americans have been hurting, but when we demanded solutions, too often washington responded with the same stale mind-set that led to failed

americans have been hurting, but when we demanded solutions, too often washington responded with the same stale mindset that led to failed policies like obamacare. it's a mindset that gave us political talking points, not serious solutions. that's why the new republican majority you elected started by reforming congress to make it function again. and now, we're working hard to pass the kind of serious job-creation ideas you deserve. one you've probably heard about is the keystone jobs bill. president obama has been delaying this bipartisan infrastructure project for years, even though many members of his party, unions, and a strong majority of americans support it. the president's own state department has said keystone's construction could support thousands of jobs and pump billions into our economy, and do it with minimal environmental impact. we worked with democrats to pass this bill through the house. we're doing the same now in the senate. president obama will soon have a decision to make: will he sign the bill, or block good american jobs? there's a lot we can achieve if we work together.

. >> this is a traffic we have not seen before, but also the stale ofscale of the boat as we've seen before. these are large boats and they're not trying to eaggravate authorities but trying to intercept authorities so those people are then rescued. and finally the route. it's now too dangerous for many syrian refugees to find their way, given the instability of the country. it's very hard, and what we're seeing now is a route from turkey that is not the shortest journey, but the journey that will by pass many e.u. member states to reach the desired country, in this case italy. they're taking on millions of refugees and protecting them. or do you try to create as mentioned in the report, ways for people to safely reach the european union so they don't have to resort to traffickers. the big challenge there is one of scale. what number would they have to take in order the traffickers to seem less attractive to days operate refugees who want to start a new life. >> syria's main political opposition block. the syrian national coalition is holding a three-day meeting in the turkish city o

have been hurting but when we've demanded solutions too often, washington responded with the same stalethat led to failed policies like obama care. it's a mind-set that gave us political talking points. not serious solutions. that's why the new republican majority you elected started by reforming congress to make it function again. and now, we're working hard to pass the kind of serious job creation ideas you deserve. >> away from capitol hill the president's speech got mixed reviews. a cnn instant poll found a generally favorable response 51% of americans who watched the speech had a very positive reaction. that is up from last year. and significantly better than the response george w. bush received. political bids for 2016 weighed in. hillary clinton. she said it pointed a way to an economy that works for all. she added now we need to step up for the middle class. look at that #fairshot fairshare. i bet we hear that again. on facebook jeb bush said -- be mindful of the strong message american voters sent in november and will work with our new congressionalle majority. >> in the next y

many cyclists who showed up last night had never even met the victim but they really stale were touched by this -- still were touched by this tragedy. >> this feels personal. it could have been any of us. and, you know, i didn't know him but i feel, you know, this has an element of shock. >> the three-mile ride was followed by the vigil. they want to send a message about respecting their rights to share the road with cars. the crash that killed palermo is still under investigation. so far no charges have been filed against bishop cook. >>> at westfield wheaton shopping mall, dozens of demonstrators stage add die-in all to call -- staged a die-in all to call attention to violence. some were holding up their hands, others had signs that read "black lives matter." >> organizers had given mall management some advanced notice. police say they later arrest add demonstrator from a splinter group who was disturbing the peace by using a megaphone. >>> 6:36. if you're just waking up, good morning. congratulations to our facebook fan of the day. today conassistance smith from oxon hill is -- const

and got stale. >> in december we experienced our second lowest water use for a month in the last ten years. so what happens with the water movement when the system flow slows down so we feed to flush to keep the water free. >> it was not unsafe just stinky. >> it is not pleasant. we did water quality tests and it met the standards but the second air part we want the water to be messant for our customers so we decided to flush. >> officials say they will probably spend the next two days flushing out hydrants although it is tough to watch the wart goes down the drain they say this amount is not that significant. >> just a bit of our warm consumption. a very small portion. >> officials safer keep conserving water and residents are doing a from job and will work to fine the right balance. they usually flush the hydrants once a area and they were trying to wait for a your and a half this time but found out that is too long. >>> san jose firefighters are worried people may have been inside a wear husband that was destroyed by fire this morning. our reporter joins us now where the investiga

