with demand. >> reporter: why the increase in chick pea demand? they are the main ingredient in hummus, a mediterranean staple that's becoming the dip of choice in the u.s. >> it's, you know, it's -- this is the thing we're using. >> reporter: he's ceo of sabra, a joint venture between pepsi and strous and sales have grown from $16 million to $800 million and most americans haven't tried hummus yet. >> the penetration of hummus in the u.s. is a low number right now. it's something like around 20% of house of penetration. so the opportunity is huge for us. >> reporter: they are pouring some profits into an rnd lab to figure flavorers americans might like and the best chick peas to grow to improve yields and talking to virginia tobacco farmers to see if they will maybe switch to chick peas. they hope americans won't just be dipping hummus but spreading it. watch out peanut butter. >> it's only the beginning. >> reporter: sabra's success is not unnoticed in the mideast where the lebanese said israel co-opted the product. if they can reduce tensions i

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. >>> you're not a big fan of peas, no? >> no, i'm not. >>> this is my recipe, i love peas, but you are a big fan of chickpeas. >> i'm a big fan of chick peas, grape tomatoes and, of course, pasta. >> growing up at your grandmother's house and my house, we always had peas around, it was great. she always put them across the table, but that's okay. so we got -- what do we have gog? >> here we have my beloved peas and some grape tomatoes simmering in with a little bit of olive oil and we've been adding a pinch of water at a time to create a broth. >> and a beautiful broth. and now we're going to put in there some chick peas which what i did was sauti them with salt, pepper and red pepper flakes, gave them a nice flavor, a smoky flavor. and it just tastes better all the way around. could you add a little bit -- >> a little bit of pasta. in i think that's about it. that's good. and a little bit more pasta water i think we should use. >> sure. >>> i'll add a little bit more red pepper in here and some regular pepper. nice. and i

deborah says this was sweet pea.earded drag on that she says had a lot of personality. >> sheree minded me of a little terrier dog. had so much personality she was so inquisitive. >> we may think of lizard as cold and scaley but deborah says they can be quite faex natural. >> not soft and cuddly but she would follow asleep on my son stomach. >> a pension for reptile in the desert and keeps the stuffed cobra in the hallway along with her freeze dried tortoise so in the bearded drag on guy sick and euthanized deborah decided to preserve it too. >> keep her around to still say hi every morning. >> took to the tax did i did i rememberist and he could freeze dry the app mall to keep it life like. deborah paid him 750 dollars and left her lizard there. that was the last she saw of sweet pea. >> i caldwell she still in the machine. >> year wept by then 2 years then 3. the taxidermist kept saying sweet pea wasn't ready yet. >> i'm assuming he knows his business. i don't. >> another 3 years went by and deborah still didn't ha

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that was the last she saw of sweet pea. >> i didn't hear from him. i called. well, she's still in the machine. >> a year went by. then two years then, three. he kept saying sweet pea wasn't ready yet. however, another three years went by. she still didn't have her pet or her $750. >> this guy can't just take money and pet and say whatever. >> we contacted wilderness taxes easedeterminey. the owner tells us the machinery had broken down. he'd kept the lizard until he can get it fixed. however,' agreed to send the animal back and refund the money z sure enough, deborah received a check for $750 and a box with the frozen remains of sweet pea, which we won't show you but it was a strangely happy reunion. >> feels great to see here she tells us i'm just happy deborah is happy when i get the machine back she'll be the first in line to get her pet mounted. now she has a resting place in the kitchen freezer. >> he can move on, i can move on. >> now our thanks for coming through with the refund. she was surprised it stayed intact and she hopes to get it preserved and o

that was the last she saw of sweet pea. >> i didn't hear from him. i called.s still in the machine. >> a year went by. then two years then, three. he kept saying sweet pea wasn't ready yet. however, another three years went by. she still didn't have her pet or her $750. >> this guy can't just take money and pet and say whatever. >> we contacted wilderness taxes easedeterminey. the owner tells us the machinery had broken down. he'd kept the lizard until he can get it fixed. however,' agreed to send the animal back and refund the money z sure enough, deborah received a check for $750 and a box with the frozen remains of sweet pea, which we won't show you but it was a strangely happy reunion. >> feels great to see here she tells us i'm just happy deborah is happy when i get the machine back she'll be the first in line to get her pet mounted. now she has a resting place in the kitchen freezer. >> he can move on, i can move on. >> now our thanks for coming through with the refund. she was surprised it stayed intact and she hopes to get it preserved and out of her f

