they're from santa fe, new mexico. these are the hatched chili.nd from the gourmet they were made from chicken and gouda cheese that won. i don't think i need to say who won from the dessert category? >> who made them? >> they're from mama's cafe in los angeles. across the board everybody loved those tamales. i love mama's hot tamale cafe. they're a training group as well. they help people off the street and train them how to make tamales. so that's a lot of love put into that one. >> are those all the winners? >> those are all the winners. and the grand winner -- i don't need to say it again. it was the guava tamale. >> next year we'll be back. you have tentatively some good names again. again, a similar panel of judges but we're going to surprise them later on. we can't say who they are, but we do have amazing judges. thank you all, again, for coming here and coming down here and spending all this time a down here and eating all these wonderful tamales and enjoying the holidays with us. >> thank you. thanks for having us to dinner >> and we than

we have a day's drive before we get to santa fe, which is where our next interview is.nna goodacre. (autumn) what i really love is you're always experiencing something new and how much you feel at home in places you've never been in. (aaron) we are on our way to glenna goodacre's house. her studio, actually. (liz) glenna appealed to me because of all the sculptures she's done. and she's been wildly successful at it. you don't hear about a lot of successful female sculptors. (glenna) is this the traveling group? it is. hi, i'm liz. hello liz. hi, i'm aaron. where are you all from? (whole team) montana. ♪ (glenna) so what type of people do you interview? (liz) people who are just passionate about what they do. (glenna) i'm passionate. (liz) [laughing] good...good. (glenna) i've been sculpting for forty years. (liz) wow. so my name's autumn. i've just completed six years of college, but i haven't-- did you flunk a lot? [laughter] so, i never really found that major, though, that really stuck with me. i really want to be a writer. i'm at that stage where i'm not sure-- do i

. >> en santa fe, nuevo mÉxico, pablo gutiÉrrez, univisiÓn. >> brasil estrenÓ presidente. hecho. hoy asumiÓ dilma una ex guerrillera. seguimos en del tema pero en estados unidos, juramentÓ en una breve ceremonia el gobernador 56 de nueva york. tenemos detalles de la ceremonia. >> fue juramentado anoche como el gobernador nÚmero 56 tres nueva york durante una pequeÑa ceremonia. -de. asistiÓ su padre. durante la maÑana de hoy, asumiÓ oficialmente su cargo como lÍder del estado. ofreciÓ un discurso de poco menos de media hora donde prometiÓ ponerle un lÍmite a los impuestos de la propiedad y recuperar las finanzas. >> el estado no sÓlo enfrenta un dÉficit del presupuesto, tambiÉn de integridad y confianza. esos son los obstÁculos que tendremos que superar durante esta administraciÓn. >> tambiÉn fue juramentado el vicegobernador de nueva york. en las responsabilidades estÁ el asumir el cargo de gobernador en caso de que el otros se ausente. la nueva administraciÓn tiene un dÉficit de millones de dÓlares y ganancias en declive. >> obama dijo que este aÑo estÁ dispuesto a trabaj

it was classic rock or whatever it is moving from santa fe to san francisco because they probably wanted to take it manage of the towers. i wanted to verify what i assume was the case based on these other hearings. >> i move to continue so we can take ceqa findings. >> public comment has already been closed. >> the question has been forwarded to the board of supervisors do we start having a policy discussion about how we deal with these by locations and distribution city tried to avoid health concerns. i am not an expert in the field. we hear people but i feel that it would be helpful to everyone and it even the department, this discussion will not be held at a larger level and that this is advised by the supervisors, there is really just more and more options and my level of expertise to where people express concerns and not being able to properly respond. >> i could get it ready for you for next week. >> that's fine. >> we can continue this to january 27th. >> will mr. hammond be heard next week? it has a lot to do with what was brought up earlier. my feeling is that the tower is neces

he bought a santa fe. >> the gas mileage, they say the car lasts longer. i wanted to try it. i am willing to try something else. >> this to the ship has gone from selling 10 cars a month to 100 at the peak. how does george the owner explained the brand's success? >> last year was a banner year. we have been in the backyard of the big three. we have our challenges. people are shopping with their pockets picked -- pocketbook. they woul>> 5% of cars sold in e u.s. were hyundai. the company's executives want to make sure they have american car buyers' attention. this is he problem will not be g buyers but building them fast enough to keep robust demand. >> 2010 was a breakthrough for the brand. our plants are running full speed and our biggest challenge will be on the supply side. >> there are others harboring american ambitions. volkswagen wants to become the world's biggest car maker. to do that, it must sell more vehicles in the u.s. to achieve the same reputation that it boasts elsewhere in the world. vw laid out the company goals. >> we have some big conditions. we grew by 2

in santa fe, their main business is indian artifacts and souvenirs. i worry that this will be a big souvenir shop, and the cafe is an afterthought. i think it is just a crime. this is a boathouse. it should be for boats and maintenance of boats. i think the concessionaire, he is from new mexico. how much control will he have here? i think it is a crime. >> let me make an observation. this will not be a souvenir shop. this matter has been before the commission to put a request for proposal out. those proposals have come back. the issue was heard about the competing proposals and who was selected. tonight's issue is the terms of the lease of that vendor that was selected. this is not a surprise or the first time it has been here. the idea that it would make mearwoods is incorrect. it is not a souvenir shop. i think the staff description was fairly accurate about it. i am not taking issue with what you say. i would be equally concerned if i thought it was going to end up that way. >> [inaudible] >> well, i am happy to keep the sentiments of that with the

