♪ >> play the banjo. ♪ peas peas peas peas eating goober peas eating goober peas ♪ [ cheers and applausem so happy to have you here. >> it's a delight and congratulations on your own show. >> seth: thank you very much. >> starting your open thing. i think that's awesome. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: it's really fun to have it. and congratulations on season four of "veep." you just found out? >> yes, sir. >> seth: that's really exciting as well. >> yeah. >> seth: this show -- very much about the dysfunction of washington d.c. >> yes, sir. >> seth: very much -- focuses on the minutiae and it seems to me that you believe that it is more accurate about d.c. than "house of cards" or "west wing." >> yeah. "west wing" is kind of aspirational. it's sort of "mr. smith goes to washington." "house of cards" is sort of like, almost like james bond conspiracy. and "veep" is like -- hapless people running the government. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> which is sort of true from what we're hearing. >> seth: yeah. >> unfortunately. >> seth: you are -- it's a great cast of hapless folks. >> yeah. >>

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>> no. >> you ate the peas off the tower garden?all. >> they'll help them pull it off and they go wash it, and i say go, there's a piece of kale sticking out of their mouth. >> arugula! >> eating the aphids. >> what do you think the impact would be if every school would have one of these? >> kids would learn the value of eating healthy. >> really interesting stuff. so kosta, what is the innovation here? >> my dad tells me stories, he grew up on a farm. he tells me stories about how they would go out and pick the produce and the whole house would personnel like tomatoes or whatever they got. now we go to the store and it doesn't smell like anything,. >> it smells like the grocery store. >> it smells like the grocery store. brings up why images of growing things and eating it right away. >> it sounds favc. >> dive deep into these stories , aljazeera.com/technicalknow. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm richelle carey with a look at today's top stories. the supreme court opens the floodgates for political donati

and about pea to marble-sized hail. not really that big. definitely pea-sized hail out there. overnight you can see in oakland we had pea-sized hail, too. these storms are definitely getting along with the scatteredness of the showers and thunderstorms. here's our strongest storm, montera, el granada. this thing is going to head across the peninsula. should hit hillsboro 11 minutes. an hour in san ramon. it's going to go right across the san mateo bridge. this is one of the stronger storms out there right now. we still have the threat of thunderstorms as we look back towards downtown san francisco. you can see just the shaft of rain all the way to the left side of your screen over san francisco. that's the thunderstorm that's moving through right now. showers, thunder, hail, today through wednesday. that would be more like tomorrow morning. light showers possible thursday and friday. and then we have some spring warmth coming at us this weekend. this is in san jose. you see how it's clearer here. that sunshine is going to help destabilize the atmosphere and you're going to get

and they taste like peas. >> peas. >> they do taste like peas.fy version of peas. >> you want to get them inside so they don't leak out of the bread. put them toward the center. i'm going to put a little olive oil on them and a little bit of salt. and a little bit of pepper. now we just fold over, right. >> yep. >> now the key, butter. >> lots of butter. >> lots of butter. that's great. salt, kosher salt always and a little bit of fresh ground pepper. i'm going to add a little olive oil first. because olive oil tastes great and then we will get the pan going a little bit. >> even though we have butter on the -- >> the name of the game in grilled cheese is fat. >> this is going to be wonderful. >> you don't want to eat this every day, but when you eat it you want it to be really, really good. butter side down. >> butter side down. >> butter side down. >> apply a little pressure. while it's down i will grab more butter. so while it's cooking, i can put some butter on here. we need to apply a little bit of pressure. >> how long do we leave it for? >

just some peas -- mottled peas and mint with some lime. and pisco.cheers. how come mine is green? >> all right. >> jimmy: all right. that was peas at all in that. that was pico all the way or whatever that was. all right, what are we doing here, my friend? >> now we're going to stuff some sausage. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] >> so, jimmy, so if you would stuff, and quest, if would you receive the sausage. [ laughter ] we're gonna turn it on like this. and then jimmy, here, it's blood sausage. so you're gonna have to scoop it in there. >> jimmy: all right, all right. quest get on the other side and hold my sausage. [ laughter ] >> and here jimmy -- you have to shove it in. >> jimmy: okay, thank you. >> questlove: so i just grab it? >> jimmy: just hold it! >> grab it so it doesn't fall. >> keep pouring it in. [ cheers ] come on. >> jimmy: sorry, sorry. questlove, come on man. >> questlove: man! >> jimmy: hurry up, man! dude, we're doing good. doing good. >> stuff, stuff, keep stuffing. >> jimmy: all right, i'm stuffing it. here we go. all right, it's

