to make sure we're up to date on those i don't think we've looked at those and sometimes those get stale or should be moved forward i'm looking at my notes just a moment oh, under 5 e the large development projects when are they slated to start is that 2016 or before? >> sorry eleanor dope manager i'm assuming you're referring to the two projects the warriors update and the market street update the two new projects that are included ♪ report we don't have a status when those projects will be constructed for the market street 950 market street project we anticipate that a water supply sf net will be brought to the commissions in january of next year to look at the water supply needs but all the projects are include in the 2013 study we've identified water to serve those developments >> thank you for the report. >> oh, i'm sorry ellen as part of the assessment will we get a sense of what the design with regards to conservatism efficiency anything they're proposing. >> they have to propose that in their water supplies and how they intend to meet them there's conservatism and have to include

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so we make a sausage and sage stuffing with stale bread and we bind it together with eggs and cream andle press so it is a waffle. >>> eighths waffle. >> yes. >>> made of stuffing. >>> and then what's on top of it? >> oven roasted turkey which we cook in house and homemade gravy, homemad home cranberry sd little bit of chives. >>> how do i go after it? how would you attack that? because i want to get it all in one bi bite. >> i would just stick your fork in it and go. >>> go like that? >> yeah. >>> get little bit of that there, too. this is going to be gross. so like a -- look a way. ♪ >> what do you think? >>> i love you. i love you, vi. eye i'll squat down any time you want much that's fantastic. >> every time. >>> you know what gets me is the cranberry. you've got salty and -- >> and sweet and tart. >>> and sweet and tart altogether. >> it's so easy to make cranberry sauce fresh. >>> she also is going to be at our you gotta try station station event coming up, folks. it's thursday, october 2nd. a few tickets left. go to our website myfoxphilly.com and you can buy the tickets. we'll l

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you can say it's more or less unfair but it's stale unfair.de, suppose you exterminated a whole group of people, 20,000, but the other exterminated 20 million, one is small by comparison but the same crime. >> genocide? when i say genocide, are you thinking a number? >> what are retalking about, mary's gourmet diner? >> mary's gourmet diner is a small picture, genocide is a big picture. >> that's my point. would you think greater genocide is worse than a smaller? >> no, general o side is general o side. mary's gourmet is brunch. >> we weren't comparing. yes. we were making an analogy. hich is a comparing. i know how to fix this. >> these guys are just being petty assholes, right? >> i -- you won't say it because you're a nice person. but let's take a moment of silence if we agree these guys are petty assholes. >> absolutely. in the end, maybe we would be better off if dan would lighten the (bleep) up. >> i don't know about that. hear about the atheist, rabbi and the priest walk into a bar? the rabbi and priest shut the door before the atheist

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. >> so when i look at the stale you have to start fast. get dallas thinking. ut, oh thanksgiving day we couldn't stop him. you want to sustain office and take any confidence away from dallas cowboys to begin win the game. >> jimmy rollings trade is not official but news is setting in. we caught one phillies bench coach boa he calls him the best short stop in franchise history. >> he's look a mike schmidt he brought a lot to the city and a lot of people won't really understand how important he was to the ball club. sgle everything you ask do he has done. i personally believe he has a lot. >> villanova football prepares lot. >> villanova football prepares for a big game party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby! hey, you need 'em, you want 'em, and now there's no better time to get 'em. blinds to go. blinds for life. blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues! woo-hoo! as our gift to you, take 20% off the entire stor

"action news" will stale on stop of changing temperatures to plan nearest festive 'tis. tune in 4:30 tomorrow morning david, karen, matt and tam will bring you the latest. >> to breaking news out of bensalem bucks county that's where police are investigating a shooting involving an alleged intruder. officers say the suspect broke into a woman's apartment 1,000 block of boblik drive and then started to tough him saevrl inappropriately before stealing her dog and jumping out of the window. police say he was shot twice when he broke into another apartment he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >> police in toms river new jersey say they arrested a man accused of running over his girlfriend. detectives were called out to the hess gas station route 37 east this morning. he threw the victim to the ground and choked her before getting into his suv and backing over her three times. they caught one him tonight. he faces several charges including attempted murder. bail is set at half a million dollars. the victim was type jersey shore university medical septemberer a

