and then you fill wit a tablespoon of coarse salter. >> reporter: oh, that's salt. then you put it in a jar. and you fill it up. we will do one more so you can see it. and the reason i cut it like this, i have seen it other ways, is because then you can dice it for condiments or whatever you want. like i have had it diced here already. coarse salt again. just the way you would make pickles really, but the difference is you fill it with lemon juice. >> reporter: so you have other lemons and squeeze the juice out of them. >> right. >> reporter: if we took a jar like this, how many lemons will we put in here? >> eight. >> reporter: fill it up. >> not so easy but you can do it. >> i see you have one filled here. >> right. these have been going for a while. >> reporter: how long does it take? >> i fill them up, put bay leaf from nygaarden in here. >> reporter: all right. and i fill it up with bay leaf. >> reporter: we have run out of time. >> how long does it have to sit? >> a month on your counter and then you can use them and there are a myriad ways of using them but y

commission along with other city agencies, and even -- we had a sound engineer, we had someone from salters and associates there. and it's really a great group. it's a task force that's really doing a lot of good. and i think in the future, we'll be able to really change the sound ordinance here in the city which has some problems. and i think it's a real positive step. i'll be meeting with the city controller's office about our citation process in december. we'll be dr. kind of discussing more of the back end of that process. we'll be meeting -- it will be myself, the controller's office and then a few other agencies that are also now have the ability to issue the demitch citations -- administrative citations. so after that meeting i'll be able to give more information. i'll be testifying at a planning department hearing on trigger and also in december. so once that hearing and the results of that hearing happen, i will be able to give this commission kind of those results which will be -- should be interesting. finally, i would just -- i'll read this verbatim. it's important to note that

clouds and salters out taking care of their highways.he crews will remain out there for the rest of the night to make sure they will continue salt sxing the roads. the problem they're having is the cold pavement. the maryland state highw administration said they've seen conditions, the roadways about 20 degrees which means these wet conditions are going to be treacherous for drivers tonight. let's take a listen to drivers we spoke to. and see what they had to say about the worst roads they encountered today. >> i just came back from bwi airport. the roads were, you know, very stand still, bumper-to-bumper. a few accidents here and there. >> 5. >> what is it like? >> parking. everybody is stuck. nobody can get out. >> reporter: certainly not fun for drivers. if you don't have to be out here on the roads, stay at home in the nice warm apartment or house, wherever you live. don't come out here. officials say if you do have to come out, make sure you have a lot of patienc and pay attention to what drivers in front and around you are doing be