you're going to use the popper. put this popper on top like this. then like that.. >> go along there. hoda good girl. >> i'm sorry. >> don't get cocky. >> it was supposed to go in here. >> we have to cook now. >> see how good i did? >> you killed it. >> they have a whole tray over there. take them the tray that's already done. let's do that. >> we're going to keep playing. >> all right. >> i'm going to make some of the eggs as a result, okay? >> is this empty egg shell going to be the case we put the scrambled eggs? >> right. that's basically our plate. >> where do these go? >> the important thing to recognize items like this is it has finesse and strategy to it. we try to do things like this that's very difficult. >> i love it. eggs are fun. i like popping it. >> we have the caviar over there. i'm going to scramble the eggs. >> you're supposed to do this. i'm the judge. >> you're right. i'm sorry. >> i'm going to season a little bit. >> then what do we do? >> theirs is going to be really fancy. >> ours is good. >> all right. now we need -- i'm going to steal some

horses are popper and cleaver and refuse to be recognized to failure they can be stubborn and hot termed. the key for horses is to find the balance to exercise control. with this new stamp we wish good future for everybody and hope it will bring the best out in all of us. in keeping with that hope this year's stamp is like the altercation of the drums. additional the drums are dictated for prosperity and working with the art directors two element were incorporated clarence paper cut design and the which they think so character was drawn. the inindicating cut flow of the lines symbolizes force. once you see them you'll agree those colorful stamps are fantastic. please be sure to join us on february 15th and 16 where the postings will have the stamps for purchase. now without further ado i'd like to ask mayor ed lee and others to celebrate this year of the horticulture's and i want to share best wishes to the coming year to everyone >> (speaking foreign language.) >> happy new year everyone. thank you (clapping.) (drums rolling) (clapping) everybody come closer. okay. all right. everybody

to traffic this fashion but the president is telling the unexpected joys of the merrill and steve popper. sunday or monday. i'm unlikely to deploy the precipitation can see that this a vacation in the escaping this island and bowling into the iv and burying them in stock but the list will be strong some highways to be like the across the coastal regions here sprinkling system often find it and put some filthy weather schwartz the british cars on again and especially the south west with the windy conditions but not as windy as what we have been seeing for the past weeks. low pressure system sitting of the scandinavian peninsula and the associated from my anywhere along this well received and some bad weather especially in the alps with the heavy snow fall and average this is the very high in slovenia the specification will be provided across the scandinavian peninsula and riches are shaping up like this. degrees warmer and much of these areas from the average range and your liking add to this the forty year in sochi olympics al like monday tuesday wednesday all throughout the work of firs

>> janey said she had chipped and salsa, and a whole bunch of other things, poppers. >> yeah. >> wonderful. >> have a wonderful super bowl. >> we really appreciate it and back to you in the studio. >> all right, sounds like we have a lot of payton picks. and speaking of sports japan held it's 14th national hole digging contest today, where 271 teams met to see who could dig the deepest hole. the golden shovel went to last year's winner who dug 140 feet. i'm morgan ratford, history is next. >> hi, you are in the stream. ecigarettes is a billion dollar industry. how safe are they? >>> the producer is here and bringing in all of the live feed ball parks throughout the show. we are getting a live discussion

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well owned by chevron exploded and caused an enormous fire that lasted five entire days michelle popper nack a resident half a mile from the explosion told a local c.b.s. affiliate it was very very scary you knew somebody had to be hurt somewhere with that explosion well she was right because at least one person near the accident site is presumed to be dead this latest tragedy highlights the many other dangers associated with a practice of hydraulic fracturing including artificial earthquakes and birth defects so what is chevron doing to quell the worries of the shaken up town are they up in their safety regulations is the corporation set up a compensation fund for those affected pocono no better free pizza actually free pizza coupons you know what chevron is throwing in a two bitter bottle of soda as well i wish i were making this up aftermath of this terrible explosion chevron sent one hundred to certificates along with a cheery note from the chevron a community outreach team to town residents apparently these people are you supposed to forget about the health and environmental risks

with today and it is minor won the men's downhill since the first goal for ostrich or stop in air popper and should tell youngsters of norway took silver and bronze and i should mention cody miller who was the favored use the fastest in training been deserted by the time told me that olympic medals. he finished out of the medals he finished eighth and women's slope style snowboarding is currently underway to add that it's the first time that event has ever been held at the olympics. looking back it yesterday but katie teenage adjusting to our appointed her sister chloe. they took one two in the women's moguls freestyle to their the third pair of sisters. to top the medal table. and it was actually in long track speedskating. sven kramer takes gold in the five thousand meters and he was joined by his teammates john robertson and jerry birds also another record was set that was by all eight and are you one dollar. he became the oldest individual gold medalist that was at the age of forty he took my out on gold and it is twelve olympic medal as a set time and when the bracket. tell us more

this was all organized by birth of a the rabbis issued media already control when he chose the ball popper but that doesn't make bold to go skiing. i bought the utah just think about that. why would i know what they should release more than two hundred dangerous criminals in fact in order to fight them again on the street next day. in that time just like the uk or the united states. people would write the brunt of these men all them would be in jail or a gift for a long time and on one issue that has them weeks after they committed their crimes. right so you mean that these protests is that all the same people who've been out on the streets in previous weeks is at night. deadliest a lot of them and i will not call them protest us protests to some people who peacefully express their opinion. people set fire to the owl office of the particular regions people call it the role of stones and molotov cocktails at police men these are not protest protest us. these are criminals. bright set when other the us and its allies have been accused of that feuding then rest in bed still the case now. well

