an rice. >> got you. >> another traditional jamaican peas on rice thing.side. we add our rice. saute it a few seconds. we add our water to this. >> this is the drained liquids. >> drained liquid. >> from the peas or beans we call it. >> we add our peas and using coconut milk because this actually gives it a nice kobe nkobe -- coconut flavor and add green peppers and the scotch bonnet, one of the hottest peppers, you lay that right inside there. you can kind of cut it open a little bit and it will give a little bit more flavor. at the end, we have our finished dish. >> along with a red stripe. >> along with a red stripe. >> that's why i wore the tie, i have my red stripe. >> we have peas and rice and p sweet potatoes. ♪ [ harry umlaut ] hey you know what, i speak european. [ sally umlaut ] european isn't a language. i think they speak all kinds over there. nah. it's basically one language with a few variations. my cousin has a passport. uh-huh. take this fascinating muller yogurt. frut up. means "fruit up." as in creamy yogurt down below. and a delectable,

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but died peas and corn bread, you name isn't a rigid black eyed peas and corn bread, you name it.gar in it, and that would take care of anything. growing up in that environment made me really need something, and that is where the blues as something being able to sue the year in bad shape and get you over -- sooth you. that is what the blues did to me. i did not realize it at the time. it was in the music, like somebody took a dollar and put it in a bassie song. when the blues came in, guitar music, and everybody was listening to it, and you could feel it. southern girls do a lot of dancing. they did not know what that was, of but the blues is really what helped me, and also agriculture, connecting myself to the land and understanding what it was about. had it not been for modernization of agriculture, i would have problems. tavis: i want to hear about how you got on this path. i want to ask one more question about your father. well your father got a chance to see you play, it was the experience of losing your father that open you up to the music. >> to really see what was happenin

this is your lucky day, sweet pea, come here. don't be afraid. she is an angel. look at sweet pea. a stranger to her, pulled her right out of the cage, she's okay, find me a home. >> she's a 1 1/2-year-old cavalier spaniel mix. >> she is a doll, so mellow and sweet. welcome to the cat cave. to honor our meows we have this adorable kitten appropriately named cupid. >> only three months old. >> very sweet and cuddly, isn't he? >> relaxed in your arms right away. >> we have richard here. without further ado, let's bring out some of these pups. we have smooch. what can you tell us about smooch, brought by willie. >> smooch is appropriately named. if you get close to her, she will give you a kiss. >> we call willie smooch for a different reason. >> this is a real chick magnet. >> i'm all good in that department. >> this is a chihuahua mix. >> she would be good for people that stay at home an doesn't have other dogs. if somebody works at home, home a lot. >> got apartment dog. >> good apartment dog. >> our next is heartthrob valentino. >> what a difference. you can't even tell the differ

. >> i have to pea so badly for so long. >> what are you wearing on your feet?can i rub your feet real quick? >> all right. >> good, huh? >> go pea. >> she really have to go to the restroom. >> what is your favorite pie? >> my favorite pie? apple i will say. i'm not a pie person. you know, probably i -- >> mine is chocolate. >> they have chocolate pie? i don't know. >> you like doing movies? >> i do. >> yeah? what happened to your other ear. >> you are funny. >> you're good. you're good. >> my wife dawn. >> where guillermo from? >> mexico. >> i'm from "jimmy kimmel live" but origin from mexico. how is everything? >> everything's good. >> are you nervous today? >> no. >> you not nervous. you want a shot of my expensive tequila? >> no, thank you. >> you want a shot of my expensive expensive tequila. >> it has diamonds and everything. >> i think i recognize the bottle. >> it's good, huh? >> do it. >> you want to do a shot of my expensive tequila. >> i can't drink. >> it will relax you. >> no. >> are you sure? >> no bueno. >> her loss. not mine. >> i'm not going to

this has changed in pape pea. the winds whipping out of the east. rain beginning to come down. a coastal flood advisory and all points along the western shore, south toward calvert cliffs and havre de grace because that bay will be coming in on that hard east wind at high tide. frostburg winter weather coming down. icy weather in the western edge of the state from here through garrett county. otherwise, it's been a rain situation. here are the rain totals so far. they've been in excess of a half an inch west of the d.c. area. we've had almost a third of an inch in mt. airy. lighter totals on the eastern side of the bay. all right. take you into maryland's most powerful radar. where's the precipitation? all across the state. a lot rough new rain will be heading out of virginia. heavy wave moving through northern queen anne's county into kent county and the shore and rain coming from southwest to the d.c. area. that will crass into the baltimore area. it is a large, large storm to say the least. double barrel low pressure, secondary in the main low north of st. louis. snow coming

