Schedules

• KQED 9HD
• Life
• World
• V-me
• Kids
• KTEH

• 12:00 am
  Charlie Rose [#15225]
  (original broadcast date: 11/06/09)
  * Mohammed El Baredei, who ran the IAEA, talks about Iran and where we go next
  * a look a year after President Obama was elected with John Harris from Politico
  * John Grisham tells us about his new book of short stories "Ford County." duration 56:47   CC STEREO TVRE
• 1:00 am
  Nightly Business Report [#29170]
  * Unemployment Rate Returns to Triple Digits * Unemployment Takes a Toll on Teens * Elizabeth Warren on TARP Distribution * Market Monitor -David Darst, Chief Investment Strategist at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney duration 26:46   CC STEREO TVRE
• 1:30 am
  THIS WEEK in Northern California [#2105]
  November 6, 2009
  * Reporter Roundup: A look at the sweeping package of historic water bills passed this week; John Garamendi is headed to Congress and Carly Fiorina makes a bid for Barbara Boxer's Senate seat; and the 3-day strike staged by San Francisco's hotel workers at the Grand Hyatt.
  Guests: Carla Marinucci, Political Reporter, SF Chronicle; Paul Rogers, Environment Writer, SJ Mercury News; David Bacon, Labor Reporter, KPFA.
  * D Tour, a Documentary: San Francisco filmmaker Jim Granato and Pat Spurgeon talk about "D Tour," Granato's documentary about Spurgeon, a Bay Area musician who grapples with kidney failure while his band, Rogue Wave, rises to fame. duration 28:46   CC STEREO TVRE
• 2:00 am
  Washington Week [#4918]
  * President Barack Obama's push to overhaul health care will take him to Capitol Hill tomorrow where he will have a "House call" with Democratic lawmakers. On Saturday, the House is expected to vote on a sweeping $1.2 trillion bill that would extend coverage to millions of uninsured and prohibit insurance companies from denying coverage. AARP and American Medical Association (AMA) have endorsed the House bill, but strong opposition from Republicans and some conservative Democrats persists. Ceci Connolly of The Washington Post will explain where there may be room for compromise and how abortion, immigration, and a so-called "millionaire tax" are factoring into the debate.
  *This week Democrats lost two key gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia while picking up a historically Republican congressional seat in New York. Democrats insist the results were more about local issues; Republicans argue the Democratic defeats signal voters' dissatisfaction with the Obama presidency. We go beyond the partisan "spin" to get analysis from James Barnes of National Journal and John Harris of Politico on what the results really reveal about incumbents, independent voters, and Americans concerns about the economy and jobs as well as the impact on President Obama's standing and political capital just one year after he was elected.
  * The flawed Afghan presidential election that began in August finally concluded this week with Hamid Karzai being declared the winner after his challenger withdrew from the run-off election. Now the question is how will the re-election of President Karzai and ongoing concern about corruption within his government factor into the Obama administration's decision about US engagement in Afghanistan? Martha Raddatz of ABC News will report on how Karzai's victory and the recent surge in violence may change the US mission in the region. duration 26:46   CC STEREO TVRE
• 2:30 am
  Check, Please! Bay Area [#223H]
  Baladie Gourmet Cafe, Sumi, Marche Aux Fleurs
  Be prepared to perform a belly dance when you ring the bell at our first Middle Eastern eatery. Then Cal-fusion cuisine keeps the taste buds tapping. Finally, a sense of pastoral tranquility envelopes diners as they savor local flavors at our final stop. duration 28:04   CC STEREO TVG
• 3:00 am
  Pioneers of Primetime
  Television legends Milton Berle, Red Skelton, Sid Caesar, Bob Hope, Steve Allen, Sammy Davis Jr., Buddy Ebsen, Donald O'Connor and Rose Marie return to primetime in never-before-seen interviews - and a treasure trove of rare clips - compiled in this documentary. Six years in the making, the film chronicles television comedy's long-forgotten pedigree - from vaudeville through radio to the golden age of television. Berle, Caesar, Skelton, Hope and many others provide fascinating firsthand accounts of what it was like to launch the new medium of television. duration 56:46   CC STEREO TVG
• 4:00 am
  Bill Moyers Journal [#1329]
  As America prepares to observe Veterans Day and President Obama weighs sending more troops to fight in Afghanistan, BMJ broadcasts a powerful documentary about the impact on soldiers of learning to kill - or be killed. "The Good Soldier" follows four veterans - one from World War II, two from Vietnam, and the fourth from Iraq - as they reveal how the experiences of battle changed their lives. duration 56:46   CC STEREO
• 5:00 am
  Now on PBS [#545Z]
  Only one year after a historic election rerouted the course of America's political culture, do the 2009 election results show momentum swinging in the opposite direction? David Brancaccio talks to political author and columnist David Sirota about populist anger, the Obama administration's successes and failures, and how this week's election results foreshadow the state of politics in 2010. duration 26:46   STEREO TVRE
• 5:30 am
  Spark! [#706H]
  FYCO, McCormick, and Guerrero
  * San Jose's Firebird Youth Chinese Orchestra offers Chinese-American kids a chance to learn to play the traditional instruments from their ancestral homeland. This spring, the100 member orchestra will accompany the famed Shaolin Monks with a new composition.
