or a microwave oven. add them to the code, saying that is fine, but leave it at that. >> as for the set amount, we looked at that and ultimately decided against it. let's say it is 3000 square feet for a self service use. it is 4,000 feet, or a small edition. we wanted the rules to be the same. as you are dividing up commercial spaces, and know that this commercial space can be leased to anybody versus this one can't. if you have the use limits different from the other ones, it is good for leasing agents or landlords to stumble over that period lesley, the idea of the small self-service being in neighborhood identification in most districts, where all restaurant uses or self-service restaurants will see of those restaurants -- those are conversations he wanted to have with individual neighborhoods. 1500 sq. ft., whenever the limit is will allow them with a notification. that will be a good change. what we didn't get into was trying to get into the neighborhoods where you live senate. we figure that is the

a high temperature oven is used to strengthen the parts to improve durability. but many clients are based in the quake-hit to hoch yue region. shipments have dropped by half since the disaster. the factory holds a crisis meeting. >> shipments from some of our clients are down 20% or 25%. >> output of one client is only 20% of the pretsunami level. >> reporter: management decides to shut down a quarter of its ovens. in addition, it asks 6 of its 46 employees to stay home. >> translator: the situation is brutal. we can't predict what will happen. our clients don't know what to expect, either. >> reporter: the loss of orders is not the only problem. the company is also worried about the prospect of rolling power cuts. if the blackouts are extended to include the factory, it will have to turn off all its ovens. it takes 15 hours to restart them. >> the earthquake and the rolling power cuts have had a huge impact over a wide area. the impact will spread to areas not directly hit by the earthquake and tsunami. unless related industries coordinate their efforts to deal

this goes in to the oven.op oven. >> we'll put this one in the bottom and take the finished one off the top. >> perfect. >> beautiful. >> cooks for about an hour. the aroma, the rosemary and the olives really give it a great, a great aroma. we're going to do a little bit of polenta. >> nice plate. >> serve it up quick. >> that's gorgeous. >> the thing about this, too. it doesn't have to be chicken thighs. you could do duck legs. >> sure. >> you could do drumsticks if you want. you could even do breasts. >> i'm going to try that. but i want to know what this dessert is over here. it looks a little complicatcomp. >> it's really kind of easy. it's a panna cotta. it's a cream that you add gelatin to. why i like this, i'm not into super sweet desserts at the end. so you could really control the sweetness on this. >> we -- chef, we need to check your total to see how you did. >> uh-oh. >> we're doing this at $40 or left. >> the moment of truth. >> all right. $36.33. that is a very low amount. >> it is. >> very low.

the chops are out of the oven. i have them on a very light flame, just to keep them warm, while i get everything else ready. let mdrs e lad. this is the dressing that i had from before, which is perfect with this salad. a little bit of salt. lightly dressed. let me take that out. keep in mind it has the toothpicks in there. okay. you might want to take the toothpks out even in the pan so you don't get your plate messed up, but not a problem, we'll clean it up. mmm-mmm. is hot. but, you know, you want to serve it hot. that's there. this one right here. and i just want to show you something. you see the cheese oozing out? when you cut into it, that's exactly what will happen. mmm-mmm. just a little bit of sauce. just a little fresh sage. i think that looks really nice. looks good. i bet you really want to be with me here, but you're just going to have to make your own. it's not hard. and you know, veal chops are really very good, but you can make even pork chops like this. oh, that cheese. i can't even tell you how m