. >> things are hitting a high note for black eyed peas singer fergie. she and her husband are expecting their first child. they have been married since 2009. first lady michelle obama joking about what exactly inspired her new hair cut. >> hear what she said with rachael ray. >> this is my midlife crisis. i cannot get a sports car and they would not let me go bungee jumping. >> she revealed the banks at her 49th birthday. at more interview with great joy way at 10:00 tomorrow a.m. on abc 7. >> the bungee jumping versus the bangs. >> its a good look. >> 37 degrees. >> a major technology

in the two weeks since, they stopped by day and night to touch, take pictures and play the pea an know>> i've never had any experience like this. i wish it was staying here for a long time. >> but the days for this aging piano are numbered. the city will only allow to stay until valentine's day and then at sunset on sunday, a cremation of sorts. >> i will take it back to my studio and on sunday i'm going to play one more time and then let it burn. >> as much of the folks around the bay area have enjoyed the sunset serenades, he says they were never meant to go on forever. and yet for the people who experienced them, somehow the music will live on. >> the ocean, the fact that it's out here, that he had the guts to bring here and it's very artistic, so bay area and just a story that we're all going to remember forever. >> make people happy and excited. it's amazing. >> he said he did meet a woman who owned the pea an know for decades with the family and the family could not afford to keep the piano or repair it, but the joy it brought so many people made it easier to see it go. it will b

this whole thing is connect parents, educators and teens together to talk about both the eat your peas and how you stay a digital citizen and do the whole thing and i encourage everybody to check that out and i think that's the type of resource that will get us to where we need to go. it's called a "platform for good .org" and part of the family institute. >> yay. i think that's the way to cap it off really. let's lose the fear. let's bring -- it's safety, risk prevention, online risk prevention, whatever you want to call is is not the goal. it's important but not the goal. it's the mean to the end and the end is full safe effective successful engagement in participatory media and culture and society. this is a participatory medium that we're talking about in a network world. we're are in this environment and network participatory environment and our students need the tools. they need social emotional learning is a key tool and technical and literacy and media is behavioral so this has just been a fantastic day. thanks to all for coming and thank you everybody. i just want to share one

you got the size of a pea. so take the size of a pea and spread out a city block, that's how atoms are, most of them. so these things go right through our body without ever making a direct hit. you get, maybe, one direct hit per year on the average, one got me, okay? very, very seldom, okay? you know what? 1987, the supernova-- the supernova in the heavens-- and showered the whole universe with neutrinos. and neutrino flecks were so enormous that about one out of every 248 people, something like that, got one of those neutrinos, caught one and the rest went just right by through us, right through the other side, never, never making a direct hit. why? because the space between the little particles of the atom are enormous compared to the size of the particular nucleons or electrons. kinda neat, huh? so if there's a great big beam of neutrons coming right by, you just walk right through 'em, and they go right through the other side and they'll register just as much on here whether you're on the beam or not. do ne

it's the center piece of a pea yat is a here like so many. you have the requisite fountain. has been since the 1620s the summer residence of popes and will be the first place that benedict comes to retire after february 28th. and of course, anchoring this beautiful pea yat sda is the residence. you can see these huge doors. it doesn't look that big, but what's behind it is extraordinary because once you open those doors, you have -- look they are opening it it. we almost caught it. behind those doors you have a big courtyard which is on sundays when he's in residence here, he does do his sunday audience. but there's a huge villa with panoramic views of rome. the space between the villas and gardens behind these doors is bigger than all of vatican city with the most extraordinary views including the lakes that you can see over to the right. it gives you a sense of what pope benedict will be seeing once he's no longer pope. e we don't know how long he's going to be here. he will remain at this residence for an undetermined amount of time and go back to the monastery in the vat

he said that the pea an on oh, will get one more sunset at the harbor and one on a boat before he takes it home for a cremation or sorts on sunday. >> i will take it back to my studio on sunday and i will play it one more time and then we will burn it. wish me luck. >> as much as the folks have enjoyed the sunset music, he said it was never bhent to on go on forever. but yet for if people who experienced it, somehow the music will live o. >> the ocean, and the fact that he had the guts to bring it here, it's so artistic and it's so bay area, and it's a story we will remember forever. >> it's kind of humbling in a way. making people happy and excited. it's amazing. >> and he tells me that in the early days a woman came up to him crying after hearing the performance saying that it was the family that had been -- the piano had been in her family for years but they could no longer afford to keep it or repair it. so it was a fitting send off. >>> could we just continue to listen to hear the piano. that was amazing. >> and weather was gorgeous. >> only in the bay area. >> i know. jeff ranieri

