the hospital. in sunnyvale, the neighbors are not happy. kathy mccray remembers this face and the name. christoph christopher she says women in sunnyvale were terrified. hubbart was arrested. >> he got caught. that was a big deal around her. >> reporter: and convicted of raping 15 women. >> i'm flab ghasted. i knew it was a lot of women. i didn't know it was 15. >> reporter: hubbart had admitted to raping 20 women in the los angeles area in the 1970s. that's 40 victims in more than 10 years. knbc in los angeles talked to o

are working through a project marking management plan that would account for the new project requirements given the mexican museum moving in and the residential project we're contemplating. ~ parking so it is something we anticipate putting together with all of our neighbors well in advance. >> thank you. colleagues, any questions for mr. jefferies? okay, thank you. okay, at this point we will begin public comment. public comment -- >> if i could. i know everyone is very familiar or familiar with the project. i'd like to bring up again [speaker not understood] from handel architects to walk through the visual descriptions if that would be appropriate at this point in time. >> colleagues, would you like to see that? president chiu? >> [speaker not understood]. >> i think we've seen the renderings. thank you. okay. we'll now open it up to public comment. public comment will be limited to 2 minutes. at 30 seconds left you'll hear a soft bell and then when your time is up you'll hear a louder bell. so, i will call the first batch of public commenters. ricardo padilla. [speaker not understood]. michael mckenna.

mexican marines captureed morales if a predawn raid, the 40-year-old alleged leader of a cartel. this is new video his arrest in the small mexican border town and authorities say he was in a pickup truck with $2 million cash and several guns. he is want on both sides of the border for ordering massacres and running drugs globally. the capture is the heightest would file arrest since mexico's president came into office last december. >> new this form, five players from the united football league suing the husband of house minority nancy pelosi saying he owes them $250,000 in back pay. people less owns the sacramento mountain lions a small professional football league with four teams nation-wide. paul employees put millions in the leg that went out of business last year after just four seasons. no comment from paul people less. taxpayers could foot part of the bill if the raiders get approval to build new stadium. the team wants to build a new $800 million stadium at the current home in oakland and it would have 50,000 seats the smallest in the nfl and it is reported that raiders would pitch i

what strikes me about these letters -- and i'm sure again the presiding officer is hearing from new mexicans, we're hearing from virginians -- is none of these letters are talking about the red team or the blue team. none of these letters are saying this is all the democrats' fault or the republicans' fault. none of these letters are saying this is the house problem or the senate's got the solution. they are saying regardless of party, regardless of whether you are in the house or the senate, your job is to get this fixed. it is appropriately targeted at the entire congress, and while our dismal performance recently may be great fodder for late night comedians, i think having a 90%-plus disapproval rating candidly undermines americans' basic faith in our democratic institutions. so let me try to respond to these virginians. here is what i have done and will continue to do. i will keep fighting for the significant federal work force that lives in the commonwealth of virginia. in the four and a half years i have been in the senate, i have come down on a regular basis to celebrate the great wor

new mexicans want a government that works, the american people want a government that works, and they'reed of wraiting. thank you, madam president, i would yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. a senator: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. moran: madam president, thank you very much. there is no group of individuals than i hold in higher regard that be our nation's veterans. they have dedicated their lives to serving our country. among our secret rans, i have special add -- veterans, i have the special admiration for members of our greatest generation who served during our nation's darkest hours and liberated the world from the forces of tyranny. following the attack on pearl harbor, more than 16 million americans answered the call to serve our country and more than 400,000 husbands, fathers, brothers, mothers and daughters never returned ho