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then you're gonna put it back in the oven, and you're gonna cook it for another half hour.ow that it's cooled down to a manageable temperature, we're gonna put it over here in the glass bead cabinet... and we're gonna start to polish it. the glass bead cabinet will give it a satin finish. something that is gonna show, like headers on this t-bucket, they're gonna be right out there in the open. so you gotta take extra time to make sure that anything that's exposed looks the way it's supposed to look. but they'll be right there for everybody to see, so they got to look good. back at the shop, alan needs to put the frame together. the t-bucket was like everything else that we start with -- rough. the frame wasn't all that bad. i've seen worse. even right now that we're done with it it's not a strong frame, we didn't reinforce it. it's strictly just a rectangle in an old-style frame, two rails, front and rear cross member. look-wise, it's all open. there's no hood on the car, no fenders on the car, no quarter panels on the car. it's basically a bucket-- hence "t-bucket"-- but i

comes out of the oven. here, put it on there.hed product looks like. >> pour it right on top? >> that's it. that's how easy it is. then you top it with some more of that cheese and it comes out of the oven looking so deliciously yummy. >> i'll get out of the way. >> doesn't that look great? so good. i want you to try this, chris. >> how long was it in the oven? >> 20 minutes. that's it. and this freezes great. this freezes really nicely, too, so you can put knit the freezer. i made it for a dinner party the other night. nobody said, where's the beef? everybody loved it. >> okay. >> what do you think? good? great, right? and you're getting all your protein, your veggies. your fiber. it's delicious, right? >> tastes like nachos. >> i like nachos. okay, good. next up, sloppy joes. who doesn't love sloppy joes? okay. i made these the other night for two of my most meat-eating guy friends. >> okay. >> and they loved them. >> they're still your friends? >> they were coming back for more. so we've got red pepper and onion going in here.

. >> le oven says his backyard shifted even more. his wife's reaction when she woke up confirmed the suspicion. >> it's getting worse. it still continues to move. i'm going to have a new address. >> last night all of this, from here all the way over to this section here. >> reporter: down below on hillcrest street, peter's mother home is in the line of fire. they listened to thing sliding and breaking all night. he feels certain this hillside is soon going to completely give in. >> retaining wall has been almost completely breached. there is nothing to stop this, nothing to stop this mud from overtaking how itself. >> it shows the complete picture of how much has slipped away. residents hope the city can help them prevent more sliding. >> we've been here since '69. this is pretty much my family's castle. >> walkers feel overwhelmed by all of this. the insurance company refused to help and the city told me yesterday, this is private property so the city would not than able to help. but the mayor himself stopped by to survey the damage

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. >> le oven says his backyard shifted even more. his wife's reaction when she woke up confirmed the suspicion. >> it's getting worse. it still continues to move. i'm going to have a new address. >> last night all of this, from here all the way over to this section here. >> reporter: down below on hillcrest street, peter's mother home is in the line of fire. they listened to thing sliding and breaking all night. he feels certain this hillside is soon going to completely give in. >> retaining wall has been almost completely breached. there is nothing to stop this, nothing to stop this mud from overtaking how itself. >> it shows the complete picture of how much has slipped away. residents hope the city can help them prevent more sliding. >> we've been here since '69. this is pretty much my family's castle. >> walkers feel overwhelmed by all of this. the insurance company refused to help and the city told me yesterday, this is private property so the city would not than able to help. but the mayor himself stopped by to survey the damage

question is not did you turn off the oven or turn off the alarm what's that got to do with the price of tea in china. did you bite it. what's gotten into you no one's asking if you know where your children are. no one's asking if you can locate the nearest exits. in some cases they may be behind you. no one cares whether or not you are being followed. don't ask if it makes you look fat. the question is not, do you remember the time. do you remember the time? not, do you know the extension of the person you were calling. not, premium or regular. not paper, not plastic credit or deb debit. the question is not what can you do for your country. not now. not later. not okay? the question is not, what your country can do for you. the question is not, who will save us. how are you getting by? [applause] >> i'll end with a love poem. >> my lover. who lives far. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and offers supper. in a bowl made of his breath. the stew has boiled and i wonder at the cat born from it's steam. the cat is in the bedroom now. muling. the cat is indecent and i

