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its political allies be released from prison worst president here says there should be no preconditions anz added onions. and staying in south sudan a mortar bombs from rebel forces explode near a camp for korean peacekeeping forces. the tech injured four nepalese army soldiers and prompted the korean unit there to beef up its defense capabilities. i can and then as this report. korea is planning to beef up its defence capability in south sudan with a load of ammunition from japan and the united states. tensions escalate in the world's newest country a fact that hit too close to home on wednesday. when mortar shells struck an area close to where a korean peacekeeping force the station. no casualties reported a fourth soldier from nepal were injured in the blast. that reagan into country the troops mostly engineers and medics is currently working as part of the un mission there the korean government made the request for additional ammunition to the us which facilitated the deal which korea will borrow ten thousand rounds of admonition from pan and pop thousand from the us. that minister from the us and j

tomatoes even onions everything is imported rice because there is no local production they used to be in these countries we used to have big rice paddy fields we grew it in these countries but everything that we produce here now has to be exported especially wood and petrol for the most part this is why you don't farm land to feed people. they have imposed a policy of zero cultivation in particular that is to say that here priority is given to encourage today where even trying to substitute menu for bread in order to make weak imports more profitable because money is made locally so fortunately people hold on to their money orc their only productions that still exists are small family productions all the farms that were built during the eighty's to produce for the country and to make the country self-sufficient were destroyed. as the world bank has insisted that everyone plant food for export. that's all right if it is one two or three countries but when the red dozen or more countries which make the same thing remember and in the same quality of. coffee cotton metals etc that's an ac

onion. you have a joke about this? >> no. it's something about crying about -- it wouldn't be good. >> time for a look ahead and back. president obama is expected to sign the new budget bill. the senate passed the two-year bipartisan bill. last night by a final vote of 64-36. on this day in 1998 history was made in congress as reported by "nbc nightly news." >> on this vote, the yeas are 228 the neas are 226. article 1 adopted. >> bill clinton becomes the first elected president ever impea impeached. yes to two articles, no to two others, the case goes on to the senate. >> happy birthday jake gyllenhaal, 33, alyssa milano 41. cicely tyson. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. thanks for watching. have >>> breaking news in oakland where a car slammed into a gas pump, sparking this fire. >> this is happening in the intersection of east 90th avenue. christie smith is live at the scene in oakland. crews say they have those flames contained now? >> reporter: yeah, that's what it looks like. when we first arrived, flames were po

no. it's -- >> you like it? >> i do. roasted tomatoes, okra. >> onion and mint. that's all it is.hat they do a lot here is just char the hell out of it. so it's really smoky just from being in the pan on very high heat. >> so generally speaking, who lives in this area? mostly arab -- ethnically arab in this particular town? >> only muslim. >> i'm the only jewish in the village. >> and this? >> zucchini that's been grilled. then we use fried yogurt, so that's the sauce. that intense kind of goat flavor. very typical for palestinian cooking. >> it's good. >> i just had this incredibly delicious meal completely oblivious to the fact that it's entirely vegetarian. if any of the vegetarian restaurants in new york served food that tasted like this, i would actually go there. i'd consider it. fresh zucchini with mint. >> and little sweet apricots. >> this food is really intensely delicious. are you hopeful? >> of course. i have my children. i need to say that. >> i respect her religion. she respect my religion, my family. together we can build something for our kids, our future country.

tomatoes even onions everything is imported rice because there is no local production they used to be in these countries we used to have big rice paddy fields we grew it in these countries but everything that we produce here now has to be exported especially wood and petrol for the most part this is why you don't farm land to feed people. they have imposed a policy of zero cultivation in particular that is to say that here priority is given to increase today where even trying to substitute menu for bread in order to make sure it's more profitable because money is made locally so fortunately people hold on to their money on their only productions that still exists are small family productions all the farms that were built during the eighty's to produce for the country and to make the country self-sufficient where destroyed. the world bank has insisted that everyone plant food for expert. that's all right if it is one two or three countries but when the red dozen or more countries which make the same thing remember and in the same quality. coffee cotton metals etc that's an acceptable t

