peeled that right off. and then the banana. >> you think it would be the easiest but that took him the longest. >> all four in less than 25 seconds. >> i'm impressed. >> nick, we were able to scrounge up these items. and i'm going to challenge you to peel these items and see how long it takes you. >> here we go. all right. three, two, one. >> go, go, go, go. >> it is the polar vortex. >> you did it. you won. keep going. keep going. >> come on, nick. >> i saw a yolk. >> that's not even peeled. >> that's potato salad right there, folks. >> so the only thing peeled of all four of these items was the banana. he stuck the whole thing in his mouth. he did it. >> 45 seconds. >> it doesn't count. >> a paramotor pilot tries to make an emergency landing on a softball field. >> the thing is, there is actually a game happening. >> see the clutch play that had a r him running for the dugout. a boxer takes the damage of the open window -- >> make lift them up like a wing suit. >> why flying the flap is so fun. and the bu

he peeled that right off.n a banana. >> you think it would be the easiest but that took him the longest amount of time. >> it seems like. >> all four in less than 25 seconds. okay, he's fast. i'm impressed. h nick we were able to scrounge up these items and i'm going to challenge you to peel these items and see how long it takes you. >> here we go. all right, three, two. one. >> go, go, go, go, go! >> keep going! >> it's the polar vortex. >> shoot. >> you did it. you did it. you won. >> keep going. keep going. come on, nick! >> i saw a yolk. >> i got that. >> whose idea was this? >> it was mine. >> that's not even peeled! >> that's potato salad right there, folks. so, the only thing peeled of all four of these items was the banana. >> put the whole thing in your mouth. >> you did it. >> 45 seconds. >> but it doesn't count because nothing was peeled. >> i did it! >>> okay, everybody, are you ready? because it's time to give away an ipad mini. >> you must be a u.s. resident and have the buzzword to enter. >> go

always peeled it like that -- they peel it from the other end. >> i heard that monkeys peel them from the other end, too. >> do they? it's probably a more efficient way to do it, now that i think about it, 'cause they're definite monkey experts. okay, so we're gonna cut this in half this way. we'll cut off that brown tip at the end. >> mm-hmm. >> and we're gonna take it and cut it in quarters like that. okay? >> and is it better to do this with a smaller knife, a safer knife? >> yeah, i think it's a lot easier. i've got a little paring knife. paring knives are wonderful for doing small, delicate work, and we're trying to get this into small pieces like this. >> remember, only use a knife if your parents say it's okay. >> so, keep your fingers turned under -- good knife safety, okay? so you keep them -- and then just pull it back like that. you're gonna cut it into long strips like that. okay? >> okay. >> now, if you get down to this edge, it's a good idea to turn it around so that your round part isn't going into your fingers. >> okay. >> then you turn it sideways, keeping your thumb

peel. the first call for dr. peel on patient privacy rights comes from linda in texas. i have to attend the pain clinic because of several painful medical conditions. you are treated like a criminal and your privacy is violated in at least two ways. it is vital in the making you take a urine test to prove that you're not a drug addict and that you are taking your medications. , they turn over your information to the department of public safety to make sure that you are not shopping for drugs and doctors. they do that by tying together pharmacies instead of turning it over the the department of public safety, the police force. i am very distressed by that. that is a big violation of our constitutional rights. guest: absolutely, i could not agree more. i am a psychiatrist, and adult psychiatrist, i have long worked with people with addictions. addictionalization of and people with chronic pain who made these medicines is an outrage. , in mys no reason opinion, that law enforcement should have databases of everyone who is on a painkiller or on certain other substances and

and in mental screening for the maryland man accused of staging a banana peel fall at the metro station. we saw him appear in court to face fraud charges for the incident last august. he was caught on camera dropping the peel on the ground and then pretending to slip on it. $15,000, but for the claim was thrown out of court. coming up, what hayes happening in the week ahead. new developments in the case of a man who collapsed near a fire station. and we will examine the impact of recent winter storms a local businesses. how some are thriving is by the bad weather. i am steve rudin. we have some light rain showers out there right now. will clear upit nicely just in time for the rush-hour commute tomorrow. th >> in the week ahead, d.c. councilmembers will hold an oversight hearing tomorrow afternoon. they are expected to discuss the junior.caesar mills his family members claim he was given no help from a nearby fire station after he collapsed near the d.c. firehouse. on friday, d.c. fire and ems released its internal report. they say a rookie firefighter twice called a lieutenant on duty

