>> it says peaches all the way across the back. >> it better not. >> peaches is one of those inmates that stands out in your mind years after you leave a prison. he's very flamboyant, very forthright, very honest. >> like a poker party. you get around all five around them, oh, one, two, three, four, five. there's a poker party and you forgot to invite me. >> morgan says openness and honesty has served him well in an environment where homophobia can run rampant. >> i was 100% open that i was gay. i wasn't going to hide it. people took more of a liking to me, a trust to me. i wasn't considered a liar like somebody who is hiding it. it's all about trust being in prison. it's an open house. thank you. >> but honestly alone wasn't always enough. >> i've had to fight quite a few times. i'm not going to have anything taken from me. not material things, i mean sexual bodily function things, too. i'm not having anything taken from me. i'll put the purse down and i'll have to fight. you have to. and once you fight, they respect you. what are you going to do with the pickles, may i ask? too hot

. >> and what does it take to grow a really great-tasting peach?t the soil? is it the sun? is it the farmer? well, here in the central valley, one farming family thinks they have found the perfect combination for growing the perfect peach. at blossom bluff orchards in parlier, growing outstanding produce is all in a day's work. on more than 75 acres of rich farmland, ted and fran loewen look after some of the most prized produce seen on menus across the state. the couple represents the third generation of farming in a family that first moved to the area inthe 1930s. fran and ted eventually took over the operation from her dad herb and immediately saw a need to change a few things in order to stay competitive. >> father-in-law back in the sixties had a fairly typical orchard for this area, where he would have a number of varieties to go through the season and he would pack them, and they would get marketed with others doing the same thing. as the market changed, we had a choice to make: either get bigger or find a niche market. >> in addition to cha

a real peach with lots of fuzz. look at that. >> because alejandro had numerous violent outbursts in and out of prison, he spends most of his time in the lockdown units of pnm. most recently, he's been put on disciplinary segregation for possession of dangerous contraband. >> which one was that? >> shank. >> yeah. >> it was a little piece of plastic about three or four inches long, sharpened at one end, with no handle, no nothing. what are you going to do with it? >> we have to shake down your house and make sure you don't have anything in there. >> as a rule, you shake down whatever cell you go live in. on a major shakedown, they find something in my cell, they write me up, so now i'm stuck here another five years. >> what was found? >> allegedly a shank. >> a piece about this big. i laugh at that. you know what i mean? what am i going to do? piss someone off with that? if someone was coming at me like that, i laugh at them. yeah, i'm going to feel it, but it is nothing that can damage you. it is nothing to worry a

it keeps my day busy. >> but peaches isn't the only game in town.davon lymon heads to level five to represent his friend felix lewis in his hearing about a tattoo charge. >> we have a hearing today. an inmate had a misconduct report for a -- for tattooing. he had a fresh tattooing. this is a regularly scheduled hearing. state of new mexico. 5-6-08 on case number -- my name is michelle boyer. i'm the hearing officer. >> my name is felix lewis. 56056. >> do you wish to be assisted by a staff member or another inmate? >> yes, davon lymon. >> do you need an interpreter to assist you in presenting your defense? >> si, no. no. >> do you wish to call anyone in this testimony as well that would not be accumulative this case? >> there's no witnesses. >> you've been charged with category 8, paragraph 30, tattooing and/or tattooing or paraphernalia. do you admit or deny it? >> i deny it. >> do you wish to present your version? >> my version, i was in the unit and i was called out. they told me that they've received information that i had received new tattoos.

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so grilled peaches.salad. >> i don't think we can talk about this without eating it. peaches are grilled. cheese. walnuts. this is how you want to start your memorial day. >> there's a lot going on there. >> it's simple. really simple. really simple. >> let me try some there. >> it's rainy and messy. this is your ideal recipe. >> all right. >> how do you keep this balanced between the sugary sweetness and the spice? >> the peaches are grilled. sauteed a little bit. caramelized walnuts and the cheese is really awesome. it's good. >> can you come to my aunt sarah's tomorrow. we're having a barbecue? >> absolutely. >> delicious. >> good to have you on. have a great memorial day. we can barbecue despite lousy weather. thanks for watching, everybody. it's been a great saturday. we'll see you next week here on "today." so long. >>> the case went from attempted murder charges to no charges. why the woman accused of poisoning orange juice at a south bay starbucks is in the clear this morning. plus -- >> they wer