it's interesting now that the new government is back, i asked mexicans what do you want the united states to do. constantly they will come back and say just don't leave us alone. don't ignore us because there is a sense of the new government is trying to change the narrative of mexico and get away from the drug story. i know many readers are sick of the drug story. i know i am. i'd love to cover economic stories and so on and so forth but again we have been covering this for nine or or 10 years. how do you look at it and say the conviction rate is still 95%. i mean the impunity rate, more than 95% of people get away with murder in mexico. how do you do you say that and then say that things have changed, the narrative has changed. getting back to your question. i think mexicans want some kind of u.s. involvement or u.s. role, someone who learns from the u.s. mistake. i don't know if you get the same feeling. >> they do and they don't. it's a curious relationship with the united states and i i they know when your book there is also referred a jacobsen who is the secretary of state sitting d

mexican drug trade is this guy? joining us now is u.s. army general and nbc news military analyst general barry -- having a tough night, general. general barry mccaffrey, the former drug czar under president clinton. general, good to talk to you again. give us -- what's the scoop on this guy? is that really a big of a deal? >> yeah, i think so. he's one of the most brutal criminals on the face of the earth. probably has murdered literally hundreds of people. immigrants that were slaughtered because they wouldn't act as drug mules. police, soldiers, you name it. he's been in competition with another cartel, the zetas to

this is your fox news minute. mexicanhey've captured the supreme leaders of the zeta's drug cartel known as z40 #, morales arrested near the mexico-texas border. the brutal crime leader is charged with murder, torture, kidnapping, and other crimes. russia confirmed edward snowden asked for temporary asylum reviewing the request in three months. the united states reiterates he should return to the united states to face trial for the crime charged. in cairo, swearing in the country's new government on a ceremony broadcast on state television after egyptian security forces and supporters of the ousted president clashed again last night. seven people killed and more than 260 injured. those are the headlines. now back to dennis and lori. dennis: thank you very much. breaking news, the big board. the dow nearing session lows, down 611 points now, 15423 losing steam in 20 # minutes. not sure why. one reason could be comments from george of the fed telling barnes it's time for the fed to cut back now. why be afraid? the economy's

news. >>> many people enjoy mexican hot sauce on their food, but researchers are finding the sauce can be dangerous to your health. analysts at the university nevada las vegas found several brands from mexico and south america contain unsafe levels of lead. the lead poisoning can affect every organ in your body ?ie.. >>> and people are ignoring junk food counters before they order. customers who knew the calorie count ahead of time ate more than those who didn't. one-third of those served a meal of a thousand calories. obesity experts say people need to know more about what the high calorie count is doing to their bodies before any behavioral change can be made. >> for one last check on the weather and let's get to leigh glaser. >> and live doppler 7hd is showing you the low clouds and fog starting to move inland this hour. you can see it right there and it is already down toward the san mateo and down toward palo alto and mist and drizzle on the golden gate bridge. definitely local flight delays are a possibility because of the low ceiling tomorrow morning. now, if you are traveling back

news. >>> many people enjoy mexican hot sauce on their food, but researchers are finding the sauce can be dangerous to your health. analysts at the university nevada las vegas found several brands from mexico and south america contain unsafe levels of lead. the lead poisoning can affect every organ in your body ?ie.. >>> and people are ignoring junk food counters before they order. customers who knew the calorie count ahead of time ate more than those who didn't. one-third of those served a meal of a thousand calories. obesity experts say people need to know more about what the high calorie count is doing to their bodies before any behavioral change can be made. >> for one last check on the weather and let's get to leigh glaser. >> and live doppler 7hd is showing you the low clouds and fog starting to move inland this hour. you can see it right there and it is already down toward the san mateo and down toward palo alto and mist and drizzle on the golden gate bridge. definitely local flight delays are a possibility because of the low ceiling tomorrow morning. now, if you are traveling back

i here to speak for new support of the 706 mission street mexican museum and residential project and to support the erinson building as proposed by the sponsor capable of city planning staff and city's historical preservation experts. i worked at one time when i was going to law school as to one of the

i here to speak for new support of the 706 mission street mexican museum and residential project and to support the erinson building as proposed by the sponsor capable of city planning staff and city's historical preservation experts. i worked at one time when i was going to law school as to one of the schools there. the building is being advanced at the highest national level to ensure that we in san francisco have rich and cultural assets. i stand before you to share with you that as a trustee, we take our job and responsibilities extremely seriously to the point where we have been acknowledged the first in the west coast and san francisco.

