and the reason you're peeling it is because frozen bananas with the peel on is very hard to unpeel and will make your fingers very cold. and put the banana in the plastic bag, seal it up, and the bananas will always be ready for you in the freezer so that you can make this recipe and much more. now let's get started. you're not going to believe how easy this recipe really is. we'll take two frozen bananas and place them into the food processor. you can also use a blender if you don't have one. we'll place the lid on. and just pulse. perfect -- smooth and creamy. bring our bowl. i'll scoop right into the bowl. if you've ever had frozen yogurt, this tastes just like it. mmm. for "tkn," i'm aubrey from the culinary institute of america. you can find this and other c.i.a. recipes on our website. >> this report is brought to you by the specialty equipment market association. >> i'm here at sema. "sema" stands for the specialty equipment market association. "what's that?" you ask. well, let me tell you this. if it has anything to do with cars, it's here. exotics? you bet. by the ton. and tru

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again, rules for cad ex owe peels are unclear and opaque as it stand to the public now. under the legislation, the rules will be clear, notice of appeals opportunities will be a should ieder and the appeal would occur with the first project approval. a case study is 2835 broderick street. again, that one came to the commission on discretionary review. in the proposed legislation, the c-e-q-a appeal would occur at the first approval action on the project. in other words the building permit. [speaker not understood] would occur six months earlier than it did and could have better informed the procedure that played out at the board of permit appeals. just a final point to reiterate before i turn this over to bill wyco. the unpredictable and nature of the appeal process now is [speaker not understood]. it would not be curtail of appeal rights. it would provide for greater predictability and greater clarity. now i'll turn it over to bill, our environmental review officer. thank you. >> commissioners, thank you. it's bill wyco. i'm going to start kind of at kind of a general l

bny mellon wealth management >> we have done everything we can to peel backlet onion and look at the crevance and the that doesn't include the outside of the building. it is going to be a long pain staking process. >> hour by hour new information coming in on the deadliest and heartbreaking school shooting in u.s. history. >> as you know by now the gunman opened fire in newtown, connecticut. when it was all over 26 people were dead. most of children. youngest am have was just five yores old. adam hans lans then committed cusude. nthe names of those killed are expected to be released shortly . they comb the school in and out for clues . they have good evidence that they hope will answer questions. >> i am kewill wroiti am uma we have special edition of america's news head quarters that starts right now. >> we'll go to newtown connecticut. they are wrapping up a press conference. adam lanza was not let into the school voluntarily. instead he forced his way in. molly is standing by in the sandy hook elementary school . molly? >> thank you, uma. they haven't given out a lot of details. w

if it starts peeling, that means it is time to do it. if it is solid, it is fine. >> you should climb into your well and clean that shock, those ducks. there is a drain out there. this is an endless source of leaks. there are all of these penetrations, so it must be kept immaculately clean. hardwood floors? here is what you do not do. you do not wash the floors with water. they get warped and water gets underneath the finnish and so on. there are special product. but the worst thing you can do is wash them with water. wipe them up. >> at most stores there is a system called bona. it comes with a mop and a spray , and we recommend for all of the installation we do. >> good. we also talked about carpet cleaning, that is straightforward. but one thing wall-to-wall carpet can have done is have it restretched, and if it starts to fold and bubble and so on, you can't have people, and they can knock it back in and restart the carpet and get more time out of it. also, i have this done every few years, go round with blue tape, and every place you

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he described it as peeling back the pieces of the onion, to really understand not only the timeline of literally how this tragedy unfolded but the why. people would like to understand the why and maybe it's not something that can be understood. we're getting more information, as well, from some of the folks who lived through this terrible tragedy, describing what happened around them as they could hear the shooting and the screaming in the hallways. there's a library clerk we spoke to who said they had been practicing for these kinds of drills we have her story. >>> we've been hearing for 24 hours the stories of haror. the heartbreak from -- horror. the heartbreak from the children, families, law enforcement. we're also hearing about heroes. one is the school library clerk, mary ann jacob. we spoke with her moments ago. she talked about what she did to keep kids safe during the shooting. listen. >> everybody does what they have to do when they're confronted with a situation like that. and everybody, you know, we practiced it. and they knew what to do. and you just -- you think about pr

