flank steaks with moho glaze. >> we put the flank steaks in. >> there isn't any fat on there, either.. >> is that wine? >> a little bit of vinegar. >> oh. >> and then a little bit of olive oil. and then we close up the bag. >> that's a double ziploc you got going? >> yeah. >> okay. we get it. we need it. >> i originally did this recipe for my friends at butch's grill, because it was really -- >> can we set it free. >> we know who you are. >> exactly. >> i wanted to do a really bold-flavored recipe. when you're doing this -- >> what does the pounding do? >> you dpefeel better. >> this is the key thing. a lot of people go on their grill directly from the marinade to the grill. don't do it. >> bless you. >> that's the chili powder. >> excuse me. >> what i ask you to do is take it and kind of dab it right there. >> you're wiping it all off. >> the flavor is in there. >> non-stick grilling. >> you see the taste, and you can tell me. >> what did you put on there? >> a little bit of vegetable oil. >> so it doesn't stick. >> that's the sound we like. >> we have this one working here, okay? >>

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but there's always the chop steak. salisbury steak. all that. it's all hamburger.rill. >> how long do you keep them there? >> the turkey burger will take four to six minutes on each side. if you want to be extremely cautious and safe, you need to know, check it with a thermometer. 160 degrees when it's done. and you can take it out. >> okay. >> all right. >> we have that all set. >> yes. now, we're going to make the sauce. the sauce is -- you can just leave it all there. >> and, sam, george, if you can keep an eye on the grill, please. >> okay. >> they're serving. >> we're trying it right here. we'll come back. >> just to make sure it's really juicy, and we're not going to overcook it. so, it won't be dry. to make sure it's really juicy. and i want to have a salisbury steak effect, i'm making a sauce. how do you make a low-fat sauce? i'm starting with evaporated skim milk. i put some cornstarch in there, to thicken it up. that's a way to replace the fat. >> that's it? that's all. >> that. and then, some shredded provolone cheese. just whisk that in. and let that me

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here with the flank steak, we like to heat the oil on this one. and then i want to you help me out. >> okay. and cajun is very easy. >> we have some rosemary, thyme and chillies. >> dump it into the oil? >> it's already hot. >> why do you heat the oil? >> then it activates the -- no, she put the roasted garlic in. it activates the herbs and kind of wakes them up. it's really nice. then we mix that around a little bit and then we would let this cool, okay, and when it's cool, then we would just take it, marinade the meat. i like to keep some separate and when we're serving just drizzle a little bit over that. >> rosemary, jalapenos and thyme. >> a little bit of creole seasoning or cajun seasoning and we can finish with that. before i cook that -- >> the bam. >> exactly. originated the bam. >> whenever we do chicken thighs, some olive oil, lemon juice, kind of make the marinade. we have a bigger one with this, i like to marinade it and then i like to save some more and then after i grill it, dip it right back in there. throw some onions in there, al

police say he charged them with a steak knife. that prompted one officer to tase him.hen another officer fired a gun when he refused to be subdued. the mother claimed he had no knife. >> my son walked here, they grabbed him. my son fell this way from there to here holding his heart saying i can't breathe. i was here behind them. and they shoved me and said like this, like this, with the gun. and that's where my son fell. >> it was kind of different story saying he was met by the taser, there was a -- hit by the taser, there was a scream and there were shots. another people were saying there was a scream after the shots. >> investigators say they recovered the knife aristondo was holding. they also say police have responded to mental health disturbances at that home 13 times in the last 7 years. >>> time now 5:11. syndicated talk show those dr. laura says she is giving up her long running radio show. the announcement comes amid controversy after she referenced a racial slur several times while speaking to a caller on air. she late later apologized and last night told cn

. >> reporter: burlingame police declined an on-air camera but they claim that he came out with a steak knife shouting on sent. the officers were walking single file in the site space and started retreating but he kept coming, said police. so a cop with 14 years fired his taser. it's unclear if he missed or the voltage had no effect. so the 13 years veteran behind him fired. >> some people heard four shots. some heard three shots. >> reporter: but they are unsure what came first. >> people are saying this he was hit by the taser, scream, and shots. but others are saying there was a scream after the shot. >> now, the mother is 'em fattic that her son had no knife and no knife was fowfnltd police say they not only recovered the night but as they responded to the family's apartment for 13 years in the years before, they were told it was mental. sewed they had be there? >> that would generate the question, if they had been there before, they would know how to respond. >> sad story. thank you for that, robert >>> fairfield police say three suspects are under arrest in an attempted robbery th