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. >>> it is new year's eve, a tradition more than 100 years old, but it never gets stale for some. >> 3, 2, 1, happy new year! >> all right. final preparations underway for the new year's eve ball drop in new york city's times square. >> organizers lit up the prepared the 32,000 l.e.d. lights. at 11:59 tomorrow night, it will begin its descent. >> when we count down the final 60 seconds, ov00er 1 night million americans -- 190 million americans will be counting down with us in unison. i can't think of another moment in time like that one. >> the famous new year's ornament is encrusted with more than 2600 waterford crystals and weighs 12,000 pounds. >> officers out in force, bomb sniffing dogs, barricades up delivered by the truckload. for tomorrow night's big new year's eve party. >>> the only station with weather alert days, wusa9's first alert weather. >> wow. i guess -- i'm always surprised you don't hear more about people freezing and having health troubles from the bitter cold. >> seriously. >> it doesn't seem like there's a lot. >> it will be about 26, 27 when they ring in the n

. >> reporter: and stale pills isn't the only store with security breach issues.he chain joins a growing list an growing number of holiday shoppers say id theft is top of mind. >> it makes me very nervous to go to the store to go to shopping. >> reporter: she's not alone. but what can you done to stop these security breaches? >> unfortunately, i think it's a problem that's here to stay. >> reporter: dr. robert dividio is a professor and cyber crime expert at drexel university. he says the problem is literally in the cards. >> we should be gradually moving over to a chip and pin system. unfortunately it's not quick enough. >> reporter: video says to get online as much as possible to check every transaction, find a problem, contact your bank right away. >> i work hard for my money. i don't want nobody else getti g my money. >> staples knew of a poe tennessee shall break in objection they confirmed that breach a little bit earlier tonight. >> david, what do people need to know to fine out if they've been affected? >> reporter: that's great question. you mentioned sev

start to see high pressure build in as that pressure grade yen weakens the winds will weaken as welch stale bit breezy let's call it brisk out here tonight. certainly not as windy as it was earlier today. let's take a look at temperatures and again dropping pretty quickly. 40 degrees at the airport. that's down about 5 degrees in the past hour. 41 in allentown right now. 39 in reading. we're already down to a chilly 37 in millville and 34 right now in lancaster actually colder in lancaster than it is in mount pocono at the mommy. current winds starting to become little mr. variable. not that direct northwest wind we felt earlier today. more of a westerly flow. winds between five and 10 miles an hour but not a lot of gusts and that's good news. peak wind gust got quite high. 42 miles per hour in atlantic city. got to 40 miles per hour in mount pocono and 40 miles per hour as well in philadelphia. let's take a sneak peek into the weekend. and look how beautiful it is if you're making your weekend plans travel plans heading home from your christmas destination saturday is gorgeous. sunday a fe

. >> reporter: were stale saying some showers we sing heavier what rain is about a quarter of an inch of rain per hour near the coast line. this says selig gonna reach san carlos and about 30 minutes >> catherine: so bulldozers and cranes so long the city of san francisco has of officially unavailable winter walked in union square tonight so the normal construction noise is on topos until christmas. >> reporter: the central subway construction park project that moratorium went into effect last friday and will continue through january 1st that means there will be no construction for an entire month. and the ups shoppers that we spoke with say that they love it. they said that this construction is just getting annoying. it was a lot more construction the few weeks ago and maybe not want to shop. >> reporter: this is now covered in green turf only accessible to shopper at shoppers walking. construction's best building and no central station underground project says that that work will is now halted to make a little easier on everyone. consolidates for the holidays after this break they d

i check in and it is stale muffins and bough bananas. i drink the coffee in the room. i can take with me. hand lotions. >> all right. just a quick reminder for our viewers, free hoe toll we -- hotel wi-fi is a plot to make it easy for them to access your devices. the security on those networks is a joke. don't do it. time to take a break. when we return, a musical performance from tesla. shear what is coming up tomorrow on "the independents." >> hi, guys, tomorrow night we have a special called the supremes. it is either about 60s motown or the supreme court. we want to keep our options open. at 9:00 and midnight on fox business network. >>> it is low in fat and high in sexism. the company pulled an ad campaign with sexy pin ups in response to complaints. it is time for our daily serving of -- >> is this sexist. >> the ad for an enriched milk product ran in denver and minneapolis. one critic wrote that the ads were another example of the object tau pho location of women in advertising. others registered their displeasure, where else, but on twitter. on monday they clai