also, will i am, a massive disruptor in the world of technology, also member of the black eyed peas. >> gives you an idea of the range of people it can attract. energy holdings became officially filed for bankruptcy protection, with many months in the coming, it leaves goldman sachs, ppg, kkr holding the bag. that's jacobs covers leverage buyouts for bloomberg news, with us now from new york city. kkr,tioned goldman, ppg, and how long this has been in the making. txt you had enormous problems almost from the very beginning. how bad is the situation for those firms? >> this will be an almost right off of their $3 billion equity , when the 2007 leveraged buyout was done. the good news is that some of the creditors in the discount are going to wind up owning or than half of the company, leaving what remains of it with much less leverage. i, i supposeguess, that is a relatively speaking that her situation for the creditors, but gas prices have been so was lower than anyone anticipated when the deal was done. how much of a recovery are people expecting those creditors to get relative to t

. >> about 200 tries, we found a pea, a yellow split pea that worked really well as an e muscle fire.there, we started doing iterations on flavor, test, texture and really started going in to can we make this a viable mayo product? and the answer is yes. >> just mayo is the first product hampton creek has made available to consumers? >> the market is big. the opportunity to have an impact financially, socially, environmentally is large. ? >> not the way i usually like to eat mayo. for you. >> for testing purposes. >> all right. >> i can't tell the difference. not for real. wow. >> that's good. beginning. i also got to taste test some of the products in the pipeline. >> what we will show you here is the world's first plant-based it? >> we do not crack it, no. what we are looking for on this get. >> yeah. >> you can see that reacts just like an egg when it starts, flat on the pan. here? >> how does it compare to scrambling a real egg? >> we are coming along. structure. right? >> they are working on texture, the process of getting the flavor right is still to come. for now, a little seas

communities was corn as well as vegetables like squash, peas. and, yeah, so that's concern. >> growing rice requires a kind of hydraulic system of canals and gates, and it's probably not something maroons would have been in a position to construct, you know? >> and there are these, you know, small plots. that's one of the things also. the maroon communities that had gardens as they call them, you know, fields were small, were, you know, were rather small. so that's, again, you know, when you are talking about rice, it has to be more expansive. >> okay. and the final question, sir. >> i haven't read your work, but i'm looking forward to it. i have a question. in relationship to the maroons, being that looking at louisiana i just want to focus on that. being that louisiana before the louisiana purchase it was practically a french entity, and being that also france and haiti, a lot of, you know, transfer between slaves from haiti and louisiana through the french connection. and also being that in 1793 which led to the first refugee crisis this amer

chick peas. where even for me, that's not a burden. >> what's that? i'll take that. right here, my good man. mm. that's good. >> in the punjab, meat or no meat, you are almost guaranteed a free for all of intense colors, flavors and spices. unlike some of the joyless vegetarian restaurants in my sad experience, vegetables here are actually spicy, all taste different, different textures. and served with extraordinarily good bread. it's got this multi-tiered crispy on the outside, chewy in the middle. it's a whole different experience. if this was what vegetarianism meant in most of the places that practice it in the west, i would be at least half as much less of a -- about the subject. >> look, hippy, if you made bread this good, i might eat at your restaurant. mm. ♪ around here, one of the first things you notice that's different from the rest of india, turbans everywhere. the symbol of self-respect, bravery and spirituality for sikh men. this is the home, the spiritual center of the sikh faith,

>> corn, potatoes, peas. >> and weed? marijuana?you want to go check out the fair? >> yeah, let's take a walk through town and see what's going on? >> the occasion for all these villages to come together and specialize. people are busy in their farms. they're not going to come down and socialize with people. but this, you know, because it's autumn people are done with all the agriculture they are bearing down for winter. there's a lot of romance in the air. >> i've been to mumbai, calcutta, rajasthan, care la. this is a part of india that is different than any other part. look, it's fascinating and beautiful pt ♪ oh, yeah. sweet. ♪ >> whoa. that's moving. ♪ >> end of the road. >> end of the road. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com > it's easily the most contentious piece of real estate in the world. and there's no hope, none, of ever talking about it without pissing somebody, if not everybody off. maybe that's why it's taken me so long to come here, a place where even the names of ordinary things are ferociously disputed. where