pea to dime sized hail sppossib.about best chances for that and how long we'll deal with shower activity in my next report. back to you. >>> a sailing trip that included a stop in san francisco now in the history books. it took an international sailing crew a little over 47 days to travel 13,000 miles from new york to san francisco around the cape horn off the southern tip of south america. the trip beat the old record set in 1998 by nearly 11 days. the nine-member crew said the trip wasn't easy as waves in the southern ocean can get up to 50 feet high. it didn't stop them. >> they were determined. all right. 6:37. still ahead from a gold medal podium to the iron bars of a jail cell as new evidence emerges against oscar pistorius. we'll tell you why a blood y cricket bat could derail the defense against murder charges. we'll have that just ahead. >>> a tragic ending to a troubled life. what we're learning about the death of country singer mindy mccready. >> an outside for a live look of the golden gate bridge and tha

. >> reporter: the black eyed peas didn't in 2011 but probably should have.nce, she's not tipping her hand on what she'll sing, but we do know how she'll sing. >> i will absolutely be singing live. i am well-rehearsed. and i will absolutely be singing live. this is what i was born to do. >> reporter: and while she may have won many fans with her star spangled smackdown today, sunday provides her best chance to score redemption. >> i think what

can corn, can peas, you can drain that and drink the water and eat the vegetables. buy can food that you eat normally. and a can opener. first aid kit, have 3. have you a small one in the car, have a nice sized one for home and make sure you have one at work. make sure if you are a diabetic or have a heart condition, something that you normal take have a little supply. have a storage area for this. consider this. if you have a supply kit, make sure you have one that's mobile. mobile meaning, if you have to evacuate a square mile for disaster or terrorist or anything, have it in there with you in case you are on your own for a bit. you might not be in your home. you might be somewhere else. there's a tsunami coming in. if you have kids at home what do you keep for them? make sure you keep them entertained and have food they like. the most useful tool in a disaster? scissors. if you use clothes you will be cold. [inaudible]. duct tape. many uses. you want garbage bags. line the toilet with trash bags. you want to line it, line it up use the tape, tape it around. the o

. >> reporter: the black eyed peas didn't in 2011 but probably should have., she's not tipping her hand on what she'll sing, but we do know how she'll sing. >> i will absolutely be singing live. i am well-rehearsed. and i will absolutely be singing live. this is what i was born to do. >> reporter: and while she may have won many fans with her star spangled smackdown today, sunday provides her best chance to score redemption. >> i think what beyonce needs to do at the super bowl on sunday is sing her hits, give a die famic, charismatic performance that we all know she's capable of. >> reporter: a chance to silence her critics super bowl style. ♪ the brave thank you guys so much. >> reporter: you show 'em, beyonce. it's time now for our closing argument. today, former republican senator chuck hagel faced a barrage of combative questions at his confirmation hearing as defense secretary. the toughest questions came from senator john mccain. >> will you please answer the question? were you correct or incorrect when you said that the surge would be the most dangero

why he said farewell to the pea ya no e. >>> and she's done something today that's never happened before. how danica patrick raced into the history books. >>> i'm live in san jose where a bay area tradition has come to an end. details coming up. >>> and warm weather coming to an end. tomorrow we're looking at 50s. that's not the big story. we're talking about rain, wind, snow in the mountain tops, and thunder all in the forecast. we'll talk more about these changes ahead when we come back. . >>> a bay area tennis tradition iseneding its run here. >> the s.a.p. wrapped up today and will no longer be held at hp pavilion. here's why it's leaving and how fans are reacting. >> reporter: this is a tournament that has included all-time tennis greats. it is very emotional. not just for fans but many of the staff and volunteers who are here. >> i'm very sad. >> reporter: this finals match ends what has been a 125-year tradition in the bay area. >> it's really sad, because it's like the only mens tournament around that's not really far away and costs so much. >> reporter: the tournament will be mo

