us to be here tonight. in the partner of the asian chef association , and in the founder of -- i am the founder of chefs without borders. for us to be yearo stand in front of you, it is an honor to be here to be part out the asian pacific americans five years in a row, and we are honored to do everything to serve the food, and we try the best we can, so tonight, i hope you enjoyed the food very much, and we hope to see you again. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. we have more food for you. two quick things -- we have finally coming up right now, and we have a green room recession after the finale -- reception after the finale. when you are on your way up, as you leave, but not yet, you will be given a little ticket, and this ticket will allow you to go up to the green room celebration was more great food -- we are asian, after all. we have great food and lots of it. this ticket will get you into that green room reception. this ticket -- there will be a blank boxes on this ticket, and as you go to each station, you can check off that box. once the boxes are all marked, you take that ticket, put it in a raffle are -- jar, and it w

to do what the redskins have done the last couple of years. he came to bring this team back into playoffs and the promise where this team used to be years ago andhave the guy that will pull the trigger and make that happen. you would think next week, they go to st. louis. >> young quarterback. >> yes. but you would think this is the type of game where the veteran leadership of mcnabb will carry over into a positive effect if you get a win that they have to get next sunday in st. louis. now the defense is probably tired. because they were on the field a long time yesterday. and that's what happens, one, when you score quickly, as they did in the first half, but two, when you can't run effectively, your defense has to stay on the field and they wore out at the end of the 3rd quarter and then to andre johnson to send it to overtime. they played their guts out and they played hard and all of those good things but it wasn't good enough at the end to get the victory. >> they will not give up 500- yards to sam bradford next week? >> agreed. >> thank you very much. >>> steve and dave, thanks. 68 degrees. it's 8:36. and if you are one of the millions of

he knows about the stresses chefs face, since he used to be one. for 14 years the head chef for randy parygary restaurants in sacramento. today, he's traded in his chef's hat to promote, educate, and even celebrate produce with other chefs. >> i use email. i use the phone. but the best thing to do is to be able to go into a restaurant, to go into the kitchen, to find the person cooking the food, and say, "hey, what can i get you? what are you looking for?" >> i would just be doing seed production if it weren't for jim driving in here and refusing to drive away and saying, "no, i really want this stuff. no, ycu don't understand, i really do want to buy this stuff." and "i really want this, and i really want it now, and i really want some, and i want samples," and you know, so forth and so on despite my best efforts to get rid of him. >> as chef michael tuohy starts preparing meals with the greens, he admits his job would be so much more difficult if it were not for produce experts like jim mills. >> jim fills a need here that nobody else does, and that is he--hi

the lifts are a large fixed cost that have to be maintained, so it makes sense to use that assetin the off season. >>bernia: (in french) being open all year is a necessity for us because we have an economy to keepbusy. shops need to be able to stay open all year around, the local population especially the ski staffneed to have a future. its always difficult for seasonal staff to work for just the ski season and find an apartment for four months and then have to find work on the coast during the summer. so if we can offer them jobs over winter and summer then they stay here and contribute to the local economy and that helps keep the valley live. >>reporter: and that's exactly what they have done, creating a bike park using the same red and black runs skiers blast along in winter. since the park opened 2 years ago the number of summer bikers has doubled to 15,000. not a huge number, but still enough to bring in an extra 200,000 dollars. >>mir: (in french) it's obvious in the current economic crisis we see the number of clients we have melt. we are facing difficult market conditions and we must diversify our activities to make up for the sho

maybe sixty seventy what the opposition claim alone used to be a message that they hold the majority on the contrary throughout the bow to live in years to the revolutionary process house one. and these do is going to be a victory for us. towards the inner city however the crowds display more support for the government my point station you can hear people saying vote up to the left read the government's party this school is not only one of the most historic landmarks in the city it's also one of the largest voting districts and the opinions here for the most part are split fifty fifty but there are lots of expectations let's hope the results are what we expect for the sake of we want at this polling station there were also no problems with voting some were even helping people with how and who to vote for to get down on the streets of caracas it's almost impossible to avoid election time to get busy the venezuelan people know this election in many ways is illogical dispute one deeply rooted in the history of latin america into what this is more than under the old though tickle war it's a work of interests and power the power that the r