we have anna peels and plan to go into closed session. we'll lose our quorum for about 15 minutes. >> i move that we convene in closed session to hear any and allah peels with the understanding that we could not take formal action on those items and we want to assure that those who have prepared to present appeals are heard whether or not we have a full quorum. >> i second the motion. >> any public comment on this item? >> if this is a 15-minute exercise, we will have a quorum to make decisions. if it goes longer we will lose our quorum because i have a critical call to make at 3:30. okay. any public comment? >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> we are now into closed session. >> >>

peel. the first call for dr. peel on patient privacy rights comes from linda in texas. i have to attend the pain clinic because of several painful medical conditions. you are treated like a criminal and your privacy is violated in at least two ways. it is vital in the making you take a urine test to prove that you're not a drug addict and that you are taking your medications. , they turn over your information to the department of public safety to make sure that you are not shopping for drugs and doctors. they do that by tying together pharmacies instead of turning it over the the department of public safety, the police force. i am very distressed by that. that is a big violation of our constitutional rights. guest: absolutely, i could not agree more. i am a psychiatrist, and adult psychiatrist, i have long worked with people with addictions. addictionalization of and people with chronic pain who made these medicines is an outrage. , in mys no reason opinion, that law enforcement should have databases of everyone who is on a painkiller or on certain other substances and

we have anna peels and plan to go into closed session. we'll lose our quorum for about 15 minutes. >> i move that we convene in closed session to hear any and allah peels with the understanding that we could not take formal action on those items and we want to assure that those who have prepared to present appeals are heard whether or not we have a full quorum. >> i second the motion. >> any public comment on this item? >> if this is a 15-minute exercise, we will have a quorum to make decisions. if it goes longer we will lose our quorum because i have a critical call to make at 3:30. okay. any public >> we are now in open session again. we will not be able to vote on anything today because we have deferred this action item to the next meeting for further information and because we do not have a quorum. so with that we can go back to our regular items. which was item no. 10. city clerk: item 10. directors report. >> i will make this short. we have the database and the budget report. i did want to highlight the fact that we are actually mov

and you can see--just take off enough to remove the peel.on't want to take too much of the citrus away. this way, it's just pure citrus and flavor. so, you can see it's coming up. it's starting to steam. and it's to the point where we can add in the gelatin and it will melt. and you want to make sure you completely whisk it in. you don't want little bits of gelatin leftover that haven't melted. so, now that it's all hot and melted, you're just gonna pour it into a container that makes it easier to pour into your serving dishes. it's ok if you make a little mess. heh heh. and you can use any glasses you want. you can unmold these before you serve them. i like to serve them in the container. it's just easier. it looks pretty. and then you'll just refrigerate it for--i'd say at least 4-5 hours until it's completely set. overnight is even better, if you can. and then here we have one that i made earlier that's pretty much set. and to finish it, i'll just put some of our segments that we did right on top. it's very easy to make at home, or you ca

this afternoon, we'll watch those clouds peel away. the temperatures probably slightly cooler but still nice. 66 degrees with some sunshine into san jose. 59 degrees a little cooler into san francisco today. and about 61 degrees in santa rosa. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> the roads are playing some hide and seek this morning with all the fog out there. we can barely see traffic at all coming up and down the nimitz freeway in oakland. if you look closely at the bottom of the screen you can see a few headlights but obviously thick fog making it hard to see this morning if you are traveling in parts of the east bay. this is another live look at some of the fog and some of the traffic. this is approaching the dublin interchange. westbound 580 you can see headlights in the commute direction which is still moving at the speed limit. and again that fog advisory still in effect for the bay bridge. >>> a driver in a stolen u-haul took out a power pole and took out four parked cars here. the u-haul ended up on its side. this all hap

peel is a graduate of the university of texas and the medical rants at galveston. krupa tweets - -i'm a little confused. host: you referred to the fact that medical costs are not because of sick people necessarily. that aaying it's true few of the people in a plan use most of the benefits. yeah, of, well , course -- some of us are sicker than others but it's not sick people that are causing the excessive costs in this country. i'm sorry, it's the people charging us these excessive rates that are far beyond any other country and the rest of the world. amazing hidden monopolies. the health care industry uses our data in ways that we don't even know because we cannot even get it. we cannot even get our electronic health records which we are supposed to have a right to get since 2001. imagine if we could get our all of and could pool our different treatments from different hospitals and doctors. we are the only ones that would want to use health information so that we could get apples to apples or head to head comparisons. a cost from a hospital. a hospital will have 2

