i didn't know you taste tested olive oil. i've heard of wine tasting. but you do it with olive oil.re we go. the american made, and the olive oil from overseas. watch karen's face. it's much different, isn't it? she prefers made in america. she was right, two minutes, the pizzas were ready. time for dinner. a little more olive oil. some chili flakes. >> and there's our pie. >> ready for the taste test. i'm like a proud student. but even prouder tonight, the men and women. in the olive fields and the lab. with the key ingredient, creating jobs, and pizzas m >>> a reckless driver busted for a hit and run death. >> big new plans tonight for what we now know as candle stick park. what kinds of stores are about to go in. >> and the 7 on your side hot line is open. dial with questions you have about signing up for obamacare. >> we begin with new developments involving horses in the south bay shows signs of abuse. good evening. >> i'm dan ashley the owner of the horses faces charges in santa clara county. live is david louie in san martin. >> the suspect is facing two counts of felony crue

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the american made, and the olive oil from overseas. watch karen's face.e prefers made in america. she was right, two minutes, the pizzas were ready. a little more olive oil. some chili flakes. ready for the taste test. i'm like a proud student. but even prouder tonight, the men and women. thanks for watching, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. good night.

the american made, and the olive oil from overseas. watch karen's face.e prefers made in america. she was right, two minutes, the pizzas were ready. a little more olive oil. some chili flakes. ready for the taste test. i'm like a proud student. but even prouder tonight, the men and women. thanks for watching, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. good night. this is the "jeopardy!" tournament of champions. now let's meet today's semi-finalists -- a 20-time "jeopardy!" champion from kenilworth, illinois... a consultant from washington, d.c... and a junior at princeton university, from bridgewater, new jersey...

grates, they use the olive oil on the olympic games.hey used to call them the bronze body. 1000 years ago. the all the foil -- the olive oil protects from the sun. white.e even. couple times to be to be even on the bronze. it looks beautiful. i come here because i love the building. doing.ove what i am this is the icon of this country. we have to look after. mine. this building is it is part of my life. i don't feel pride when i do work for the opera house. i never feel pride. i feel happy. >> now that is a contented man. taking great pleasure from a great building. that brings today's show to a close. you can find much more on our website. if you would like to reach me in the bbc team, you can go to twitter. from all of us here, i did watching. i will see you back here tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, and union

. >> olive oil. my favorite. >> extra virgin olive oil. >> it's raw. i prefer that over butter. >> everything that -- i put that on my scrambled eggs in the morning. >> do you know about the -- it's a great book. veggies. >> vegetables. spinach. you really want to opt for looking for the word organic on spinach. a lot of spinach in the stores has been sprayed. and i am one who thinks that's worrisome and dangerous. you really want to opt for organic. spinach is a wonderful food. it's deep, it's colorful. >> and kale. >> kale is the vegetable of the moment. >> yes. >> why do we love kale? which has been around for centuries. got a lot of great fiber. a lot of vitamin "a," nutrients. that slows sugar release if you happen to be consuming carbohydrate. this is a versatile food. there are so many different varieties of kale. if you get board with green, there's purple color that's ornamental. >> and fish. >> salmon is a wonderful food. this is, i believe -- you want to be really careful, the food that you want, rather the salmon you want needs to be wild.

on it, salt and pap are, olive oil on the asparagus, inside the open four to five minutes, heat them up, and that's it. the flavor is out of this world. there you go. fresh asparagus. enjoy. i am tony tantillo your fresh grocer. eat fresh and stay healthy. >> a little lemon, too. a little lemon is good. >> al dente. so good. >>> well, many of our students rising above are helping to raise siblings, but our student today has done that and much more for his family. >> wendy has our student rising above. >> reporter: on saturday mornings anthony is busy working at pc fix. a computer repair shop in oakland. he works sundays, too, because his family needs the money. >> my mom and my sisters are my life. her the only people i have had since i was little. >> from the time i have known him from ninth grade he was working to provide for his family. >> he's definitely a breadwinner. >> reporter: anthony got his work ethic from his mother. a single parent. >> when i was little my mom, she would work from three in the morning to like eight at night to provide for us. >> reporter: but after

