. >> these are you call these chicken poppers. >> these are chicken poppers weight watchers recipe, ander food so it is lane chicken whole grain breading, and some egg substitute. >> sorry go ahead. >> the dip is fat free mayo and salsa. >>> let me ask is this by nature better than chicken wings? are they that bad? >> they are not that bad the way we say if you want to enjoy chicken wings you should what we say is pair it up with something like fruits and vegetables so that you fill yourself up with the good stuff, while you can still enjoy the things you want to indulge in. >> we have the fat free you said mayo. >> yep. >> this salsa here and now tell me about this plate here. >> back to the power foods we are all about powering up with power foods your lean proteins, vegetables, fruits nonfat dairy and so right here we've got this dip, that is made of fat free greek yoghurt which is creamy and packed with protein. >> right all the rage now and good stuff. >> mixed with lots of fresh vegetables, cilantro and seasoning and it is really popular dip, serve it with some more vegetables, or

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but this bowl season has brought many an eye popper, and leading up to that big game on monday. in the orange bowl. what you call here a great goal line stand. clemson threatening to score at the west virginia 1. but andre ellington fumbles. like at cook come out of it. he's pretty fast. 99yards gone. west virginia, look at the score, the not a misprint. 70-33 winners. now a little something that you probably don't see a whole lot. all right, there's all the time there is for sports. in fact, you're never going to see it tonight anyway. >> leave us like that. maybe tomorrow night. >> that's it. >>> thank you for watching ktvu channel 2 news. [ male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. fantastic! pro-gresso ] they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less.

but this bowl season has brought many an eye popper, and leading up to that big game on monday.ight, no exception in the orange bowl. what you call here a great goal line stand. clemson threatening to score at the west virginia 1. but andre ellington fumbles. like at cook come out of it. he's pretty fast. 99yards gone. west virginia, look at the score, the not a misprint. 70-33 winners. now a little something that you probably don't see a whole lot. all right, there's all the time there is for sports. in fact, you're never going to see it tonight anyway. >> leave us like that. maybe tomorrow night. >> that's it. >>> thank you for watching ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the neck time news breaks. >> ktvu morning news starts tomorrow morning at 4:30. we're always online for you at ktvu.com and ktvu mobile. migrade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs

. >> but they say bubble poppers are less likely to be stressed out by unpredictable events. unplanned events. so, when in doubt, just pop some bubbles. and you will be ok. >> go for it. >> right, howard? >> exactly. >> oh, yes. >> it feels good. >> we've got a good day today. chilly. we'll be in the mid-40s this afternoon. tonight, some showers move in. tomorrow, rain which increases in the afternoon. at night, should be falling out of here early friday. colder air sunday and monday. flurries or snow showers sunday. monika snay wish i could give these to drivers on 95 northbound, a multivehicle accident. four to five cars involved happened at 6:30. only the right lane is getting by. i suggest maybe you stick to route one and get back on at the fairfax county parkway. quick look at 395 which slows from the beltway to sem their roy road, the outer loop is 95 to georgia avenue. >> all right, the fly just won't go away. >> vice president joe biden and virginia cockman eric kantor addresses the state of the union. >> monika and i will be back in 25 minutes with the address. >> do

i was reminded of sir karl popper, who i happened to have the fortune of spend an evening with many yearsgo. he hated psychoanalysis. and he had good reason sometimes. i thought that -- he said to me, look, if this glass suddenly started going up and there was no one lifting it up all scientists would have to throw out the theory of gravity. but a psychoanalyst would just find a way to fold that into their theory. i hope that chapter did not just do that, but it may have. there is one of the theoretical thing that is very important about psychoanalysis in general and that we all know about. that is something called repetition compulsion. in a conscious act whereby you repeat early problems the you had, patterns of behavior that you had in relation to certain people. probably in the attempt to solve what does not come out differently. and i'm struck by that in my own life. obama wrote something that absolutely shocked me even though i know about repetition compulsion. he rode in dreams from my father , so he wrote this in 19 -- zero, -- well, yeah, 1955, 1995. 1995 he writes this in one se