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onions have got, you know, lots of natural sugars in. so, they will burn and catch really quickly, and a little splash of water is no bad thing, and straightaway--can you see the color just coming from the caramelizing of the onions? look at that. you control that. you're in control. back to this chicken here. so, lay the chicken out to one side. you want it all to be evenly sort of seasoned and got the rosemary on it like that. then put the greaseproof paper over the top like that. then just get anything flat and heavy, let's say a rolling pin, and give it a nice little bash. just give it nice, positive taps, because it's going to pound the seasoning and the rosemary into the chicken. look at that. there you go. we'll add a little bit of olive oil to a hot pan, just a tablespoon, and we'll go in rosemary side down into that pan. the breasts need about four minutes on each side. now, normally with a gratin, the spuds are oven-cooked low and slow; but by parboiling them, the potatoes are much softer and ready to soak up all of those lovely flavors. they're actually cooked already, right, and they're starting to fall apart. that's not a bad thin

onion. >> for debbie, h-i-v no longer stand for a curse. >> i used to call it hell in a vial, now it's heavenview. >> a view to a day when the virus is concurred. >> so i can't fess, i don't get too fired up about football games. i must say the ending with alabama and auburn - urn ream. >> the sports headline is a national headline. the game of the season between number one and number four lived up to all the hype. the tigers shot the two-time defending champ wrongs. it was quite a scene. michael eaves was there in the middle of the madness. >> 78 times the iron bowl has been played between australian urn and alabama. only one time before was the stakes as high. both ranked in the top five, hopeful of a title. you can make an argument about the greatest iron ball. this one had a dramatic finish in iron ball history. >> here we go. >> 56 yarder. it does not have the legs. chris davis takes it to the back of the end zone. running it to the 10, 15, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50. there goes davis. auburn is going to win the football game. auburn is going to win the football game. he ran the miss field b

i get an id tech top twenty in the haitian refugee camp knew no one knew nothing and was thus like ok it's cabbage onion and do that. to those of you who have never been to a refugee camps is so porous that riding swimming attend this long to write down who is and kids. millions and millions of foreign hungry kids and i was going to be their ultra clean their shoes and glasses and clothes and all the while protecting myself the most gorgeous or he too has been. by the way we get. yet they're disgusting and rife with disease. the first time i ever walked into an orphan is this thing ran up to me with a fragile growing and it's on next day i wake up. knowing my eye. i go out to get some minutes and when at that exact moment i can. and tied to the back of the key. my kidnappers. the women of the cave. they have decided i need an extreme make over refugee detention. they stripped me down and start weekly. straighten my hair with an actual fire. and then they put me in six inch heels and marched me through the canyon. these people took care of me and i had no choice but to keep taking care of that. i still h

ii top twenty in the haitian refugee camp knew no one knew nothing and was thus like ok it's cabbage onion and do that. to those of you who have never been to a refugee camps is so porous that riding swimming attend this long to write down who is and kids. millions and millions of foreign hungry kids and i was going to be there for bringing them shoes and glasses and clothes and all the while protecting myself the most gorgeous or he too has been. by the way we get yet they're disgusting and right click to see. the first time i ever walked into an orphan is this thing ran up to me with a fragile growing and the next day i wake up knowing my eye. i go out to get some minutes and when at that exact moment i can. and tied to the back of the key my kidnappers. the women of the cave. they have decided i need an extreme make over refugee detention. they stripped me down and start weekly. straighten my hair with an actual fire. and then they put me in six inch heels and marched me through the canyon. these people took care of me and i had no choice but to keep taking care of that. i still have no

i didn't i picked up went to the haitian refugee camp knew no one knew nothing and was just like ok it's cabbage onion and do that. to those of you who have never been to a refugee camps is so porous that riding swimming attend this long to write down who is and kids. millions and millions of foreign hungry kids and i was going to be their ultra clean and shoes and glasses and clothes and all the while protecting myself the most gorgeous or he too has been by the way we get. yet they are disgusting and rife with disease. the first time i ever walked into an orphan is this thing ran up to me with a fragile growing and it's on next day i wake up. knowing my eye. i go out to get some edits and when at that exact moment i can. and tied to the back of the key. my kidnappers. the women of the cave. they have decided i need an extreme make over refugee detention. they stripped me down and start weekly. straighten my hair with an actual fire. and then they put me in six inch heels and marched me through the canyon. these people took care of me and i had no choice but to keep taking care of that. i still have

ii top twenty in the haitian refugee camp knew no one knew nothing and was thus like ok it's cabbage onion and do that. to those of you who have never been to a refugee camps is so porous that riding swimming attend this long to write down who is and kids. millions and millions of foreign hungry kids and i was going to be their ultra clean their shoes and glasses and clothes and all the while protecting myself the most gorgeous or he too has been by the way we get. yet they're disgusting and rife with disease. the first time i ever walked into an orphan is this thing ran up to me with a fragile growing and it's on next day i wake up knowing my eye. i go out to get some minutes and when at that exact moment i can. and tied to the back of the key my kidnappers. the women of the can. they have decided i need an extreme make over refugee detention. they stripped me down and start weekly. straighten my hair with an actual fire. and then they put me in six inch heels and marched me through the canyon. these people took care of me and i had no choice but to keep taking care of that. i still have