. >> olive oil. my favorite. >> extra virgin olive oil. >> it's raw. prefer that over butter. >> on everything. i put it on my scrambled eggs. >> veggies. >> spinach. you really want to opt for looking for the word organic on spinach. a lot of spinach in the stores has been sprayed. i'm one who thinks that that's worrisome and dangerous. you want to opt for organic. spinach is a wonderful food. it's deep, it's colorful, has a lot of nutrients. >> and kale. >> kale is the vegetable of the moment. why do we love kale, which has been around for centuries? we've got a lot of great vibefi. that is what slows sugar release if you happen to be consuming carbohydrates. this is a very versatile food. there are so many different varieties of kale. if you get bored with green, there's purple kale that's ornamental. >> and fish. >> so salmon is a wonderful food. th you want to be really careful. the food that you want -- rather, the salmon you want needs to be wild. >> as opposed to farmed. >> and don't be fooled by the term atlantic salmon. you're thinking atlant

. >>> th time you buy a bottle of mediterranean olive oil, prepare for a little sticker shot. re ticking up. it seems a combination of unseasonal weather in europe and bugs have devastated the olive harvest this year so olive oil is costing more. it's seen as another blow to southern europe's already bruised economies. olive oil, of course, is big business there. >>> looking for an easy way to split the price of holiday presents? snap chat has a new answer. the photo sharing app released their newest feature, snap cash, allows users to message money straight to a friend's bank account. your friend has 24 hours to accept or the ch gets refunded. in lieu of past privacy issues, snap chat teamed up with a mobile payment company, square, who will be responsible for all transactions. > just as the bus travel season gets under way, we'll show you what some big hotels are caught doing on camera. it may have you asking if your next hotel room is really clean. >>> and we could set brand-new records in the hours ahead. find out just how cold it could feel when you to >>> you're watching

olive oil is high in fat. >> absolutely.m randomized studies more recently that a diet that's higher in these fats from these foods and lower in refined carbohydrates, less chips, less white bread, no sugar is best for more sustained weight loss and for your cardiovascular health. >> we've heard for so long, low in sugar is better for you, but actually sugar is potentially more dangerous than fat. >> just to give you an example, we know that having one kind of cola per day strongly associated with the increased risk of type 2 diabetes and obesity, and that increased risk in type 2 diabetes and heart disease is even in normal weight people. a can of cola has about 139 calories. conversely, four tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil, which has been proven in studies, reduces the risk of heart attack and stroke, has around 500 calories. but the body metabolized this differently. it's about how it affects insulin and hunger. the simple calorie has been unhelpful, and it's been exploited by the food industry. added sugar has no n

a very unique flavor. >> fresh pumpkin seeds with garlic and olive oil. >> exactly.fter your pumpkin is finished cooking, what you'll do is put it in your blender. you'll let that puree for about a minute and a half, until it's smooth. you want to make sure you're tasting and seasoning. i think that's the most important thing with soup. fully seasoned. afterwards, you strain it through the magic of tv. we have some finished soup here. i just like to serve it right here in these pumpkin bowls. >> that looks delicious. you have that with this on top? >> exactly. this is a little bit of the garnish. >> this looks fantastic. i can't wait to have a taste of it. we thank you for coming from tremors on maie main. >> absolutely, come see us this holiday season. >> 11:49 is the time. did al rok make it? we'll let you know if he holds the world record. plus, >>> i'm molette green at the live desk. this just in. the duke and duchess of cambridge are coming to the u.s. next month. prince william is going to be making a stop right here in d.c. the royals are planning a quick trip

you ever get a bug in your ear, the national institutes of health recommends putting baby oil or olive oil in your ear to drown the bug and then tried to floated out. >> oh, my gosh. i think i am going to throw up. one internet service is begging taylor swift to return but she is trying to shake it off. she expressed her concern about dw piracy, >> get out and enjoy the afternoon. get out and vote. the temperature is 70 this afternoon. rain showers late tomorrow and [dramatic music] ♪ >> yeah! hey! he[cheers and applause] welcome to millionaire. all this week, we've got some of the smartest kids in america trying to win themselves some serious cash. this is millionaire whiz kids. [cheers and applause] with an iq of f 151, today's returning whiz kid was ranked in the top 0.1% of the prestigious high-iq society mensa. he's only 5 questions away from being the youngest person to win the million on our show. from tucson, arizona, please welcome 14-year-old isaac daow

this fair trade olive oil bottling plant sells exclusively to the international market. t's been years since he has had enough olives t. >> the farming challenges and regular access to water resources. i would say a combination of these two challenges, which are political challenges are threaten the ability over 60% of their capacity for the harvest. >> nearly two-thirds of the opened west bank is under military control. the restrictions on movements and resources are clearly hitting farmers hard. so, too, are the frequent attacks by settlers. but that has not stopped sammy from singing his song of hope for a better future. al jazeera, in the occupied west bank. >> on sunday residents of spain's catalonia region will have their say on whether they want to be in an independent state. while the vote is non-binding some already live as if they're part of a separate nation. we have more. >> imagine a future in which catalonia becomes a nation. these children from a town near barcelona certainly can. [♪ singing ] >> we want catalonia to be a free country. we want the right to