it might be that is important for people to know about bill and hillary clinton that is not old and staletuff that we are ready no. i think it's fair game. i can't take you what it is. i'm not hiding it from you. i'm not going to be a chairman is going to sit here and say, we are not going to do it. not talk about anything other than fair trade with china, fracking, or clean coal. >> what about things from the person life? are those things fair game question mark. accident is what it is. >> is that fair game. ? >> it depends what it is. if it is something that is clearly egregious and something that most people would give a frown to, it is fair game. we are playing this hypothetical game. >> a few years ago, the conventional wisdom was it is better to have your convention later in the cycle. you made the decision it is better to have an earlier. i see the advantages of going early. are you taking any risks by having an early convention? is there a potential downside to that? >> every choices risky but i have been to believe that going early, getting on with the general election sooner all

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

district in san francisco therefore in the few cases that homeless shelters are out of planning with the stale the planning code in compliance with the state law regarding homeless shelters it creates a definition in based on on new operations it also allows this as a use of right in the zoning district with conditional approvals in some other districts like the group housing zoning controls already existing and exempts homeless shelters from impact fee requirements and lastly will apply the good neighbor policy so it helps streamline the review and approval process for future proposals for shelters and staff visit a few shelters and finds the proposals of this ordinance was reflecting their current practices of operation staff supports the proposal to exempt the homeless shelters for bicycle fee requirements the purpose of the shelters to maximum mess their capacity glen eagle golf course the life and safety standards this appliances with the purpose and lose the occupancy limit without additional indenting density elements and lastly it defines good neighbor policy those are policies regardi

americans have been hurting bun when we demanded solutions too often, washington responded with the same stale mindset that led to failed policies like obamacare. >> perhaps the most feisty moment was comment at the end. >> i have in more campaigns to run. my only agenda -- i know because i won both of them >> now, president obama is taking the traditional post state of the union road trip bringing the emergency to idaho and kansas this week. >>> drivers in the south bay can face changes in the evening commute with me federalling -- metering lights being turned on today from 3:00 to 7:00 and push off on wednesday for northbound on-ramps for the only commute much the meters are on from 6:00 to 11 o'clock a.m. two hours longer than any other metering lights in the pay area. the freeway traffic is the result of a good thing the booming south bay economy. >> in was a power outage that darkened part of the east bay and stranded people in elevators . >> you can hear the trapped man yelling from the inside of the elevator at the berkeley city administration building. it took crews hours to free him.

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hextall did say there is stale chance he could play. >> obviously the lung is good news.her we have to go through -- we have to get more doctors reports and then we're going to huddle up with the doctors within the next few days and try and figure out a direction here. the biggest thing i want to know is risk. is there risk? because i'm not putting him at risk. >> and for the fellows currently on the ice. zeth will be in goal tonight. you can catch the action on comcast sportsnet. coverage begins after this show at 6:30 with flyers pregame live. >>> the sixers are in detroit tonight coming off their biggest win of the season. the news not all good though for the sixers. the sixers leading scorer sprained his right knee tuesday and he may not be returning any time soon. brett brown said after last night they are considering sending him to california for further examination. >>> and the price with the nice drive and finish. led the explorers with 15. and the big fella, rice, rinne winning in the paint. >>> and at halftime today, la salle honored the 1989/90 explorers. the e

when we demanded solutions too often washington responded with the same steal mind set that led -- staleset that led to fail policies like obama care. it's a mind set that gave police talking poe -- political talking points not serious solutions. >> we have the entire text of the address posted online at cbssf.com. >>> contra costa supts formally with -- superintendents formally with drew. they are facing a lawsuit from some city employees. >> it as clear violation of our rights. >> he says the lawsuit his union filed in federal court stem from a series of threats by two county superintendents that led the effort to -- supervoice ors to -- vooup vice ors to vote them -- supervice ors to vote themselves. >> they were trying to keep them from going through with their pay raise. according to the lay suit the board member say the deputies association made bad deskigs and it is not going -- decision and it is not going to end well with you guys. >> they are not in negotiations right now. according to the lawsuit the they made it clear because of the support of the petition things would end ba