  * Next, follow environmental artist Daniel McCormick as he creates and installs a new site-specific, temporary sculpture in the wilds of West Marin. McCormick's biodegradable woven forms are helping to rehabilitate threatened watersheds and prevent creek bed erosion.
  * Then, artist Jaime Guerrero translates imagery from his Mexican heritage into blown glass. duration 27:00   CC STEREO TVG
MORNING
• 6:00 am
  McLaughlin Group [#2745]
  duration 27:30   CC TVRE
• 6:30 am
  Washington Week [#4918]
  * President Barack Obama's push to overhaul health care will take him to Capitol Hill tomorrow where he will have a "House call" with Democratic lawmakers. On Saturday, the House is expected to vote on a sweeping $1.2 trillion bill that would extend coverage to millions of uninsured and prohibit insurance companies from denying coverage. AARP and American Medical Association (AMA) have endorsed the House bill, but strong opposition from Republicans and some conservative Democrats persists. Ceci Connolly of The Washington Post will explain where there may be room for compromise and how abortion, immigration, and a so-called "millionaire tax" are factoring into the debate.
  *This week Democrats lost two key gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia while picking up a historically Republican congressional seat in New York. Democrats insist the results were more about local issues; Republicans argue the Democratic defeats signal voters' dissatisfaction with the Obama presidency. We go beyond the partisan "spin" to get analysis from James Barnes of National Journal and John Harris of Politico on what the results really reveal about incumbents, independent voters, and Americans concerns about the economy and jobs as well as the impact on President Obama's standing and political capital just one year after he was elected.
  * The flawed Afghan presidential election that began in August finally concluded this week with Hamid Karzai being declared the winner after his challenger withdrew from the run-off election. Now the question is how will the re-election of President Karzai and ongoing concern about corruption within his government factor into the Obama administration's decision about US engagement in Afghanistan? Martha Raddatz of ABC News will report on how Karzai's victory and the recent surge in violence may change the US mission in the region. duration 26:46   CC STEREO TVRE
• 7:00 am
  THIS WEEK in Northern California [#2105]
  November 6, 2009
  * Reporter Roundup: A look at the sweeping package of historic water bills passed this week; John Garamendi is headed to Congress and Carly Fiorina makes a bid for Barbara Boxer's Senate seat; and the 3-day strike staged by San Francisco's hotel workers at the Grand Hyatt.
  Guests: Carla Marinucci, Political Reporter, SF Chronicle; Paul Rogers, Environment Writer, SJ Mercury News; David Bacon, Labor Reporter, KPFA.
  * D Tour, a Documentary: San Francisco filmmaker Jim Granato and Pat Spurgeon talk about "D Tour," Granato's documentary about Spurgeon, a Bay Area musician who grapples with kidney failure while his band, Rogue Wave, rises to fame. duration 28:46   CC STEREO TVRE
• 7:30 am
  To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe [#1835]
  SAME-SEX FAMILIES: The number of same-sex couples with children is on the rise and new research finds the children of same-sex couples fair no differently than the children of heterosexual couples.
  ALTERING ALIMONY: Opponents of alimony are calling for changes in divorce laws claiming the alimony system is outdated.
  WOMEN WARRIORS: The organization, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, has released a report on the state of women veterans detailing the discrepancies in access to healthcare.