. >> jimmy: what are you doing, olive oil? >> a little olive oil. >> jimmy: salt and pepper too?ow. yeah, salt. salt. salt and pepper. >> jimmy: and then -- quest, good job. you and rashida, good job. by the way, you didn't really do the hard part. you have to get it out there right? >> we're going to get it out of there. now, again, there's no recipe here. this is your own thing. this is your home, you have your leftovers, do your own thing, okay? so after that, eggs are frying. >> jimmy: pretty good. little raw. sushi eggs, that's good. [ laughter ] the new thing everybody is doing. >> go ahead. go ahead. let me see that. come on. go ahead. yeah, come on. let's do it. [ rashida grunting ] go for it. >> rashida: i can't. >> that was a good job so far. you guys are doing great. >> jimmy: at least someone did their job over here. [ laughter ] clearly. [ cheers and applause ] this is a chop -- >> rashida: yeah, you killed it. good job. >> jimmy: it ends up looking like that, which is great. >> okay. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: watch what he does. this is the chef, he's th

rather than butter basting the baked turkey use olive oil and i use baked apples rather than an apple pie, it is less calories, with liquor and notes. turkey plus wipe equal sleepy. don't drive. get a designated driver if you are having wine. >> that does it for us. we are here every sunday on fox news channel. >> on the "buzz beater," the speech and the backlash, president obama taked unilateral action on immigration and he is doing what he said at one time he did not have the authority and the pundits hammer him from the right and pamper him from the left. >> it was a very not only historic first step but a very moving speech. >> is the media illuminating or obscure the issue? >> why did they blow off off the speech? it was sweeps week. >>nd

it's tomatos and mint and olive oil. that makes summer food.t i'm doing is i'm putting some nutmeg. it is kind of like cream cheese. in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous. they come in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste

all right, climate change could affect the price of olive oil, unseasonably bad weather in some peskyest in some key regions of portugal, italy, spain and france. european olive farmers say the low temperatures and high levels of humidity have led to infestation of olive flies and olive moths. did they have olive flies? i didn't know they had olive flies. now, growers scrambling to collect the olives, the shortfall could lead to higher prices for some olive oils. >> right. >> get up or pay up. there is a new app offering some motivation to get you out of bed. >> yes, here is the deal. you sign up for this app, it is called i cuckoo, every time you hit the snooze button instead of getting out of bed, money donate today charity of your choice. no word on how much cashews verse raised for their charities so far. >> so, a loft us will be traveling this season. but watch what you touch when you're on a plane. dangerous bacteria can live on surfaces for weeks. >>> and they only clean those planes thoroughly once a month. a fox reporter did a little bit of testing. so she swabbed popular spo

this fair trade olive oil plant sells exclusively to the international market.owner and operator says that his business has the capacity to bottle thousands of liters a day, but that has been years since he has had enough olives to do that. >> the farming challenges are regular access and regular access to water resources. i would say a combination of these two challenges, which are political challenges, are stripping palestinians of over 60% of their capacity for the harvest. >> nearly two-thirds of the occupied west bank is under full israeli civil and military control. the restrictions on movements and resources is clearly hitting farmers hard, so, too, are the frequent attacks by settlers. al jazeera. in the occupied west bank. >> now poppies have come to symbolize the first world war in great britain. >> in plannedders fields the poppy flow beneath the crosses row on row. the opening lines of a poem written by a young canadian officer in 1915 that in one line of verse forever linked the poppy to the great war. and 100 years later the blood red flower remain