no longer. i'm not aware of what is ever having. onions on the other hand used to. in the u.s. and worry tremendous speculative market and there was a huge scandal associated with onions. if you want to hear more about it asked during the q&a. again we are still talking about cattle and there really has a very long history intertwining with finance. you can even see it in words like pecuniary and capital and of course the bull market. this image, this is a british livestock tainting and i show it to you because i don't think people realize the extent to which the british have played a very important part in the beef that we eat today not just that we eat so much but the type we eat as well and this livestock tortured, this sort of thing was found across many an upper-class drawing room. the presence of these in the picture signifies affluence and comfort and as america ilk up in the 1800's the anthrax epidemic on the european continent spread to ireland into britain and as a result it became expensive and scarce. what did the british do? they turned to america who had 20th eve

onions, on toasted sourdough for just $3.99. is that where you also got the idea for that clock bracelet you always wear? my watch? no...these were invented a long time ago. like in the 80's? . >>> right now at 11:00, another blast of cold weather hitting the bay area as people deal with heavy rain and even snow in some places. much of the bay area tonight you should a winter weather advisory. the wet weather comes amid another dangerously cold night of temperatures that led to several deaths in the south bay. the weather making for extremely dangerous conditions on the roads. good evening. i'm jessica aguire. we begin with breaking news in the east bay where a water main broke in castro valley. a fire truck is stuck in the flooding as well as cars. the break happened before 7:00 at the top of seven hills road. you can see the water rushing down the street. one resident said the water came to her garage and flooded her back yard as well as inside her house. >> we were in the living room and heard this rushing and thought it was pouring rain or something was happening and looked up and the water was rushing. came out

i talk about peeling the onion back. not type of communication may come from janet yellen when she takes the job, in the end, the onion we peel back are people, real world people like you viewers who decide i don't want to be in those funds anymore, for the interest rate moving up for obvious reasons. they're liquidating and whatever fund they're with has to sell the appropriate bonds. that's automatic, right? >> yes. on the other side of the coin the s&ps are up 28% on the year. investors and hedge funds and other investments are going, why should i take 3%, uncorrelated hedge fund that's returning 2% or 3% or 4%. the money has to flow that way. it's going to chase returns. >> what have you seen on some of these flows of late? >> the flows are moving out of bounds and into long-term equity funds. >> be careful there. we're not sure they're moving out of bonds. bond redemptions are going on. maybe into money markets or mattresses. we're not sure. it still doesn't look to me as though you can once and for all make the argume

onions, on toasted sourdough for just $3.99. is that where you also got the idea for that clock bracelet you always wear? my watch? no..these were invented a long time ago. like in the 80's? align welcome back. the time is 6:14 a.m.. it is still a fight. check out these numbers. >> it is 19 degrees in vallejo. it is going to be cold. 21 degrees in napa bug. this is great coffee weather. the temperatures in pleasanton are at 30 pripet upper 20s at this time. san jose is at 38 degrees. hayward is at the freezing mark. san mateo was at 29 and redwood city is right at the freezing mark at 32 degrees. the mild spot in san francisco. i still think you need a cold.coast. i think e will set new records this morning bread we got down to 19 degrees in napa. the record low was 26 degrees. you can see a lot of us will get close or ford or the record lows including san jose. >> it is a lot colder outside. it is 17 degrees colder in vallejo compared to 24 hours ago. fairfield is 15 degrees colder and redwood city is at 7. the freeze warnings is still in effect this morning before pretty much the entire bay area with the exception

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onions, on toasted sourdough for just $3.99. is that where you also got the idea for that clock bracelet you always wear? my watch? noe invented a long time ago. like in the 80's? . >>> good evening everyone and thanks for joining us our saturday night edition of sportswrap. the sharks played in nashville tonight, sharks took a page out of warrior's game plan, start slow and try to build a late late comeback, it doesn't always work for the w's either. shooting for the third straight victory and led 1-0 when roman josi shoots the goal. sharks lost four of the last five games and didn't score until the 3rd period. irwinn shoots and deflected in by boyle. you see it goes through the goalie. it's 2-1. still plenty of time and 3-1 with 2:30 yet. they need two goals and they get one. patrick marleau, his 15th goal of the season. sharks then decide to swarm the net and where was the intensity in the first two periods? havlat, no soup for you -- sharks simply run out of time and nashville wins 3-2 your final. >>> cal men's basketball coach mike montgomery must chuckle every time people tell him he just surpassed the legendar

