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indicated this is something that comes back to you after the further new york city occur this is part and pear sell and at my time with the city there were many times that the projects were approved and with nothing being final listed until everything is right. and i believe that's the type of things that staff is directing to you to proceed in awe lifetime with other city approvals. it will be effected in some ways in if the november proposition will pass but if i wait until the late minute there will be delays. this is a city that gets things done and i urge you to proceed forward with this pass >> the next card i have is from mr. flores. good afternoon sir, >> good afternoon mr. president. i represent carpenters time. 24 is a project that spur strongly supports at any time good for housing production in san francisco so i ask that you take the necessary actions that your staff has requested you take >> thank you very much for being here. any other public comment on item 8? >> just a couple of questions. after having read some of the materials it's not clear what the project sponsor would ha

in the past she was buying something that sounds healthy, the canned pears, but in heavy syrup.ories. 20 packets of sugar in here. if you go to the natural, natural juice, then it's onlying 210, but even better, a regular pear, 100 calories. then when she was cooking, she would take the oil. she would pour it right into the pan. >> glug, glug. >> it would be about two table spoons. 340 calorie brz you add the food. now a mister. she just sprays it right on. i didn't pump it. you know, it's about a teaspoon, and covers the whole surface. only 40 calories. >> let's meet her. i can't wait. >> here is theresa's picture before. all right, theresa. come join the joy fit club. >> come on, girl. >> oh, my god. >> are you kidding? >> no. you are kidding. >> oh, my gosh. >> wow. oh, my gosh. >> look at that waistline on you. >> you are unbelievable. >> bombshell. >> how long did it take you from the day you made that decision to lose all the weight? >> about 22 months. it was two years on friday. >> congratulations. >> you said -- joy was saying the treadmill, so you get moving on that. i

could we see stocks pairibarin baring -- pearing back a touch here? >> good morning. seeing the highs on the nikkei as well, i'm not surprised we're seeing paring back and the yen has strengthened against the dollar and euro and could see exporters and financials trade lower. let's have a look at the opening levels and we can see exactly where we stand. that's what i'm talking about, a little bit of mixed picture. nikkei just a touch lower from the close we saw yesterday but topix just barely in the positive and we'll see how that progresses during the day. the rise of the nikkei recently has been due to the weakening yen and monitoring measures set by the prime minister abe. not a surprise the focus is on the next governor nominee of japan. a lot of focus on that individual and the governor of the bank of japan and other nominees really set to be approved by both chambers of parliament, also expected the names will be confirmed by the end of this week and the individuals will be installed by the middle of next week. a lot of focus there op the bank of japan. >> yes.

>> consumers continued to pear it back some. that's one of the reasons we've had such a slow recovery. it's on the right trajectory. >> if you look at the biggest challenges that you see facing the u.s. economy over the next decade give me three that come top at mind. >> first of all we're part of a year. we're not alone. europe is really a mess. i worry about blow back from the split cat swachlths that's an economic political problem. i worry about our own politics. we have, you know, it's one thing. i don't think we need a grand bargain but we need a functioning government. i'm not sure we have that. finally i think the environmental issues, we've been pre tenning they aren't there. but they're going to get more and more visible. we really should have been panicking about them long before now and i think by the time ten years up, it will become undeniable that we really should be scared and acting on environmental issue. >> professor krugman, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> can always count on krug

for women, that could mean cottage cheese, a sliced pear and fresh figure for breakfast and salmon andine for dinner. for men two eggs, toast, asparagus plums for breakfast or steak salad for dinner. the secret is the fasting turns on the body's fat burning systems. brits say the pounds fly off but not everybody is hungry to try it. >> i think this is a cranky diet. >> reporter: registered dietician jo ann hattner says you can lose weight but lose your temper. >> women get short with their kids, a little short with their husbands. >> reporter: in other words, keep calm and carry on may be a bit too british for us hungry yanks. >> if you want to try it, check with your doctor first. >> good idea. >> we shared a doughnut earlier. >> yes, not good. >>> in the kitchen today, tony and stephanie sharing a mediterranean-inspired chicken dish with a little rosemary and garlic. >> reporter: so the mediterranean diet going on stephanie and i decided to make something that's mediterranean a little bit of everything here. >> so in here we have white chicken, rosemary, garlic, lemon juice and we ad