. >> i will be generous with it and top it with extra virgin olive oil. >> uh-huh. >> look at all the flavors going on. >> i love it. >> beautiful. thank you bella. pasta time! >> pasta time! well, bad behavior that gets you sent to the principal's office when you are a kid could land you in jail as an adult. >> sharon chin explains how this week's jefferson award winner explains how young people know their rights and freedoms once they turn 18. >> reporter: what if police stop for you questioning? teenagers are learning what to do. >> be respectful and remain steady, always. keep my head on straight. >> stop and ask questions to the police instead of panicking or running like you did something wrong. >> reporter: more than a dozen students attended a recent symposium. administrative law judge demetrius shelton planned it after police shot an unarmed black teenager in ferguson, missouri. >> knowing your right when law enforcement officials can be a matter of life and death. >> reporter: demetrius shelton began volunteering to coordinate similar workshops nationwide. as president of th

salt, pepper, olive oil, wood smoke, good ingredients. >>> look at the view. i can see the linc.he wells fargo center. you can look at ships. you can see water. >> got it all. >>> i love the way you kept the exposed ceiling. the staircase and all of that. >> really rustic feel. >>> right. congratulations. >> thank you. be careful at the gym. >> i will. you gotta try this. ♪ >> man, spit sounds like it's the truth, right. >>> exactly. it really does. i think i'll head out to that place. all right. still ahead thanksgiving meets breakfast. you can now enjoy some holiday dinner favorites in the morning. where you can grab a thanksgiving waffle coming up next. >> and also mike jerrick takes on a new role. coming up he plays gordan ramsay in the fox 29 version of master chef junior. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the fox 29 special report you gotta try this. let's talk about the holidays. >>> thanksgiving is almost here. and a south philly restaurant is in the spirit. chi ya cafe is turning a thanksgiving dinner into a breakfast favorite. you gotta try this. ♪ >> i'm back down in south phil p

instead of basting that turkey, use olive oil and i love baked apples instead of an apple pie.ke it with a little liquor and nuts. last point, the most important, turkey plus wine equals sleepy. don't drive. get a designated driver if you're going to have wine. >> very good. that does it for us. >> thank you for watching. we're here every sunday on sunday house call on the fox news channel. >>> essentially he's gotten in the job of counterfeiting immigration papers. >> it's not only illegal for the president to take executive action. it's common. >> some words today from lawmakers from both sides of the aisle as congress prepares to counter president obama's executive action that allows millions of illegal imgrants to stay in the country. meanwhile states are vowing to sue the president. plus the fight to save thousands of refugees forced out of their homes. bitter cold moving into refugee camps filled wit

. >> jimmy: what are you doing, olive oil? >> a little olive oil. >> jimmy: salt and pepper too?here. now, again, there's no recipe here. this is your own thing. this is your home, you have your leftovers, do your own thing, okay? so after that, eggs are frying. >> jimmy: pretty good. little raw. sushi eggs, that's good. [ laughter ] the new thing everybody is doing. >> go ahead. go ahead. let me see that. come on. go ahead. yeah, come on. let's do it. [ rashida grunting ] go for it. >> rashida: i can't. >> that was a good job so far. you guys are doing great. >> jimmy: at least someone did their job over here. [ laughter ] clearly. [ cheers and applause ] this is a chop -- >> rashida: yeah, you killed it. good job. >> jimmy: it ends up looking like that, which is great. >> okay. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: watch what he does. this is the chef, he's the master. it's all good. >> we're gonna make this happen. we're going to make this happen. >> jimmy: you can make that happen and at least get one out of there. see, that's no time, he just does that type of stuff. [ cheer

. >>> an olive oil crisis could be on the way. farmers are warning that the price of olive oil could go up by about $3 a bottle this year. a wet summer and fruit fly invasion led to a disastrous harvest. >>> and adding to bob marley's legacy, legalized marijuana products. the family of the late reggae star teamed up with a private equity firm to build what's called the world's first global cannabis branch. in addition to selling marijuana, where legal, they also plan to sell pot infused lotions and accessories under the brand name marlie natural. frank and michelle? >> jill, the holidays are around the corner and we hear there's a gift for the woman who has everything. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. shoe designer christian louboutin has created a high- end nail polish -- nail polish -- that costs $675. it comes in a brand signature red shade. the bottle has 1500 crystals applied by hand and yes, in case you're keeping score, the nail polish is more expensive than some of louboutin's shoes. >> would you want that? come on. >> no.