they seem to be a oven a crash test with stanford.- kickoff will originate from 30-yard line to the 30. how about this move while former loyals, tj watson spins away from the layoff. 114-81 tonight. and the women will be back in action tomorrow night. >> all right, we're coming back at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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washing machines, ovens, and cars were the new face of the u.s.a.e quest for liberation became a quest for coca-cola. but without the expiring lure of freedom, the dream became vulnerable to a more prosaic things, like economic downturn. in bushwick, brooklyn, many residents were born in latin america and their only reason to coming to the u.s. was financial. it is not a community that lack ambition. project, some immigrants feel that their families have prospered here. >> my parents came here literally from nothing. right now, my parents are working on their own house. they have another house that they rent out, and have a couple of cars. this is living great. >> but many more speak of high expectations being dashed. >> my father has worked hard all his life. he came here from puerto rico at 18 and built a foundation. he is still working hard, for nothing. my father is 50, breaking his back. this has no medical benefit, and he is struggling. >> they get paid low wages, you are never going nowhere, and it is hard for you to move up. you have to work

when it's daylight, go home, you have the heater on or the oven, look at the top wheels they are spinning got now mad. if you turn on every gas appliance in our house they will move. if you break a pipe it will spin like mad. you smell gas it's dad egg smell it's methane. it rises, it's lighter than air. if you smell the natural gas you want to get out. shut off the gas and ventilate the room. get the natural gas out. to test it you want to turn it an eighth of a turn and turn it back to the way it it was. notice the little thing? that's going straight with the flow of the pipe that means it's open. if it's across that means you turned off the gas. the eighth of a turn you didn't turn it off you just moved it. these are in better shape. if you can get to this valve, safely, the building's collapsed on it you can't get to it you have to use the one in the street. pg and e put all the meters outside the houses in a lot of the neighborhoods, these are pretty easy to get to. they are easy to find. if you can find the little round circle in the sidewalk. if you look directly at the house you w

put this in the oven.r as a kid living up in the county, taking the corn right from behind our house and cooking it in a barbecue. it was more fun going and taking it and putting it in a bag and running back to the house than -- i remember eating it but and it was good. but the whole enactment of going and grab your own food see how our chicken is. i don't know. what do you think? voila. we have some celery root puree. this is a ragu. there you have it. just like grandma didn't make. delicious. my grandmother was a typical italian-american red sauce, the holidays were always the same, you know, the same sequence, it was like, you know, appetizers and then, you know, we had soup and then we'd have pasta and entree and salad and fruit and nuts had to be served. i hated the fruit and nuts. let's just go to dessert. we are going to take garlic, olive oil. red onion. p pancetta. a little bit of lard. we're going to come back and add fennel. these are all the items that are going to make the sauce. the octopus h

. >> stone oven here. >> reporter: his name is frank calabrese jr. and his father frank sr. is serving multiple life sentences for killing 13 people while stealing and loan sharking millions as a made man in the outfit, a chicago mob notorious since the days of al capone. did he have a signature? >> yeah. when he was killing, he wanted to make sure you were dead. so, he loved to strangle you and cut your throat from ear to ear. >> reporter: just to make sure? >> just to make sure. >> reporter: seeing this family in this setting, you'd never know that she was once an unwitting mob wife. somebody asked, what does your husband do, what would you say? >> he worked for the city. which he did. ignorance was bliss for me. >> reporter: and if you met him on the street, you'd never imagine that within the outfit, he went from respected enforcer to reviled rat by helping the fbi put his own father away for life. >> i call myself a lot of things but i don't call myself a rat and why? rats run and hide. i don't. i can't run and hide. i'm a cooperating witness. i'm a turn coat. i'm a bad

rich, indulgent chocolaty brownies you don't have to open your oven... just the refrigerator.dy-to-eat pillsbury eet moments. find them in the refrigerated section of your store. bui've got a warm, fresh baked strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? mmmm. i do. (announcer) pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. ♪ >>> a wandering recall of 50,000 cars. the japanese auto makers recalling mazda cars from the 2009-2010 years. a spider could leave a web connected to the fuel tank system and clog the tank's ventilation and pressure could lead to a crack causing a fuel leak and risk of fire. one of the cases a spider was found, a spider web was found in that vent. >> here's a wonderful story. an oklahoma puppy has adoption offers from around the country this morning after beating the odds and surviving euthanasia. three months old wally has a new lease on life, a story considered a week and a half ago he was put down at an animal shelter because he was so sick. he received two lethal doses of a sedative and vets put him in a dumpster but the next morning they fo