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americans have been hurting, but when we demanded solutions, too often, washington responded with the same stale mind-set that led to failed policies like obamacare. it's a mind-set that gave us political talking points, not serious solutions. that's why the new republican majority you elected started by reforming congress to make it function again. and now, we're working hard to pass the kind of serious job-creation ideas you deserve. >> so what did the public think of the president's speech? a cnn instant poll found a generally favorable response. 51% of americans who watched the speech had a very positive reaction. that is up from last year and significantly better than the reception george w. bush received at the same point in his presidency. how about political figures mulling white house bids in 2016? hillary clinton, she may run for president, i'm told. she praised the speech in a tweet, saying "it pointed the way to an economy that works for all." she added, "now we need to step up and deliver for the middle class." look at those hashtags fairshot and fairshare. you will hear those again

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mostly what she called about the president's failed policies and stale proposals this year.illiams, columnist at the hill, nina with fortune magazine, and steve hayes. steve, you know, not a lot of specifics. you don't have a lot of time in these responses. but essentially the message we're not going along with this. >> right. look, she began by decrying ba delivering talking points. i thought she delivered them pretty well. if the goal was to contrast what republicans would do with what president obama just laid out, i think she did a good job of that. she didn't get into specifics. the time doesn't allow for specifics. but it was fairly clear that she's pointing the country in a different direction than president obama. >> it's a tough act to follow. i think about bobby jindal who basically shrunk after that, marco rubio, lurching for the water. she didn't do any of that. i think it was fine. and i think her job was to humanize the republican party that now controls congress, because as we know, the gop brand has been hurt of late. and even with the election, it's still re

the trouble was just stale. >> the cause and effect, when water consumption goes down it tend to fail. >> reporter: residents used half of what they would in an average month. water just want moving through the pipes. residents hope flushing them will help the smell but the conversation will continue. >> i am glad they are on top of the maintenance. >> continue doing what they need to do. >> reporter: crews should be wrapped up by friday. they will start a flushing program city wide. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> two rock climbers climbed el capitan unassisted. [ cheers and applause ] >> family and friends of kevin jorgeson and tommy caldwell cheered and popped champagne when they saw they reached the top. they happen first to ever free climb el capitan. the pair started their three thousand foot climb on december 27. they ate and slept in tents on ledges of their cheer rock wall. the weather in yosemite has been pretty mild. >> i can't imagine. what -- >> tired they must be, their fingers -- [ talking at the same time ] >> they had whiskey to -- [ talking at the same time ] [ l

. >> metlife said it is not too big to stale faille. >> metlife is suing the u.s. government. >> jon: what? we're not that big and to prove twe are take ago federal government. mano a mano in a battle of equals. i mean, i hope we can afford it. look, maybe government is wrong. who has even been spreading the idea that metlife is some global economic colossus anyway? ♪ ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) >> jon: all right, metlife has been spreading that idea. in presentations to its shareholders. so if metlife believes themselves to be a giant cob glomerate, what's their problem with being labeled systemically important anyway? wouldn't they want that? why does that matter? >> now metlife must increase its cushion of capital against losses. >> they don't want to be forced to hold extra capital which brings down their profits. >> jon: ah. so basically government is saying to metlife i know you think everything's fine, but extra capital would provide you some-- oh, i don't know. what's the word i'm looking for-- cushion, significant? insurance. ( laughter ) because as a wise, bald, eig

the water got stale. >>> the official networking site a lot of folks waste time on may be one of yourny's productivity tools. facebook launched its office focused collaborative app. facebook at work will offer group events and private company messaging. your facebook at work profile will not be visible outside your company. there are no adds in the add work version. áúÑ >>> the president will ask congress to adopt the healthy parenting act. >>> how about helicopter parenting. that's when parents are clingy and overprotective. for surgeries at uc berkeley and the bay said those who love their pets were among the most consciousess and neurotic about their pets. researchers say this suggests the qualities that make for overbearing parents might work better for dogs and6)= cats who need lifelong parenting. >>> the department of agricultural is considering strict new guidelines for day care providers. it would restrict any store bought fried foods to once a week. the rules would apply to care providers who pant in government funded meal programs. this proposal would limit the amount of jui