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it was peeling off through the machines. we had to stop. >> i was very, very disappointed and upset. we thought we had something to show the world. >> if you bought something this valuable it might seem logical to try to restore it. instead, santilli decides to recreate it with the help of john humphries. a well-known hollywood sculptor. >> john was given the responsibility of creating exactly what was on film so that we could doctor it into the film. and sort of create what would be a seamless 20 minutes. so we plugged the gaps, basically. >> the alien in the film i saw looked like it had been very badly injured. in some kind of incident. there was a big tear around the knee and burns here and there and bruising. i was very shocked, very shocked. >> humphries says he viewed frames from the original damaged film and was able to replicate the alien seen on the operating table. >> we didn't make any sculpture. you start with a frame. so you make a frame, get lots of bags of clay, and then you literally just manipulate that cla

. >> all of the neighbor people say well you called the peel and up put him in jail pops, but he will do it again and it will be worse. >> it shows he is a convicted child molester with 2 prior convictions. >>> and in the wake of a hate crime. it is the first of 6 public meetings. the meeting comes after an american student was arrested heaving racial comments and put ago bike lock around the victim's neck. >>> just about 15 minutes from now, president barack obama will take part in his 6th annual prayer breakfast. now it has been helped for 62 years. it is a tradition to address the gathering. although he enjoys the spirit and unity expressed at the prayer breakfast, much of what they say seems to be for got a end as san as they leave >>> family and friends are remembering a 17-year-old girl allegedly shot and killed by her brother. they will have a funeral tomorrow in oakland. last month's shooting at a relative's apartment followed an apartment two the two sibellings. a car hit a woman contact coe avenue. the woman was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, the car

. >>> turnout was low, less than half a million peel cast their ballots. many have been frustrated since the loss of mohamed gadhafi in 2011. >>> the latest has, 1500 buildings 400 vehicles were destroyed. dmoosh has developed a new law -- indonesia has developed a new law. a live manta ray is worth more than $1 million in his lifetime, yet a dead one is worth $500. earlier i spoke with sean heinrich, he says manta ra ray >> coastal areas that they're known to aggregate, either to feed or at cleaning stations where cleaner fish come and take parasites off of them. unfortunately that makes them easy to target. the meat doesn't taste very well and spoils very quickly. but the immediate is signal use of them in china. you dispose of the rest of the meat, but, depletion by as much as 90 or completelily depleted populations in several are regions. you're talking about targets that fishermen can target for a very short period of time. a single live man a tsksata raye exaircomparison, the only futurr them is tourism. >> many ilpeople are not able to get the help

that's part of the phase 2 b as we move through feasibility anticipate sub ground leases so we'll peel off parcels as we are going to build the affordable unit and as block 8 there will be discussions about the ownership >> is that sold-out right. >> that would subsidize the rest of the project. >> but it would subsidize the 2 hundred and 60 some unit. >> that's correct. >> thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> i appreciate commissioner borden asking some of the questions when we think of this project. i want to take a positive stand and i really have to say i'm proud of the project and those are the reasons removing a project that's less than institutional is barely something that takes the former i might be using the wrong word barracks moving into to a real neighborhood in terms of housing diversity and religions to a larger sense of community which is really the dna of san francisco that makes the city special. i think the master plan produced by dan is wonderful and i'm really happy we're achieving those are architects who have established themselves to be the architects for this p

temperatures are chilly enough for a coat but something that you can peel off later. we're headed toward mid-70s, then things change. we've got a lot to talk about in the full forecast. >> we just cracked 5:00 on this monday, but we have a slowdown in the tri-valley. we'll show you what's going on coming into livermore. >> a live look from the east bay, oracle arena. lit up with disney on ice. how do i know that? i just do. it's monday, february 24th, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. a live look at san jose, temperatures expected to be in the 70s, san francisco warm weather expected as well. later this week a much different story. meteorologist christina loren is in the weather center. she is tracking the rain on this monday morning. good morning, christina. >> hey, good morning to you. we always talk about averages in the weather department. and funny thing about here in the bay area this year, 2014 so far is we have yet to hit anything average. we're going back from one extr

the ice breakers peel away and he's asleep behind an elder of other ships waiting for the helm. we escort the sips and head back to the hundred ninth meridian all the other ships from the east will of arrived by the time we get there and we'll run back and forth again. when the ship is alone and. the crew usually try to organize a variety of tasks that involve every seaman aboard today there are rumors of a training drill after lunch. drill starting soon to get in position. working get quite extreme on here. the notice board informs each crew member where they can find their allocated lifeboat seat. which is my life boat one which phone number is yours twenty one let's look it up. they want to be a drill today look. i'm breaking all the rules i've let my station early. goes they're saying there's no drill it's cancelled was that a joke in the end it was a. aboard the icebreakers jokingly referred to as news from the galley or abbreviated to while was what one woman said. dimitri is confident that he's prepared he wants to pass the exams first and has already spoken to the first