. >>> vivian is taking cannabis infused olive oil. >> this is vivian's primary cannabis medicine a strain web. >> medicine made from marijuana. >> this actually was a great batch. >> two syringes three times a day. >> vivian has a form of epilep epilepsy. it's a very severe form of epilepsy that does not respond really well to pharmaceutical. >> soon after she was born vivian started getting epileptic seizures some lasting for an hour or more. vivian is really sensitive to lights and patterns and textur textures. vivian always had an eye patch on from the moment she woke up until the moment she went to bed at night. >> the pain was overwhelming. lots of tests, doctors and heavy narcotics. but nothing seemed to ease her pain. >> we found out very quickly, you know, early on in vivian's life that the pharmaceuticals were failing her and we need add plan b. >> her seizures got worse. >> pictures we looked at her from the past she's a sad faced kid. we wouldn't go anywhere. we were trapped in the house. >> the family from scotch planes, new jersey, heard from a friend cannabis oil had been pr

add some salt, we're going to add pepper, and then for the dressing, very simple, lemon and olive oil. you want to make sure that yoke is still nice an runny. >> there we go. whoa. that looks good. a lot of flavors going on there. beautiful. >> i did that egg so smoothly. bye-bye. >>> we are going to go from food to pet lovers. it's friday and we're answering your questions with our pet experts dr. chase talking about the importance of microchipping your pets. it's a good reason to track them down. welcome. >> hi. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> how come? why do you do it? >> because its one really great way for us to identify a patient -- a pet when they get lost. i don't know if you guys read in the paper about that chihauhau that had been found and unfortunately abused by whoever stole it but they found the owner after using a scanner. this is the scanner. and found a microchip and found the owner. >> the information on the chip is just a number? >> it is just a number. i brought this just to show, this is the actual microchip injection. the needle is large. >> where does that

. >> olive oil. my favorite i prefer that over butter. >> i put that on my scrambled eggs in the morning. >> great book. veggies. >> reporter: vegetables, spinach, you really want to opt for being looking for the word organic on spinach. a lot of spinach in the store has been sprayed. i think that is worrisome and dangerous. you want to opt for organic. spinach is a wonderful food. it's got a lot of nutrients in it. >> and kale? >> why do we love kale which has been around for centuries? it's got a lot of great fiber, a lot of vitamin a and nutrients. that fiber is what slows sugar release. it's a very versatile food. there's so many different varieties of kale. if you get bored with green, there's a purple color. it's actually ornamental. >> salmon. >> this is sockeye salmon. you want to be careful. the salmon that you want needs to be wild. >> as opposed to farmed? >> as opposed to farm-raised and don't be fooled by the term -- >> atlantic. >> you think in atlantic, they are out there in the boats.

. >> first thing we do olive oil down and a little leek and two carrots, we also do some shallots. now you put all the vegetables there and you want to sweat them out right? >> you do. about five, ten minutes. >> then what you want to do is add some pork, put it in there about 30 minutes. just let it rest with the -- vegetables. so actually taken some raisins just soaked them in a beautiful italian sweet wine. what i do is i put the raisins into the dish with the sweet wine. you want to mix it up and let it cook out. half a bottle of white wine with this at this time. put in a little bit of fennel seeds and a little bit of flavor and let this took for an hour. >> john this looks beautiful. >> a little bit of the water actually will add about a ladle. a ladle and a half. cook that right in beautiful kind of fold it in. i let it cook usually about another couple of minutes just to let the pasta take on the flavors of the additional. so i just took the parmesan and made it pancake in a hot skillet. had a little butter going underneath it. and i let it cool off a little bit before i li

. >> i think always like cold-pressed olive oil, i always push a lot of cold-pressed oils.ls are extremely important because your body is built from them. essential fatty acids which are fats and proteins. nothing is built from a cash had drat. >> thank you. >> eggs. >> for years, the only thing people would eat are egg whites and there's really nothing -- and in this country we have this whole thing about protein. the more protein you have, the better. protein. protein is muscle building, it's this building, that building. we need the yolk. anything that is worth anything is in the yolk. >> thank you, vinnie. this is very enlightening. >>> stay tuned. you won't want to miss this week's "ask carol." l like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, gl

in business news what is to blame for an olive oil shortage. >> new developments in the air bag recall. money watch's jill wagner joins us from new york in the new york stock exchange, hi jill good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the government now wants a nationwide recall of the reek also with those front driver side takat a air bags. the initial recall was limited to cars in high humidity areas like the gulf coast but recent incident in north carolina prompted the call for an expansion. takata is concerned that a national recall would divert replacement air flags from where they are needed. here on wall street record highs pile up, pharmaceutical stocks push the s and p to a new high. dow jones up 40 points. nasdaq closed at its first gain this week, adding 31 points. while the chefs out there, you may want to stock your pantry italian farmers are warning that the price of oil i have could go up by about $3 a bottle. a wet summer and a fruit fly invasion led to a disastrous harvest. >>> and shopping list, got to the store and found that the items you are looking for were out of