a hail storm blanketing the pea-sized hail piled up to nearly an inch. let's go live to get a check of conditions in marin county. and i'd say it's fairly gray. thunderstorms throughout the bay area. and how much will it clear. >> this is much-better view. a line of showers and thunderstorms reaching from north to south sweeping west to east. skies around highway valley and on the peninsula down to santa cruz mountains a wide spread area of heavy down pours, sweeping east over towards east bay now. this is a looping radar to show you the movement of the storms. notice we're going to see stormy weather sparing no part of the bay area. of course lightning strikes. we'll look farther into the future in just a few minutes. >> one place that has been slammed is the san mateo county coast. >> leanne joins us from pacifica with more. >> just started raining here. so far no lightning, no thunderstorms here in pacifica. there are people fishing off the pier. we have a break in the weather and yesterday, parts of highway one were flooded creating difficult conditi

in 2003 i felt a revolver spot on my breast it wasn't the frozen pea i went to the doctor for a mammogram the mammogram said negative but being the hi contrast i was i pressed the doctors and they were aggressive they did a all the sound the next day i went to work and got the diagnose of cancer. i was in the firehouse most people would be uncomfortable but for those who having who have had it you know what i'm talking about. i was vulnerable and i cried and called everyone but you know what? i loaf that i was in the firehouse they were supportive and real they made me feel strong and believed in me and encouraged by the. the fire department has encouraged me throughout the process i had 33 dogs of radiation and i wasn't sick a week so i was able to stay at work. i feel like i held up my end of the bargain and i will tell you you cannot stop asking how did i get this why me. i didn't want to sit next to the with me woman who had cancer she freaked me out but i was her the difference between she myself and some of the colleagues i've watched and i feel like the lucky one. i know tony feels

snap peas, different colored carrots, mushrooms.cken, we're going to flavor the chicken. so thyme, parsley, a little garlic, pepper flakes. >> one other thing, but we probably -- >> fennel seed. you take the chicken. instead of making a whole chicken the way the guys wanted, which makes it more difficult. >> they just want to watch you carve it up. >> what i like to do is put the herbs underneath the skin. and it makes it look really pretty and also flavors it. makes it a wonderful aroma. you take the chicken after you did all that, and put it in the pan. >> oil in the bottom there. >> little oil. and for about five minutes you can brown it. okay? you get a nice sort of -- and this makes everything smell good. take the chicken, put it in there for me. do you cook at all? >> every time. >> not much. i like to cook once in a while, but -- >> thanksgiving is the only take she cooks. >> blah, blah, blah. >> that's the thing. >> we're getting somewhere here, ladies. we're getting somewhere. anyway, you finish the chicken in the oven for

the israeli election used that sandy to pronounce the pea talks or the talks about talks over since both over a long line. israel assured the palestinians it would release prisoners it currently holds and then decided not to do that. then the palestinians moved ahead with its requests to join various international organizations as a nation. something that the israelis demanded that they not do. and the israelis moved ahead with big plans for new construction on land israel took in the 1967 war. something that the palestinians had demanded they not do. secretary of state kerry has been to israel so much he could get a local driver's license. as of today he doesn't have much to show for all that frequent flying into the heart of the middle east's longest running conflict. the president on a long-delayed trip has speculated on a pause of a long road to peace. after months teetering on the brink of collapse the israeli-palestine talks were officially suspended thursday. >> we have decided to suspend all negotiations with the palestinians. >> reporter: after palestinian groups hamas and fatah

they went around the world trying to find that pea that can substitute for the egg in the kitchen. >> what are the benefits of this plant based diet? >> you know, it isn't just about diet. yeah, that will loiter health, sorry lower the fat, andless tor, but also the environmental impact factor is so much lower. there's less fossil fuel, less water, and the whole ethical thing. a lot of people are uncomfortable with the way they are kept in koops. >> i understand it is a start up, and it has some prominent backers. >> absolutely. this company has a great vision, and some very impressive backers. including people like bill gates who is asia's wealthiest man, i think between their determination, and that financial backing we will have their plant based scrambled ebbings pretty soon. >> you are also working on a story about facial recognition technology. test us about that. >> absolutely. a look at that and is getting so advanced and may be coming to a nightclub near you. >> thank you so much, be sure to watch the newest episode of techno, this saturday 7:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 pacific. sc

the double ep, "a sea of split peas" is in stores right now.to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- cameron diaz and leslie mann. ronan farrow.

