chocolate chunk, cinnamon bread pudding.esserts and this is so simple to make, and you can even compare in advanced to save some time, while you're making dinner. it al starts here, with our cinnamon bread. and this is two pounds of cinnamon bread. actually we cut it up into little chunks and if you notice, it's kind of stale a little bit, which is exactly what you want for bread dessert or custard like we're making. so i'm going to take this and put it into this enormous bowl over here and into that, i'm going to pour one and a half sixths of melted butter, like i said. this is decadent, this one. and i'm going to put in 12 ounces of chocolate chips. buy the best ones you can find because really, it gives this best flavor. if it has great chocolate, it makes for a great dessert. okay, stir that up. the butter is soaking inside the bread. and that is, by the way, why the bread is dried because the dryer the bread is, more liquid it will absorb, especially things like well custard, which we're going to make right now. so in t

the pud allows for density increase. it allows you to go up to the next allowable zoning density district minus one and allows for other mot ifzs to rear yard so the project was approved for 122 lots with up to 182 dwelling units. i will note while there were exemptions from the area and rear yard requirements of the planning code the project didn't require variances and handled the pud process and under the limits of the planning code. they didn't seek the ability to go up to the next highest district. based on the lot size they are allowed up to 408 units and up to the next one is 557 and this is well within the amounts allowed under the planning code. i would note that the planning department decision of conditional use of approval and in paragraph five of a.d and states "if there is a lapses for three years or more and null and void and revert to use principally permitted in rm1 and four zoning district". it would be noted it didn't require them to get building permits within three years in fact the code states that

. >> the pudding. what you got to do with if you put the pudding in the spoon in your mouth and twirl it out and spit it rudy. and camille. i'm bill cosby. [laughi [laughing]. >> she has got a gift. thank you. we'll see you next 0 captioning sponsored by comedy central ["the colbert report" theme music playing] [eagle caw] [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting stephen] >> stephen: that's right. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much, everybody. [cheers and applause] folks, please -- welcome -- welcome, ladies and gentlemen, in here out there to tonight's information uplink. thank you for joining us, folks. folks, when i'm right, i'm right. and when i'm wrong, i'm often right, too. but when i'm wrong and i'm wrong, i'm big enough to change my opinion. [ laughter ] case in point, i'm no fan of the french. [ laughter ] yeah, they gave us that statue, but it turned green as soon as we put it up. [ laughter ] and i don't have to tell you what a money pit louisiana's turned out to be. jefferson s

as it packaged itself to pud, it comes automatically a larger project. i think on a policy issue was the public transit parking and traffic. i myself cannot afford to give on that point. i'm prepared on all others. we are already creating a larger project. we are already giving more development benefit to the developer in terms of how many units he can develop. so, i think that is all i can support. >> commissioner antonini. >> well, it is extraordinary and this has not been pointed out. the saving of the new mission theater and the creation of an even better facility there necessitates, i believe, at the $1 million contribution from the project sponsor, it might even be more. so, that's something that is exceptional and i think the community benefits that are being promised to help stabilize the community, particularly commercial businesses that are threatened to go far beyond what is mandatory under the eastern neighborhoods stabilization front. so, it they are doing some very unusual things and they've got to make it work. and it doesn't work if you c

>> jimmy: if you could wrap it up. >> chocolate pudding! >> jimmy: i don't feel like you're actually selling anything. >> oh! oh! >> jimmy: are you all right? >> what is your problem, jimmy? >> jimmy: it's not my fault! i didn't do this? >> your energy did this. [ laughter ] >> it's deep. it's deep. it's clean deep. >> that is a beautiful cut, though. >> a beautiful cut. >> yeah. >> it's a cleaner slice. a much cleaner slice than you'd get from my store bought knife. right to the bone. >> it's beautiful. >> jimmy: you know, maybe you should go see the medic or something? huh? >> i think we're gonna go. we're gonna go now. >> jimmy: ryan, he's getting a little woozy, i think. >> this is your fault, jimmy. >> jimmy: this is not my fault! this is not my fault. [ cheers and applause ] didn't get to buy our knife. all right, this seems like a good time to take a break. when we come back, and we will be right back, we'll find out how much people know about the congress they hate so much. spoiler alert, it's not a lot. that, plus brad paisley and