outside of c-e-q-a, of course, we've had recent examples of one persona peeling park permit at lafayette park, also at glenn canyon, delaying these important projects for months. we saw what happened with the north beach library. again, the intent of this legislation is not to reduce the public's ability to legitimately challenge a c-e-q-a document. this is an important part of the process, this kind of appeal, and it must be preserved. this legislation simply provides that if you're going to challenge a c-e-q-a determination, any member of the public may do so but must do so when the project's authorization is first considered, not at the 11th hour after you've perhaps lost all of your other challenges to the project. and under this legislation, public noticing will be enhanced so the public will be made better aware that an appealable determination has been made. planning staff will provide you with a detailed overview of the legislation, but i just want to note a few key changes. the first and possibly most significant change is changing the timing of an appeal of a categorical exempt

but then you know, to be able to, to be able to peel back the curtain and have a glimpse at a process and a character and what kind of, what is the psychology behind somebody that dead indicates ten years of their life exclusively to finding one person. >> what was going on there. why did it take so long. what were they doing. you have america the most powerful nation in the planet and you have this guy. i take people behind the scenes to see whattate would be like to be an officer and what it would be like to be tracking osama, and me you did it. >> rose: kathryn bigelow and mark boal coming up. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> good evening. tonight i can roar to the american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al-qaeda. and a terrorist who is responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women and children. for over two decades, bin laden has been al-qaeda's leader and symbol, and continued plot attacks against our countri

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fox news's bret baier is here to peel back the onion. he will explain all the layers. >>> plus, just when you thought a hamburger couldn't get any worse for your health, along comes an edible wrapper. how one fast-food chain is uping the ante in the burger wars. you have will eat the wrapper. more "money" coming up. i always wait until the last minute. can i still ship a gift in time r christmas? yeah, sure you can. great. where's your gift? uh... whew. [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. ship fedex express by december 22nd for chstmas delivery. >> deficit. >> debt. >> deficits. >> massive debt and deficits. >> debt problems. >> debt problems. >> national debt. >> our debt is out of control. our deficits are out of control. melissa: we hear that all the time, right? deficits and the debt. the national debt clock spinning out of control every day. the federal government takes in about $5 billion and spends more than 11 billion every day! do you ever wonder how much of that number you and your family actually owe? the numbers

i explained to you in previous press conferences, we've done everything we need to do to literally peel back the onion, layer by layer and examine every crack and crevice of that facility and that does not include, or exclude, i should say, the outside of the building. the outside of the building also part of the crime scene every single vehicle in that lot. so, it's going to be a long, painstaking process, we actually have three teams now, three major crime teams in the community, our local partners are working with us and we're going to move that and expedite that along as quickly as possible. we had a meeting this morning, and that was the delay with the superintendent of the schools, and she will be hopefully in not too distant future up here to talk briefly about some of the issues that she has encountered. the minute, the medical examiner is done and i mean that sincerely, the minute that's done,'s he coming here and we will again provide all the detailed information or as much detailed information as we can relative to the work that his office did, both overnight and continue to

under two minutes, griffin takes off and he's smashed by and he's peeled off the grass. after a second look this is not the way the human body was created to bend, the bending knee the wrong way. again no major ligament damage. it's a knee sprain. briefly leaves the game, comes back in and hooks up with pierre garcon for gain of 22. down to the baltimore 16-yard line. they're moving the chain, but the pain is a little too much. so mike shanahan says it's better if you come out. let's put kirk cousins in for the final few plays. cousins doesn't miss a beat. 29 seconds left, pumps and fires, pierre garcon, i see you, front of the end zone, the touchdown. redskins pull within two, but the game comes down to this two- point conversion. cousins runs the quarterback draw in from two and he scores. redskins come back. they tie the game at 28-28 and force overtime and e ravens ball first and redskins defense forces the three and out on the punt return another rookie's time to shine. richard crawford in for brandon banks takes it 64 yards to the baltimore 24-yard line. it sets up