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. >> we want to find the animal that created the great steak and from that we want to reproduce it. >this meeting is judged to be -- they will clone the meat that is judged to be exceptional quality. since then, food from the offspring have been cloned and here, people seem to like it. >> these foals were cloned from the carcass of a dead animal. it was only when it was dead that special tasters can tell it meant exceptional quality. although the technology is further down the line, most americans do not know about it and wholefood supermarkets refused to sell the meat. >> you do not hear about it much in the media. when you talk about cloning and if you tell them what is, they say, oh, you are kidding. they're not doing that, are they? why would they? >> food safety authorities say not enough research is being done on the long-term impact on public health. there also worries about animal welfare. which is why there are moves to ban european farmers from using it. >> if i were a livestock producer, i would be concerned about losing access to the technology completely, to be told, hey,

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steak knives. but he still had a chance for a three-way playoff, or so he thought. however, after finishing the hole, a rules official comes to johnson, tells him the bad news. ruling that the second shot from the gallery was actually out of a bunker. no big deal except your club can't touch the sand in a bunker. johnson had no clue he was even in a bunker and let the club touch the ground like any other shot. that's a two-stroke penalty for grounding his club. johnson no longer tied for the lead and now out of it. so from three down to two. bubba watson and martin kaymer in a three-hole playoff. watson needs to make this to put the pressure on kaymer. flag stick. watson stunned kaymer with a short putt for the pga championship on a day that will be remembered for a controversial ruling on 18. >>> baseball, strange call ended the twins bid for a no-hitter. after seven innings of no-hit ball, the manager pulls his pitcher to protect his ailing elbow. they beat the as 4-2 in what could have been the sixth no-hitter of the year. >>> rockies and brewers tied at five in

is it for steaks? is it for kabobs? >> they're worth a lot of money. as well, why are we killing them? steaks, what? >> a bowl of shark fin soup can go -- >> it's luxury, as well. shark fin trade where they cut off the fins, dump them back in the water. they use that to make a soup they flavor with chicken broth because the cartilage in the fin has very little flavor. it's really the texture and the prestige of shark fin soup in asian cultures, mostly chinese cultures, singapore, china and around the world where these are consumed. we are hunting systematically sharks around the world that has a debilitating effect on the environment in which they live. if you think of wolves, how they help to keep the environmental system healthy. without sharks, fish rely on to sell or as their primary source of protein. destroying the shark population has a very, very negative effect on both the health of wild ecosystems and, in many cases, human society. >> are more sharks being killed than are being replenished in our oceans? >> i think so. you know, the rate of o

here we have the philadelphia cheese steak company. there is even a pose poster with a smokinggun on it. that is philly cheesesteaks. then we have the italian butcher. full of signage. how to make vale saute. what kind of -- veal saute. what kind of ingredients go into their sausages. so i have come to know with north beach, especially, we have what i like to call the taste police. i really think that's what this boils down to. the taste police coming along saying they don't like what he does. thank you very much.

and i think through the wine and the cattle, you know, i want people, when they eat one of their steaks, to think about this place. and when they drink a bottle of wine, i want them to think of this place. >> brought to you by allied insurance, a member of the nationwide family of companies, which also includes nationwide insurance. on your side. >> welcome back to "california country". [jazz music playing] [indistinct chatter] >> do we look like we know what we're doing? >> san francisco is a world-renowned hotspot for great restaurants, food and chefs. but now the city is gaining notoriety for something else-- its community garden like alemany farm, where hundreds of people get involved in growing things. but since this 4 1/2 even longtime residents unknowingly drive right past this farm by the freeway. >> you know, i've driven by this road hundreds of times. i've never even seen this farm or heard of this farm. but it's beautiful here. >> the alemany farm is located basically right in the middle of san francisco. it's on the southern side of the city right next to the 280. we're luck