onions, on toasted sourdough for just $3.99. is that where you also got the idea for that clock bracelet you always wear? my watch? no...these were invented a long time ago. like in the 80's? . >>> tonight nelson mandela's family says the millions of people in mourning around the world proved that the south african leader was a global citizen. mourners including president obama and former presidents bush and clinton head to south africa next week for services honoring that country's first black president. this weekend south africans are celebrating his life with songs and marches. mourners say mandel's leadership transform their country, including his 27 years in jail, protesting against apartheid. >> growing up, we weren't allowed -- it's just always been to me that rebellious person who fought for us. >> tomorrow is the national day of prayer in south africa. on tuesday, president obama will attend the official public memorial service in johannesburg. mandela will be buried on december 15th in the village of qunu where he grew up. >>> the remaining pilot whales that stranded on the coast of florida may have rescued

onions, on toasted sourdough for just $3.99. is that where you also got the idea for that clock bracelet you always wear? my watch? no...these were invented a long time ago. like in the 80's? >>> new video tonight out of san francisco where city leaders are teaming up to bring people a merry christmas. the project pairs volunteer donors with local families who don't have money to buy gifts. for many these are the only gifts they'll get this holiday season. >>> the megamillions jackpot is now the largest in the lottery's history. the operators made some changes by low erg the odds of -- lowering the odds of winning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. that's it for us. tmz coming up next. >> today on "tmz" -- >> our photog is hanging out on capitol hill. he runs into joe biden. >> have you gone shopping for the president yet? >> solid stuff from colin. is he talking to the vice president like they have been drinking beer together for 12 years. >> rihanna on peta's top hate list. wearing her brown fur. >> is it bad to wear fur? >> it is n.

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onions, on toasted sourdough for just $3.99. is that where you also got the idea for that clock bracelet you always wear? my watch? no...these were invented a long time ago. like in the 80's? >>> the navy plans to enkreis testing the effects of snow far on whales and dolphins. it affects the way they dive, communicate and feed. some whales try to escape the sonar. scientist believe it could be causing mass strandings and deaths. the navy is working with whale researchers in southern california to figure out the effects of snow far on large groups whales. research has just studied small pods. >> land -- coastal dairy includes 7,000 acres of sloping hills north of santa christmas. conserve vacationist believe it would bring in more money to preserve the land. the farm has been closed for decades about that is expected to change win the federal government takes over in a few months. >> if you went outside today you noticed it did warm up a bit. leigh glaser has the forecast for the week ahead. >> certainly did. temperatures -- speaking on santa cruz, 70 degrees there. and live doppler 7hd still picking up on high cloud

onions, on toasted sourdough for just $3.99. is that where you also got the idea for that clock bracelet you always wear? my watch? no..these were invented a long time ago. like in the 80's? >>> join my tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. we'll tell you how alligator and crook dials -- crocodiles may use tools to hunt prey and the bay area city that wants to stop people from releasing butterflies as weddings and other celebrations and why it's dangerous. all coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. an upset at thebreak office. the "the hunger games" has been. frozen came in first place. it's an animated comedy about two people who fight to end an icy spell in the frozen kingdom. it made $31 million. in the second place, "the hunger games", the star-studded crime thriller, out of the furnace, managed just five million in its debut. four and deliveryman round out the top five. >> that's it for abc7 at 6:00. i'm ama daetz. for mike shumann, and leigh glaser who is off, thank you for joining us.

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it's like an onion and you start peeling back the layers and they need lots of different services." but for debbie criswell, the letters hiv noonger stand for a deadly curse. i used to call it hell in a vial now i call it heaven in view." a view to a day when this virus has been conquered. according to the world health organization -- some 35 million people are infected with the virus. 69 percent of the global aids population lives in sub-saharan it's also the world's leading infectious killer -- havin >> black friday gets all of the attention. but for many retailers cyber monday is just as important. my guess is we are going to go short of 3 billion short of cyber monday. >> they are offering big door buster specials. but analysts are not expecting consolers to bust down doors rushing to get them. last year americans spent $2 billion on cyber monday which has seen double-digit sale increases since 2010. >> retilers will recognizing that consumers have a great deal of technology in their hand. so they can shop whether at work or through the internet or shop at home. >> it's not just happening on desk top computers. on the go

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