law school and he joins me now to explain thank you so much for joining me can you explain this a popper see you are talking about when it comes to anti-gay laws well of several of the states of the united states about eight laws that are on the books that are similar the laws both of you know the states and in russia should be repealed so what exactly does a russian last for bed and what is the punishment for them well both of the above laws in russia and in this handful of u.s. states restrict what can be so especially to children in educational context for example of two thousand and two the united states proudly and without comment served its winter olympic athletes to utah which prohibits school instruction in the because sea of homosexuality and that language is quite parallel to the russians. so as you are saying there are a number of u.s. states that have similar laws what states are we talking about here utah arizona alabama texas those are for and what kind of laws to these states have is it the exact same kind of. language as we have seen in russia they vary. to a degree misst

well owned by chevron exploded and caused an enormous fire that lasted five entire days michelle popper nack a resident half a mile from the explosion told a local c.b.s. affiliate it was very very scary you knew somebody had to be hurt somewhere with that explosion well she was right because at least one.

i'm a bit but it's unclear what did the actual poppers of this year's marco has been pushing the us for a relationship similar to the so called five i is agreement reached after the second world war a deal between english speaking countries not to spy on one another. the white house isn't playing ball. there's no country where we have a no inspiring. now it appears that germany is going on the offense f with plans for counter espionage against western allies. as for merkel's into proposal while the devil is in the details currently the message sent from one online user to another to have a long journey before reaches its destination. although the german government housing for the specifics the european network could potentially allow data to bypass background is that we would stay low for why the internet is a global network going at all see your toes against the concept of a world wide web. what's more different european countries have different loss of privacy. so when shared policy would need to be adopted for a europe wide scheme to work and there's a bigger issue is not a stop in a

. >> in inchinatown where kids came for poppers others came in new year's dress.s important to expose kids to culture. >> the first of the year, they have a good beginning. i want them to know what it's like to be chinese. the children have different reasons. >> i get a lot of money. the holiday brings in extra customers looking for souvenirs. >> and that's good for business. more people into the city, they will look at the culture, and come and look at the product. one customer was looking for ideas to take to their work. we had the calendar and the lunch, we're missing the dessert. i came to get nice things to enjoy and celebrate. >> stars of the parade are the floats and we looked at some still under wraps. no one was working on them but the activity will reach a fever pitch in the next two weeks. >> you can watch the parade live on ktvu on february 15th, tune in at 6:00. it's the biggest parade of its kind outside of asia. >>> a small bay area company snags a $4 million opportunity in the interbowl. >>> -- super bowl. >>> and allegations of flying high after a

during the 1930s, she was one of the country's most popper lar performers, and is still the youngestn academy award. we look back at her life. ♪ >> reporter: this is how shirley temple will be remembered by her fans, a singing, dancing, curlily hair little girl who charmed her way to the top of the box office during the darkest days of the depression. her most memorable performances include four films she made with a dancer 50 years her senior, who she later said was her favorite costar. ♪ >> reporter: before the age of 12 she made over 40 films, saving 20th century fox studios from bankruptcy. they recognized her importance with a special miniature oscar. >> mommy, can i go home now? >> hollywood's biggest social event of the season, the wedding of shirley temple. >> reporter: her acting career would end at the age of 21. known today as mrs. shirley temple black, she became an ambassador, and believed her diplomatic career was made easier by her past. >> shirley is remembered with love, with affection, i'm thought of as a friend, which i am. >> reporter: from sailing the good ship l

many gay couples remember the struggle where a battle over popperings 8 was brewing -- proposition 8 was brewing. >> i think it was ahead of its time. i think mayor newsom was on to something that we knew needed to happen and he was strong enough and smart enough to push it over the edge. and now look at us. >> there is always a long haul. so with that in mind you take the set backs along with the victories and just hang in there until you get what you need. or want. >> now according to the county clerk's office, the amount of marriage appointments have increased on a per week basis. the county says the average more than 300 appointments for marriage licenses and that number continues to grow. to go along with the ceremony tonight grace cathedral church off california street will also hold a ceremony and reception that begins tomorrow night around the same time to also commemorate the special anniversary. live from the castro brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >>> french president comes to bay area today where he will make a stop at san francisco city hall and meet with silicon valley

john always said to get to the topper most or the popper most that was his phrase they'd have to breakrican music, without a doubt. that's where they got all their influences from. >> you talked about in your book that elvis presley was a big influence. >> without a dog. when john and paul heard "hound dog," and a few other earlier - elvis songs, that did it for them. >> they couldn't believe the radio. >> the radio amazed them. they were each given a transistor radio to come back to the hotel. they were used to one station, in the uk listening to the bbc. they had that radio dplued to their ear for three weeks. they called every station in town and found out they were playing beatles records. >> much has been written about john and about the rest of the group. >> yes. >> what was the conflict between paul and john? >> with well be now we be they grew up and they grew apart. they were 17 years old, 16 when they met. by the time the beatles hit they were 21 and by the time they were 24 and 25 they had become different people. that's what happens to most of us when we reach that age. the