the decision do we continue with our partnership or shut the enterprise down because journalists are stale fair game in russia and none of the assassins are brought to justice. we made the decision along with the people on the ground to continue do it and you have to weigh these things carefully. keep in mind since the earl 1990s, when we began to keep statistics, the committee to protect journalists found around the world 1,100 journalists have been murdered in the line of duty. only about one-third, a little more a third in the war zone and others for politics and other reasons. this can be a dangerous distinction. >> and what your russian editor went through and those at this magazine using satire cartoons -- >> let's face facts. these fanatics these murderous islamic fanatics will use any excuse. that was proximate cause a novel that got this novelist rushdie on death row for some time. they'll find any excuse. the fact of the matter, they want domination. if you're passive they see that as a sign they're winning. yes, step up surveillance here. starting to get a little laxed because s

stale lot of wet road and in the enough wind to dry it out. this could be an issue. right now temperature is 40 degrees. we're talking about problems later on overnight. lets go to the graphic and break this down for you. overnight we're talking about temperatures dropping down in the mid to upper 20's across most of the delaware valley. so again we have areas of standing water. puddles. even some puddles on the sidewalks. that could eastly refreeze the untreated surfaces as temperatures drop in the 20's. overnight tomorrow morning watch out the for icy spots a lot the of the main road should be okay as they have been treated. those sidewalks and your driveway, front steps, that could be an issue. i'll bring you back here to the cbs-3 mobil weather lab, crews up and down germantown avenue. all is good. traffic is heavy. rain has ended. temperatures well above freezing for now. again, later on tonight. you just have to be careful for that potential for ice. we will have more on the forecast and warm up in the seven day kathy will have that in a few more minutes. for n

but when we commanded solutions too often washington responded with the same stale mindset that led toing points not serious solutions. >> there are a number of first-year lawmakers in our area. congressional delegation attending the first state of the union address. we got reaction from some of them tonight. >> the idea that we're going to reform our tax code to make it more fair to make it more equitable and make sure work is rewarded and pay is incredibly important. and i thought that aspect of his speech was the strongest, the part i was most excited toer happen. i am hopeful we can find areas we can agree on. and i heard some things i know we will disagree on, but that's the nature of washington, d.c. and hopefully will find common sense solutions. >>> and in harrisburg the former owner of a budding fly company, and former m.i.t. and member of the peace corps. >> i will support and defend -- >> this is the scene as tom wolf took the oath of office. tonight the focus of the inauguration moved to hershey and celebration. and walter perez is live in hershey tonight. walter? >> jim, a

americans have been hurting, but when we demanded solutions, too often washington responded with the same stale mindset that led to failed policies like obamacare. it's a mindset that gave us political talking points, not serious solutions. that's why the new republican majority you elected started by reforming congress to make it function again. and now, we're working hard to pass the kind of serious job- creation ideas you deserve. one you've probably heard about is the keystone jobs bill. president obama has been delaying this bipartisan infrastructure project for years even though many members of his party, unions and a strong majority of americans support it. the president's own state department has said keystone's construction could support thousands of jobs and pump billions into our economy, and do it with minimal environmental impact. we worked with democrats to pass this bill through the house. we're doing the same now in the senate. president obama will soon have a decision to make: will he sign the bill or block good american jobs? there's a lot we can achieve if we work together. l

americans have been hurting, but when we demanded solutions, too often, washington responded with the same stale mine set that led to failed policies like obama care. >> she adds that republicans will push for repealing the president's health care reform. >>> the president had twitter buzzing before he started speaking, one of his advisors tweeted the president suiting up for the big speech with the pictures of the tan suit and yes, we tan. you remember the president drawing slack last year when he wore a tan suit to the news conference. he decided for traditional navy suit last night but yes, we tan was still trending on twitter. >> you never necessity what will happen. >>> we will talk about a black from the pass, a popular bye bandies hitting the road and they are bringing otther big stars from the 90's to philadelphia with them, you will want to know who this is, coming up. >>> little bet of embarrassment goes a long way. >>> talk about tough love what that teenager did to earn a very public punish from his father. >>> most don't know another receipt reason to get another cup of coffee but t