but at hawks restaurant in granite bay, they're exploring different ways to use the alligator pear, otherwise known as an avocado. >> we like using california avocados 'cause they're grown as close as an avocado can be. these are froe the simi valley. they're really versatile. they're rich. as you can see, we puree them, we serve them somewhat chunky, we can wrap things in them, and they're just real versatile. and they're tasty. >> but chefs like michael are just part of the equation of educating consumers on the many fabulous attributes of avocados. the real groundwork begins just there on the ground of the 6,000 farmer across the state who now grow avocados. california farmers produce about 90% of the natiof's total avocado crop, and that includes farmers like mark and linda bruce of simi valley in ventura county. not from a farming background, and surrounded by a huge housing development, the couple really didn't know what to do with all of the lush land they had when they bought the property back in 2000. >> because we had always talked about having a ranch. mark and i had talked about i

paul pears, he could crawl out of bed and make jumpers. celtics with 26 and still springs in those legs and they continue. nobody within ten feet of him. warriors drop their third straight 49-86. >> miami heat on a 12-game win streak, lebron james, great pass to dwyane wade. under 30 seconds left. and here is stone kauld cold 3. lebron a 18 points but the heat win number 13 in a row, 98-91. >> as lebron would tell you. it's good to be the king and we're talking about superbowl, mvp, joe flacco has agreed, six year, $120 million deal from the ravens. he will make just under $169,000 per day during the regular season. amazing. that is a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be back with all the highlights. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> katie: good gig if you can get it. and good weather which we should enjoy. >> a little cooler today. you are right. things are changing and in fact cooler weather, a little more rain in your forecast for the early to mid part of the week. right now, live doppler 7-hd not picking up any

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. >> pear baby food. >> gretchen: i used to eat baby food. >> a lot of people do. >> gretchen: don'te snack. not the peas or the green beans, but the pears and fruit stuff. >> it's a nice substitute, as well as apple sauce. we were speaking a little bit about prunes being a nice substitute. you can replace butter with it. >> gretchen: i'll pass on the prunes, if you don't mind. >> it's really good for you. >> this is our grandmother's sour cream poundcake. we sub suit southed it with -- substituted it with buttermilk. you can use canned pears. >> and, in fact, we cut out more than 300 calories just from the french toast recipe alone. and, we have to say there is a contest going on. >> gretchen: i heard. i wanted you to tell me about it. >> we are on the diabetes in a new light web site. go on and you can express how you have taken control of your type 2 diabetes, tell the story. and furthermore, talk about how you would like to continue to do so and we're going to have six people come to savannah and join me mom and me and jamie possibly. his youngest child has a birthday. >> the sec

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and members of pear are not block -- of their party are not exactly blocking them. i don't think their intention was to encourage this. they run for a immediate nicotine spending rush any time they can get it, they d got it,n them for pushing it, it on us if we allow it david walker said stimulus is not the solution, he is so sick of watching washington dance around this issue. he alone with alice rivlin, head vice chair making this video to sort of get the message to young and older americans alike, the can kicks back. but you know we're just, still kicking the can, what is going on. >> it would be nice if we had a presidential budget, the house democrat budget is dead on arrival. there is no way it has got a prayer, last year it lost 22 votes it will lose votes this time. neil: what do you think it says about those democrats pushing 200 million more on spending. >> said that house democrats are more liberal than senate democrats, that does not surprise me, neil, hav we have o control the budget, and spend more on investment and less on consumption, we have to get

beware the site was, there -- there was a pear tree. that tree was brought to the park and nourished and treated and it is now flourishing again in the location where it was originally growing. a tree that will bloom and blossom before any of the others in that particular patch. a symbol of what democracy can when it is treated and nourished to allow it to flourish. to me, an important line was, politics is the only machinery reallyon which you can straighten things out. that is what we are about here. ireland, the united states, and around the world. as they say, sort it out and straighten it out. [laughter] i am very happy to give this andt a man i have admired my abiding memory. when he came home, the local authority honored him with a civic reception. there he sat in the chairman's with his eyesair like beacons of democracy, and he lashed out at everybody. these are the things that you should do. forgot his roots. it is my privilege to follow in his footsteps in that regard. thank you very much. [applause] >> coming up on the next w