i biked to school when i was a high school student the majority of the districts are participating pea body elementary and roosevelt and washington high school. it will promote healthy activities the safe routes partnership will provide resources to participating schools to host an event one week each spinning it's cooperated by bicycle coalition some members are here. i'll be visiting as many of the schools in the richmond and the assembles give you prizes are i urge you to join with the parents and kids and continue their work as well so join us and the rest i'll submit >> thank you supervisor mar public utilities supervisor wiener. colleagues as i recall we recently held a hearing at the land use committee on the late night the lack of accurate transportation and the impacts on our 2. billion dollars on accident businesses that operate during those hours on patrons. i'm introducing a resolution calling on the transformation to formulate a competitive late night transportation plan bringing together employees and employers and advocates as well as transportation providers. and so i t

>> to gary's point, how many pea people are receiving welfare checks since the obama administration. they are probably worse off than when we started. i will agree, jonas, i think there are a fair amount of people that are on their way out and feeling better, but retail sales have not rebounded by any stretch, and at this point some are not getting out anytime soon. >> why do you think democrats are being advised not to use the word "recovery "? >> it has been at the top and for businesses. people are not feeling it on main street or in their household budget. they don't want to hear elected officials or people running for office, they don't want people to tell them they should be feeling it and that's why democrats are moving towards the mess edge a message and policies that will help the minimum wage. it's a stronger message and policy for working people. >> we had a democrat in the white house for eight years now. >> well, i think we have not gotten quite to eight years there, but, look, there has been a lot of uncertainty. there has been a lot of disagreement, mostly because the

but that pea sized hail it just melted as soon as it hit the pavement. we talked to a couple of people with differing opinions about our spring showers. >> yeah, the rain is great. i'm waiting for more thunder. >> we don't get it too much. >> mother earth needs a shower too you know. >> i'm tired of it already. >> we haven't had that much. >> i know but when you had to drive to santa rosa it's not a good idea. it stayed dry all day and i get on the freeway and it's going to pour. >> right now you're looking at the san rafael bridge as people go to san rafael county. it is a soggy commute. so if you're about to jump in the car to head home or go out for the evening be careful out there on the roads. lots of spray and give yourself extra lee time. if you have your windshield wipers on you're supposed to have your head lights on as well. there's a brief break in the clouds, and it has a green ting to it. we'll explain that to you at 6:00. noelle walker. >>> the weather also brought hail in the sierra. some people said some of the hail was bigger, close to t

. >> it is different than yesterday where we are dodging pea-sized hail and hiding inside while mother nature threw out lightning bolts. >> sfo arrival delays are over. you can see a hot of sunshine with the rain over now. the totals are all over the place from barely .5" in livermore but in concord, more than 1", and 1.25" in oakland and 1.75" in san francisco. 2" in santa rosa. now a look at this: you can see the totals will drop a little bit but it is still very formidable from 7" in san jose to 18". this is not a drought buster but it is a healthy rain and it brought 5' to parts of lake tahoe and we are up and still only a third of where we should be. all a dry. grab the sunglasses. it is chilly. warmer weather is on the way before another chance of light rain. >> san bruno residents are reacting to the thursday that a federal grand jury indicted pg&e on criminal charges in connection with the deadly 2010 pipeline explosion. the indictment accuses peg of knowingly violating the federal pipeline safety act. eight people were killed and 66 were injured and 38 homes destroyed. matt ke

the recommendation to this will reduce the floor area by one hundred pea 50 square feet and will still provide to square feet to the building which is an increase of '85 percent. the department has received one letter of opposition stating the height open space and impact his properties afternoon light. the staff has met with the adjacent owners which the property is to the west and they express the concern the vertical and horizontal edition of the afternoon light. the commission take the discretionary review and approve the edition so it is set back from the wall 15 feet that concludes my presentation >> we take public comment no support of the dr. >> who's the project sponsor. >> hi good afternoon, commissioners i'm james i live next to the project. i'm here to support of the discretionary refugee building that the house frontage in this neighborhood really changes the look and feel of the two-story houses. i support the planning proposal for the set back to 15 feet to the zero lot lion sorry houses. when a house in the middle of the block sticks up i know it's, it's very visible an