. >> it is not too late to get the flu shot, despite the reduced efficacy there's stale value to this flu shot. and if you don't get the flu shot, you won't have any protection. >> reporter: in addition to the less-effective vaccine the predominant flu strain is nastier than usual this season, so in addition to vaccination the c.d.c. recommends the prompt use of antivirals such as tamiflu, especially for elderly patients with the flu. >> schieffer: i'll remember that jon. thank you. for millions of american workers, getting the flu or any other illness that keeps them off their job can mean a loss of pay. the president addressed that today, and chief white house correspondent major garrett has that. >> reporter: with his signature, president obama ordered federal agencies to provide six weeks of paid leave for any employee who needs time off to care for a newborn, an adopted child or sick family member. the president ate lunch today with three working mothers in baltimore to symbolize his interest in workplace issues. >> you know one of the biggest problems that we have is that there

have been hurting but when we demand its solutions to too often washington responded with the same stalet that led to failed policies like obamacare. it's a mind-set that gave us political talking points, not serious solutions. >> now president obama also spent a considerable amount of time talking about fighting terrorists syria iran and american leadership. he focused on the need to combat cyber terrorism. we'll be hearing a lot of analysis on his speech in the next coming days, matt. >> particularly o and "gma." thank you erin. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf gets to work today on this first full day of office for him. the york county businessman took the oath yesterday in harrisburg. the democrat did not sugar coat his vision. >> for the next four years my administration will be dedicated to three simple things: first jobs that pay second schools that teach and third, a government that works. (applause). >> ♪♪ >> at his inaugural gala last night in hershey, wolf said it was time to fulfill his promises. he must negotiate with a republican led legislature and deal with a projected

americans have been hurting, but when we demanded solutions, too often washington responded with the same staleat led to failed policies like obamacare. it's a mindset that gave us political talking points, not serious solutions. that's why the new republican majority you elected started by reforming congress to make it function again. >>> coming up we'll go back live to capital hill for reaction from our local lawmakers to the president's state of the union address and the state of the union has become a absorb media event. we'll take you inside a war room where they're monitoring twitter reaction to the president's speech tonight. >>> pet owners in arlington furious and on alert tonight after learning someone intentionally is poisoning dogs in that area. hank silverberg has 1 pet owner's story from arlington. >> reporter: dog owners here in this neighborhood in arlington at columbus and north 24th are worried after two dogs apparently became sick from eating sausagefts le on the ground and may have been poisoned. this is 5-year-old bonnie now mostly recovered from eating a sausage off the str

one of the more stale businesses , likely a nation geography. us companies can do bizarre things when they construct spin co's and have to attach a viable business to them. it will be something inconsequential. >> what about star board's continued proposal? marissa mayer, sit down with tim on strong, have a conversation and merge? -- tim armstrong, have a conversation and merge? >> that is the most rational outcome that is likely to happen. i do not see it happening quickly. we are likely to see some resolution of the spin co at least 12 months away, before we see something like that. it is not going to happen in the next few quarters, -- >> why not? >> we have seen a lot of stranger things. i think it is because of the sense that she is trying to make sure she does not make this transaction look cynical. let's get rid of the ali baba shares in the core business. i do not think that is the way she sees yahoo!. she sees it as, let's hope the activist leave me alone. >> paul, great to see you as always. still to come, what will it take to return t