. >> cardenas then gently peels small strips of paint off the wall. >> we peel that off a little bit.hen he moistens the paint with water. >> because this paint is bassed in water, so the water makes it sticky again. and then you're putting some paint on top of the soap like this. but better, you know. so you do it like that little by little. and then you have the wall covered up. >> narrator: while cardenas using stealth to get around jail rules, heyward's disobedience is anything but covert. when managing, heywood went from difficult to dangerous. jail officials mandated new precautions to prevent for the violence. >> it came down that after the assault that happened with me and erica, they now have the sert team take her back just in case she tries to assault somebody else. >> narrator: now, she's only allowed to leave her cell under heavy security. hey we'd's assault came after heywood claimed to be having an affair with an officer, the charge the officer and co-workers emphatically denied. >> all she does is write letters to him and causes him stress. >> narrator: officer laura b

he warned they may go up faster than peel think. and ray dalio of bridgewater, another smart guy, similarly warned the bond market is too expensive and may sell off. in those guys are right, dalio is a brilliant bond manager. if bonds sell off and long-term rates go up, what does what mean? >> i think it means that the stock market is also going to fall. the federal's balance sheet now at 2.8 trillion with their zero percent traits have been the drivers of the stock market. it's also finance consumer purchase things bought on interest rates, whether it be cars or big appliances. they're talking about only 3.8% revenue growth for the s&p 500 next year and about 8.9% earnings growth. >> you're not going to get it if revenues only have grown 3%. we've had 80% gain since twine on sales per employees and you're already seeing a ten-year low of interest expenses for companies in terms of eating around at revenues. >> basically you're on the bear side, right. >> i'm on to gold, larry. i'm on to gold. >> art hogan, we manage to get into thi

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you have to peel them away from the ruling class by indicating to them, showing to become victims in-civil war retribution. we haven't seen thought about that. melissa: we haven't even thought about that. ambassador hunter, thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> up next there's a feast of pork baked into the president's $60.4 billion sandy relief bill. we have all the outrage just details coming up. >>> air travelers, listen up. are you tired of paying all the high fees at the gate? well a brand new plan from american airlines might revolutionize the way you buy tickets. it is very interesting. "piles of money", more bags, coming up. ♪ . ♪ . melissa: another week, another case of government gone wild. today the senate is hotly debating $60 billion relief bill for hurricane sandy. sounds good, right? but outraged critics say it is loaded with hundreds of millions of dollars with pork barrel projects totally unrelated to the storm. joining me, matt mayer, from the heritage foundation. welcome back to the show. what is the most egregious thing you saw in there. >> 150 million fo

. >> nancy peel peel calling on speaker boehner to bring it to the floor or she will launch a move to force a vote. boehner is not likely to buckle and pelosi's maneuvering will not do much either. speaker boehner said we are at a stalemate. pat buchanan is joining us in the studio. >> thank you. >> i am glad to have you here. do you think that the president wants to have any real negotiation or is it a show to say if republicans stand up to him, he can accuse them of holding up the process, blame them for high taxes and then he continues on with his legacy. >> i think what the president believes he has a whip hand and he won seats in the house and senate and he can dictate to the republican party. i think what we saw uma, yesterday a act of real contempt to the republicans and the offer that was made. 1.6 trillion in new taxs and 50 billion in stimulus spending the and the republicans made a semifatal error. they indicated we'll give on taxes and we give up our virtue and beliefs, but it is a question of how much we will give. the republicans should walk out of the talks with the pre

and becky says keep your eyes peeled for electronics. the prices may not come down. but there's incentives with your purchase, like gift cards. >> thank you, rachel. lots of good tips in there. >>> another pressing question this morning. with all of the bad weather and the crush of last-minute shoppers, will your gift be delivered on time? john schriffen is on that angle from a fedex location in newark, new jersey. john, good morning to you, sir. >> reporter: dan, good morning. a lot of activity this morning. this is fedex's third-largest hub in the country. and a plane just dropped off a shipment. workers are sorting it out right now. we're starting to see an increase in online shopping, fedex expects to set a record number for packages they handle this holiday season. these employees are working overtime and around the clock, to make sure your package is delivered on time. with three days until christmas, santa's little helpers are hard at work. >> i know him. >> reporter: not those helpers. these helpers. delivery companies like u.p.s. and fedex are scrambling to