a total of $311 million is at teak steak, a number of school districts have complained about the process. for example, oakland's application for nearly $10 million for three schools was denied even ooh though those schools consistently performed poorly t state board of education is now reviewing how it decides what money goes where. >>> and the new temporary trans bay terminal in san francisco is opening its doors to show commuters how to use the facility. while the terminal won't be ready for business until saturday, ac transit is holding an open house at 4:00 this afternoon, the facility is located at howard and main street. the $18 million terminal will operate for the next seven years while a new permanent terminal is built. >>> have a ticket to fly to mexico? if it's on mexican a airlines you better check before heading to the airport. matt zeigler of kcbs radio shows us why the airline is canceling flights. >> reporter: we are here at mo net a international airport. behind me is mexican a airlines. mexican a has been canceling flights all over california in the last couple of days.

. >> i've got myself here a nice beautiful piece of frank steak. >> reporter: father leo is a chef who has his own cooking show called "grace before meals" it gets ten,000 hits a day from around the world. he's written a cookbook with the same title. >> we ask god to bless us and the food we'res about to receive. >> theologically, this is what jesus did. most of his greatest lessons were taught around a dinner table. >> reporter: in his day job, father leo is director of pastoral field education in the seminary in maryland. the second oldest and largest seminary in the country. >> sometimes i like to say i'm teaching future shepherds how to feed their hungry flock. >> reporter: he teaches on a variety of subjects on how to give a good sermon. >> i preach a teaching class which means i can't have guys dishing out steal, boring leftovers but dynamic things that are going to make their and titles just expand and to whet their appetites to show what we have to offer is good news. my love for cooking started just because i like to eat. i love that sound. after doing my activities, i would g

. >> western style breads, taters and beans, chicken fried steaks and cobblers.re's just something about food prepared just like they did in the old west. this is our kitchen right here. and if you look out here in the prairie, this is -- this is our restaurant. >> my nanny and i started cooking together when i was 10 years old. this definitely was a time of family and family gatherings. every meal was an event. >> hello, america. my name's paulie, i'm here on the historic square in talladega. i got to race this salad over across the river by the restaurant. >> 42, i took a leap of faith. quit my job at the post office and bought a custom harley-davidson. my wife begged, borrow and stole to come up for the tuition at will cordon bleu. >> okay? and i didn't know anything when i was married. i could barely make a tuna fish sandwich. now, we put this on the chicken. >> little salt. got to keep it tender. >> secret ingredient here at the diner is love and happiness. love from the hand i cook with, happiness that runs from my heart. at the same time, a few sharp knive

. >> reporter: burlingame police says air stan do sprang from the dark with a serrated steak knife in hand. the first were walking single- file in the tight space and started retreating but he kept coming say police, so a cop with 14 years on the force fired his taser. it's unclear if he missed or the voltage had no effect. so the 13 year veteran behind him fired his service weapon. >> and people heard four shots, some people heard three shots. >> reporter: but neighbors aren't certain which came first. >> it was kind of a little story saying he was hit by the taser, a scream, and then there were shots, but then other people were saying there was shots, there was a scream after the shots. >> reporter: air stop do is emphatic tonight there was no knife. she says now she must collected her son's remains from the very place that once brought her so much joy. >> translator: in the same hospital where he was born is the same hospital where he tied. my only, the only thing that i had. >> reporter: now burlingame police say they have not only recovered the knife but add that they have respon

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. >>> we have some breaking news from saratoga now where someone either jumped or fell onto a steak duringcert. that person is in critical condition. officials say the victim fell from the lighting above the stage at the mountain wiring stage after climbing on top of it. this happened a less than an hour ago, we'll have a crew on the scene and bring you information as soon as we get it. >> you know how the saying goes. the grass may be greener on the other side. well in the east bay it really is. laura from pleasanton wants to know why are the east bay hills brown on one side and green on the other? you'll see it from the car teen as straits, clear down through fremont, hillsides that are green on one side, brown on the other. >> the minute you start getting on n to the more extreme climates of california that's where you start seeing these really stark differences. >> doug bell with the regional park district says it's all about moisture, sunlight, topography and north versus south. >> especially in the summertime in california, in the northern hemisphere the sunrises, beats down on the s

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