hand in the refrigerator and oven and your hand in the middle but when you do scenario planning you have to look at what you're going to do for consequences. so increases in temperature, no changes in precipitation or the way we get precipitations and no change in the precipitation. decreases in snow back of 50 percent and decrease to inflow and decreases in yield. that all assumes a static systems and our operators don't change dealing with flood pockets or rule curves so that's impact of operating the system like we have historically and that's impact on our system. the issue is from today on we can't operate the system the way we used to so we have to start changing and coming one new models on how to do it. >> this i have found this a phenomenal chart. if you start that upper left and go down line by line on this chart, it shows you the official demand forecast for the seattle city water supply system. we have never - at least to date - underforecasted the demand. we always over forecast. i think if you have not looked at your official forecast it gives you a reality historically and

there's pizza coming from the oven. >> that one's done. >> reporter: and there's a dance contest under way downstairs. it's part of the mayhem produced by a loving, close-knit family that is still together... >> you washed your face and brushed your teeth already? >> reporter: ...because that was chanda taylor's choice. >> the first thing i thought is what am i going to do with all of these kids? >> reporter: chanda's choice came just five months ago after her sister, tara, drowned. chanda and tara were best friends as adults, but when they were children, their parents had separated and the sisters grew up in different homes. >> so we were always here and there, everywhere, separated, separated, separated. >> reporter: so chanda, a single mom with one child, decided to take all eight of tara's children, from 17-year-old tiron, to three-year-old gina. she told foster care officials the children would not be split up, period. so when she died, you were saying, separation ends right now? >> yeah, that's it. no for more separation. no more separation. >> five months later, chanda is ra tes

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all of the oven at began to leak. -- ammonia began to leak. we have identified the issue and are asking residents to close their windows. >> reporter: the approach the leaking tank. discovered that hundreds of gallons of water escaped into the secondary containment area surrounding the town. then up the leak is not getting worse. it is contained. we do have a the approximate 250 gal.. >> reporter: they are relieved to know that this circumstance work in their favor. >> we have a construction project. we supply of water to the filing from the plant. just above apiece. >> reporter: at the shelter was in place soon. >> vicki: a former baseball owner is in custody over credit card fraud. the owner of " spoiled rotten baseball " was charged with both of fraudulently using a customers card for $9,000. coming up, why president barack obama says he is taking a stand against libya's leader. scientists are sank at the earthquake will hit the bay area. >> vicki: this just crossing the wires. pressure is rising in this tsunami damage the clear -- nuclear

country on the contrary so the situation in libya on stable al-qaeda will establish its rule was an oven laden will arrive and libya will get transformed into another afghanistan millions of refugees will flood europe which will make the whole mediterranean region suffer al-qaeda were declared a jihad in northern africa and the west would be forced to fight and counter dangerous challengers which in turn will evoke a new crusade. or worse here and hell is there any specific data as to the number of victims of the i view that it was it. was the bandits left the oil producing regions to try to do damage by destroying all reservoirs it took us days to put out the fires they started with tonnage was dealt with in the regions where the bandits have managed to gain a foothold will be used to last to store weapons and alcohol so people stop praying and those mosques even give orders to have destroyed the myth of the world. what befell many people were killed. and what they were victims in several attacks on air fields but not to money that the bandits ran and dropped their weapons were interest