and i have a little butter here, but you can also use olive oil or canola oil to make this even healthier. and just heat that up. let it melt. so, my butter is all melted now. i'm gonna take my french toast. careful now -- it's a little delicate. i'm just gonna put it in my pan. now it's the waiting. this is the hardest part, right? but you don't want to move it because you want it to get nice and golden-brown on both sides. and as it cooks, that filling is melting. it's gonna be delicious. so, let's check it. it looks nice and golden-brown. so, it's time to flip. get your spatula underneath there. if you have a nonstick pan, that makes this whole thing a lot easier. so, let's just flip it over. how good does that look? same thing -- flip it. let it go for another couple minutes. gets nice and golden-brown on both sides. so, it looks like our french toast is golden-brown and ready to come out of the pan. so, let's turn off the stove first. take our french toast out onto our plate. there we go. doesn't that look delicious? let's go over here. sprinkle some pecans on top. make it look nice.

california olive oil. >> the best. >> "world news tonight with david muir" is coming up right after this newscast at 5:30 on abc 7. >>> a game that was once banned in england is getting a new life in san francisco. this morning officials cut the ribbon to celebrate the reopening of the first green of the san francisco lawn bowling club. the green under went months of renovation that included new walkways, back boards and fences. the game is played with balls that are not perfectly round, interestingly enough. fans say that makes it more challenging than bocchi. >> small will be narrower, some will be wider. it's just a very challenging game. it's like chess, if you will, as opposed to the checkers of bocchi. >> the green was built 113 years ago by a legendary golden gate park superintendent. the club is the oldest municipal club of its type anywhere in the country. isn't that cool? >> that looks like fun. sinus up. meteorologist sandhya patel is outside. >> as long as it's not raining when we play. >> i will try to make sure of that. hey, it is getting chilly out here. your umbrellas, wa

>>olive oil on top. >>all the goodness inside. >>you have a finis hed one right here. >>this is what it would look like. >>thank you. >>thank you so much. >>i am going to taste it. >>915 davis street taste it. >>915 davis street in i was out for a bike ride. i didn't think i'd have a heart attack. but i did. i'm mike, and i'm very much alive. now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help prevent another heart attack. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. answer it as a day. william wheeler served to separate terms in the u.s. house. >> take that to the water cooler. >> which i have a chance for some accumulating snow next tuesday. indications are it is not going to amount to very much. probably about a 10th of an inch. it is one to follow some rainfall. best of the week probably sunday. temperature up near 50 degrees. sunday. temperature up near 50 degrees. in the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who pro

a little olive oil on there. a little balsamic vinegar. >> what a wonderful recipe.thank you so much. >> the restaurant is at 644 north lake shore drive. >> will have today's recipe on our web site. recipe on our web site. i have a cold. i took nyquil but i'm still stuffed up. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. really? alka-seltzer plus night rushes relief to eight symptoms of a full blown cold including your stuffy nose. (breath of relief) oh, what a relief it is. thanks. anytime. here are our temperatures. >> tom dodgers resume doesn't reinforce and chilly air comes in. >> will keep temperatures a little >> snow's continue downwind of the lake. we have some snow flurries coming in to chicago as well. >> ebay the late autumn storm spends up to the central united states. >> that is going to shift at strains. we're going to go from the polar jet and to a very stormy pattern. >> the cold seeps back in next week. at that point another storm comes in. here's attend a forecast. will show you the two storms. >> strong wind blowing from the south. that

. >> olive oil? >> ateneo, yes. -- olive oil, yes. >> we can make it happen.elicious anyway. >> good morning, it's bloomberg surveillance. >> good morning, everyone. i'm tom keene and julie hyman with me as well as brendan greeley. on the burden -- halliburton hunkered down with baker hughes, both expecting a change in the market. happy consumers will make a difference the seat -- this -- the seasonuto ofob >> there is a bit change met. free cash flow is going up and energy is helping out. >> there is always this question of stimulus. what do people spend and what they save jacob -- and what they say. do people spend what you earn? -- what they earn? checks i think you will see them spend a portion of it and then try to save the rest. that is a metaphor. you are not actual talking about lust office of >> i don't know that one either. buyingraw hat -- you are your straw hat. >> i have a house in florida, so i have anticipate that. >> mining, will they beat up hydrocarbons enough? will become a valuable place, but i'm not quite sure yet. >> got a chart hear from