  Panelists: Former EEOC Chair Cari Dominguez; National Council of Negro Women's Dr. Avis Jones-DeWeever; Former Labor Dept. Official Karen Czarnecki; and Women's Campaign Forum President Sam Bennett. duration 26:46   STEREO TVRE
• 8:00 am
  Made In Spain [#101Z]
  How They Cook Back Home
  From his home region of Asturias in northern Spain, Andres showcases its great cheeses, making a sweet and sour salad of cheese and tomatoes with a honey and vinegar dressing. He fries some golden brown monkfish and takes to the seas off Asturias to risk his neck while fishing for barnacles. duration 26:46   CC STEREO TVG
• 8:30 am
  Gourmet's Adventures with Ruth [#102Z]
  duration 26:46   STEREO TVG
• 9:00 am
  Check, Please! Bay Area [#223H]
  Baladie Gourmet Cafe, Sumi, Marche Aux Fleurs
  Be prepared to perform a belly dance when you ring the bell at our first Middle Eastern eatery. Then Cal-fusion cuisine keeps the taste buds tapping. Finally, a sense of pastoral tranquility envelopes diners as they savor local flavors at our final stop. duration 28:04   CC STEREO TVG
• 9:30 am
  Mexico - One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless [#708H]
  The Case for Quesadillas
  What could be better than a freshly made, gooey, warm quesadilla? Rick answers the question by showing us how to make the flour tortillas from scratch. What could be better than that? Well, actually, in Mexico, Rick explains, quesadillas and flour tortillas have nothing to do with each other. He takes us to the Bazar Sabado, a charming colonial-style labyrinth of handicrafts shops in the heart of Mexico City's bohemian Coyoacan district, to experience the true art of the quesadilla. In the Bazar's shady courtyard, the delicate treats are made the traditional way from freshly ground corn masa, patted onto a massive cast-iron griddle, topped with cheese and fillings and baked to a golden finish. For a more rough-and-tumble look at the same idea, we visit Lagunilla, the city's fantastical flea-market, where vendors turn out all kinds of mouthwatering quesadillas and other toasted-masa snacks on a griddle over a charcoal fire. Then it's on to Paxia, a stunning fine-dining restaurant, where Rick shows us one more style of quesadilla, a cheese-filled pocket of masa that's deep-fried to make a golden turnover. At Paxia, they serve a miniature version of these as an amuse bouche. Across town at La Merced market, Rick checks out the classic cheeses for quesadilla-making, and picks up some requeson, the Mexican version of ricotta. It's a fresh cheese and fresh cheeses are easy to prepare as Rick shows us by making Mexican Fresh Cheese in his Chicago kitchen. Then, he turns it into Luxurious Rustic Griddle-Baked Quesadillas for a romantic date-night dinner with his wife, Deann. duration 26:46   STEREO TVG
• 10:00 am
  Martin Yan's China [#117Z]
  The Naxi People
  Martin visits the Naxi people of Suhe, in Southwestern China. There, he savors the traditional food of this ethnic minority group and takes in the spectacular scenery under Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. Recipes: braised wild mushrooms and red and gold fried rice. duration 26:46   CC STEREO TVG
• 10:30 am
  Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home [#115]
  Souffles
  Julia and Jacques demonstrate the art, and the adventure, of the souffle. Julia extends the classic cheese souffle to super-height... & Jacques creates a light, fluffy flavorful scallop and cheese souffle in a large casserole. For dessert, a chocolate souffle and cream roulade. Twinkies were never this good! duration 26:46   CC STEREO TVG
• 11:00 am
  America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated [#805Z]
  Kansas City Barbecue
  Sticky ribs and beans bring Kansas City-style barbecue into the Kitchen. Taste test: pickles. Equipment test: grill thermometers. duration 26:46   CC STEREO TVG
• 11:30 am
  Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen [#209H]
  Fried Chicken
  Host Christopher Kimball demonstrates the safe and proper way to fry at home and Bridget Lancaster shares the test kitchen technique for making crisp and spicy Creole fried chicken. Tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Kimball to a tasting of microwave popcorn, and equipment expert Adam Ried reveals the test kitchen's top choice for an affordable Dutch oven. Finally, Bridget shows Kimball the foolproof recipe for grilled corn on the cob. duration 26:46   STEREO DVI TVG