(liz) it's day four and we have a day's drive before we get to santa fe, which is where our next interviewreally has just been a complete whirlwind. (glenna) after all these years i'm still mashing the clay. success is the greatest revenge. the older you get, the more different you become as a person. (malco) embrace where you're at n your lif. you've got to have some blind faith, and you've got to go. and it will happen. (female announcer) to watch more interviews from the road and listen to the music that keeps us driving, visit www.roadtripnation.com. online you can learn more about the movement and how to bring the experience into your classroom. ♪ ♪ (female announcer) state farm has made it possible for this documentary series to be shared on public television stations across the country. roadtrip nation would like to sincerely thank our friends at state farm for helping a nation of young people define their own roads in life. like a good neighbor, state farm is there. roadtrip nation would also like to thank the college board for supporting this series. the college board: connect to

followed by santa fe, new mexico, las vegas. they used a formula. they counted each city gay theme businesses and compared that with the total population. that works against cities that has large populations. new york city and los angeles did not make the list at all. >>> rock star brett michaels had heart surgery to close up a hole in his heart. he had the surgery yesterday in phoenix. he's now recovering and still being closely watched. doctors discovered a hole in his heart last spring. >>> vice president joe biden fulfilled his civic duty when he appeared for jury duty. he says he does not consider himself for any other person. it was an honor to be part of the system. >>> we have an emergency road closure in san francisco coming in off the bay bridge. you can see cal tran crews there at ninth street. they are doing some sort of emergency work. this will effect traffic coming in off the bay bridge. speaking of the bay bridge westbound is slow. it's very slow at the toll plaza. this may have something to do with the traffic on the upper deck. the

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the foundation is based in santa fe, new mexico, and it's historically done a lot of work in supporting the arts and supporting poetry. but patrick lennon, who's one of the key people in the foundation, has also been very interested in the middle east and in the question of palestine. he was a great, developed a great relationship with edward saeed, one of my great mentors and challengers, if you will. i learned more from edward challenging me on things than, perhaps, anyone else. and they, among other things, he was this extraordinary opportunity for writers to go to martha, texas, for weeks at a time to write if they're working on a book, to study or to read if they're not in the middle of a book, to think about their next book, plan and get away from their day-to-day work. so i'm greatly looking forward to that. >> host: what is olive branch press which published the primers? >> guest: olive branch press is the, what would i call it, the political arm of interleague books which is the publishing company in, now in northampton, massachusetts. and they publish a huge amount of work fro

. >>> according to the advocate magazine, minneapolis comes in number one, followed by santa fe new mexico, las vegas and and ordinary, this magazine counts each number of businesses and compares that with the city's total population. but the system actually works against cities with large populations. newyorkcity and los angeles, for example, didn't even make the list at all. >>> san francisco does want to be the backdrop to more movies and tv shows. hotels, restaurants and other vend ears are offering discounts to try to enspice companies to shoot their projects in the c ity. it's called the seen in san francisco program. a new picture from kate winslet will be taking part in the film. there is an open casting call this saturday at fort mason between 2:00 and:00 p.m. or sunday at the embarcadero ymca between 4:00 and 6:00. you are asked to bring a pen and a small photo of yourself. >>> east bay bike riders you may be spending time under the t racks. they want to build a ten-foot foot ton. this would go all the way past the hayward station. there would also be a pedestrian trail along the

convirtiÓ en la primer mujer hispana que asumiÓ como gobernadora en una ceremonia en la plaza central de santa feÍticas de activistas comunitarios. >> no somos criminales, somos trabajadores que venimos a ganarnos el pan con el sudor de nuestra frente y sabemos que quiere sacarle las becas a nuestros estudiantes y esto lo vamos a defender a capa y espada. >> y por su postura al acceso de estudios superiores. >> los republicanos estÁn prometiendo usar el nuevo congreso que comienza esta semana para cortar gastos y dar marcha atrÁs a la reforma de salud de imposibilidad y tambiÉn quieren evitar que se amplie el papel del gobierno a travÉs de regulaciones que le diga a las personas quÉ deben y quÉ no deben hacer. aprobar sus prioridades les serÁ más fÁcil aprobarlas en la cÁmara de representantes y no en el senado donde todavÍa los demÓcratas son mayorÍa. >> a los socorristas que enfermaron en las ruinas del centro comercial dnueva york. la ley de 400 millones de dÓlares serÁ financiada por medio de una cuota aplicada a compaÑÍas extranjeras que tienen contrato con el gobierno estadounidense. >> hal