thickened with stale bread and leftover tortillas.ke something really awesome out of nothing. >> the grandmothers have the ability to take advantage of the bones of the pigs. and now it's a gourmet dish. >> any great old culture where there's poverty, there's something like this. by the way, if you're watching this, after you do this you've really got to wash your hands before you touch your -- okay? that's a rookie mistake. >> she's asking you if you like the migas. if you enjoy the meal. >> yeah, it's good. delicious. so these guys have been open 65 years? >> all the members of the crew are relatives. >> is there hope for social change in this country? >> unfortunately, mexico has become the topito of the world. topito, this is still the synthesis of the mexican. >> not a lot of upward mobility here. the rich get richer, the poor get ground slowly under the wheel. eduardo garcia has hacked his way up the ladder to become chef owner of the city's hottest restaurant. >> i grew up in the states. i was a migrant worker picking fruits an

as soon as that data got stale they threw it away because it was too expensive.tools, that is the kind of data they were expecting. low in the home, today it is to sense -- it is 2 cents to store data. >> tell me about the inspiration for this, when you first noticed this problem. >> my cofounder came out of facebook and facebook is really -- >> i thought your cofounder came out of your living room. >> i am indeed married to one of my cofounders, i have to cofounders, but they both came out of facebook. what they saw was that facebook was able to pull all of this data from all over the world and onto your homepage in under a second. >> was the me -- what do you mean? >> it is coming from data centers. they are able to pull that and download facebook homepage are the quickly. you take that mindset and you look at the data analytics tools and data processing tools. they are still outdated because they still think of data as one slice of time. we are able to slice and dice down to the raw level as well as group people based on behavior all in seconds. >> does facebo

. >> the stale cadaver blocks up the passage. burial waits no longer. >> he drove 275 miles south, then to a state road, then to a rural road, then the logging road wasn't even on the maps. truly, you don't just find this spot happenstance. he had to have been down there before. >> he dug a shallow grave. >> he just didn't dig this hole in 15 minutes. it took some time to dig 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, then lobelia. >> the murder is not over when the victims die. the murder's over after he has finally sated his anger against them. >> he's still killing them even after they're dead. 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. >> well, you see, it doesn't count unless somebody sees it. he's making a statement, i, william bradford bishop, am in control. these are my family members. i did

but when we demanded solutions, too often washington responded with the same stale mind-set that led to failed policies, like obamacare. now, we're working hard to pass the kind of serious job creation ideas you deserve. lou: and not a day too soon. mr. obama necessity forgot to say that businesses are shutting down. he mentioned outsourcing jobs. but us multinationals are persisting. what will the g.o.p. do to create jobs to save jobs? the party's future, in fact depends on the answer. and so too does this country's destiny. for her part, senator ernst made clear that her personal story is very much the stuff of america. (?) and now perhaps the stuff of the republican party. >> look at my parents and grandparents. they had very little to call their own except the sweat on their brow and the dirt on their hands. but they worked. they sacrificed. and they dreamed big dreams for their children and grandchildren. you don't need to believe from wealth or privilege to make a difference. you just need the freedom to dream big and a whole lot of hard work. lou: well, how about that from a r

the vertical stabilizer the main section of the stale with the airasia logo and that unmistakable colorcross the front of it. it's the second below. you see the windows it looks like the fuselage is pulled back. and then the bottom looks like it's missing. i think you're right saying there's nothing there that suggests that the data recorder and the flight recorder are still in the section. the language here seems to indicate that they are getting closer and they think they are on track, you know at this point, divers know what it's like down there in the java sea. conditions about 30 meters 100 feet down. you can bet, they're going to be down there taking a closer look scouring with everything they have including handheld listening equipment to see if they can pick up the pingers from those blaxck boxes. >> thanks david molko in jakarta. >>> and that terror that gripped edped france is not over yet. >> coming up we're going to get a sense for how muslims are reacting to the rampage. >>> and later, what may have driven these two brothers to do such an act. we'll track them to jihad next

it's a hollowed out pumpkin layered with toasted hunks of stale country bread, which monsieur bouludnd the meat of the pumpkin. >> and layer of bacon also. homemade pancette. very good. oh, man, it's heavy. >> voila. >> we made it. >> is he concerned the pumpkin's going to try to get out? >> daniel's dad could be something of a gaulic macgyver. 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 so there's no air coming in, 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? >> he says funky. >> 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. >> i