be used for capital expenses. we request but would like to spend those capital funds on. when she refers to a potential of $695,000 a year for capital, that only can be used for hardware, rent, physical objects like servers and equipment to equip the station. that is part of what we want to spend on some of these other sites as well. $170,000 has to cover everything operational, which is all the staff time, utilities, supplies, percentages of other time billed as actual expenses -- tech support -- our utilities -- everything it takes to operate the station, provide training, and all of that. should i answer the second point as well? i am still not certain what tracy's reasoning was for not continuing her programming with us. she was definitely invited to do so. i have done advocacy with her at the state and national level. i do not understand where she is coming at bay back with not only antagonism but a series of unclear or factually incorrect information she is trying to disseminate to the community. i think barry in the department of technology can back up our numbers. my report is the actual facts and numbers. superv

government plans to borrow more money this year but also spend their means of this to build zeeshan fund domestic growth is already accounts for over sixty. million dollars and russia will be ready to use you are going to november fourteenth the finance ministry motion. will be boring a lot in any case a deficit of three point six percent supported next year we will say for close to twenty twelve deficit will be three point one two point nine for twenty thirty mm the current situation has forced us to borrow and we will be spending from the reserve fund next year. the reserve funds have shrunk to a third of their former size when that runs down a little hole in the russian budget unless the government can bump up its moorings or one by state companies legs bank with presidential elections less than two years away analysts say politicians will respond in cuts off limits the ninety minute of business or two months. and a look now at the markets let's start with asia where the markets are off for the first time in three days as worries about europe's financial health eased sending wall street high and investor sentiment approved as the yen which hit a fresh fifteen year high against dolla

the last six months of the year looked to be a strong revenue environment for us. we think we will be fine overall for the year. >> we have gone over our time a little bit. one last question. >> this is for mr. frazier. the panel last night, it looks like there is no after the chronicle, so congratulations. we were talking about how people to get them to eat their broccoli with their ice-cream. reading city hall coverage with subway breakfasts. can you talk about ways you are experimenting with getting people to eat them both? making it palatable? concrete experiments that you will try? >> that will -- that sounds terrible. [laughter] >> maybe we can have broccoli with cheese? i do not think that there is a simple answer. i think that people come to read various news sources. there will be multiple sources. some for entertainment, some for other resources. the key thing about broccoli and in sustaining a democracy, it tells us what we need to know even if we did not need to know it. it is about the role that the journalist plays, telling the community what we did th

we know that next year is going to be a really tough year, and we do not know how the year after that is going to be. i think it really helps all of us to make better decisions once we break down all of these different costs. if this other thing happens, this is something else we might do. for the most part, when we could afford this, it was great, but in reality, a lot of this stuff we can no longer afford, so we're going to have to make choices on class sizes and the different issues, and i think this also will have to have a number to it, just as we have a number for increasing class sizes, just as we have a book of list of all sorts of different things. i think it would behoove us to get that down so that as we move forward -- just think, as crazy as it sounds, in january, you have got the state of the state address, ok? when you think we are already in september, and we do not have a budget, what state of the state address would we get when we do not even have a budget? so those are things that we're constantly looking at. regardless of the decision the board makes, we are going to get those numbers, because we need to make very

would people be surprised to know that there are growers -- their next-door neighbor could be a grower? >> not anymore. this used to be uncommon years ago but now it's quite common. >> police! >> tony says grow houses, while not a new phenomenon, are increasing in size and scope and the typical indoor grow they see, about 100 to 150 plants, is a multimillion dollar operation. each plant yields about a pound of marijuana worth at least $3,500 on the miami streets, and can be harvested three to four times a year. >> florida unquestionably is the nation's capital for grow houses. on the books this year we have over 700 growers and we're looking at a thousand by the end of the year. >> while marijuana generally has a reputation as a mild drug, its illegal cultivation angele says is is serious business, oftentimes involving organized crime. case in point. in 2006 south florida police bust a huge marijuana growing operation in the unassuming suburb of port st. lucie, florida, involving 59 houses in all. >> what sets this investigation apart from so many other grow houses that we encounter was the breadth, the level of organization, and th