. >> you can't send them a pea shooter. >> we need to create a no-fly zone. >> i say until we have someone who knows what they're doing, let allah sort it out. >> the great news about getting into another war in the middle east, our next one's free. >> we've rushed to war in the region in the past. we're not going to do it here. >> the united states and russia in a showdown. >> as putin rears his head. >> the blood is on the hands of both parties. >> peace is not just about politics. it's about breaking down the divisions that we create for ourselves in our own minds. ♪ >> good afternoon. at this moment, all eyes are on northern ireland where the respective presidents of the united states and russia are holding a joint news conference following a much anticipated one-on-one meeting. while many topics from north korea to the boston bombings were discussed, one stands above the rest. syria. each nation is now backing opposing sides in the syrian civil war. and it's that two-year conflict that is dominating the g-8 summit which began this morning. the meeting between the presidents of russia

next speaker, please >> hi i'm paul from the escape with from new york peas we have a business on 22 and bartlett. this has been in the works for two or three years. it's uplifted the whole neighborhood. this is specifically a partnership between government businesses and the local community. and i think it's a case of rising tied lifting all boats and will benefit all aspects of the community. so that's it thank you >> thank you very much. >> next speaker >> good afternoon. i'm the program director with the basic education partnership with san francisco and running the cabin the ranch. for the last 3 years we've run cooking demonstratess and invited the english and spanish. we have haelth i didn't eating programs and how to shop the market. this last year we helped students to get jobs. we fully support this and the bartlett project to help folks get out into the community to see the bigger world and the parents can get a chance to be out in the community and eat food together and thank you so much for your time >> thank you. next speaker, please >> (speaking spanish). >> does anyon

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it is the equivalent of going into a tank battle with pea shooters. i am not in favor of this policy. the president has been caught in a difficult position because he declared there was a red line that the syrians crossed with respect to chemical weapons. this tokenism is not going to help the president or u.s. policy so i am not in favor of it. >> when we talk about what is going on in the region and who is backing who here, the new president of iran who is backing the assad regime in syria, rowhani is said to be, quote, moderate and the white house is calling his election a hopeful sign. can we expect changes when it comes to iran's nuclear policy that we have seen under ahmadinejad? >> there is no way that there is going to be a change on iran's nuclear policy. it is good that the iranian people elected on a scale of one to ten someone who falls closer to the moderate wing and probably the atmospherics will change. remember just several years ago a similar president was elected and he was isolated and cut off for being that very moderate so we have

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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

. >> cheryl: you sound like peas in a pod. >> yes. anything and i figure out how we are going to pull it off. >> when it comes to kids, all we want to do is say yes. when it comes to the family all we want to do is say yes. we have to work for it and work on it. as a group that is what we do good. we really are good at building relationships and finding the right resources and connecting the families to what they need. >> i don't think they ever told me know about anything. let's think about that. how can we make that happen? every single person through the foundation. >> we are looking to our community what else we can help. what is going on? not just in the tri-valley but our whole range is northern california. we cast a wide net, there is still so many people that don't know what we do. >> we didn't even know about camp arroyo. we have been bay area residents for 18 years. it was all here all the time and we didn't know about it. >> there are families that need us. i wanted them to know. i can really support their needs. >> to know

this all happened just before 11:00 this morning at the great mall in mill pea dis. you can see the huge police presence from sky 7hd. while cops aren't revealing details, a witness tells abc7 news reporter that the weapons were baseball bats. >> reporter: crime scene investigators were clearing out nine hours after they got a call of what was a deadly fight inside. >> an officer arrived on scene in 13 seconds and was able to take the suspect in custody while he was still inside the store. >> police say there was one male suspect and one male victim. they have not released details about their i'd fees or what sparked the fight. you can see plenty of police on scene. >> cops everywhere, man. >> this whole thing had cops. >> they circulated this letter to tenants and reassuring them that it is now safe. it reads, the suspect was taken into custody without incident. the remanetter of the mall -- the remainder of the mall is open for business. the sports authority was closed for the day prompting questions from -- for shoppers. >> the shop is probably closed for the rest