AFTERNOON
• 12:00 pm
  Joanne Weir's Cooking Class [#205Z]
  Tomato Basil Fettuccine & Grilled Corn Salad
  Joanne gets her student Ron "fired-up" in this hands-on class featuring tomatoes. Ron learns to create both a hot and colorful pasta dish with a bit of crunch and a grilled corn and arugula salad tossed with an intriguingly delicious smoky tomato vinaigrette. Recipes: grilled corn and arugula salad with smoked tomato vinaigrette, fettucine with tomatoes, basil and crisp bread crumbs. Student: Ron Martin - Firefighter. Wine Segment: Why we call it Fume Blanc. duration 26:46   STEREO TVG
• 12:30 pm
  Lidia's Italy [#309Z]
  Braising Beef with Beer (Trentino Alto Adige)
  Italy is known for its wine, but did you know that you can find a strong beer culture there as well? As you head up north, high in the mountains, beer making is actually quite a prominent part of the region's culture. But you don't only drink beer with your food; you cook with it! Joe and Tanya will visit the Pfefferlechner artisanal brewery in a scenic Tyrolean location that evokes the Austrian Alps. Chef Billy Gallagher of Becco restaurant joins Lidia back home to make Beef Chuck Braised in Beer, Whole Grain Spaetzle, and Delicious Baked Apples. duration 26:46   STEREO TVG
• 1:00 pm
  Check, Please! Bay Area [#223H]
  Baladie Gourmet Cafe, Sumi, Marche Aux Fleurs
  Be prepared to perform a belly dance when you ring the bell at our first Middle Eastern eatery. Then Cal-fusion cuisine keeps the taste buds tapping. Finally, a sense of pastoral tranquility envelopes diners as they savor local flavors at our final stop. duration 28:04   CC STEREO TVG
• 1:30 pm
  Avec Eric [#109H]
  Oil and Wine
  Join Eric this week as he explores the fascinating parallels between olive oil and wine. We get an insider look at one of the regular olive oil blind tastings done at Le Bernardin to ensure that the restaurant is using the best oil to enhance the flavor of the dishes. Eric then travels to the Chianti region of Tuscany, which is known not just for its wine, but also its olive oil. We visit the Fonterutoli estate where they produce both wine and olive oil, and where Eric gets an up-close look at the process of making olive oil -which is not dissimilar to the process of making wine. Back home, Eric is inspired by his journey to make a succulent chicken paillard with tomatoes, fennel and olives. duration 26:46   STEREO TVG
• 2:00 pm
  Jacques Pepin: More Fast Food My Way [#215H]
  Crock of Flavor
  Light, lean and big on flavor! This menu features Small Crocks of Shrimp in Hot Vegetable Broth and lean pork tenderloin in Pork Medallions with Grapes and Pomegranate Sauce accompanied by a melange of Spinach, Macadamia Nuts and Raisins. For dessert, it's Butter Pecan Ice Cream paired with Apple Maple Topping making a feast worthy of any company! duration 26:46   STEREO DVI TVG
• 2:30 pm
  Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef [#205]
  Celebrating Salmon
  Chef Keller serves up two very unique, mouth-watering ways to prepare salmon, starting with an exquisitely slow-roasted recipe that is all the rage at his San Francisco restaurant. Fleur de Lys, and finishing with a one-of-a-kind salmon burger injected with a silky smooth sauce. Recipes: Slow-Roasted Alaskan Salmon; Double Salmon Tartare Burger. duration 28:12   CC DVI TVG
• 3:00 pm
  Antiques Roadshow [#1211H]
  Spokane, Wa - Hour Two
  In Spokane, Washington, host Mark L. Walberg joins appraiser Kathleen Bailey at the historic E.J. Roberts mansion to look at examples of a charming Victorian lighting fixture: the fairy lamp. At the Spokane Convention Center, appraisers brighten at the sight of such enchanting finds as a collection of pottery by 20th-century master ceramicists Otto and Gertrude Natzler; a moving landscape painting by early 20th-century artist - and sometime Alaskan gold prospector -Sydney Laurence; and an heirloom Waltham railroad pocket watch with a rare winding mechanism and diamond end stone, valued at $4000 to $ 6000. duration 55:11   STEREO TVG
• 4:00 pm
  New Yankee Workshop [#1904]
  Martha's Candlestand