just a little background history, the founder actually used to be a chef here in san francisco. he got a four-year degree in new york. used to shop the mission district quite frequently and decide i am going to try this burrito and taco deal. he went to denver, colorado, got a loan from his father and opened up his first chipolte. it was an unbelievable success. we have over 1,000 restaurants right now and three here in san francisco. our primary food is burritos, tacos and salads. we are heavily invested in naturally raised meats, organic beans, and we are very popular with kids. all of our food is absolutely fresh. nothing is frozen. we spend many hours in the morning before we open our shop chopping, dicing, making salsas and marinating our meats. it is a great operation and great restaurant. as far as the community involvement we really dive in with the high schools, elementary schools. we have actually built gardens for the elementary schools to show them what great food is and we have also been fundraisers for the high schools and things like that. none of our food is wasted. at the end of e

to be put to use next week. that's when albert greenwood brown is expected to be executed for the killing of a 15-year-old river side county girl in 1980. ktvu's rob roth is at san quentin now with that report. >> reporter: here blind these gates at san quentin -- here behind these gates at san quentin are being allowed to see the new chamber. the new chamber is about five times larger than the previous one. here is a side by side comparison, the new chamber is what used to be a visitor center. it is here that albert greenwood brown is scheduled to die at one minute past midnight a week from tomorrow. it would be the first execution in california in almost five years. >> we're following the regulations to the t. >> we're preparing for an execution. we're preparing to facilitate one next week. >> reporter: the chamber room is clinical looking with bare white walls. the new facility has a larger viewing area with separate sections each for relatives of the victims and guest of the condemned. before witnesses and relatives were crammed into one room. >> it's night and day. much larger. >> reporter: in the drug inf

it was later determined to be the weapon used behind the school on 48-year-old james lawson, who was also robbed. during the trial, the defense said whack's conduct was out of character, a football star, someone with a future. the judge noted whack's crinal history and sentenced him to the

plans to borrow more money this year but also spend their means of this to build zeeshan fund domestic borrowing is already accounts for with sixty million dollars and russia will be ready to use your ribbons in november according to finance ministry motion same store it should all be boring a lot in any case a deficit of three point six percent is anticipated next year we also focus the twenty twelve deficit will be three point one hand two point nine to twenty thirteen the current situation has forced us to borrow and we will be spending from the reserve fund next year. the reserve funds have shrunk to a third of their former size when that runs out it'll blow hole in the russian budget unless the government can pump up its moorings or one buyers for every inch of state companies legs bear. and with presidential elections less than two years away analysts say politicians need responding cuts off limits you need to do a business or two you must. plunging interest rates of lead to a three fold rise in borrowing on the syndicated loans market by russian companies corporate loans have jumped to twenty billion dollars from just under seven billion dollars a year before for exampl

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well recovery is going to turn it is that what it used to be but there's this money. he said about what it probably years that shakes to everything about china and it gives a very distorted picture this is a very modern society where there's a lot of participation in the. people obviously the point is there's a there's a social and personal freedom in china that there's never been before in the history of china and that freedom as allowed the people to contribute to the whole and to create. an ever greater and more prosperous society and speaking of prosperous they are indeed getting very prosperous these days and in fact the government the chinese government has been trying to cool the economy because of. overheating supposedly overheating do you think there is an overheating of the stock market and the property market and you think it's going to person possibly be another us incident well i think we're i think the whole world is a little too focused on the crisis of the cooling of the healing and. we're going to have a double dip or not it a number of years i think this will be seen as an event rather

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percent isn't dissipated next year we also for close to twenty twelve deficit will be three point one two point nine for twenty thirty mm the current situation has forced us to borrow and we will be spending from the reserve fund next year. the reserve funds have shrunk to a third of their former size when that runs down the last hole in the russian budget unless the government can bump up its moorings or one by a range of state companies legs around with presidential elections less than two years away analysts say politicians will rule spending cuts off limits you know new to business or to most. public stock markets now markets are gaining this hour in europe lloyds bank shares are rallying more than three percent up to park like capital boosted its rating from underweight the peak shares of bouncing back slightly up to its shares were upgraded by the trading so investors reacted positively to the news pushing share price up by one percent. and in moscow the r.t.s. and the my success the south with all the major blue chips flat to positive leading the gains as telecom operation five percent energy shares are also outperforming gazprom and look oil up ab