my husband and i visited him in santa fe. we joined him on his walk.e walked at a moderate pace on the path down the st. john's university. when we hit the track of that school, stewart made his declaration which immediately acted on. "now we can pick up our pace." i hope you'll join me in storing that wonderful statement in your mind and spirit and put them to work on behalf of the causes that stewart udall loved. "now we can pick up our case." [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, douglas brinkley, prof. of history, rice university. >> welcome the good morning. i want to think the udall family for having me here and secretary salazar. is a privilege to be here today at the department of the interior. we heard that we should not perhaps be thinking of the icon of stewart udall but as a humanist. he is an icon of american. he is, i think, the great secretary of the interior in u.s. history. we can say that now and that should be the tagline because he truly was. i have been finishing a book called, "the quiet world" largely about alaska. the idea for the

there is that big storm in the northern plains from bismarck down through santa fe.seeing >> thanks so much. that's your latest weather. now over to erica. i want to believe, i want to believe there's a cute shoe that's comfortable. >> i'm going to make this work for you. don't you worry. for many women, beauty can be a pain in the foot. literally. but there is brand-new technology out there in many a shoe that can keep you stylish and keep your feet happy at the same time. "early" show style contributor katrina szish is here with some samples. we always love it when you come by with your goodies. good morning. this is the hardest part. i love shoes like a lot of other women but they're not comfortable. and that's why you see people going to work in sneakers. >> yes. or limping. which is not a good thing. >> so you have some shoes this morning, all of these shoes really do have some sort of comfort technology built in. >> absolutely. i'm not saying these are comfy because they're flat or a wedge. these either have some sort of padded foot sole, therapeutic memory foa

we celebrated his life on the first day of summer in santa fe, new mexico. today, we recognize his contribution to his country in anticipation of the first day of fall. and, dad, in forward to the first day of winter -- i do not know what we're going to do and to top this. [laughter] i will assign to the grandchildren the first day of winter. we would like to think, from what we just heard, the praise, the speeches, that stewart udall had no flaws, but ask the family. [laughter] he was one stubborn old coot. and, actually, that stubbornness might explain why he got so many things done as the speakers have talked about today. just one memory of mine -- i can remember back when dad was practicing law -- this was post- cabinet -- representing uranium miners and down-winders who died from their exposure to radiation. people thought it was a hopeless case. believe me, many people told him that he should move on to other things. it ended up being a 30-year-plus battle, but he never gave up. the cases went all the way up to the supreme court. the court said these c

you've got italian cheese and herb, savory garlic, santa fe blend. >> and it's all so easy in this contain>> well, this is aimed at boomer women who are flexitarrians. they're not like extreme vegetarians but they like to cut down on their meat consumption. they love meat but they're worried about their cholesterol. this is all soy based. it's delicious. you get your bacon flavors and egg and cheese and everything. but it's a little healthier. >> so the trend that we're seeing here, convenience, affordability, a lot of this stuff is very affordable. and also a little bit on the healthier kick. >> exactly. >> which gets me to these cracker chips. >> we're all grown-up kids. if you have kids you're familiar with the goldfish. i actually have my son's plastic goldfish in the shape of a fish that i eat out of. this is a combination of the chip, and a cracker. and it seems a little more sophisticated. and again, baked and natural so it's healthy. >> and i love goldfish, as well. i still to this day go through them. >> don't have to be embarrassed. >> let's go to some more skin care, beauty prod

wasting money on lawyers in the public education department in santa fe does nothing to help a child by cutting waste and inefficiency in the bureaucracy, we will increase the percentage of funds that reach the classroom. so our kids will benefit. second, we will adopt an easy- to-understand, easy-to- implement system of grading. schools will be assigned letter grades a, b, c, d or f. and these grades will be posted to the web. that's real accountability that will yield real results. greater accountability will ensure we identify struggling students in all grades. and focus attention on the lowest-performing 25% of students. we will get them help immediately. just as we'll target struggling students with immediate help, so too will we target failing schools with immediate intervention. currently, it takes approximately five years to identify and intervene in a failing school. five years. we can't wait that long to help these kids. that's why they drop out. third, we will end social promotion, the practice of passing children from one grade to the next before they have mastered the ba