go bears, go with peas. [applause] -- with peace. [applause] >> duncan, the ceo of the new york stock exchange in this year's commencement address at colgate university in hamilton, new york. he is the son of an immigrant, colgate alum this and former goldman sachs partner. this is almost 20 minutes. [applause] >> we will look at the videotape later. welcome, everybody. .hat an honor for me to be here it is denigrating already. somebody won the powerball jackpot, we don't know who yet. $120.nk murray just we will go to the videotape later and check it out. for breakfast, i had what i now could the breakfast of champions, yogurt. i recommend the raspberry. , i sat where you guys sit today. that is a decade before most of you who are graduating today were born. , myt with my parents classmates, and by golden retriever. some of you will get your orlomas from your parents some relatives today, my golden retriever gave me my to, in 1981. i don't remember much about that day. it may be

so little by little, i sort of-- "if i give him peas, he breaks out in hives. if i give him carrots, he breaks out in hives." so i knew that it was food-related, but nobody was giving me any kind of guidance as to-- as to what to do. it was just my pediatrician who was giving me-- back to this dermatologist back and forth. and again, as a new mom, i wasn't really sure what i should be doing. until we ended up in the hospital. and it was in the hospital that the emergency doctor said, "do you have a food allergy specialist?" which i hadn't even heard of before. and i thought, "okay, here begins our journey." - and what is that like? for you, as well? this process of this young-- very young baby... - sure. - ...being tested for everything. - well, the first time we knew about it is we were at work and we got a phone call saying that our son was starting to have a huge red swelling going around his torso. and we immediately called 911 and went to the emergency room. and these red fingers were going across him. he was shutting down on the outside and on the inside.

this all happened just before 11:00 this morning at the great mall in mill pea dis. you can see the huge police presence from sky 7hd. while cops aren't revealing details, a witness tells abc7 news reporter that the weapons were baseball bats. >> reporter: crime scene investigators were clearing out nine hours after they got a call of what was a deadly fight inside. >> an officer arrived on scene in 13 was able to take the suspect in custody while he was still inside the store. >> police say there was one male suspect and one male victim. they have not released details about their i'd fees or what sparked the fight. you can see plenty of police on scene. >> cops everywhere, man. >> this whole thing had cops. >> they circulated this letter to tenants and reassuring them that it is now safe. it reads, the suspect was taken into custody without incident. the remanetter of the mall -- the remainder of the mall is open for business. the sports authority was closed for the day prompting questions from -- f shoppers. >> the shop is probably closed for the rest of the night.

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this all happened just before 11:00 this morning at the great mall in mill pea dis. you can see the huge police presence from sky 7hd. while cops aren't revealing details, a witness tells abc7 news reporter that the weapons were baseball bats. >> reporter: crime scene investigators were clearing out nine hours after they got a call of what was a deadly fight inside. >> an officer arrived on scene in 13 seconds and was able to take the suspect in custody while he was still inside the store. >> police say there was one male suspect and one male victim. they have not released details about their i'd fees or what sparked the fight. you can see plenty of police on scene. >> cops everywhere, man. >> this whole thing had cops. >> they circulated this letter to tenants and reassuring them that it is now safe. it reads, the suspect was taken into custody without incident. the remanetter of the mall -- the remainder of the mall is open for business. the sports authority was closed for the day prompting questions from -- for shoppers. >> the shop is probably closed for the rest

well, here they come to my pea tree dish for more waterboarding. one last item, mr. president, you may wonder how tiny bacterial me, probably not even harboring a virus, can send you such a letter. my oozing sense is that i'm just a carrier, being used by oodles of scientists taking advantage of a high profile infectious outbreak in europe to catch your attention. whatever the how, does it really matter to the need to act now? e. cologicaaly yours, e. coli4 coli4124 for the time being. we spend many time on outbreaks, you know, two billion a week on afghanistan's war, and we don't spend that on the whole thing, and as you know, the articles are bigger from china, saudi arabia, in terms of two different viruses. i have something on the over use of antibiotics. 200 americans die from antibiotic resistance a year. we've known this for 30 years, and we still have not done much about it. we are getting antibiotics by the meat in poultry that reconsume. we are getting overuse of antibiotics for colds without determining whether they are viral or bacteria, and it's leading