the black team on the streets is known as the black pea stones.and violent rivals on the streets of chicago for decades. but now thanks to father michael phleger of the st. sabina church, these gangs as well as two others are brokering peace on the basketball court. >> all four of these gangs since september have not shot or killed anybody. these were groups of guys, four gangs, who were doing it on a daily basis. >> in the maroon jerseys, this gang team is the killer wards. they're playing a team of guys from the neighborhood. and the other gang team in the green is the black disciples. all four gangs are feared in these neighborhoods. >> in fact, at one of the gangs, a guy was playing against a guy who had shot him about six months before. and now they're playing ball together. >> polo franklin is one of the players for the black disciples. he said he's been shot twice in the last year, in the leg and the wrist. >> i got shot right here and it came out right here. and i had to have metal rods stuck in right here and up here so my wrist could sta

put some peas in and then only cook the pasta for about 8 minutes and then the rest of it cooks in the sauce because it's so thick. so it will stay al dente when you out it in the sauce. that's a secret. >>> so it will stay al dente when you put it in the sauce. we add the cheese. it will melt. or cheese on top. that's it. a touch bit of parsley. >> do you want to put a drizzle of olive oil? >> since you're going to make me. >> look at that. >> a drizzle of olive oil. delicious, thank you for the idea with the long italian pepper. beautiful. ciao, everybody. >>> providing comfort to those surviving on the streets. why the ski season is prime time for two bay area girls to help others. be and clothing that gets lost on the slopes? >>> do you ever wonder what happens to all the ski gear and he could thing that's lost on the slopes? two walnut creek teenagers came up with an idea that snowballs you made say and as sharon chin reports, it earned them this week's jefferson award. >>> reporter: 13-year-old best friends corinne hindes and katrine kirsebom unload a special delivery for walnut

those peas are burning. take 'em off! last night, one of the residents had her car burned out in front of her house. maureen o'callaghan. a district nurse. she's well-liked. she's not one to stand any nonsense. the prime suspect is a lad called lenny thornber. nineteen years old. the police have had him in, but nobody young or old will volunteer evidence against him. bye, mum. robert: what does adams want you to do? break down the wall of silence was how he phrased it. i'll use me wits. find out what's behind lenny; why he's behavin' like this. and find someone who has the courage to speak out against him. i'm to pose as maureen's sister. nurse o'callaghan? is she irish? well, i should think so. why? if she is, you'll have to do the accent. that'll be the least of my worries. i'm to join some quilt-making enterprise and get the women talking. haven't done any stitching in years. but i suppose it's like riding a bicycle. or falling off one. seems to me they're asking you to do their dirty work. you shouldn't mess with the

there are reports -- were reports of hail the size of peas to golf ball size. it lasted 20 minutes and changed to rain and if you have any experience with hail storms, 20 minutes is is a long time and can be a precurseor to things like high winds straight line wind and lynette even the threat of tornadoes. hail is is a sign for bad things to come. >> you are right. and you know you are talking about that in louisiana. and that was yesterdaych the severe weather threat is shifted to the east. we are looking at heavy rain in georgia. so if you are going to be traveling in that direction today you might want to hold off. and even around our area we are going to see the wet weather this heavy rain on the move as we go more into the afternoon. this will overspread the area by the evening. talking about heavy rain. but right now, we are dry. we are dealing with plenty of cloud cover this morning. so as you step out and about this morning, temperature wise, it's what you can expect. 32 when you wake up around 7 this morning. and lunchtime at 42 degrees. let's check th

include the wind farm and other large generation in the city and so this approach was confirmed by pea body and l.a. s c o year ago and the use for taxable bonds is legal and there is no basis as far as i have ever heard that it's illegal to issue revenue bonds that are taxable and it comes down to whether they are taxable and in this case we have divide them accordingly and we also think there is a role for tax equity, investment in this program and so we are looking at that as an alternative source of financing and the h bond authority was called the solar neighborhoods charter amendment and the whole idea of that was finance customer opened in san francisco and so nothing new in that and nothing that local power has invented in the hearings that is all in the record. >> feinstein your club wants to say something. >>> welcome. >> thank you commissioners. i would like to say something that this is agenda is very confusing and so if this is the last time that we are going to to be talking about this issue today --. >> today yes. >>> because i was inter impression that there was a staff

little pea -- the front woman tweeted the news with the hash tag, my lovely baby bump. >>> and yesterdayold you about the new wine label for brad and angelina. 32 respondents said yes, but it looks like chloe kardashian may follow britney spears out the door at the x factor. it is believed that kardashian is getting canned simply because she was not very good. >>> and paul