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every hour, these layers peel away. we're going to meet these victims in a very intimate way overt coming days as we move through the funerals and it's only going to make us more and more sad as we work through it because these lives have been lost and when we learn about people like it woman who was a mother of five and based on the police accounts we have, the gunman walked in the principal's office first and counted at least four adults, all of which we believe, all of whom we believe were women, including the principal, and shot them dead on site at that moment. >> bill: it's hard to comprehend any of this, of course. but i think people have to understand that even the survivors and there were over 600 kids in the school. i mean, it's a small school, but there are a loft kids there. all of them are going to be affected for the rest of their lives. you don't know -- you don't know how personalities absorb that. so not only are the dead and grieving families with their priority number one, but all of the other childre

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house minority leader nancy peel pole said yes. >> it is more injected by unemployment insurance. >> okay, to get this number down, get the number of pele on these lines that you are looking at up. how ishat going to work. i am cheryl casone and welcome to cashin in . joining u is trace yejohn and ristian dorsey . welcome to allf you. tracey, benefits the best form of stimulus, really, you agree with that? >> the only thing that jobless stimulus benefit is apathy it is it easier to stay at home and collect a check than work at mcdonalds. we are so lazy these days, take 99 weeks was a freebey. we saw it with the hostess union guys. we rather take unemployment than take consessions. >> wayne, the benefits are so crucial we should extend them and not keep them in place but give more of a han out to the unemployment for the reasons of saving the economy. >> i have a better idea. have everybody stand on the corner with a bag of cash. it is idiotic and nancy pelosi, she is a -- econist. that is it a guy who drives the car by looking in the rear view mirror and goes around and seriously she

it's a reminder of a loss how people peel an intimate connect to the lives of the young, ages 6 and 7e'll share a bit more that in town with you. we are awaiting this news conference. when it begins we'll hear from paul vance and we'll hear what he has to say. they have been very careful about the information they give out from the very beginning. martha: obviously motive is one of the things people are trying too what their heads around. we are hearing more with adam lanza. his parents divorced. his family moved to in the *. h -- moved tonewtown. from what we know about him. social interacross was difficult for this boy. he was known in high school to carry around a black briefcase instead of a backpack and he never wanted to let that briefcase go. we know that he was also had looked at engineering schools with his mother. that raises questions about how he felt about that transition. whether he was open to that transition in his life. these are the things people are poring over as they try to figure out the why, which is the huge question here. we'll see what we learn from this news

. >>> and if you just pull back from the immediate political battles, if you kind of peel off the partisanthen we should be able to get something done. >> redskins. welcome back to "hardball." that was president obama this afternoon, actually, speaking about the fiscal cliff. on the other end of pennsylvania avenue, house speaker john boehner plans to send his so-called plan "b" for a vote tomorrow. plan "b" would keep bush tax rates for everyone making under $1 million a year. how does this deal get done? joan walsh, there she is. and hendrick smith is author of "who stole the american dream." let's go right now. president obama called on republicans to cut and deal with him saying compromise is doable. let's watch him again. more on the president today. >> what separates us is probably a few hundred million dollars. the idea that we would put our economy at risk because you can't bridge that gap doesn't make a lot of sense. so i'm going to continue to talk to the speaker and the other leaders up in congress. but ultimately they've got to do their job. right now their job is to make sure

. >> cardenas then gently peels small strips of paint off the wall. >> we peel it off a little bit. > paint with water. >> because this paint is based on water, so the water make it sticky again, and then you put some paint on top of the soap like this, but better, you know? so, you move like that little by little, then you have it covered up. it's like a little tunnel to mexico from here. >> while cardenas uses stealth to get around jail rules, erica haywood's disobedience is anything but covert. when managing haywood went from difficult to dangerous, jail officials mandated new precautions to prevent further violence. >> it came down that after that assault that happened with me and erica, they now need to have the sert team take her to recreation and bring her right back, just in case she tries to assault somebody else. >> now she is only allowed to leave her cell under heavy security. haywood's assault on officer lara came after haywood claimed to be having an affair with a male officer, a charge the officer and his co-workers emphatically deny. >> erica does not have a romantic r

that's one of the reasons i tried to peel back the layers in history leading up to a single day. it's like that old saying, there's seven million stories in the naked city. you good to a city in the developing world and there's 13 million or 20 million. it's an incredibly complicated place, place that often seems nonsensical, until you get there, and then you're totally absorbed in it, and as soon as you go away ceases to make sense. >> would you go to karachi tomorrow and feel safe? >> guest: i would good to karachi tomorrow if there was a reason to go in a way i would because when you go there as a foreigner, even though they're all this protest and unhappiness with america generally, when you go there as an individual, you are welcomed. there's a great culture of hospitality. there's a lot of excitement if you're a foreigner and you actually show up. they're excited that someone is coming to meet them and look around and hear their point of view. so people look after you a little more than if you were native of the city. and i was well-cared for. you have to talk some precauti