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

. >> t family's mill pea diome is empty. th left after noon for fremont. they were taking angelo toaqua . lisa amin gulezian, abc news. >>> we have news about a e spree d manhunt. oakland poli released a photo o maamar cleveland, suspected of two shootings three carjackin and twopossible kidnaings in the spanof one hour t morning. po say the whole thing ended when cleveland crashed a car into a lighon 105th and san leandro before running off oakland bc7 newse tw vic theuspect's ex-girlfriend and the father. both are said to be in stable condition tonight. >> breaking news in sacramento. an after hours fbi raid at the state capital. agents served search warrants at the office of state senator county.deron reprentsct i angels the latino legislative caucus of which calderon is a member. offi refusi to say what this is allbout. the l.a.imeseports it could beart of a corruption investigation. calderon's attorney responded has no case and is trying to hassle a innocent pson. >>> the first lady came face-to-face with a heckler tonight. michle obama was giving a w

. >> the family's mill pea dishome is empty. they left after noon for fremont. they were taking angelo to aqua adventures water park. lisa amin gulezian, abc news. >>> we have news about a violent crime spree and manhunt. oakland police released a photo of this man, jamar cleveland, suspected of two shootings three carjackings and two possible kidnappings in the span of one hour this morning. police say the whole thing ended when cleveland crashed a car into a light pole on 105th and san leandro before running off. oakland police told abc7 news suspect' suspect' ex-girlfriend and the father. both are said to be in stable condition tonight. >> breaking news in sacramento. an after hours fbi raid at the state capital. agents served search warrants at the office of state senator ron calderon who represents a district in los angeles county. agents searched the office of the latino legislative caucus of which calderon is a member. officials are refusing to say what this is all about. the l.a. times reports it could be part of a corruption investigation. calderon's at

. >> we have little peas here. ho gave you that? that was made for me.sgood: there's a refrigerator in there somewhere as you'll see next. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ to enjoy all of these years. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra sympto

injections probably further down the road and i think the wording from the fed will be more about the peas in the markets and probably some more drawn out pattern of this withdrawal of monetary easing clearly given the withdraw i like that term using it in multiple definition where we have gotten used to it particularly a lot of people on wall street like this very shortly and i think another issue with the stimulative that we've seen whether it's fiscal or whether it's monetary in a lot of the developed economies there are diminishing returns from these injections of liquidity that i think is as another problem with which the policymakers will have to. think about that you think that you know i mean bernanke getting his head of that's possible because in looking at the actions of the fed they said they would relax taper off if they thought the economy was recovering in a real sustainable recovery i mean is he trying to is he projecting hope or is he reflecting reality that the economy is on the mend where he can step aside and this what eight hundred fifty billion dollars a month can be y

injections probably further down the road and i think the wording from the fed will be more about the peas in the markets and probably some more drawn out pattern of this withdrawal of monetary easing clearly given the withdrawal like that term using it in multiple definition where we have gotten used to it yes particularly a lot of people on wall street like this very think another issue with the stimulative that we've seen whether it's fiscal zero whether it's monetary in a lot of the developed economies there are diminishing returns from these injections of liquidity that i think is as another problem with which the policymakers will have to. think about that you think that you know i mean bernanke you get in his head if that's possible because in looking at the actions of the fed they said they would relax taper off if they thought the economy was recovering in a real sustainable recovery i mean is he trying to is he projecting hope or is he reflecting reality that the economy is on the mend where he can step aside and this what eight hundred fifty billion dollars a month can be you kn

cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice! ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪ >>> a talk show host pokes fun at its government, and we're not talking about jon stewart. but the man called the jon stewart of egypt, bassa bassam youssef, has been popular for his political satire. and friday he had a special guest. >> ladies and gentlemen, jon stewart! >> did he like having that hood on his head? jon stewart being interviewed this time, and he actually had some pretty serious things to say. >> i do bassem's job in a country that is carved out already. it is settled law. satire is settled law. governments have realized that jokes -- if your regime is not strong enough to handle a joke, then you don't have a regime. >> stewart has been on hiatus from "the daily show" to do a film project. now we know how else he's been spending his time. >>> superstar brad pitt has taken on zombies in his newest movie. it's in theaters right now. nischelle turner tells us why pitt has everythi