placing them in to jars and peeling back a film over the eye and conducting a medical exam in additione film you are watching premiers on television in 1995 to more than 11 million viewers. 32 countries buy the rights to televise the shocking film. the audience is told the footage is authentic. in fact, it is not. according to santilly it's a recreation. here's what he says happened to the autopsy footage he purchased in cleveland. >> we got the film back in to england and started to run through the machines and it was peeling off as it was going through the machines and we had to stop. >> he was disappointed because he thought it was something to show the world. >> if you bought something this valuable it may make sense to restore it but he used the help of a hollywood sculptor. >> john was given the responsibility of creating what was on the film so that we could dove tail it in to the film and create what would be a seamless 20 minutes. so we plugged the gaps basically. >> the alien in the film i saw looked like it had been very badly injured in some kind of incident. big tear aroun

and when he was peeling, he was looking to see if he had a 20, but he didn't. all he had was 50s and 1 hundreds. >> wesley's cousin said when they were finished shopping, wesley left with friends whom he didn't know. he said there seemed to be some tension among them. >> they go to the back of the car, talking. and when they're talking back there, it's an intense conversation. >> it wasn't an argument. but you can see that he was talking like he was either frustrated or angry, but it wasn't loud. >> the three men drove off. and the next day wesley person was dead. police questioned wesley's family and learned that the men matching the description were wesley's long time friends justin glove and lawrence morrell. both men were in their early 20s, and like wesley, had minor brushes with the law, but had never served time and had no violent offenses. >> my understanding they had known each other going back to when person lived in new york. >> when questioned by police, both men denied any involvement in wesley's murder. they said they dropped wesley off at his hou

the texture of an orange peel. never knew that. >>> will it hurt your waistline? coming up, a new study sheds light on whether you should skip heavier meals or just go for it on me weekends. >>> plus why a medical student is fascinated is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> in news4 your health, bingeing on the weekends may not be a bad thing after all. a new study by cornell university found that heavy eating and drinking on weekends may not necessarily lead to permanent weight gain. researchers reached their conclusion after following a group of people. 59% of them did gain weight when they indulged on weekends. among those, 60% lost the weigh

men do not share, so it's a question of peeling back the layers of the onion so i can understand hopes and dreams, fears and anxieties, focus them towards a second career, focus on the injury issue, have players mentor them into being a productive pro player, which is different to college. >> in addition to having to be an attorney, someone familiar with money and economist, you have to be a psychologist. >> that may be the important study. it is in sports. if you understand, get into someone else's heart, mind and see the world the way they see it, then you can understand and solve problems. if you can't understand human motivation, and another person's point of view and what they really want - very hard to craft a win/win situation. >> it starts with steve bartkowski. you end up having 60 plus first-round draft picks, eight of which went number one, was it easier towards the peak of your career or harder. >> it's more fun building, than the sitting there with an impossible standard. it got to the point where if i didn't represent the very first pick in the first round, that was consi

excited to get to the world dildo. [ laughter ] all the s and sh sounds on the way were like banana peelsi'm coming dildo, here i come. woo! i'm no moon expert -- [laughter] -- but i'm pretty sure being able to deal with the lunar environment is is what you would consider a core competency for a lunar rover d. jade rabbit just (bleep) its way through the job interview. mr. rabbit i see a lot of good stuff on the resume. the wheel there's, and what do you call it that grabs the rocks? we'll need that. excellent. how comfortable with the lunar environment? lunar environment, i mean, i'm not a liewn -- lunatic but i'm willing to learn. [laughter] obviously it's a setback for china's government and its people. how are they coping? >> people in china are using the #hangintherejaderabbit. >> jon: hang in there jade rabbit. you know it's a go kart, right? you twabt give somebody a pep talk there's an apple factory two blocks down. how is the jade rabbit supposed to respond to this? >> jade rabbit post read "oops, i might have broken down my masses are trying to figure out ways to save me but i m