for instance, abc news reports ford vehicles are becoming extremely popular. mexican motorists say they like the cars for the quality. carl's jr. beef burgers imported from the u.s. are also a favorite. the california-based fast food chain has opened 20 new restaurants in mexico this year. other top sellers: tide, reynold's wrap, and the orginal big wheel. exports from america to mexico and all of latin america are up an estimated 121% in the past decade. among signs the housing market recovery is gaining traction, hedge funds are eager to buy homes in areas hit hard by the recession. also, builders are producing homes that are larger than ever. jackie keenan reports from florida. [playing piano the parikhs are playing a happy tune these days. two months ago this family of four and two dogs were cramped in a 3- bedroom townhome. now they have 4,700 square feet to play in. the parikhs jumped at the chance to purchase this 7-bedroom new- construction home and utilize all that extra space. "but we will have the two guest bedrooms, we have the playroom, the girls each hav

lunde and for some other international news the brave this hour a mexican volcano has been wreaking havoc on flights in america hundreds of passengers have been left stranded after more than forty flights were canceled as a local volcano continues to spew huge amounts of ash into the atmosphere and ions grounded the planes as a precaution the volcano is only around sixty kilometers from mexico city airport and regularly rolls into life. searing truth sorry dancing into rebel held parts of homes after nearly a week of fighting and some of the heaviest bombing of the conflict reports say shelling continued throughout the night anderson calling meanwhile political turmoil continues to twelve months be divided main opposition body the syrian national coalition has failed to elect a president and to me. to me to tell you it's now been without a leader since march when mars kept him resigned after just four months and still. armed gunmen have killed thirty during a raid on a boarding school in northeastern nigeria twenty nine students on their teacher died in that survivors are being treated fo

stereotyping some well connected individuals are making more money than ever are the financial guru mexicans are says a new financial apartheid is appearing and you can watch the full show at about ten minutes time here in r t but here's a quick preview. so basically of england is loaning itself money that actually is called the asset purchase facility lending it money at point five percent interest and then lending it to the government at a higher interest with their guilt but then capturing that spread and giving it to the government to reduce their deficit so. you know if you borrow money from longer which is a payday lender shop here in the u.k. they charge annual analyze rates of interest of five thousand percent if you're one of these bankers dealing with the bank of england mark carney's new shop then the rate of interest is negative another word they pay you to take out a loan at one go they charge me five thousand percent at the bank of england they pay me two percent they pay me to borrow money that's the difference though the only assets of wires are those huge wealth that i think of gap in the

. >> a helicopter from the mexican navy intercepted a pickup truck and made a new liver -- made a maneuver to forced the vehicle to stop. the people that got out were arrested. >> most infamous was the leader of the that curious drug cartel and one of the country's most wanted criminals. besides drug trafficking, he is believed to be involved in kidnapping in human trafficking. >> there are seven outstanding arrest warrants against this man that were ordered by federal judges. he has been implicated in 12 previous investigations. >> the mexican government promised to drive down the crime levels. rival gang members apply to control the cartel. >> the country currently in debate about the rights of abortion and rape victims. >> whole laws prevent her from having a determination. >> abortion laws, the president says it is high time they were changed. >> particularly, their reproductive rights. >> designed to ease the blanket ban on abortions. >> i asked him to personally look after this girl posing health. she impressed us all with her maturity. she wanted to take care of it despite the pain