no microwave, no oven, no stove. no refrigerator. jon, what are you making for dinner? >> pb and j.sic. >> reporter: living with the consequences at bedtime. even the dog. but then, the real challenge. replacing everything we took out with products made right here in america. >> reporter: hi, i'm trying to find out -- >> reporter: remember how long it took sharyn and mrs. usry to find an american coffee maker? that's what i wanted to know. >> reporter: one hour. but we're learning. tricks and lessons along the way. eventually, we linked up with more than 100 companies across the country. and then, the moment that made even us sweat. the trucks, all six of them, coming down snow white drive. would it be enough to fill this home? replacing all those foreign flags this week with new ones, mississippi to georgia, utah to new york. >> reporter: got it? >> reporter: yeah. there's a reason they had movers helping us. >> reporter: watch your step. >> reporter: once we finally got it in, the real work. replacing the couch and unloading that microwave. whoa. and then, finally, the living room

school they're ok with a hole in one of the eight and he lies only two strokes off the top on in the oven on the par meanwhile world number one martin climber is nine behind rose despite this great birdie shot from the bunker on the seventeenth hole. as staying in america and the regular season leaders san antonio beat charlotte want to lying to ninety eight on saturday nights as a booked a spot in the playoffs before allowed their all star told tim duncan rest of the season and the hosts didn't really need him to have walked past their third straight loss in style steve cox scoring with lines and points and putting his long hair for it in the set with of making it eighty seven sixty four to san antonio and the same man over the net at the second street. inquired terry perry's spuriously to twenty six points that has reduced pressuring the fourth and last child caught the gap slightly but it didn't a bad deal for itself why don't i like to exist for as living up to their number one billing. and finally china as the woman as a world diving continues as they took all four girls and all for

frequency of which one is the microwave frequency so they said fine, a garage door openers and microwave ovens, do what you like, and this one little spectrum is where wi-fi showed up which is plainly the most incredible change in the networking technology these last ten years. and if i could redesign the fcc i would make it clear that when the engineering changes, the regulatory apparatus changes as well. because we could get so much more value, so incredibly much more value out of the sec managers on our behalf if we approach it in the 21st century engineering. >> how did the art major from jail get interested in these topics? >> welcome you know, by accident, like a lot of people who got interested in the internet in the early 90's. i was actually doing some research and a library for a theater company i was running and my mother said when you're giving that kind of research? we've been learned about this kind of the library school, you should know about it it's called the internet. okay, mom, i will check it out. and so i was given by my mother this and it is a giant library so i thought i

the school the rookie with a who in one of the eighth and he lies only two shots off the top on an oven on the bar meanwhile world number one martin primaries nine behind rose despite this grade pretty shot from the banker on the seventeenth. and staying in america and and the regular season leaders san antonio beat charlotte why don't i ninety eight on saturday nights the spurs have booked the spot in the playoffs before and left their all star phone with tim duncan rest ahead of the postseason and the host didn't really need them to have bought gas this loss in style steve no book talks with nineteen points including that no one there for it. made it eighty seven sixty four to san antonio the same man there with an added a second story three pointer to increase the spurs lead to twenty six points that has three dudes pressuring the fools that led charlotte called to get a slight lead but it didn't affect the overall result one zero nine ninety eight the spurs living up to their number one billing. and finally china's determinants of world diving continues as they do all full goals and

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>> about five minutes in the oven.in the oven. >> all right. >> and then for the sake of time, obviously, we have one ready. >> mm-hmm. >> and what we're going to do, you could serve this on a bed of spinach. you can serve this with just about anything you want. just going to place that fish in the center of the plate. >> looks delicious. >> and just going to drizzle some of those juices right over the top. >> i'm going to sample this. we've got a minute to go. let's talk about dessert. >> sure. for the dessert we took some rosemary, we took some lime, and we made a simple syrup out of it. so we took water and sugar in equal parts and we just froze it, and then as it's freezing you're actually taking a fork and you're flaking that ice. okay? so you're creating these granules as opposed to creating, you know, a sorbet. >> come on in. >> thank you, russ. >> then from there -- from there we're just going to top it with some strawberries that have been marinated with a little bit of lemon and a little bit of sugar, and som

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