six percent is anticipated next year we also focus the twenty twelve deficit will be three point one and two point nine to twenty thirteen the current situation has forced us to borrow and we will be spending from the reserve fund next year. the reserve funds have shrunk to a third of their former size one that runs own little hole in the russian budget unless the government can pump up goods more wings or one by. companies legs a bit drunk with presidential elections less than two years away on alyse politicians we need spending cuts off limits you need to do a business or two you must. check out the markets now shares in europe are top and mid day trading banks are gaining after positive comments on the economy by the european central bank policymaker lloyds bank shares are gaining over three percent also heading up our sources and credit card we call it here in moscow we are ts analyze exam high and evening trading with all the major blue chips in the black leading the gains on both the board says israel's telecom that's up more than four percent banking and energy shares are also gaining woods where bank and local both trading over two point four perce

isn't that true there used to be a bar years ago called peg's?> which you believe, i think it's on the next block. it's funny, i've been out there my whole life and should close my eyes and see where they all are. there's none on that particular block. let me say this about geary, it's a busy street but at 2:00 in the morning it's not so busy and people are going home and asleep and this is going to for one hour or two hours is going to change the complexion of that block. there's a 22-room hotel next door that wants no part of this and, you know, i should have counted the apartments, the five-unit building is gigantic and probably has 45 apartments in it. so i think it is a significant change of the use of that block and you might think if geary in terms of day time or early evening but at that time of night, 2:00 in the morning, between 2:00, 2:15, 2:30 things have wound down. >> i have one last part, have you been to his restaurant? >> yes, i have. >> it's a restaurant and they smoke, huka? >> i do. when i first got to the station i was invite

to grow. what obama did this spring was say if you have a student loan your balance will be forgiven in 20 years, versus what it used 25. if you go work for the government it will be forgiven in ten years. that isn't a loan. that's a grant. we shouldn't call these loans, because they simply aren't. they're operating in a very different way. you are encouraging the problem. you're encouraging people to take out these loans. you are encouraging colleges to increase their tuitions. so it's a vicious cycle. taxpayers will be on the hook eventually. >> david: if you do what the president did, say in 20 years your loan will be forgiven, doesn't that encourage you and incidencize you to wait 20 years and forget about it? >> fox news, cranking grandpa on the sagging porch. the kids don't think in terms of 20-year horizon. they're defaulting on their loans because there is a bad recession on. people are defaulting on their mortgages. businesses are defaults on their loan. why are students different? >> i don't think the parents are cranky for no reason and i don't think the students are cranky for no reason. they're saddled

to use it instead. according to some estimates piracy leads to over ten billion dollars in losses globally every year. anything can be found on the internet of many musicians are forced to hold more concerts while just a few years ago they were merely the second source of income the. record companies are accusing pirates of stealing their money but there are those who want to draw a fat line between selling counterfeit c.d.'s or d.v.d.'s and sharing files on the internet. the noncommercial exchange of information being free. by the what i sort of is the leader of the pirates of russia party. the internet is everywhere i just need to click a button a couple of times and download a movie or some new album i want to listen to all distribution model is pointless an outdated. the party wants to see new laws in russia legalizing all nonprofit file sharing on the web formed in july in two thousand and nine it's also one of the founders of the pirates parties international a movement which unites so-called pirates from around fifty countries we need to really take a chance to get to take a stand and also tradition and taking

be marketing to attract new businesses. there are a couple of storefronts that have been empty for a number of years now. storefronts were a blockbuster used to be. work on the community benefits district will bring new benefits and help with that overall. that is ongoing in the area. i urge your support, and with that, we can have a vote. president chiu: same house, same call? without objection, the resolution is adopted. >> item ten is an agreement with the federal aviation administration with replacement of the tower and faa offices, retroactively expending funds. president chiu: same house, same call? this resolution is adopted. >> this is related to the air traffic control replacement project at san francisco international airport. president chiu: this resolution is adopted. >> item 12 on the findings of recommendations contained in the grand jury report. supervisor elsbernd: i will not be supporting this resolution today, and i would like to explain why. the responses that have come from various departments are very technical, berry accurate. the response of the board, this resolution largely makes its own, i believe, it sweeps the p