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you can leave it at 110, and it won't get gloppy, it won't get stale, it won't harden. >> and you don'te to be a big chef to cook. like, i don't have time to cook. this would be great. >> exactly. this makes you look like an actual good chef. it's temperature-controlled, so i pop my fried chicken right in there and i know exactly what temperature it's at. and, you know, if you go down one -- 10 degrees. boom. drops just like that. can you do that on a gas range? >> no. >> no, not at all. >> this is temperature-controlled so you don't overcook it, you don't undercook it. >> i love the temperature control. i can cook meat without drying it out. >> mmm. >> that's amazing. >> mmm. good. >> what do you think? >> nice and crispy. >> you can fry, you can simmer, you can steam, you can fondue -- you can do everything with this. i love it. >> it's amazing. i've never seen anything like it. >> i love that if you take the pot off of the top, it stops, and that the handles were cool. that's really amazing. >> and you know what the great thing is, you guys? it's portable. you can take this whole thi

. >> the stale cadaver blocks up the passage.waits no longer. ♪ >> he drove 275 miles south. >> then to a state road, to then to a rural road. and the logging road wasn't even on the maps. truly, you don't just find the spot happenstance. he had to have been down there before. ♪ dug a shallow grave. >> he just didn't dig this hole in 15 minutes. it took some time to dig it three feet deep. >> he then placed all of the bodies of his family members in that shallow grave. >> it was jeffrey on the bottom, brenton, annette, william bradford iii and then lebelia. >> their murder is not over when the victims die. their murder is over after he has finally sated his anger against them. >> he's still killing them, even after their death. >> why he burned the bodies, i just don't know. he could have buried them deeper and covered them up and who knows if they ever would have been found. >> you see, it doesn't count unless somebody sees it. he's making a statement. i, william bradford wibishop, a in control. these are my family members. i di

picker sat down with the ceo michael harry at the credit suisse tech knowledge he conference ins got stalend started off by asking him about the latest update. >> we're really excited about the new rollout. it is focused on servicing the personalization pieces inside the product, so it helps you look and identify how you find the songs on stations, find new songs and discover new music, change the way you establish the profile. it really services the innovation we have been doing for years but behind the scenes driving the music we play. now you can see what it looks like. >> you predict this to improve user growth -- go >> we have seen a lot of hours growth in the service. 5 billion and a quarter. we want to continue to grow that. the hours are the lifeblood of the ability to drive the business. by engaging people more often and more devices and more part of their day, it helps build the loyalty to our product and help told of business. recently learned spotify signed a partnership with co uber. why is your strategy and listening to music and car so important for the bottom line caps off

in order to pay hugh grant's salary, all the film extras were refugees paid with stale bread.or, satan appears. >> it's the worst movie ever made. >> it's the best holiday movie you will want. it's terrible. in your one more thing is one of the best holiday movies. >> it's called i love hitler. for years you have been arguing by "love actually." >> it's got a great sound track. >> i'm with you, i love it. >> i wasn't paying attention. i'm next, it's friday so time for -- >> all right, he won us over with the parody of your typical talking head on cable news, stephen colbert is a brand, a successful popular brand, he took shots at conservatives through parody and fun. he made fun of me, he made funk of all the people on the show. he was that good. kolber is going to take over the late show with david letterman, but the character that was collier on "the colbert report" is gone. so will steven be able to be stephen colbert and interview people and make us laugh the way he did. i'm making him the fool of the week because he was a big fish in a small pongd. pond. >> didn't we just

the idea is, after a certain period of time, evidence is stale, memories are stale.imes something can spark a memory, i think the big issue of credibility is not going to be was there a memory so deeply implanted you didn't remember it until now, but there's a media circus around this case that it suddenly seems profitable to bring a case, whether or not you're using this in order to get around a statute of limitations. the question is not for now whether or not such conduct happened. the question is, is the case too old to be brought. and that's going to be a major issue in this case. >> doctor, what do you think about this whole notion of the repressed memory in this case. does it pass the smell test for you? >> i totally agree with amy. the american psychological association, their stance is repressed memories, their authenticity is uncertain unless there is corroborating information. so we have to be careful about the weight we put on repressed memory particularly in a court of law. we also want to be concerned because memory in general is dweable. look at eyewit

lou: general bob stales. >> time for a look at on-line poll results, do you believe republican leader behind closed-doors is working diligently in support of amnesty? 52% of you said yes, vote tonight, would you rather have a president who can inspire all americans rather than tear down and divide our nation? tell us what you think. >> and republicans picking up a 9 senate seat, bill cat dee out cassidy ousting landrieu in the run off saturday. >> mark that people in louisiana put behind that which the rest of america said on november 4, we don't like the direct that president obama has taken our country, we wish to go in a different direct. i am i believe langs to represent these find folks in louisiana as we have placed that mark. lou: indeed, there are now no democratic senators or governors in deep south of this country, republicans control every state capital as well. up next, attorney general hold holder, calling us a nation of coward when it comes to race in 2009, a criticism that should be aimed at the white house instead, that is my commentary, it is next. lou: coming up toni