beautiful picture from sutro tower of ocean peach and it will be sunny but below average again, with a slight warming trend this weekend and the system that comes in and brings us a chance of wet weather on monday, the end of the holiday week. today, temperatures with the sunshine still from three to four to ten degrees below average and san francisco is going for a high of 61 on the roof at 59 degrees so we getting close. here is a look at the area of low pressure bringing us the persistently cool flow and here is what it does to our temperatures, mid-to-upper 50's along the coast to 61 in san francisco and mid-to-upper 60's around the bay and a few 70's inland. tonight, it will be cool again, at 49 in san francisco and san mateo, and 50 in richmond, oakland, andant beyond, the warmer spots. baby steps, a couple of degrees warmer, holding steady on saturday, a few more clouds each morning and a few degrees warmer on sunday and a chance of showers on monday and lingers through tuesday and temperatures, still, average out a little by let for wednesday. monday, not locking like a game

instead of an interview i was taking by the hand and led to the basement where we're hanging peaches have absolutely no idea what we're doing or what it is for but i see that it's all about the cats day of camp. which is. this lets people realize underneath the heavens. touching my very early through the day and. get in the way down is any of the precious life that they have. she's right no enemies down here i've been in the museum basement with my friends for years roan dare not set foot in this place they can sense danger from all four. volunteers. could you help. me felicitas i think we need to fix this here. so. you don't need scissors and i'll show you. ok. so this is how we put our volunteers to work. on a becomes a volunteer will be mysterious decision came to how much is one day to offer his own help. both of us in petersburg three hundred verse three was approaching and i didn't want to be just an onlooker in two thousand and two i came to the hermitage offer to organize a group of state hermitage volunteers our task was to find one hundred fifty people and select the most a

cover we talked about and a few scattered sprinkles especially on the east side of mount diabolo so 9 peach street in brentwood and oaklandly will get much needed sprinkles and possibly a light shower. this is the cold front, the best chance of wet weather from now through about noon so watch out for scattered sprinkles. temperatures will going to be cool, 50's at

everybody from peaches to police -- pooches visited the stations. you can get a tuneup for your bike or talk to a sports doctor. >> it's considered low impact as well and it's great exercise. >> reporter: and cyclists say no gym. and they say if it seems daunting, patient up with -- pair up with an experienced biker. what if it's raining? >> take the ferry -- >> reporter: these energizer stations will be set up tonight at 5:00, just in time for the commute if you missed them this morning. >> and you can get more information by going to ktvu.com. look under today's hot topics on our home page. >>> we are following some breaking news right now out of san francisco. st. francis hospital near nob hill is being evacuated. this is in response to some type of hazardous materials incident. we're working to get more details. but again, an evacuation is underway at st. francis hospital in san francisco. >>> and in weather, the clouds this morning are beginning to lift. but a few stubborn patches towards the bay. this is the oakland estuary and some of the clo

the agricultural industry, from apples, beekeeping, sheepherders, christmas trees, berries, onions, peaches, , vegetables, eggs, the wine institute and everybody in between, everybody agreed with the united farmworkers to reach a historic agreement to reform our agricultural labor system. the agreement that everybody signed onto, which came came after many months of negotiation is designed to provide a system that works for both rovers and farmworkers. in doing so, it will help to support the millions of jobs that depend on the agricultural industry and will prevent us from coming increasingly dependent on food produced overseas. an agreement includes earned legalization program for the current undocumented agricultural workforce and the new visa program to address future farm labor needs. it is a sensible solution and i applaud all of the people who worked hard to make it a reality. let me note that for years we talked about the former ad jobs conquer eyes -- ag jobs compromise. after the compromise fell apart, it was unclear how the parties work together to find a solution. the proposal t