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which is a nice change of pace from a lot of what i pear aheard all the time.nd i think he is richer and better than guys i hear from. i'm jim cramer and i will see you monday. >>> good evening everyone i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." the budget cutting sequester is on but not before president obama takes the national stage one more time to bash republicans to refuse to take any personal responsibility and play to the nation's worst economic fears. i have to disagree with him. for me lower spending and limited government are good for economic growth. i wish there were deeper cuts for a stronger free enterprise economy. but even before the sequester really starts it looks like the only ones panicking are in the government. the ap is reporting the fed released 2000 illegal detainees in february. now there are plans to let another 3,000 go. supposedly to cut costs in the face of the sequester but no one not even janet napolitano is taking any responsibility for the decision. and how did markets respond to the sequester deadline today? the dow finish

the habit he pears. and he is kind of a franciscan kind of guy. and he is one as well. he didn't go for the big mansion. he got rid of that. and giving way some of the perks of office was a very important statement. humility is important. he is an honor priest and -- i have to say, we are watching something that is a real phenomena. for showbiz, there is nothing like the smoke. none of the pr guys in new york have come up with anything like this. never thought of anything this clever. have smoke come up, white if it is good, black if it's nothing app and at night, it's thrilling. look at faces of these people. they are so excited to be there. i wish i was there. >> let's go back to claudio. talk to chris's point about the feeling in the air. the rain but still the drama as even for the most cynical of people, it is infectious to see the reactions. this woman's face right now smiling with a flag. and we do not know who the next pope is. >> there is such a sense of build-up around me. tens and thousands more, running across -- you you capital see is it, but behind the cam

israelis are very pearful of the situation where iran is capable of building a bomb, whether or not it decided to do so. and within a few months can build the bomb. americans are slightly more thinking about how long it would take to actually build the pom. this difference is important and it is a difference that might give them motivation for israelis to act unilaterally, fearing that their stakes are higher, just as the president mentioned, since they feel more under threat by iran. >> natan, going back to the big picture with palestinians and iranians, are you hopeful there are pieces in place to start a meaningful negotiation at this time? >> well, being hopeful on this issue is never a good idea. at least on this continent. everyone in washington and the region is very pessimistic. because we have tried and failed so many times. in this ip stainstant to fail a tray is worse than not to try at all. i would say there is a lot of room between where we are now and which is a very dangerous stalemate and back sliding o on the ground between that and a ground peace deal. as the presiden

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his apples and his oranges and his pears.rstand the fundamental nature of marriage is not just the government relationship, which is important. not just the religious relationship, which is important. but the social relationship. he wants to give us all this stuff about government, right, and we'll give you some laws, but i don't want you to be able to go to your friends and say, i'm married, this is my husband. and that part of it is so important. >> so krystal, let me start with you. >> you see what i go through every day, jonathan. >> i know. in the "buzz feed" article a former rnc staffer describes what the mood was like when they were told to participate in minority outreach events. "he said they would pass around a beanie baby they dubbed a panda bear and make fun of the tokenism." how come members of the gop missed the memo on sensitivity? >> playing what they called identity politics, that they hate to do anything for themselves that will showcase any sort of diversity, even if it is just a first baby step toward appe

. >> clayton: middle schooler suspended for bringing a knife to school to cut a pear.o eat with braces on. here is what the mom had to say about it. >> i understand policy. i think every child needs to be looked at individually. every case is different. not every child is the same. in morgan's case i feel that she should have just got a verbal warning. >> clayton: for a fair and balanced legal debate we are joined by arthur aidala. legal analyst. arthur, defend this school. they say they were just following policy with the student handbook. don't bring knives to school. they have suspended her. >> very counter inintuitive. i'm used to defending the kid who brought the knife to school. handbook. the dos and the don't's. what the school is saying even the parents, the beginning of the year, have to sign the book that says they read through everything. and there is no more -- there is no knives allowed to be brought into school. as you understand after the tragedy in connecticut, everyone is on like heightened alert. what happens when people are on heightened alert they m

a surge in applications to the pears corps and the military and a world in the past ten years which has been focused on all the terrible things you think about the tenor of the international conversation over the past ten years it's about, oh, my god, our world is in trouble, terrible things going on. millenials have seen that and want to do something about it, and we have the ability to do something about it because we have the ability to scale action in a way that previous generations haven't. >> host: how is growing up in the midst of what is essentially been a ten-year war, war on terror -- how has that shaped the millenial viewpoint? >> guest: made this generation realize we are part of a global would. this is the first global generation who is cognizant of the rest of the world being deeply related to us. you may have been able to in some ways, live under a rock in previous generations and by disconnected from the rest of the world and think about your country only. i think we recognize that, and i think fighting two wars made this generation -- first of all, remember, this genera