. >> a helicopter from the mexican navy intercepted a pickup truck and made a new liver -- made a maneuver to forced the vehicle to stop. the people that got out were arrested. >> most infamous was the leader of the that curious drug cartel and one of the country's most wanted criminals. besides drug trafficking, he is believed to be involved in kidnapping in human trafficking. >> there are seven outstanding arrest warrants against this man that were ordered by federal judges. he has been implicated in 12 previous investigations. >> the mexican government promised to drive down the crime levels. rival gang members apply to control the cartel. >> the country currently in debate about the rights of abortion and rape victims. >> whole laws prevent her from having a determination. >> abortion laws, the president says it is high time they were changed. >> particularly, their reproductive rights. >> designed to ease the blanket ban on abortions. >> i asked him to personally look after this girl posing health. she impressed us all with her maturity. she wanted to take care of it despite the pain

and now it's time for some other international news in brief for you this hour a mexican volcano has been wreaking havoc on flights in america hundreds of passengers have been left stranded after an order of forty flights were canceled as a local volcano continues to spew see huge amounts of the hash into the atmosphere lines grounded the planes as a precaution volcano is only around sixty kilometers from mexico city airport and regularly rules and. syrian troops are advancing into rebel held parts of homes after nearly a week of fighting and some of the heaviest bombing of the conflict reports say shannon continued throughout the night and is ongoing and while political turmoil continues to torment the divided main opposition body the syrian national coalition is fail to elect a press. and at a meeting in turkey it's not been without a leader since march when mas had to resigned after just four months in the pubs. medics are reporting that forty two people have been killed in a raid by all the gunmen on a boarding school in northeastern nigeria at least twenty nine of the dead were

next week look for philippines fare and mexican fusion. if the newport food truck program is successl organizers hope to expand with more trucks offering lunch food on more days. >> popular car service uber is expanding to the south bay and the peninsula. the lower cost version of it's mobile app car service is being offered in the silicon valley. the service costs 10% less than taking a taxi. >>> honda drivers are getting a treat. free gas. a honda crew has been showing up at gas stations with a blue tanker and giving away free fuel for honda drivers. they want to help make summer road trips more affordable. in california the average cost is $4.02. >>> urban legend said full moons can put you out of whack but what about your sleeping? that in a minute. >>> first troubled waters. the reason why hundreds of cruise ship crimes go unreported and the effort to change that. >> hacking the dictionary. why booksellers concerned about this piece of paper popping up on pages. >> back after the break. the fog and how it'll impact your day tomorrow. temperature

and thus it gets contaminated in february of two thousand and ten new mexico state legislators once again refused to protect the mexicans against patent violation lawsuits that could be brought by multinational biotech corporations in the event of unintended gene migration. lucky escape out into the environment they can be controlled they can be retrieved and. a lot of times in most cases in fact it's inadvertent contamination from some neighbors genetically engineered crop the has caused the pan violation to begin with monsanto's effort to enforce licensing agreements and protect its patent rights has dramatically altered american agriculture from the organization for competitive markets two thousand and nine in many countries genetically modified organisms and food products must be labeled on the package right now roughly seventy percent of the products in a typical american grocery store have some traceable g.m.o. none if any of these products are labeled i very definitely think that g.m.o. should be labeled we should know everything about our food where where it's ground how it's ground what's in it in all the ameri

the us it gets contaminated in february of two thousand and ten new mexico state legislators once again refused to protect the mexican's against patent violation lawsuits that could be brought by multinational biotech corporations in the event of unintended gene migration. once the escape out into the environment they can be controlled they can be retrieved and a lot of times in most cases in fact it's an advertisement contamination from some neighbors genetically engineered crop the has caused the pan violation to begin with monsanto is an effort to enforce licensing agreements and protect its patent rights has dramatically altered american agriculture from the organization for competitive markets two thousand and nine in many countries genetically modified organisms and food products must be labeled on the package right now roughly seventy percent of the products in a typical american. grocery store have some traceable g.m.o. none if any of these products are labeled i very definitely think that g.m.o. should be labeled we should know everything about our food where where it's grown how it's grown what's in it in all