the service is stale great service. >> technology that advanced john? people say the barriers to entry are lower than you think. >> i think the technology is that good. and they get more data to get smarter as they get larger. and effectively that is what uber is doing with traffic patterns. the other point is i think we really need to differentiate between regulatory legal risk which is right now the taxis and incumbents coming up ridiculous lawsuits to protect themselves and real safety stuff and complying with regulations to protect the safety of the individuals. the first category is good. if people are suing you because you are not creating safety and regulation, that is a problem. >> why is lyft, apparently with this good guy halo relative to uber? >> maybe it is a strategic thing. it is kind of fun using tactics and strategy talking about uber given how they have been talked about in terms of their attitude and that. if lyft is willing to make changes in compliance with existing regulations where uber is more willing to fight. uber has a deeper w

it's become such a stale topic because it's absolutely true. forget elizabeth warren. she was treated as if she was the joan of arc of american politics. >> it's almost -- the pointing them out. >> now, there are -- we never want to be tedious, but there are distinctions to be made when elizabeth warren wanted to shut down the government and part of the wing was blamed for an actual shutdown last year and more americans are mad at ted cruz and he apologized. but i can't help but be instruct by this contrast. >> there was an obvious bias in the way that it was covered. but, again, she made it pretty clear that she wasn't interested in shutting down the government. and i also think, you know, ted cruz and a lot of the republicans that he graed agrees with are, you know, want -- would like to end all government and go to the extreme of, you know, wrecking the government whereas elizabeth warren is the exact opposite of that probably once more. so i mean, i think the media would -- >> and the love to challenge hillary. look at these headlines. the hill, warren makes her ma

it's a hollowed out pumpkin layered with toasted hunks of stale country bread, which monsieur boulude, mushrooms, fresh cream from the cows, and the meat of the pumpkin. >> and layer of bacon also. homemade pancette. very good. oh, man, it's heavy. we made it. >> is he concerned the pumpkin's going to try to get out? >> daniel's dad can be something of a gaulic mcguyver. you don't waste stuff around here, and he's a bit of an inventor anyway. look at this. an old washing machine turned still. >> what the hell is that? >> so underneath we have the -- but to seal it there's cement. it's not distilled yet, just fermented. >> leftover grape solids from the wine-making process usually used to make liquor like grappa. today a different use. if we can get it out of here. >> why did you put so much cement on it? >> we'll be using this delightfully funky stuff to flavor the steam that cooks the vegetables and the sabodet sausages from mr. reynon inside the still. >> and we come back in an hour. >> at dusk we settle for dinner. >> look at that. >> there is the pumpkin. >> incredible. look at t

the liberal media bias is stale because it is so obviously true. forget elizabeth warren, the wendy davis filibuster was treated as if she was the joan of arc of politics. the double standard is tedious to point out. >> there are distinctions to be made about cruz blamed for the government shut down last year and more republicans are mad at ted cruz and he apologizeds but i am struck by the contrast. >> it is an obvious bias in the way it was covered. she did not she made it clear she wasn't interested in shutting down the government the but ted cruz and a lot of republicans would like to had all goes and go to the extreme of wrecking the government but elizabeth warren is the opposite of that and probably wants more. >> of course, the challenge when she -- look at headlines. "warren maybe her mark." and "politico" "elizabeth warren is on fire." on the same screen, "ted cruz does it again." meaning, here he goes again. >> i disagree a little bit. i don't think ted cruz has suggested he wants to wreck government but gives arguments for his vice pres

will moscow lean on beijing in the coming months to keep banks stale? >> it's very interesting. the chinese are masters of a long game and can see the tensions between the west. they could take advantage, it means stepping in to invest in russian corporate bank debt in return for oil and energy deals. they could move in where russians banks and corporates can't refinance or borrow in the west. it's possible. it can only be of limited health. china is not a substitute for western mark. >> oil prices are falling, the ruble is declining and you mentioned sanctions against russiament analysts predict a financial crisis next year. vladimir putin is confident that that will not happen. is he not facing up to reality or is he staying optimistic in the face of adversity? >> well, it comes back to the oil price. it's fallen, it seems to be steadying. the saudi arabians are key players. they are relaxed about the fall, their two main strategic competitors, russia and the u.s. producing eight, nine, 10 million barrels a day. they are happy to let the two guys sweat it out. the only support