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this is the pear being itself without the handlers telling them what to do. >> dana, when i looked atk-down, because i do -- congress is not too many conservative ones. so you kind of look at these things. this is very interesting because it shows the mess they're in. rick santorum gets seven minutes. paul ryan and marco rubio get 11 minutes apiece. bobby jindal and rand paul, rick perry, scott auguwalker get 13 minutes apiece. how about this, donald trump gets 14 minutes. and sarah palin, yes, sarah palin, gets 16 minutes. the keynote speaker, senator ted cruz, for 33 minutes. and chris christie, the most popular republican in the country, not even invited. i mean, this is unbelievable. sarah palin got kicked off of fox news. she practically got kicked out of the party. and the reality show birther king donald trump, they get more time than rubio and ryan? >> reverend, i will be there tomorrow. wearing my shorts and with a stopwatch to keep very close track of all this. i particularly love that they're allocating minute by minute. because they're fight over this increasingly irreleva

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ash trees, 500 yew trees, 500 peach trees and the same amount of plum, cherry, nectarine, apple and pear trees and goose bushes. [laughter] randel felled, cut down, trampled down and otherwise destroyed 500 cabbages, 5,000 beets, 5,000 potato hills, 20,000 strawberry bushes and plants, 500 tulips. then and there standing, growing being to the value of $5,000. [laughter] so this played out over several years, this lawsuit, and randel was found guilty of trespass, and the court awarded -- mills was asking for $5,000, he got $109.63. [laughter] which covered his legal expenses. but randel did gain, and so did the commissioners, from that lawsuit. because it led to a new act of the legislature giving them pirg mission to go on -- permission to go on land during daylight, they could not go on at night, and not to be hauled into court all the time which i think randel was quite happy about. although randel did really like the courts, and i'll get to that in a minute. [laughter] so that was the first stage, producing the commissioner's plan. the next stage, governor morris suggested that the co

at the federal level, it has to do with pearing back the complex.led politics of this immigration where it was reported and later confirmed and announced that the dhs was releasing a number of immigrant detainees who had been picked up on nonviolent infractions and at first it looked like a few hundred and then a few thousand. when they were confronted about this, they said look, we have the sequester coming up and we have a budget that said we can't have these people in our beds. the immigrant rights advocates noted that the cost is 162 to $164 a day. anywhere from 30 cents to $14 a day. this struck me as part of a larger conversation about just how much money we have been spending on the world enforcement in immigration. >> in the past 26 years, you spent about $186 billion enforcement. in order to do that you have to criminalize them. you have to -- democrats and republicans are in their policies right now and imgrans are criminals. that's why you have president obama declaring more people by the end of this year than all presidents from george w

a lovely picture you sent us a sign of spring when you see the pear trees in bloom through the southeast coast, in comes colder air. this looks like a pattern that may last not just the weekend but into next week. i don't really see a shift in this for several days. it's the jet stream making a big dip on the eastern seaboard and with it comes colder than normal temperatures so get prepared. i don't think it's stormy the entire time but i really do think there's a chill in the air and all that warm air is shoved west. looking for those milder temperatures, head west, young man, young woman. >> all of that weather was brought to you by party city. i wouldn't tell you if it wasn't the truth, robin. >> all right there, sam. >>> coming up next, steve carell live right here in times square. come on back. >>> out in times square, we are back inside with steve carell here to talk about his new movie "the incredible burt wonderstone." i can't say it like robin. you play a superstar magician from the vegas strip who has lost his touch. let's take a look >> that's a lovely bracelet. may i see

. >> or a partridge in a pear tree. >> that makes it different, though. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: i don'tet tax thing. chris says forget the tax. the tax we need is a financial transaction tax, every time there is a trade it would generate a small tax. >> stephanie: alex in michigan. you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hello. this mitt romney thing, if he's so worried about the country, why don't he dish out some of that money he has got. >> stephanie: that's right. what did he learn as kids in school. sharing. >> caller: yeah, well, i don't know. private school might be different. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: exactly. >> i'm not going to share with those moochers. [ mocking laughter ] >> stephanie: god i miss that authentic laugh of his. henry in new york. >> caller: i'm coming about the proposed internet tax. when you think about it i would compare it to the minuscule amount of money that we pay of our phone bills called the universal connectivity free which have funded the expansion of broadband to rural areas, which is a good thing. what is happening behind the scenes is