  To see Martha Washington's bedroom, you'll have to talk to the Ladies of Mount Vernon, who look after the first president's mansion near the Potomac River. Although not officially on the tour of Mount Vernon, the ladies agree to take Norm to parts of the old house that the public rarely sees. In one such room, the third floor bedroom that Martha took after George died, Norm comes across a handsome cherry candlestand that sits near the bed. Upon further inspection, he discovers that it is a diminutive, well-crafted stand complete with a wooden "birdcage" element that allows the tabletop to rotate and flip up for storage. Before he leaves Mount Vernon, Norm works with a sawyer of historic wood, William Jewell, to attain some cherry (what else?) harvested from one of the estate's fallen trees. duration 26:46   CC TVG
• 4:30 pm
  Hometime [#2317]
  Cabin Kitchen Upgrade
  The crew modifies and upgrades cabinets, appliances, countertops and plumbing fixtures. duration 25:13   CC TVG
• 5:00 pm
  This Old House [#2903H]
  Newton Centre Project, Part 3 of 16
  Host Kevin O'Connor and general contractor Tom Silva discuss the homeowners' decision to stay in the house during construction, and they agree it won't be easy. Homeowners Bill and Gillian Pierce are already living out of boxes and coolers, because today their kitchen will be gutted back to the studs. In the basement, the laundry room can stay for the time being, but the entire heating system is also coming out, as plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey goes straight to work with a reciprocating saw and a sledgehammer. Outside, Tom shows Kevin how he's extending the old windowsills with wood and epoxy to replicate the historic "ears" of the sill that were cut off by the vinyl siding contractor years ago. Gillian sets up a temporary kitchen in the basement, while Kevin gets some bad news from master electrician Allen Gallant. The exterior service components are water-damaged beyond repair; due to some hidden (and ungrounded) knob-and-tube wiring, nearly 90 percent of the old house will have to be rewired to meet building code. Out back, Tom uses interlocking, insulated concrete forms for the foundation of the new addition, just before the concrete truck arrives for the pour. duration 26:46   STEREO TVG
• 5:30 pm
  Ask This Old House [#803H]
  Utilizing Outdoor Living Space/Installing Fiber Cement Siding
  Landscape contractor Roger Cook travels to Baltimore, where he helps transform a small, dreary backyard into a pleasant outdoor living space. Then Roger, along with general contractor Tom Silva, host Kevin O'Connor, and plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey ask, "What is it?" Afterward, up in the loft, Tom shows Kevin some new ways to install fiber cement siding without creating a lot of dust. duration 26:46   STEREO TVG
EVENING
• 6:00 pm
  Live By Request [#101H]
  John Fogerty
  Grammy-winning rock legend John Fogerty stars on the Emmy Award-winning live music series, performing music requested by the show's viewers. This live superstar concert event redefines the music television experience and is controlled by fan interaction. It is the only television program where viewers actually create the artist's set list and have the chance to personally talk to their music idol. duration 1:58:45   CC STEREO TVG
• 8:00 pm
  42nd Street
  (1933)
  A Broadway producer (Warner Baxter) sends in the understudy (Ruby Keeler) when his show's star (Bebe Daniels) twists her ankle. duration 1:29:17   CC TVG
• 9:30 pm
  Top Hat
  (1935)(B&W)
  Directed by Mark Sandrich and starring Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Edward Everett Horton, Helen Broderick, Eric Clore and Erik Rhodes. A knockout of a musical with Astaire and Rogers at their brightest, doing "Cheek to Cheek," "Isn't This a Lovely Day To Be Caught in the Rain," "Top Hat, White Tie, and Tails," the epic "Piccolino," and other Irving Berlin songs. Astaire and Rogers star in the typical mistaken-identity plot with wonderful support from the rest of the cast (look for Lucille Ball as the flower shop girl). duration 1:39:27   CC TVG
• 11:12 pm
  Jack Canfield's The Secret Law of Attraction
  "America's success coach" Jack Canfield provides viewers with a clear, personalized action plan for from improving their lifestyle, career opportunities and relationships and enjoying more wealth, greater confidence and better health. duration 40:02   CC STEREO TVG