take taht olive oil and drizzle across the top. i am going to put some sage and dried thyme. a little bit of black pepper and salt. very simply mix these together. put them in the oven. >>it is a big day. we have done that in advance. >>this is butter. it melted and turned brown. once it is brown in goes the wild rice. >>we cooked that yesterday. >>that goes into the brown butter. the roasted vegetables also from yesterday. slides right into the pan. something you do in advance. >>put in the wild rice and roasted veggies. alittle bit of smoked cheese. it is so yummy. >>a little chopped parsley. >>that is it. heat it up until it is hot. >>awfully colorful. really brings out the fall colors. >>the other one is bright green and red. >>it is perfect. >> time for the answer to today's trivia question. which u.s. president served for seven years at? >> madrid from u.s. naval academy and served as a submarine officer for seven years. >> you could always be worse. what did the screen. notice of everything is a winter wonderland of there. let's put everything in >> when that 20 mi. pe

they knead an unleavened dough over there with whole wheat, barley, plenty of rich, extra virgin olive oilt as well, or they dig a pit in the sand over there. and that's fire baked. >> right in the coals? >> yep. and they mix that all together. so it's interesting. because right now, we're about, what, 35 minutes away from gaza city. ask anyone in gaza city if they've heard of this dish and, no. so even in an area as small as gaza, you see this very wide variation. they're going to clean it up. ♪ >> many, if not most of these guys, are not too sympathetic to my country or my ethnicity, i'm guessing. but there's that hospitality thing. anywhere you go in the muslim world, it seems. no matter what, you feed your guests, you do your best to make them feel at home. >> we have to eat. [ speaking foreign language ]. you're supposed to eat this with your hands. mm, very good. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> he's saying if you eat this, you shouldn't have another meal for three days. >> where does this dish come from? >> this is a dish that's native to southern gaza, the sinai, sort of the deser

the backyard here is full of empties -- amphorae which contained wine, olive oil and garum -- the unspeakable which they smothered their food with. tens of thousands of these amphorae all around pompeii -- must have been a terrific problem. these are the coke cans of the ancient world. what do you do to get rid of them ? one of the answers is you crunch them up and make floors out of them. there is more to this house than bins and empties. as well as being a place of work -- a shop -- it's also a place for a family, a place for living. and you can see this the moment you come into the kitchen. here's the stove, the hearth, on which the family could prepare its food. and above the hearth, we find something very characteristic -- a lararium, a little shrine where the spirits of the household, the lares, dance on either side of an altar where an offering is made. so this is not just a place for food preparation, but it's a focus for the loyalties of the family and family life. what we see in this house, then, with this combination of rather shabby shop rooms and surprisingly nicely decorated pri

♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ >>> more and more people are cooking with olive oil, because of itsweather and a rise of pests that feed on olive trees hit the industry hard in portugal, italy and france. farmers in france and portugal are harvesting their crop earlier than usual. to avoid a fungus that is spreading in the groves. >>> now it may not be as rough on the knees as thought. people that run at any times of their lives have lower pain and arthritis have less knee pains so running may help decrease the chances. it's done with ordinary people not elite runners as in past studies. >>> chinese takeout may be fast and tasty, but many dishes and their sauces could be a diet detour. ali gorman describes how not to hit a dead end. >> it's a tasty lunch or dinner but dishes that think they are light could be loaded in fat and salt and calories. >> it can be healthy and very unhealthy. >> we'll show you how to order to avoid a diet detour, it's on "action news" starting at 4:00. >> david my car is sitting in the lot since 3:00 a.m. do i need a jump? >> if you have a recently purchas

olive oil means a lot of things. they use them for bodies thousands of years ago. protect from the sun. i spray it and wipe couple of times to be even on the bronze. they look beautiful. i come here because i love the building. i love what i'm doing. this is the icon of this country. we have to look after it. >> steve there and his mission. now here's a new tool for biologists who want to get up and close to penguins. it's a baby robotic penguin spy. when researchers try to get near, they get stressed and their heart rate goes up. the answer is a remote control penguin. the real ones don't seem to mind. in fact, they seem very chill about it all. aren't they delightful? we need one in our newsroom today. thanks for watching. back very soon. have a good day. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is, why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full valu