store, and then they just -- the taxes the grocery store pays are simply added to the cost of every pear, peach, and apple you buy. so your price goes up. they do this all the time, targeting phone companies, governments love to tax the phone company because they hide the tax on your phone bill. then you get mad at ma bell instead of at your city -- >> host: we'll talk about that issue in the next time. >> guest: high taxes inside the business taxes, and they work at it very well. i'm with you on tax simplification. >> host: dan, on the independent line. you're on. >> caller: good morning. >> guest: good creek? >> host: that's a great name. >> caller: mr. norquist, i had a question. you seem to be for the 1%. do you know that three million people have more money than 300 million? >> guest: you may be talking about net assets? but the argument that i would certainly make is that we should treat everybody equally, and treat everybody fairly. and the government does the most damage by hurting lower income people by making it difficult for them to get ahead in life. i'm here in washington, d

. >> and pears and nectarines. >> i can imagine... >> it's unbelievable... >> limitless, yeah. >> right so good, i could kiss you! >> oh, o.k.! >> oh, my gosh. more great recipes coming up. stay with us. >> i like his juicer because it's just, it's really cool-looking to me, but it's simple to use, it's great for the countertop and for somebody in the home. i think it's quick, it's easy, and i think it's ingenious that he now can do nuts, you know? because so many people are into almond milks and into soy milks and into rice milks, so i think it's a great addition to this juicer that we can do vegetables, fruits and nuts. i think it's incredibly a good idea. >> well, i hope you have enjoyed this show as much as i have. and we have learned so much. i want to thank you guys linda, jay kordich for being here, you guys have been amazing. >> thank you very, very much. [cheering and applause >> and here is how you can get your power grind pro right now. >> announcer: it's easy to believe that most americans are overweight and overeat. we know that-- but did you realize that the majority of us

this one is pear, like sellers from france., an ounce and a half three-quarters of an ounce. >> a leave of mint? >> it's a sage leaf from my garden. >> whoa. this is a white ragoni. i don't know a nagroni? >> dude. >> bill: no. >> typically, a classic one is gin, red velv, the classic, variations, white and depending upon, you know, you can substitute. we did sellers from france. there are all kind of bitters. a friend of mine at obelisk does one with an artichoke bitter which is delicious. that was my other option. i voted for the ricky >> bill: cheers. >> yes, sir. do it. >> bill: okay. that's tasty. >> bill: my. >> a little more bold. >> bill: beautiful little glasses, too. wow. wow. wow. so --? >> my wife and i search out cocktail glasses. one of those things. >> these are cool? >> thank you. >> bill: if you want to go out just for a drink in washington, d.c., you know, what's your favorite bar? >> wow. i don't know if i am supposed to say that. we are in about 60 props, one is derrick brown in the passenger and columbia ro

[ buzzer ] >> a partridge in a pear tree? >> you know what you can get at the tucson airport?going to bring me back a vicarious middle-aged woman. apparently that's what you can get at the tucson airport. >> stephanie: apparently. sitting near me. okay. >> it came to you. you didn't even have to shop for it. >> stephanie: see, i thought it was a guy thing because nothing makes guys hotter than if you're unavailable in any way. well, you know, i've had a streak of this lately. just that whole -- i'm not that kind of gay. i'm not doing it to turn you on. i'm doing it to turn me on. >> that's selfish of you! >> you just haven't found that guy yet. >> stephanie: they think you just have not seen their [ bleep ] yet. oh! that one. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> stephanie: do they think i'm going to have that i could have had a v-8 moment. >> you've seen roland's balls. >> stephanie: i've gotten considerably gayer since vacationing with roland. >> gay balls. >> stephanie: katherine heigl. i just threw up a little bit. okay. anyway, the thing is -- the point is, it is marriage equality week a

the taxes that the store pays are simply added to the cost of every pear, peach, and apple that you buy. time,o this all the targeting phone companies. governments love to tax the phone company because they hide the tax on your phone bill and you get mad at ma bell instead about your city or state. host: will be talking about that issue in the next 45 minutes. guest: oh, ok. taxes workr business out very well. i'm with you once of a vacation. host: let's go to dan in south carolina on the independent line. caller: i had a question. be for the 1%. you know that 3 million people have more money than 300 million? guest: you may be talking about net assets. the argument i would certainly make is that we should treat everybody equally and treat everybody fairly. the government does the most damage by hurting lower income people by making it difficult for them to get ahead in life. i'm here in washington, d.c. they spend about $23,000 per child on public schools and they do not provide an education that allows people to move forward. we need to give parents choices on how to take some of thei