pea soup. only one meat meal for a week. that's on thursday.on, all fish has no body, only the head and the tail. no middle part. >> so there is hope for this country, in your view, yes? >> yes, yes. the buddhists believe how to live in situations. dictators, political passion, or even discrimination. everything is happening to us, but the buddhists say, okay, that's a tough life, you can make something good. >> there's something pretty cool about meeting people who have been for so long unable to speak. now so unguarded about their hopes and their feelings. ♪ >>> sizzling meats, the clink of beer glasses, ringing bicycle bells. this is yangon's 19th street. does yangon rock? can it rock? >> nine years, like a must-go place when you are in yangon. >> meet burmese punk rockers side effect, and lead singer darko. >> you can come here any time, there will be lots of people like here. >> so if you sit here long enough, you'll see every musician in town? >> yeah, you can say that. >> the citywide curfews used to mean close your doors at 11:00. most

. >> i have been very hap pea to see the discussion about women's health expanded and that means theorld to me. >> jolie has less than a 5 percent risk of getting the disease. another woman joining the kardashian clan? >> i am thinking it's a girl. >> how exciting. girl. >> what is the percentage? >> 99 plus. >> 99 plus. so i can tell people it's a girl. >> kim kardashian and kanye west on last night keeping up with the kardashians. >> a surprise winner at the fed-ex 400 tony stewart winning for the first time in nearly a year. his 48th career win. the three times cup champion only led for the last three laps of that race. >> corner back antonio blah more than 5 million bucks on things like bmw's and piles of jewelry in his first nfl season. he since learned his lesson. he's in the 4 year contract with the new york jets. he's giving up that laugh vish lifestyle and is more about saving money. he's monitoring rookie players on how to be responsible. good for him. finally, blame it on the rain. >> getting a little nervous yankees and red sox trying to wait on the rain yesterday in the

>> the pea that's right groups such as the ones you are involved in they are over thely political andon't serve a social welfare purpose. they are violating the law. >> judge jeanine: should there be a special prosecutor. >> and if they did not give us the material to actually have this, this would not be a debate. they gave us the substance. it is our job to make sure that you bring the truth to light. >> judge jeanine: you two are really good. ryan and scotty, we will have you back. you tonight need to be friends now. coming up, you have all seen the videos and heard the testimony. will any one actually be held accountable at the irs? and you are running out of time to tell me what you think. can you trust your government? send me he a facebook message or tweet me @ judge jeanine. ♪ i wonder whose watching me now, the irs ♪ ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me he and i have no privacy ♪ ♪ i always feel like somebody's alec, for this mission i upgraded your smart phone. ♪ right. but the most important feature of all is... the capital one purchase eraser. i can redeem the doubl

we're number one in canola, number one in flax seed and honey, number one in lentils and dry edible peas, we're number one in all forms of sunflowers, and we're number one in spring wheat, we're number two in all wheat. 90% of north dakota's land base is engaged in agriculture. it's the backbone of what we do. as we talk about the importance of public policy, not only to protect our producers and give them opportunities for opportunity, i want to talk about two unique things that i am exceptionally proud of. the first is that this crop insurance program will provide the safety net that so many of our young farmers and our states need to get engaged in the business of farming. why is that important? when i -- ten years ago, when i was still in elected office, i would go to farm meetings and i would look around the table, and everybody was in their 50's and 60's, and a 50-year-old farmer would be a young farmer, and now we go to those same meetings and sitting around that table are 20 and 30 and 40-year-old farm families saying we want to engage in the business of agriculture, and that's g

cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice!outhern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪ >>> welcome back. if you're walking through the streets of london you better watch your steps. exploding sidewalks. the video capturing this on camera. this is back from 2010. authorities are now investigating about 45 incidents since last year. >> i don't get how we haven't heard about this. they think the water or gas getting into electricity cable boxes that run under the sidewalks. whatever the problem pedestrians are hoping they fix it soon. >> be careful. crazy. >> just hearing about it now. >>> britain can't get enough of the royal baby. >> you can't get enough. >> maybe. they're counting down the days to have the birth. today we learn where kathryn will give birth. >> that's right. they are laying it out. it's a hospital that does have some royal history. someone else's royal history. max foster outside that hospital in london. you've been talking to your sou