. >> i just use olive oil and sea salt. i brought it at trader joe's, one of my favorite. turkey was delicious and good. we went over to my in-laws. my favorite part of the day, i don't know about other people in the christmas card madness. i have got christmas card starting to arrive. >> you feel guilty, right. >> on tuesday the first one came. >> they got ahead of you. >> so my favorite part of the day was putting on a little bit of christmas music, and, putting on the dresses, and, you know, came out and they are really cute, the the christmas stamps. the one with the snow man, rodolph, santa. >> right. >> so we did that. it was really fun. >> we all had a great thanksgiving. >> let's talk about black friday. millions of people air cross the country rushing to shopping center to get those big deals. we are starting to see things pick up in our area lets get to steve keeley in mount laurel. >> hi, steve. >> reporter: i'm glad you toss todd me. mom's texting me from costco i had her sleeping out, they opened up at 9:00. she's complaining i left her one blanket on line. he

>> absolutely i prepared it with a little bit of salt and pepper and a little olive oil.e already dave. the traffic is doing well. steve and i will be talking about the fog all morning long though. or at least for the good part of the morning. you can see in the background here of my studio you can see fog in all of those shots. let's take a look at the east shore freeway. here's the east shore. the fog remember it was there last time. it is gone. it keeps moving around and right now it's actually clear here on the east shore freeway. pinole and richmond you can see that traffic looks pretty good. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and now the fog has moved there. you can see traffic is moving well but the fog is coming through. altamont pass westbound 580 is slow but livermore traffic still looks good all the way to castro valley. fog brother number one is steve paulson. steve. >>> sal, we have a full tank of gas. >> half a pack of cigarettes. >> it is dark. we're heading to chicago. we do have a lot of fog out there from santa rosa to san jose. and our indian restaur

this fair tried olive oil bottling plant sells to the international market. this man is the owner and operator, and says his business has the capacity to bottle thousands of litres a day. but that it's been years since he had enough olives to do that. >> the forming challenges are regular access. and regular access to water resources. i would say a combination of these two challenges which are political challenges are stripping the palestinians of over 60% of capacity for the harvest. >> two-thirds of the occupied west bank is under full israeli civil and military control. the restrictions on movement and resources is hitting farmers hard. so, too, are the frequent attacks by settlers. >> that has not stopped sammy from singing his song of hope for a better future. >> now, let's get a check on the weather with richard, and rain it seems caused flooding in parts of somalia. >> yes, they get a couple of rainy seasons. the first is during the summer months. the second occurs during the month of the november. it's not entirely surprising to see rain is developing

we're going to add a little bit of olive oil, some salt and pepper, and then we're going to cover itnd throw it in the oven for about 40 minutes; and when you're finished, this is what they're going to look like. evette: wow. vikki: and then basically you're going to eat all the way around, and then this is like the best part. evette: the heart. vikki: the heart is always the best part. evette: aw, that's so sweet. i hope that helps, jane. are you ready for another question? vikki: yes. evette: terrific, let's take a look. mia: my family loves deep fried taco shells. how can we make our taco nights healthier? evette: i love tacos. vikki: i love tacos as well, and i make them all the time. so i have a really fun way to do this, and this is also great for portion control. so here i have my muffin tin that i flipped over. evette: ooh. vikki: i'm going to take my tortilla. you can use corn. you can use spinach. you can use gluten-free, rice. these are a soft, flexible, whole grain. evette: that's genius. vikki: isn't it fun? evette: yes! vikki: so you're essentially making little taco cu

ever get a bug in your ear, the national institutes of health recommends that you pour baby oil or olive oilnd drown the sucker and then try to float him out. ♪ down came the rain and washed the spider out ♪ >> reporter: enough with the bug in ear video. yikes. cover your eyes, or maybe it's your ears you should be covering. jeanne moos, cnn. >> that was in your ear! >> ooh! >>> that was so nasty. should have given you a warning. apologies for that. >>> all right, the world trade center is back open for business 13 years after the original twin towers fell. it stands at 541 meters, or a symbolic height of 1,776 feet to commemorate the year the u.s. was founded. 1 world trade center's tenant, conde nast, officially moved in monday. about 60% of the building is leased, but many floors remain unoccupied. >>> election day is finally here for many americans. i'll be back shortly with rosemary church to catch you up on that and the day's other big stories. stay with us. you're watching cnn. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, di