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. >> they have been working on this road since this summer pudding and guard rails all the way up. they should have known. they should have known what speed they needed to be going and everything. >> as for the workers that were killed, their hearts go out to their families dealing with such a sudden loss. >> i feel really bad because they're out there trying to make money for their family, and they get killed. especially during side work. that is crazy. >> they have not ruled anything out as of right now. >> thank you. exclusive video of a lengthy police chase through northeast baltimore city and baltimore county after two officers were struck during a drug bust. this started in the 5200 block of bel aire. she was finally stopped in kearney. officers struck for taken to the hospital with non life- threatening injuries. the suspect has been identified as alycia hoffman. maryland state police say it is believed a nasty tractor-trailer crash that could shut down both directions of the beltway last night was caused by a driver cutting across several lanes to try to make an exit. just

well, i -- eye pudding. [ laughter ] pat is preaching family values as jesus said in the bible let he who is without sin cast the first phone and that uggo over there. i mean woof! if mrs. christ, christine, i believe if she wasn't so slatternly maybe [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. my guest tonight is a network news icon who has been in journalism since the 60's. i'll ask him where he was when he heard the news that i was born. please welcome tom brokaw. [cheers and applause] tom, good to see you again. thank you for coming. sit down. all right, you've been doing -- >> the audience has gotten an exinterest dose of am pet means tonight. >> stephen: they have. they scored them from hsbc. have you done anything exciting lately. every time i talk to you i try to brag with something fun. i said i had just come back from new zealand fly fishing and you said, you said i just came back from fly fishing with gorbachev. what have you done that is only brokawesque? >> i'm getting ready to go on a big biking trip in patagonia. >> stephen: really? mus

. >> jimmy: how many of these -- >> tapioca pudding, cottage cheese. >> jimmy: i think we should probablyp it up because, will -- >> apple sauce. >> jimmy: if you could wrap it up, because i don't -- >> chocolate pudding. >> jimmy: i don't feel like you're actually selling any -- >> oh. oh. >> jimmy: oh. are you all right? >> what is your problem, jimmy? >> jimmy: didn't do this. >> your energy did this. >> it's deep. it's deep too. it's clean deep. >> that's a beautiful cut, though. it's beautiful. >> a beautiful cut. it's a cleaner slice. it's a much cleaner slice than you get from my store bought knife. >> right to the bone. >> right to the bone. >> beautiful. >> jimmy: you know, maybe you should go see the medic or something? huh? >> i think we're going to go. we're going to go now. >> jimmy: okay. ryan, he is getting a little woozy, i think. >> this is your fault, jimmy. >> jimmy: this is not my fault. >> it's time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it is this week in unnecessary censorship. >> remember that seven years ago a

you can always get that bread pudding souffle and you can always get my favorite, gumbo.nd today he's going to make shrimp gumbo for me. >> we have oysters, we'll lay these down. okay. it doesn't have to be really expensive. a quick shot of brandy. >> wow. >> take it up. that's how we do it down here in new orleans. >> uh-huh. >> we'll do to finish this dish, we'll add a little rice. >> everybody loves gumbo with rice. some rice goes down. that to the side. and the most important thing about gumbo is the rue. >> it's always that dark rue. it gives it that beautiful louisiana flavor. >> oh my goodness. >> what else do you have? you have some okra. >> we have some as a garnish. we don't want to cook our seafood too long here. >> because it will be hard. >> that's right. we'll take a piece of our shrimp down. these are wild caught out of the gulf of mexico. just like they should be. beautiful. red fish there. i tell you what, i love oysters. so salty, so plump and juicy. these are beautiful. >> oh wow. >> and okra is actually -- >> i like okra. >> it is really good. the gumb

i know that our chair campos, we are proof in the pudding, we have had our disagreements. as chair and vice chair of ta in the past year, we have worked together incredibly closely, almost always having a common voice, fighting together whether regional or within the city. even though supervisor avalos and i don't always agree on everything i will be able to have that same kind of relationship and working collaboratively to move together the broad goal of making the city truly transit first, and improving transit throughout the region. i look forward to working with you together. >> i appreciate the fact that is vice chair you have worked hard to make sure that we have a common ground. and some of the differences on a couple of issues don't get in the way of the work that needs to be done. i appreciate that and i appreciate the work that not only you do but also your staff. commissioner mar. >> thank you chair campos. i want to say that avalos as chair will continue love the great work that our current chair campos has led, making sure that there is equity in how we distri