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>> neon peach. >> another great show shawn i have a dress and the hair we're doing a lot of beachy looks. so she looks like she is ready for a good event. >> all right. so let's bring everybody back for a last look at not just for preakness but everything for the next couple of months as we enjoy summer here. and i really want you all to go to preakness because you look great for preakness. hank you urban chic and more >> ava marie live at pimlico as we continue our coverage for preakness, and we're going to have one last check of the weather forecast. if you plan to head out the see the race you definitely want to dress for the weather. we have a lot of clouds in place and few breaks in between that so temperatures will feel cool at time and shower or sprinkle possible so maybe a light waterproof jacket but you mean principleas are not allowed. >> it's turning into quite a nice day, ava we were here at the crack of down. before 5:00 a.m. and the horses here at the stakes barn were already up and starting their morning routine and were able to graze a little bit. >> and wbal-tv is the of

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and grilled peaches with vanilla ice cream. >> you don't really think about grilled fruit. >> grilledl on it. >> the zucchini is great. the balsamic. >> isn't that delicious? >> delicious. >> good luck with your cookbook. >> tomorrow do you have on? >> matthew resolves all your relationship questions. >> and molly ringwald will stop by. >> great mother's day wines, finally something we really want. have a wonderful day, everybody, god bless. jeff: actress and now athor. >> adopting a positive attitude. >> i kept seeing myself with a child, and i refused to give up. jeff: then volley ball superstar gabrielle reece gets real about bringing a blended family together. >> if you can give a child love, that's a very real thing, and you don't have to be the biological parent to do that. [cheers and applause] jeff: hello! now, a little about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on this show, and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting a talk show because

. >> you can prepare some things like, if you like apple pie or peach buy, take an apple, slice it upsome cinnamon on it? >> a little cinnamon, a little nutmeg, and angel food cake is a great choice. >> really low in calories. >> and you feel like you're having a piece of pie. >> if you like chocolate, have a little dip. >> a dip. don't overdo it. >> people really love chocolate and sugar. there are some low calorie ways from 20 calories to 140 calories of what you can do. you can have a low-calorie pudding, you can have some chocolate-dipped strawberries, even some mini size candies if it's not a trigger for you. some will have a little tootsie roll and then can't stop. >> i just have a little bite. now, these big bars of chocolate. this is a serving, one square. >> but that's also dark chocolate. >> but that's a bit of a health food imposter, if you like it, great, or try low-calorie hot chocolate. now for the sweets. fruit is nature's candy. when you have some dried fruit, it concentrates it. you might like it or not. >> is it the same calories? >> it has more calories per weight,

continuing our axes of conversation at the jeff flock institute with direct tv chairman and ceo mike white peachvery strong but american business buried is growing exponentially. would you ever consider splitting the two? by. >> in never say never enough for the foreseeable future. we're the best parent for that business. not only are we providing cash but also all the technology works off of the same principles in the same team. supporting of latin america and the u.s. all of that technology is shared across the organization. it's vital for that business and helps us in the u.s. realigning from them about how to serve low-income consumers. liz: a half to get to the dish tv directv merger rumor that pops up all the time. i haven't had an opportunity. how would love to know, is that still at least a possibility and would there be synergy? >> of course there would be synergy. would have to be approved by the federal government, and it would have to be something of a base or interested in. frankly right now the last night checked were focused on other things and other companies in our focus is on o

. >> almost too cool for the folks who like to lay on the peach. >> it's going to be breezy for r those at the ocean city. we have atmospheric fireworksors last night, there were bigere bg thunderstorms that rolled in from the west and parts of theoe area had severe thunderstorms.tm most of the heavy rain has has pushed off to the east, you cann see into the eastern new jersey there, and parts of -- and in in fact near ocean city we're getting showers and new york city, too. too. a few left over strag ling ling showers and we're not here leftt with the cloud cover and the the possibility of a few showers ans the cooler temperatures whichwhh are here to stay for the next couple of days as as the back ba end of the this front.ont. we're not quite done with theth cloud cover. 64 reagan national. notice plea cooler an pleanotice we're at t may, it's's memorial day weekend. 42 at detroit, those those temperatures are unseasonably cool. only mid-to upper 50s and thatnt is cooler than the recent 80s 8s we have had.d. you might want to consider a jacket. we will have sunshine, and itand will be