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house in moscow, the russian giant of literature, penned some of his classics here, but it is a dry stale place. now the culture of city hall are going underground. to bring great books to the people. >> built in the 20th century, it is a masterpiece of modern art and soviet realism. but some stations named after the most loved writers. extracts from his poetry adorning the wall. like the knots images of crime and punishment, on these halls. and now, moscow's system delivers a virtual library. of russian literature to the commuters. now i am going to download war and peace, and that should occupy my journeys through the winter, and well into the summer. >> they are no strangers to culture on their commute. zone years ago, they introduced art galleries, some of russia's most famous galleries do nate reproductions of their most famous paintings. we would like our passengers not to see the metro not only as a transport system, it is more than that, it is also a place where they can talk to each other, and art pieces. when they are waiting for a train, or our traveling in the carriage culling

i think he'll be a back bencher for a little while, in the old stale of politicians. he will not be a typical louisiana politician. edwin edwards - even a disgraced democrat couldn't win. you are not going to see a flam buoyancy that you are accustomed to see. >> al jazeera's political contributor, michael shure. >> thank you. >> strong words from the white house about the killing of an american hosting. luke somers was murdered overnight by his captors, dying in a failed rescue attempt by u.s. commandos. somers and a south african teacher were shot. al jazeera's patty culhane has more. >> reporter: it was the second time u.s. special forces tried to rescue american luke somers. he died along side pierre corgi, south african, who was expected to be released. they were shot by their captors - al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, during a raid in the south-east of yemen. >> as a source told me, they started to kill him and tried to escape with him, but the operation was very strong and they were surrounded. so they killed him. >> reporter: according to media reports, host

stale start to kim up a little bit. mostly cloudy skies from philadelphia on south and east.e clearer skies sitting up to our north so the cooler temperatures will be to the north as well. tuesday it stays dry. mix of clouds and sun. much like today. it's just that the temperatures will be a touch cooler. 34 for the overnight low. mostly cloudy and chilly winds are coming out of the north and they'll stay that way for the neck several days. tomorrow we'll call it 40 degrees. most places will be in the in the upper 30s low 40s. so and then by wednesday there we are looking at temperatures even colder and 36 new year's eve. thursday 36 as well. it will be blustery both days. so it will be a cold end and a cold start. >> i guess we had the warm weather. we got to pay the price and deal with the cold. speaking of cold it's nothing knew that the cold temperatures and brutal winds of winter can wreak havoc on that are your skin but there's another danger few people think about. the one skin product doctors say you cannot afford to be without this winter. >>> a neat freak turns her

so will we, not on that stale, but enough drive across the bay bridge the sun was lit. >> four our bridges, be careful if you drive anything high sided but the gusts are subsiding. but it will be breezy this morning. the cold front just came in like a vengeance last night and now we are going to experience some frost for the first time this season. shear a look at live doppler hd and we are waking up to a cool and clear start so no precipitation expected for the rest of the year. let's see what our radar satellite is doing. the area of low-to-upper came in, brought us precipitation just behind it with the high winds and that brought down trees and power outages and that is where chris nguyen is in the north bay where it has caused problems on christmas day. however, it will remain cool and windy and more seasonal and we still have a dry pattern that is going to make its way throughout the rest of the year. do expect to see dry and cool conditions. our highs today are in the mid-to-upper 50's for the south bay and as we move along the peninsula, 58 at half moon bay and millbrae. a lot of 58

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stale lot more to come. >> we're going to try to give folks watching this right now some good investmentdeas. and we'll show the charts as we speak about them as well. and one of your picks, u.s. silica holdings. slca the ticker. market cap of 1 and a half billion dollars. why do you like it. >> it's selling less than ten times next year's earnings. down over 50% this quarter. they are in the industrial sand business. they provide sand for the oil and gas, e in particular fracking and they have been damaged by the recent decline in oil prices. a lot of value there. long-term contracts. they are pretty much sold out for next year. they are one of the leaders and have great logistics. so we think they will twaert storm very well. >> how long have you guys owned it? >> roughly about nine months or so. it was an amazing stock. i ran up and was a spectacular moon shot for us. and then lightened up and then it's collapsed recently. so we think it really is bargain priced today. >> so you would buy more to add to your position. >> exactly right. we've been adding and think it is an excellent ti