all right, get ready to press down on your game pud. let's start up the board! jimmy: "hide and seek." ooh. ♪ >> hide and seek! >> jimmy: very good. you know how this works. i will close my eyes. you have five seconds to hide anywhere in the studio. if i find you, you lose. [ laughter ] ready? hide. ♪ [ buzzer ] all right, very good. [ laughter ] i found you. [ laughter ] get outta there. [ applause ] [ sad tuba ] good try, though. that was pretty good. five seconds. hey, you guys, come on back out. come on, all back out, all three of you guys. ♪ come on back out >> jimmy: here we go. now, here's the deal, guys. you're all tied with a great score of zero. now, to break the tie, you're all gonna play one of my favorite game shows, "win, lose or draw." here we go. ♪ >> win, lose or draw! >> jimmy: all right, guys. here we go. welcome to "win, lose or draw." let's put ten seconds on the clock. you know the rules. win, lose or draw -- cat! [ clock ticking ] [ buzzer ] all right. markers down, markers down. [ laughter ] what are you laughing at? [ laughter ] oh, i se

you know, the proof is in the pudding. >> reporter: if the interview, armstrong admitted to bullying those who went up against him. >> if i didn't like what somebody said. and for whatever reasons in my own head, whether i viewed that as somebody being disloyal, a friend turning on you, i tried to control that. that's a lie, they are layers. >> reporter: the livestrong cancer foundation foued by armstrong, last night's admission brings hope of a new chapter. >> with a little sense of relief, because our organization today can finally move beyond this topic and issue. >> reporter: an issue of cheating now resolved, but a regularcy that remains unclear. chris clackum, nbc news. >>> and still no word from manti te'o whose inspiring story about the death of his girlfriend has turned out to be a hoax. t public. notre dame says he was victim of a sick prank. questions linger on whether he was in on the scheme. the answers so far a mystery. >>> and a health scare for pablo sandoval. a picture from a newspaper in venezuela. the world series mvp checking into a hospital there. his brother act

mainly you don't hear my leaders or preachers come up here and saying that and that is a question that puds as wells me too and i suggest that supervisor to encourage your colleagues to have ecome and have a hearing in the fill more where the government said they need to have a renewal and here, we have a public housing and the agency is corrupted and a lot of thing are corrupted and that housing a lot of our african america community and then we had the redevelopment community and so the mayor is restructuring two giant agencies for the 20 last 20 years redevelopment and housing authorities which is housing a lot of african america community. and wd is seasoning out rfp's for efor what the helm, i don't know and we have a community that doesn't have a mother-in-laws association label, also blacks on the leaders account and the mayor said that the city is in a big bend -- well lord have mercy he just don't know we have been sweep like by a broom and we have racism on both side we have white people saying that there is racism and there is racism for years, black history month, we have been d

and, so, the fire damage building, a lot of the pud problems on that building are being corrected. * they were corrected over the years. i had a contested case. i lost over a million dollars because of that. it was a struggle. i mean it was one struggle after another. i had a lawyer, david [speaker not understood], little colorful. my bankruptcy attorney is now in jail for first degree murder. and then i walk into the housing department after i close that case. so, i've been through one horrible situation after another. in my life, but i can't stand this any more with housing, i really can't * . when i came to see you, you asked rosemary if she was targeting me. i came a couple days later and you told me that. then you asked me was i going to sue for harassment, and i was shocked. i didn't even know that possibility existed. so, i'm not a litigious [inaudible]. i just, i turn my buildings into condos. i'm trying to -- i inherited a family business, it was started by my parents here in san francisco in 1952. you know, i just love buildings. so, that's my -- what i'm doing with my life

. >> i'm thinking this is a sexual presidenter th preside predator that wanted to pull his pud in someone's house. >> just going to the wrong home? >> maybe the way he gets his kicks. >> it just makes no sense. >>> we've all done it, all been there. driving along, and you notice the police van, a nice clip, and you hit your brakes so you don't get a ticket. that happened to this guy, but look at the bottom of your screen. 113 miles per hour. he was clocked, but he slowed down to 23 miles per hour in three seconds. >> i'm impressed. >> and only fishtailed a little. >> good job. i'm surprised he didn't get rear-ended. >> by that entire motorcycle gang behind him. >> very important point, beth. this is in the eyed kingdom where you're supposed to drive on the opposite side of the road. this guy was going around a school of people learning thousand ride motorcycles, going past them at 113 miles per hour, and they're saying that he got dangerously close to the lead biker here, but he got a fat ticket. >> i bet. >> $1,300. >> driving a porsche. he can afford it. >> he can. his porsche is about $9