who go out and speak and get $30,000 or thousand dollars or henny kissinger who gets to $100,000 a peachreagan who gets $2 million for one speech. the money is incidental, they are public citizen who is have served and realized that this issue--and they came in very skeptically. there was no one who was overwhelmingly convinced this was a legitimate issue. mainstream media by and large tries to marginalize people and call them an i'll koo ky. >> john: indeed, they do. >> i was interviewed and they said senator tell us about the little green men. i don't know any little green men and it was demeaning, and i was able to bring the person around. what is at issue here is something that we don't know, and that the government covered up. now we know why the government is covering it up, because we have several smoking guns. i'll rae give you one of them as an example. with the missiles silos in montana, the dakotas and one other state wyoming whenever there was one of these--we'll call theme flying saucers for lack of a better word--when they were hovering over a silo, the missiles were unlaun

thanks, dad, you were a peach.toria says "my sister refused to date an irs agent and she was audited." sarah says "i'm being held hostage by the irs because my ex-husband made so much money the last two years of our marriage and didn't pay so here i am a single mother of two and they he cleaned out my bank account and taken my paychecks. the innocent spouse forms are a joke ." thomas says the irs has been taking my wife's tax defunds for years because of a debt owed by my ex-wife. we showed them proof yet they continue. daniel's story is simply that "they exist." keith says i subscribed to the tea party news it is letter and i was audited the next year. >> connie says haven't had a problem yet but since i supported romney i'm concerned. greg "i believe most would be afraid to comment given the current situation." and candace says "my mom passed away and they sent her a letter saying she needed to get in touch with them. i told them she passed away and they told me to tell her to call them. "true story. mark writes

. >>> what started as a small peach therapy class has turned into a school serving hundreds of children with special needs. sharon shows us this week's jefferson award winner. >> reporter: her son colton has went from a silent toddler to a sociable toddler. she credits the school of imagination and happy talkers in dublin that teaches typically developing children alongside children with developmental delays. mitch cofounded the program with his wife charlene. >> never in a million years this is what i thought i would spend my life doing. >> reporter: charlene began to offer speech therapy for four special needs children in their pleasanton house in 2001. but mitch had no idea two years later that the nonprofit would explode to more than 100 kids with developmental delays. after a full days work in sports medicine he would come home to help charlene tackle the growing pains. >> people would come up to our front door and say please help me. i don't foe what to do. how can you say no? so he helped me convert that dream and would work it. >> if we don't give them answers, if we don't give

cover we talked about and a few scattered sprinkles especially on the east side of mount diabolo so 9 peach street in brentwood and oaklandly will get much needed sprinkles and possibly a light shower. this is the cold front, the best chance of wet weather from now through about noon so watch out for scattered sprinkles. temperatures will going to be cool, 50's at the coast and 60 to near 70 for the rest of us under mostly clouds. leyla gulen? >> as we look at the 80 westbound through albany is clear through the place with dry conditions here as you get over to the bay bridge toll plaza, ten minutes from highway four to the maze. we have construction projects that will be in affect until 6:00 a.m. and if you are traveling westbound along 580 starting at richmond parkway to the toll, that is where we will see a couple of lanes blocked until 6:00 a.m. and, finally, in santa cruz mountains we have one-way traffic control if affect along highway 92 at skyline boulevard. >> we are following breaking news from san jose, where police are investigating an overnight homicide. after 1:00 o'clock a.m.

and when you are ready to kind of just have fun in the kitsch nguyen some cakes, we have a peaches andlease. >> how did you make it look like that? >> all that is, it's a piping bag. so just like we did over there. a star tip. and all it is is -- >> star tip. >> that is so pretty. >> a rose look. >> by the way, all these recipes are on the website. all the icings, everything. does it taste like a creamsicle? >> even better. >> oh, good. >> jeff: the braxtons! >> we're not the jacksons, we're the braxtons. [applause] jeff: the reality of putting their family values on display. >> there are no cameras. jeff: oh, a few. we went inside toni's heartbreaking health scare. >> i thought i would decide when i wanted to slow down. i didn't know life was going to tell me i had to take a break. [cheers and applause] jeff: a little about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on this show. and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm also on a talk show because there is a lot to talk about.