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is money we do not need to spend >>guest: we have adhesives sticky tape on the back that you just peel then used ticket where you want to. the neat thing about this is when you put this in a closet usually when you put things in the closet you have things underneath. when the light comes on and of course you can see the coat, what about underneath? you can take this and put it underneath that you can see your and/or issues and the kids' equipment for sports. -- and your shoes. i love out the the id is you can even take it out. we had a big storm camefriend moved to new jersey's six months ago she had her insta bulb when her lights went out in new jersey. usually when the lights go out is always at night. at night is when youhe most vulnerable. she had this by her bed now she can walk around.what is different about this than a flashlight the insta bulb provides 360 degree light. a flashlight only gives you a spot light. that is what is nice about this. when you have power most of the time you do receive an ac adapter. so if you did you have outlet you can just bet that there. -- it ther

the kernels are peeled, cored and pressed. meals are prepared with the oil the machine makes.ta village love it. juliette ketehoundje is the leader here. she runs the women's cooperative that operates the plant. they still need some support, but soon, they'll be able to do it on their own. >> we produce a third more oil than we did before. the machine is more efficient. we earn more money, too. everyone who works here earns money and can feed their family. some we also spend on raw materials and maintaining the machine. >> the french organization geres has installed 35 machines in eight villages and is financing 95 percent of their costs. the operator covers the rest. raymond azokpota is the program's director. he grew up here and knows the residents and their needs. he's already achieved his first aim for the project. now he wants to do something for the environment, too. >> we can use these machines to add value. but the women have trouble with the fuel. diesel for the machines runs low every three or four months or so. so we thought that we'll run them on biodiesel and that

peel off the scent patch and -- >> there you have it. >> ladies, you have a number of different choicesfrom skinny guy to body builder. big huge guy and hairy guy. >> can you feel the hair? >> can you glue some on. >> okay. are they really selling this thing? >> good question, beth troutman. the fellow does exist. they had it at a party, did nowhere to buy the pillow for your girls. i got to get you a christmas present and thought this would be perfect and i couldn't find one to buy. >> i wouldn't want one. >> i would, if it wasn't made out of plastic and if the hair was real. >> a funny guy. >>> that's is for us here at "rtm." we're see you tomorrow, everybody. have a fantastic rest of your day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

in many places, paint peels off, taking with it any attached marine life. and many organisms shun such insecure surfaces in the first place. meanwhile, us biologists have observed that wrecks also lure fish away from their natural reefs. in some cases, wrecks were covered in organisms just a couple of hours after being sunk, with fish never returning to their original reefs. thomas zurawski has been tasked by biologists with counting and collecting the marine life forms and plants that form the biotopes on his sunken wrecks. they're not the same as ones that develop on natural underwater rock formations, for example -- they tend to be more species that mostly live in the open ocean. it remains to be seen just how beneficial artificial reefs are for marine life. >> we had hoped to see an explosive development of new biotopes with the marine life that developed there then leaving the wrecks and heading into other biotopes, creating new stocks. unfortunately this didn't happen on the scale we'd hoped. >> the wrecks are sunk in controlled conditions on sand ban

we saw some sticker, some cut, some peeled off. sign of tampering? >> not necessarily. >> we have not had any kind of skimmer devices put on any one of our equipment. >> reporter: he wants to put it that way. rotten robbie is joining others moving from low tech stickers to newer generation readers. >> once you try to get inside, it won't work. it's broken. >> reporter: joan at gas station card receiptors are one example of new technology spoke for a downturn in skimmer scan. >> the counter measures have really improved. >> like this pump that sounds an aalmost and kills the power if someone tries to break in. >> i think you'll try to do something different. >> experts admit as card readers get more high-tech, so do the criminals. even though the scams are down, use a credit card instead of a debit card. there are more protection or credit cards and it's easier to dispute fraud. julie watt, cbs 5. >>> netflix users who want to crawl up with a couch are in luck. the streaming company is back on line. they blame amazon's clout for this to happen. this i

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