karl popper in the open society and his enemies were right. the question is not how you get good people to rule. that is the wrong question. most people who are attracted power are at best mediocre which is obama or venal which is bush. the question is how do you make those in power frightened of you. that comes through movement. the destruction of those movements, labor movement and all sorts of social movements including communist unions which were the first integrated organization in the countrywide great public intellectuals join them because it was the only place a black man with any dignity could often go. these have all been decimated and that has been catastrophic to our democracy. we have to put our faith back in movements which is what the occupy wall street is. it is a movement. >> host: in the chapter illusion of wisdom in the book "empire of illusion: the end of literacy and the triumph of spectacle," once in congress, wall street and was being produced at prestigious universities and business schools do not have the capacity to f

i think carl popper in the open society and its enemies was right. the question is not how do you get good people to rule. that's the wrong question. most people, popper writes, who are attracted to power are at best mediocre but how do you make those in power frightened of you and that comes through movements and the destruction of those movements, labor movements, all sorts of social movements including commist unions which were the first sort of integrated organizations in the country why great public intellectuals and artists like paul robeson joined them because it was the only place a blackman with any dignity could often go. these have all been decimated and that has been catastrophic to our democracy. i think we have to put our faith back into movements which, of course, is, of course, occupy wall street is. it's a movement. >> host: in the chapter i luce of wisdom, empire of illusions mr. hedges writes our elites, the one in congress, and the ones in and business schools do not have the capacity to fix our financial mess. indeed, they will m

are people too afraid of being referred to as the poppers? thank you. >> i think it is possible.it back, that is partly what the bbc is designed to do. try to find ways which to bring people to an evolution on issues you know, always from a polarized position more to a position that would accommodate common ground. you know, and i think you have to address issues today with an open mind. you have to, obviously, do what churchill said. you cannot keep your your to the ground and simply vote whenever the wind may dictate, but at the same time i think you have to find a recognition about the importance of good governance. good governance requires finding common ground. but evolution is harder today. finding that consensus is harder today because we are so much more polarized debate and we have been some time. pretty much harder, but people can still do it. >> de roadie's well? do you become a partisan warrior are all about your own position and prevailing in the wake @booktv winning or do you grow and mature and learn? i would like to say this is a republican form of government. you

are people too afraid of being referred to as the poppers? thank you. >> i think it is possible.tly what the bbc is designed to do. try to find ways which to bring people to an evolution on issues you know, always from a polarized position more to a position that would accommodate common ground. you know, and i think you have to address issues today with an open mind. you have to, obviously do what churchill said. you cannot keep your your to the ground and simply vote whenever the wind may dictate but at the same time i think you have to find a recognition about the importance of good governance. good governance requires finding common ground. but evolution is harder today. finding that consensus is harder today because we are so much more polarized debate and we have been some time. pretty much harder, but people can still do it. >> de roadie's well? do you become a partisan warrior are all about your own position and prevailing in the wake @booktv winning or do you grow and mature and learn? i would like to say this is a republican form of government. your elected by the peopl

are people too afraid of being referred to as the poppers? thank you. >> i think it is possible. it back, that is partly what the bbc is designed to do. try to find ways which to bring people to an evolution on issues you know, always from a polarized position more to a position that would accommodate common ground. you know, and i think you have to address issues today with an open mind. you have to, obviously, do what churchill said. you cannot keep your your to the ground and simply vote whenever the wind may dictate, but at the same time i think you have to find a recognition about the importance of good governance. good governance requires finding common ground. but evolution is harder today. finding that consensus is harder today because we are so much more polarized debate and we have been some time. pretty much harder, but people can still do it. >> de roadie's well? do you become a partisan warrior are all about your own position and prevailing in the wake @booktv winning or do you grow and mature and learn? i would like to say this is a republican form of government. yo

are people too afraid of being referred to as the poppers? thank you. >> i think it is possible.is partly what the bbc is designed to do. try to find ways which to bring people to an evolution on issues you know, always from a polarized position more to a position that would accommodate common ground. you know, and i think you have to address issues today with an open mind. you have to, obviously, do what churchill said. you cannot keep your your to the ground and simply vote whenever the wind may dictate, but at the same time i think you have to find a recognition about the importance of good governance. good governance requires finding common ground. but evolution is harder today. finding that consensus is harder today because we are so much more polarized debate and we have been some time. pretty much harder, but people can still do it. >> de roadie's well? do you become a partisan warrior are all about your own position and prevailing in the wake @booktv winning or do you grow and mature and learn? i would like to say this is a republican form of government. your elected by t