returned a few hours later, the trunk with lloyd's body in it was gone, and so was the hole for the peach tree her brothers had dug. - oh my gosh. kim, welcome. thank you for being here. tell everybody what happened to the trunk? - uh... days before the murder, my mother had my brothers and my stepbrother, lloyd's son dig a hole for a tree. so essentially his own son dug his grave. - i mean, this story is beyond horrific. you were just 12 years old. - yeah. - what kind of relationship did you have with your mother then, and tell us about the relationship with her and lloyd. - i would do-- any of us kids would do anything for her. she was all we had. she would manipulate you emotionally. threaten to leave if you misbehaved. that kind of thing. - and she was always someone who needed to have a man in her life? - yes. - she was married-- by the time you were 12, she was married four times or five times? - four. - so she treated you differently based on the fact there was a man there or not. - right. - how so? - everything revolved around the man. i mean, i wasn't allowed to go to my dad's ho

and when you start a hearing counting the outcome and the calling for the president's a peach said impeachmentith many americans that there needs to be more investigation on the bin guys the accident?. >> people want toade and what really happened and not point fingers. >> of course we know that christopher stevens one of the bay area peoples was killed doing be been gauzy event. >> i think for the president the republicans of trying to make it a distraction. >> they are talking about subpoenaing hillary clinton. did hillary the chance to go there she would do big damage to them. >> the thing demonstration has not handled this well?. there was another incident in been gauzy children were among the 13 people killed. more than 40 wounded when a car bomb blew up. >> the car bomb went off near the hospital. officials in been gauzy still do not know who or what was targeted here. the explosion destroyed cars and nearby buildings. >> currently serving as a and michael -- the american questions than answers on benghazi. how much should we know -- and how much was covered up? there has been a lot of c

. >> peaches. >> sugar and yeast. >> they can get their hands on prunes and whatever they like to usef the many experts we have met, the truest connoisseur had to be tyrone outlaw, an inmate at kern valley state prison. ironically, located right in the heart of california's central valley wine country. >> we have two types of alcohol. we have pruno, which is made from oranges and fruit that you let sit and rot and we pour it into a bag and make mush out of it, and then you add a lot of hot water to it and let it sit with a lot of sugar in which it ferments it to make the alcohol base. then we take it from the bag and pour it into the pillowcase and strain it and keep all of the mush out of it and put the liquid in the bag to be used for apples and two boxes of sugar. and you will have three gallons of pruno, and you can sell it. and each tumbler is $10 for that, or you can sell it for $10 apiece your can just get drunk off it all you want. >> outlaw then told us about a much more potent concoction. >> the second version we do is called white lightning, that is similar to jack daniels,

. >>> as peach search through the debris, governor mary fallin has said we will overturn every piecescue efforts continue throughout this devastated community. at the same time, already the debate has begun in congress. tom coburn among those saying there have to be offsets for the money that will come here. it will be significant. the fema director should be meeting right about now with the mayor. more federal help is coming in. thomas roberts is here with me. we came in last night. i guess about 1:00 in the morning. east coast time. and both of us almost speechless. it's unusual for us, at what we saw here, thomas. >> it's been absolutely amazing. i would say the best way to describe it with the energy, frenetic. it truly is as we have been watching with the bursts of sunshine that came out earlier this morning and people starting to come around the neighborhood to check their things. people wearing gloves to go through the wreckage, wearing boots. some people over here bringing, already bringing out plywood so they can board up. i know you talked to the mayor who said people need

we call it by the way peach in georgia. >> it is power branding, you think of any other color, which you don't have such an extraordinary power of branding globally and anyone who sees that color anywhere in the world tends to think if they are in that global elite of business and policy makers is the target audience and automatically thinks financial times. >> i want to talk about the global economy and the things you cover here, geo political world and the global economy but first let me talk about the status of journalism today. and how it is changing because of the digital revolution .. now what reporters and editors can do, martin, is that changing? >> it is changing very much in that you have much more instantaneous news now with all forms of social media, and the traditional media have to respond to that, but at the same time there is a great demand for well thought out deep analysis and commentary, which is also what we provide. >> rose: one of the things i love about the paper is that they are full page pieces about one subject, you know, and if you do what i do, you know, t