you tuck those into the pudding cup for the ground.ess and authenticity, chocolate cookie wafers. how fun is that? >> it's a great way to celebrate. >> why don't we visit gracie and sophia. >> what are you doing? oh, you're not doing your nails. what are you doing? >> they are making our beautiful ring-a-ling necklaces. they look like glass enamel, but they are easily made from nail polish, and these are a little addictive, i have to say. once you start making them, you can see what beautiful results you get. >> how cute. >> you can make as many as you want because they are made from metal washers from the hardware store. they're so cheap to make just from nail polish. older kids can make really sophisticated patterns like this, but little kids can just swirl together. >> just have fun. >> can you get really pretty results from swirling. >> i love the colors you guys are using. >> those are great. thank you. >> when you are done, put a clear coat on top to seal it. >> they're so cute. >> so cute. >> thank you, ladies. okey dokey. >> th

this project was before the planning commission in 2010 as a rezoning from p to rh-1, also needed a pud and the conditional use authorization to build 28 single family homes on previously surplus public lands. since the commission hearing the project has a new owner, habitat for humanity and they bought the entitlements. they retained the features of the entitlements, and instead of providing 15% inclusionary housing on site, they are providing 100% affordable family sized home ownership housing. appellant raised concerns about the change in ownership. staff explained ownership has no bearing on the subdivision approvals. supervisor cohen asked habitat if there were any common areas where the appellant could use to access for their own gardening. supervisor avalos stated he had mediated a meeting between the opponent and habitat offered to build raised beds on the appellant's property but the offer had been refused. with that the public hearing was closed and the board voted to deny the appeal. and then the board lastly voted on a final reading of the ordinance introduced by supervisor

money would be pud in a fund for trafficking victims. they want to show support for all dog owners including pit bull type dogs many of them disappointed when the court of appeals decision in 2012 that said pit bulls are inherently dangerous. there will be a public hearing on the pit bull compromise bill this afternoon at 2:30. you can catch the governor's state of the state address streamed live at abc2news.com starting at noon. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> thank you. >>> heading down to new orleans, the ravens get down to business today. they will hold the first superbowl practice at tulane university baseball stadium which has been retrofitted for football. but will they be distracted by the news surrounding ray lieu this coming out of -- lewis this come out of media da. sports illustrated reports he reached out to a company to get an exextract that contains a substance banned by the nfl. he says there should be no questions whether or not he is clean. >> i been in the business 17 years and nobody has ever got up with me every morni

of bread to make the bread pudding.ve here and my favorite is the ones with the raisins and the nuts and grains. reason being you can already incorporate it in the ingredients you already have. so we start off with bread, milk and navy bean. we blended it with the butters and sugars and oils. >> and you said we're focusing on beans for a good reason? >> well, fiber is the most important reason because when you put fiber in your body, it accesses the agent and your body uses the food for energy and whatever else it doesn't use it pushes through. the fiber helps that. we are going to put some nutmeg in and got a secret blend. >> you can't tell us that part? >> no. then we have some vanilla. incorporate it and get all those ingredients in there nice. >> so if you wanted to do more of a cinnamon bread you could do that, too? >> cinnamon, pumpkin. french is really good because it holds up really good, and you will get those ingredients in there and see how it sokes it up? then put the sugar over the top. and then -- >> brown

the website is bad and the picture is bad and this is proof of the pudding. >> what are your thoughts of erica and how she is listening to you. >> erica is stubborn. >> i'm skeptical what he is willing to produce, but i am willing to give him a shot. >> scale of 1 to 10, what is the room right now? >> zero. >> the jury is definitely out on what he is saying. >> we gave andrew a modest budget and 24 hours to show his stuff. when he is done, we will see if erica can be convinced. meantime, mike wasted no time to introduce erica to the next member of the team. dawn is an account specializing in quickbooks software. >> give her a sense of how she is doing the accounting now. >> not really. >> how do krou track stuff? >> i don't. i have money coming n and pay the bills and i see what is in my business check account, and that's about it. >> all right. now you are trying to blow my mind. how do you track the taxes? >> well, i pay the sales tax, but per my 2011 taxes, i just guessed. >> you guessed. >> i guesstimated. i sent in like guesstimated and sent in an amount. >> i hope you guessed hi

>> pip pip, pudding pop right it is, my little niblet. ♪ [ applause ] >> will and i are really quite burberry caps, riding the lift, hopping on the tube, dillydallying from flat to flat on the way to visit grandmom straight away. chippy chop. krump et, my pet? >> no, thank you. i've just eaten. >> jam sandwich? >> no. >> swimming costume? >> why? >> spotted dick. shrimp on the barbie? >> brad, can you cut for two seconds, is tha cool? >> you need a break? >> no, i just wanted to say that i think -- i think maybe save some of your british references. it's a little weird to mention them all at once. also shrimp on the barbie is not a british thing. >> yes, it is. shi shrimp on the barbie. it's british. >> no. i see your confusion. it's actually australian. >> all right. don't get your nickers in a snat. >> another key to a successful relationship is open communication. >> yes. communication is key. i always say to kate, tell me with a you want, what you really, really want. and i'll tell you what i really, really, really want. >> now you're just quoting the spice girls. >> is that the