land that has given thee so much over the years, the next time you take a bite out of a blossom bluff peah, make sure to savor the fact that you are also biting into 75 years of a family's hard work and loving care of the land. >> and as long as we can keep doing it, i just feel like it's a way of keeping up a tradition, and we take pride in what we do. everyone here takes pride in what they do, so we just want to do a really good job. >> hi. i'm adrienne garcia, and today we're gonna make a stone fruit granite and-- with whipped cream. so here we have some pots that i've cooked just in water and sugar. you just want to cook them until they're tender when you pierce them with a knife. and you can--what you're gonna do firsd is you're gonna puree these. you can use a blender, a food processor--whatever you want. i like the food processor becaupe you end up with a nice texture. and we're gonna puree this until it's--there are no chunks left. [whirring] so granite is just a french word for granita, or shaved ice. you need sugar in it or else it won't scrape at all. it'll be completely rock s

little pea -- the front woman tweeted the news with the hash tag, my lovely baby bump. >>> and yesterdayold you about the new wine label for brad and angelina. 32 respondents said yes, but it looks like chloe kardashian may follow britney spears out the door at the x factor. it is believed that kardashian is getting canned simply because she was not very good. >>> and paul mccartney talked about his grand kids and said they beat him at games, he said i made the original record, so shut up. the ultimate trump card if you wrote the music. >> do you ever play the rock star? you're so much cooler than i am. >> playing rock band makes me cool, your standards are very low. >>> finally, in brownsville, texas, zoo officials hope that they can save the life of the little guerilla. she has been kept alive by volunteers since she was rejected by her mother, moved to a zoo in cincinnati. the officials hope she can create a bond with one of the adult females. we hope they have a good relationship. >>> way too early with the guest host, peter alexander, starts right now. >>> our president, barack obam

senate armed services committee has postponed a vote on chuck hagel, president obama's choice to replace pea any ta. the committee wants more information about hagel's finances. >>> and news that the postal service is cutting back mail delivery to five days a week is not sitting well in rural areas of the country or with letter carriers but the post master carrier said it's a choice the service had to make. danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: no more mail on saturdays. to save money, the u.s. postal service is ending saturday first-class mail delivery beginning in august. many customers saw this day coming. >> i think it's probably long overdue because they've been having so many budget issues. >> i've been doing everything online for a really long time so i don't think it's necessarily going impact my world. >> reporter: over the past six years the postal service lost $41 billion despite laying off 35% of its work force. >> it would be irresponsible for the postal service not to pursue this course. we are in a situation where we are obligated to make some tough choices and decisions.

police say the woman found dead after an apartment fire in reston was pregnant. 38-year-old jennifer pea son was found dead in the waterside apartments after a massive fire. sources close to the investigation tell news 4 police are looking into the possibility that someone killed pearson and set the fire on purpose. neighbors report hearing an argument before the fire started. >>> a group of delegates and senators will try to reach a deal on legislation to fund much needed transportation projects. lawmakers could be close to an agreement. senate negotiators are considering a new offer. this would cut virginia's gas tax and raise its sales tax. a portion of the revenue would be earmarked nor transportation projects. lawmakers would like to reach an agreement by the time the general assembly adjourns on saturday. >>> a new set of road rules could help drivers share lanes with our growing bicyclist population. not yielding to cyclists could get you three points and your license or your license and a $250 fine. your license could be suspended, i think. an accident with someone on a bike coul

it is going to be mild. 70 degrees in san jose. 71 in campbell and 72 for yu in los gatos. 69 mill pea dis. a mix of sun and occasional high clds. 69 in palo alto. 71 for you in lossltos. check out the coast. 68 in half moon bay. these temperatures are running warmer than wheryou should be for this time of year. 67 in downtown san francisco. get up into the north bay and you will see low to mid60s along the coast. 68 clear lake and70 in ukiah. santa rosa and sonoma and novato 68 degrees. head outoward the east bay and you will see up to 69 in oakland and 70 for fremont. land communities, basking in the sun a beautiful day. 69 concord and 70 for danville. for the monterey bay, it is beach weather. 70 in santa cruzand 70 in morgan hill. the accu-weather seven-day forecast. don't get used to it. it is goingownhill. starting on sunday, cool weather and a little more cloud cover. wind switches around and more of a sea breeze. chance ofrain late. tuesday you only the low to mi0s. rain and maybe snow and chances of rain on thursday and friday. the sierra nevada is picking up sw and tahoe as e