people like yvonne from santa fe would have to worry about losing their health care. yvonne lost her job when the company she worked for was shipped overseas. she was diabetic and because of the high cost of cobra, she was fored to ration her medicine. as a result, she became gravely ill and had to visit the emergency room. her doctors noticed another problem that required further examination yet because yvonne could not afford cobra and because private insurance companies would not insure her because she had diabetes, the hospital released her. the only option yvonne had was to wait two months to be seen at the university of new mexico hospital. she was diagnosed with a form of lung cancer that would have been caught earlier had she not been kicked out. she passed away from complications resulting from the cancer having suffered through a system that discriminated against her we cannot return to the days when people like yvonne are forced to suffer because of insurance companies' bad practice. let's not turn a blind eye on people lie e-- like yvonne. the speaker pro

people like yvonne from santa fe would have to worry about losing their health care. yvonne lost her job when the company she worked for was shipped overseas. she was diabetic and because of the high cost of cobra, she was fored to ration her medicine. as a result, she became gravely ill and had to visit the emergency room. her doctors noticed another problem that required further examination yet because yvonne could not afford cobra and because private insurance companies would not insure her because she had diabetes, the hospital released her. the only option yvonne had was to wait two months to be seen at the university of new mexico hospital. she was diagnosed with a form of lung cancer that would have been caught earlier had she not been kicked out. she passed away from complications resulting from the cancer having suffered through a system that discriminated against her we cannot return to the days when people like yvonne are forced to suffer because of insurance companies' bad practice. let's not turn a blind eye on people lie e-- like yvonne. the speaker pro

publicity because this what every night it would be on the news and then finally they could come to santa fe the coup -- come to a big crescendo to make some kind of a massive change. on the other hand, the longer this goes i think it's like medicare, and sure there are a lot of people who the day after medicare was passed wanted to repeal it, and i am absolutely sure there are a lot of people on medicare today who wouldn't give it up in an instant probably were among that group, so i think as people learn what it is and what it's not, it's going to be hard to repeal but i thought the republicans had a real opportunity to posture and as we are already going to go for the obamacare reform and now they are showing their hand. >> i am not sure that that is -- i don't agree. i'm not sure that it would be repealed but it's the politics of what happens when it gets to the senate. i think the repeal will pass the house because of the members and a lot of democrats will vote that we as well because a lot of democrats reduced to be members of congress lost on just that issue and everybody else knows

oakland's current sheaf and santa fe's acting chief are the two finalists.e local news coming up in half an hour, "today" show in two minutes. >>> it is 8:30 now on a friday morning, january 21, 2011. if these folks didn't get their fill of winter with the morning snow they should come back tomorrow when it will be in the low teens and feel closer to zero. joy, joy, joy. by the way, that music you hear, that's the classic aero smith hit "walk this way." we'll hear more of his blend of rock and classic. >> so cool. >> that's coming up. >> he's fiddling. >> that's special. also coming up we have been talking about a lot of things including we'll hear from suzanne somers, a great example of someone focused on fitness and health. she's been in the spotlight for more than three decades and she has advice on staying sexy and fighting the fat after 40. >> also the stars shine on the red carpet at the golden globes. coming up we have dresses that look like the dresses the stars wore for a fraction of the price. >> speaking of stars, lester and i -- any time you can

people like yvonne from santa fe would have to worry about losing their health care. yvonne lost her job when the company she worked for was shipped overseas. she was diabetic and because of the high cost of cobra, she was fored to ration her medicine. as a result, she became gravely ill and had to visit the emergency room. her doctors noticed another problem that required further examination yet because yvonne could not afford cobra and because private insurance companies would not insure her because she had diabetes, the hospital released her. the only option yvonne had was to wait two months to be seen at the university of new mexico hospital. she was diagnosed with a form of lung cancer that would have been caught earlier had she not been kicked out. she passed away from complications resulting from the cancer having suffered through a system that discriminated against her we cannot return to the days when people like yvonne are forced to suffer because of insurance companies' bad practice. let's not turn a blind eye on people lie e-- like yvonne. the speaker pro

fe afternoon sunshine, evening, it clear conditions. current temperatures = cold in the north bay. napa, fairfield 41. south bay = mid-40s. visibility = santa rosa half mile. also showing fog into the delta. elsewhere clear. 10:00 warming it up, new in mixture of 50s-'60s. hi topping out into the '60shigh 'd 50's.67 d. 657 cisc67. 68 redwo, fremont, san jose and mountain view. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. much more in the way ahead of us, a string of sunny days till friday. weekend = change. clouds roll in. slight chance of a raindrops or two on sunday. george. >> reporter: no delays, hot spots, starting with a project, oakland bay bridge. still as you see very light volume for the rest ride. all the approaches look good. so does your ride across san mateo still pretty light volume in the commute direction. 12 minute drive time. the rat and the golden gate, 101, no delays. no problems reported group marin county. touch chain = no problems, a strain looks good, >> darya: thank you, developing story it has been a week and still no sign of juliani cardenas. statewide in amber alert has been downgraded officials are following ev