transportation from muni and, you know, i'll walk you through the presentation that looks different pea very much look forward to the. so if we could go to the overhead. i'll i i want to remind i in terms of the core values of our transportation system if you could advance the slide obviously transit first policy was placed by the voters into the city charter and the agency is us to composers the policy it's not transit only but prioritizing taxis and car sharing the more sustainable modes of transportation we include the green streets looking at accident street as a whole the voters put the transit policies altogether and we'll hear a lot about the social equality and we're the provider for the one hundred percent and in a city where some other costs of hours are rising i think it makes the affordability of the transportation system and its reach to the low income neighborhoods all the more important. so the snapshot of the current budget what it looks like it's a $1.9 billion operating budget and $1.4 billion capital budget it's specific year by year the golds we're undertook through

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cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice! norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪ >>> good morning. i'm brian stelter. it's time for reliable sources. we have a great show ahead for you today. wie just heard the latest on malaysia flight 370 n a few minutes, i have an angle on this still missing plane that no one has talked much about. i'll be taking a close look at how one of the biggest stories was spun, spun, spun by commentators that just didn't want to believe it. but up first, i feel like i've spent all week writing about the revolving door of television. on thursday, i and all the media reporters like me were caught off guard by david letterman who told his equally surprised studio audience that he's going to retire sometime next year. >> sometime in the not too distant future, 2015 for the love of god in fact, paul and i will be wrapping things up and taking a hike. [ applause ] >> right at that moment, speculation began about wh

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. >> when i told my wife that i was going to come on your show and talk about the pea process assess,he rolled her eyes and said not that again. that's an attitude that is heavily reflected in the population right now . i think the administration was right to layout these two priorities. on the one hand the palestinian process and then on the other, the iranian issue. no one is going to be praised for doing these things. they're going to be sniped at, they're going to be criticized from all quarters. they have to show leadership. not i think it applies across the board. when i lived in that region in israel or kuwait, what people want in the middle east is something very simple. it's a normal life. a life of some certainty about the future, certainty about their kids' future. where they're going to go to school, where they're going to work, where they're going to find a house to live in. that brings it to the forefront. this is about people. it's not just about leadership >> does that sound right to you? >> of course, that's undoubtedly the case. i wholeheartedly agree. as a palestini

i remember you telling me a hundred times, yet my pea soup is in baggies. did you check your car?- trunk. because that's where you found that thing that you thought that you gave me long time ago, - the... the... - pizza cutter. go ahead. give me another one. yes, i was wrong that time. it's a piece of plastic. you're ruining brunch. (jay) don't sweat it, cam. i forget things all the time. like i can never remember the name of that weather guy that i liked. uh... thunder something. stormy... flash stormy? ah, whatever the hell it is. i don't know. just eat your eggs, jay.

for a person who is employed pea paying for after school care to be able to get an after-school program for $800 a year or less than $100 a month is astonishingly affordable in today's world let alone in san francisco. so i'm amazed i know what people pay for after school care it is way, way more than this once they found out they should be flocking to the programs. that's why i think we should be aware. i want to know how you know how many kids are in off site programs when you after the first slide you say 12 plus school sites and other how do you know that >> that data is from dcwf their tracking data from rec and park department. >> so those are programs that are connected to the city the health department funds them. >> or the human services. >> so we know there are lots of kids that are involved in the after-school programs the church programs those kinds of things. >> okay. >> so that's the tuesday. and then i was wondering if we've had any discussion i know we've had discussion elsewhere but i don't know if this has taken us 0 into the discussion c have we talked about an online

built on both sides it's not sound like approved against that so, please don't insult our intelligence pea when you say your creating housing that would, great if you create that for everyone in san francisco and that's luxury housing i don't know of anyone that could food it >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is leonard fishing i'm a thirty plus resident in hill street i was impressed with your knocking the height of the building from 5 stories to 4 it's cut in the middle the 5 stories the developer wished and the 3 that the neighborhood preferred. all the subsequent decisions have undermined that no one is happy with the 4 stories and the van ness set back but we have the opportunity to give the project sponsor the 12 stories and not to mention the equipment that needs to run to the roof. the statement that the neighbors have not been involved the fact we're outnumbered by the supports of the marsh is no reason to say there hadn't been dozens of us attending multiply hearings to draw a nice line between preservation of the san francisco's histo