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. >> hundreds of peel joined the parade at the unofficial start of the season.he real party happens on 28 february until the 4th of march. it didn't stop people celebrating early on the streets of rio. >> as the brazilians host the world cup, they are celebrating a win in the african championship. libya defeated ghana 4-3 at the cape town stadium on saturday. fireworks lit the tripoli sky after the victory. >> much delayed monorail system made a debut in the city of mumbai, lef lugsizing the way they travel. >> all aboard mumbai's monorail network. the first in india. the plan is to have as many as eight lines. it will xost $3.2 million. the fm capital is estimated over 6 million commute in and out. the trains are old and full most of the time. >> while the first phase of a new monorail is complete, the second is under construction. tickets cost as little as five u.s. cents, an affordable price for everyone. >> with affordable carriages. the public seem to like what they have seen. >> i never sat in a monorail, not even the metro daily. this is a nice experience

peel have to defend its interests. maydan is not going home. we have to stand for what we want and demand from power that they act. that's how we'll get the future we want. >> if anyone thought following the political demise of the president, they could avoid the views of people in the square, they'd play a dangerous game. the public needs to be aware that things really are changing. >> one graphic example - the fence removed outside parliament. for the demonstrators it represented the gulf between a core up leadership and citizens. >> there's a lot of evil on the offense. people now can have ction everywhere and to the deputies, and they will no longer be like ice. >> a former president has been advising politicians here. >> every week they should be able to tell people we did this for you. one week we stopped police abusing businesses, and stopped corrupt former officials. they have to deliver stuff. these people are desperate, fed up with talk. >> the mourning for the dead goes on, more than 100 during three months of protest pt the riot pol

every resident who puts that can in the recycling bin, the banana peel in the compost, every business with their zero waste program up and running helps us produce zero waste goals. i want to thank you for the opportunity to serve the city of san francisco. it has been a privilege and honor so thank you for this recommendation today. >> congratulations. [applause] >> our next commendation will be provided by our district two colleague, supervisor farrell. >> thank you president chiu. colleagues, so as we continue to struggle in san francisco with keeping our families in here in town and especially speaking as a parent of three children in town, our educational system in our city is a huge part of that and such an important element of our city and i think we'd all agree that so many former members of our board of education here inside of our chambers today and my colleagues and we have a huge public and private school system that educates our children. today i am having the opportunity to honor the basic fund and their commitment here in san francisco to fight poverty within our famili

peel the banana tree nation appeared to proceed. is the first ratings upgrade its the years for cyprus which was shut out of international financial markets for high ideals of st in debt in may twenty eleven and came to the brink of financial collapse in early twenty thirty the island was the smallest countries in the eurozone sign to put ten billion euro bailout program with the imf and eu in march twenty thirteen standard course said that the biggest challenge in cyprus meeting lenders conditions was a private space station program expected to raise one point four billion euros by twenty eight the minister for energy while uploading this recently attended a workshop of the mit energy and the cypress institute to discuss their study on maximizing the long term value of natural gas for cyprus problem. you'll be on a weekend on the new york to begin concept of humanity this address. she is said the development of the oil and gas sectors of the island holds a very deep and significant benefits for the country's economy the money to fi

this skin peels out.his is all edible here so you don't really waste nothing. >> washington state exports 90% of its gooey duck harvest to china. as china's prosperity has climbed, so has the tribes'. in december, a shattering setback. chinese officials said they found a shipment contaminated with arsnic and banned imports. divers are collecting samples contaminants. >> i am always concerned about any kind of pollutants going in here. i dive in the water. i swim here with my son. i eat fish out of puget sound all the time. >> lydia sago has been diving for gooey duck. one of only two women divers. >> the income is huge for the tribe and it's a big part of our budget which is why the gooey duck ban worries my tribe because we use that for my tribe's elder's check. 40% goes to the divers and the 60% goes into our tribal budget to give our elders a monthly check to help them pay their bills. so we are all kind of up in the air wondering what's going to happen now. >> behind me is the facility whe where the d

people are not peeling it. they feel instead they are touching on the health care law.lthare is changing. that they see. >> brenda, y are running on the health care. god foid in the republican's eyes things should start stabilizing not look sock disastrous. then they will hang their hat on everything. >> with all due respect, the ted cruz way of fighting this thing, making eight big ttle. the debt ceiling lost stuff because of. that i will say this, if we have any chance of doing, we, the republican party. i say w i will be honest here i favor the policies of the constraint at this point. with respending too much. you favor. that. >> wait a minute. u don't like president obama? >> i nted to be clear here. >> if you favor those policies, which you, do which i do, the only way you will do it is doing it boehner's way you have zero chance of shutting down the government until youontrol the government, which even if you take the senate, you don't control the government. >> i don't know, adam, discipline delay i think ultimately isdiscipline denied. that's where i going with