center city philadelphia where volunteers with the assembly of god church handed out warm bowls of hot soup. other volunteers helped folks find a place to stay overnight. >> freezing and things like that. we try to encourage people to go inside and not be on the streets. we really do need donations. we are always asking for coats, blankets. >> if you'd like to donate to the helping hand rescue mission, we do have a link on our website, nbc10.com. >>> now to some breaking news into nbc 10. the islamic state militant group, or isis, has claimed the life of u.s. aid worker peter kassig. he has been beheaded. isis made the claim in a video that's described as both graphic and disturbing. kassig was captured last year while helping to provide medical aid to people in syria. he is 26 years old. his friends say that he converted to islam in captivity and changed his name to abdul rommen. nbc news has not confirmed if it's actually kassig pictured in the isis video. his family has not commented yet, however the white house has released this statement. this just came to our attention in the last few

. >> they put it into a hot soup. >> no.> there's two kinds that you can get here. one is the addition of ki ang which means young [ expletive ] -- so it's basically the partially digested juice that's made from when a cow eats grass. -- juice. >> oh, geez. >> [ expletive ]. juice. exactly, yeah. >> oh, no. >> i did not order that. we're not having that. >> okay. we're not having that. >> we're not having that. >> i'm thinking we'll stick to the plain blood soup, thank you very much. >> the way they make it is they take the raw blood and they scrunch it with lemon grass for a long time. >> right. >> because that kind of kills the gamey flavor of the blood, helps with the coagulation and adds flavor. then they actually make chopped larb. the minced meat salad. looks raw. that goes in. whole bunch of deep fried krunai, or innards. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> here it is. >> you're not kidding. that's like a horror movie. like "csi" soup. i'm eating out of an open wound. actually, that's completely delicious. >> utterly de

who couldn't use a nice bowl of hot soup on a day like this. we have kate.it kate, you're the only one with a line right now. is this what you look forward to every year? >> it is. this is definitely our season. we sell a lot of soup this time of year. we are here year-round. we're definitely one of the more popular vendors just when it gets cold like this. we're here in the summer but this is definitely our time. >> you got to be out here for six hours. how do you stay warm when you're outside for that long? >> we're lucky because we have stoves so the soup so we can huddle round the stove it is we get too cold. right now it's not too bad. come february we will be feeling it. sometimes we have to take breaks and go into the store. >> reporter: are you bracing yourself for what's to come? >> i'm hoping it's not as bad as last year. last year was pretty brutal. we had a few rough days out here. but we're we're every weekend, rain or shine or snow or whatever. >> reporter: all right. kate, thank you so much. you're going to be doing a lot of business this afte

for over 40 years, they've been selling fresh fish, hot soups, and doing a little catering and, along the way, got their fair share of critical acclaim. gary: okay, you're getting the works today. lemonis: gary swanson jr. took the market over from his dad and worked alongside his wife, sue, and they made a comfortable life for his family. but on july 4, 2009, a fire destroyed his original store. [ siren wails ] dispatcher: code 6. gary: completely devastated. lemonis: not only did the family lose income for an entire year, but they lost a good portion of their customer base. gary: we definitely need to pay a couple of these vendors. hopefully, we have enough money in the account right now. lemonis: when the store finally reopened, a year after the fire, gary was $900,000 in debt. sue: monday's deposit that should have went in on tuesday didn't go in till the following week. gary: i'm put against the wall. lemonis: sue is so demoralized by the downturn that she's spending less and less time at the store... sue: i need a break. i'm reaching my boiling point. lemonis: ...forcing their d

for over 40 years, they've been selling fresh fish, hot soups, and doing a little catering and, along the way, got their fair share of critical acclaim. gary: okay, you're getting the works today. lemonis: gary swanson jr. took the market over from his dad and worked alongside his wife, sue, and they made a comfortable life for his family. but on july 4, 2009, a fire destroyed his original store. [ siren wails ] dispatcher: code 6. gary: completely devastated. lemonis: not only did the family lose income for an entire year, but they lost a good portion of their customer base. gary: we definitely need to pay a couple of these vendors. hopefully, we have enough money in the account right now. lemonis: when the store finally reopened, a year after the fire, gary was $900,000 in debt. sue: monday's deposit that should have went in on tuesday didn't go in till the following week. gary: i'm put against the wall. lemonis: sue is so demoralized by the downturn that she's spending less and less time at the store... sue: i need a break. i'm reaching my boiling point. lemonis: ...forcing their d

only hot meal, soup and bred.s russia's economy plunges, more citizens are depending on charity to survive. men like gleb, not homeless or unemployed, just poor. i have work, he told me but i don't get much salary. after the rent for my flat there's not enough for food. with rising prices in russia, that shortage of cash is push whole families into poverty. elena, who is 56 says she spends all of her pension supporting her close relatives. without this free throw line food, she'd just go hungry. >> translator: the economic situation in russia isn't very good. i'm responsible for three people, me, my granddaughter, and my son. half of my pension goes on rent and what's left is too small. you know, you hear about the economic crisis in russia, devaluing ruble, the sanctions from europe and the united states. but these are the people it really affects in many ways the most vulnerable citizens. if the economic crisis continues, this situation is only going to get worse. this one soup van operated by a charity called p

hot meal and a place to sleep. >> reporter: every weeknight they come to this mobile soup kitchen purr thap only hot meal, soup and. more of its citizens are depending on charity to survive. men like this, not homeless, not even unemployed, just poor. i have work, he told me, but don't get much salary. after the rent for my flat there's not enough for food. with rising prices in russia, that shortage is cash is forcing whole families into poverty. alina sends her pension supporting her close relatives. without this free food she would just go hungry. zblth the economic situation in russia isn't very good. i'm responsible for three people, me, my granddaughter and my son. half of 0 my pension goes own rent and what's left is too far. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: you know, you hear a lot about the economic crisis in russia, the sanctions from europe and the united states, but these are the people it really affects. in many ways, russia's most vulnerable citizens. the business concern is if the economic crisis continues this situation is only going to get worse. this soup van operated by a charity works

prepare for a good hot pot of soup later on today.fect day to be inside looking out at the chilly weather and the wind. not going to be a pretty warmup today. outside on our sky watcher camera this morning, sun is coming up an hour early this morning. good morning everybody. welcome back to standard time. a little early, daylight first thing this morning. an earlier sunset coming our way. a couple of sprinkles inside the district and parts of prince george's county, charles county. it should be out of here within the next our or two. by 8:00, 9:00, everyone should be dry. current windchills are below freezing everybody. it's a cold start outside this morning. you'll need a warm coat and hat first thing. plan on a wind-whipped sunny and chilly sunday. highs today barely making it above 50 degrees. a hard freeze possible tonight. more about the freeze warning coming up in a few minutes. >> yikes. thanks, chuck. >>> as federal investigators look into what cause add virgin galactic rocket to explode, the company's ceo richard branson says

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