>> i don't think it can, but the proof will be in the pudding. i think blackberry 10 will represent a significant improvement for the blackberry devices. i think it will mimic in many respects the attributes of the ios and its respective manufactures whether it is apple or samsung. the real question is does it have that extra sizzle to entice customers to come back to the blackberry family? cheryl: absolutely. will they go back to blackberry or stick with athletes. senior research analyst, thank you. >> thank you for having me. cheryl: the path of least resistance is higher. we're sitting at these five-year highs for the major markets, and the dollar is higher, the nasdaq, s&p, the russell all trading to the upside. january seems to be happening. we finally got out of the $92 area. let's go to the floor show. the cme group and of course the nymex standing by at the new york stock exchange in the thick of earnings all about technology, how are you feeling? >> today is one of those days a market of stocks rather than a stock market. we are starting

if you eat nothing but chocolate pudding your entire life, then you can venture out there and very your diet. it is all there. there are so many times when i have spoken in public forums and people will say, why are the media not covering x? how did you find out about that? it was on page 6, but they thought it should be on page one. the media you consume are not reflecting your priorities. they are run by people. if you go straight to google news, you can have an algorithm doing that search for you. i think you just have to swallow hard, do a lot, and realize this is all up to you now. i am not startling for the world that was at all. >> that task of leaving it up to you can be kind of frightening. >> you have to find people you can trust. when you watch cbs or it read the new york times, those were your aggregators. it is not about "here is what i had for breakfast today." it is about "this person is incredible." they send me links from across the media and show me stories that i would not otherwise know. i have to say that i have my own twitter feed. i am a bit bifurcated. on the med

we have texas corn pudding, bark cued baked beans, roasted beats is a seasonal -- beets is a seasonal item we do macaroni and cheese. you're going to try a wing. this is a barbecued pork butt. this is the workhorse. >> we're just about out of time. i'm going to try that. if you want to celebrate meat week, rockland's is the place to do it. >> we're in arlington, alexandria and rockville. >>> we turn to new orleans for a non-sporting look at the media day craziness. this is funny. you don't want to miss it. >> my gosh, it's so embarrassing. >> i'm at honda, we know some people are never happy with the way things are. and are always dreaming of how they could be. smarter, simpler, how-on-earth-does-it-do-that... er. and they make it that way. because things can always be better. we like those people. they think like us. introducing the best civic sedan yet. made possible by honda. vo: for cold and flu seaso honey, don't use your sleeve. the's clorox bleach. >>> we've been trying to help you get ready for super bowl all this week, including showing you our favorite all- time commercials.

boy, when it kicks in. >> clog your arteries with the pudding. deep fried cheese curds too.yet. but wait like 20 years. >> brown gravy will get you in like 20 years. >> i heard a chime. >> stephanie: i know. >> oh fine. >> stephanie: it is the alert that canada is about to attack. >> in 20 years. >> stephanie: that's what google alert said. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: okay. all right. >> we have a town called regina, eh? >> that, you do. >> okey-dokey. >> dare you not to laugh eh? >> stephanie: you realize we've become a south park episode. we're laughing at canadian episodes. >> we all have flappy heads. >> stephanie: send the mounties eh? >> we're wearing red coats so you can see us real good, eh? >> stephanie: all right. oh, let's do a hate letter. why not. they're losing it. >> do we have hate music? >> stephanie: sure. this could be from one of my parents. i'm so disappointed with you. >> disappointed! >> stephanie: see, that's even worse than hate. disappointment. >> disappointment! >> stephanie: not only are you a despicable liberal but you also have a twist of communi

unwillingness to take us over the cliff on in a substantial way, he chose not to do that the proof is in the puddingyou are forced to choose, your back is up against the wall, you show your priorities, what are you willing to throw overboard? what are you following sacrifice. mike's statement is borne out by the deal that the president accepted. and it's one in which he chose not to play games with the cliff you not to play games with the economy. and to try to keep the economy recovering. remember that the easiest way out would be if the economy came back and we grew at a faster pace. i think a good chance the president's thinking was hopefully, you know, buy a little more time, economic growth might make this easier, he just wasn't going to do it on medicare and social security, i think what mike was getting at. >> michael, the trepidation among some on the left at least right now, maybe they don't yet next actually what president obama's priorities are on entitlements, social security, medicare and we are going to find out in the next few months because republicans are going use the debt ceiling,