beer loves salty. beer loves fatty. spicy. salty. fried. together? happiness. >> oh, okay.y-cleaning water. so good. and so important to a healthy lifestyle. i'd imagine. midnight. nam prik moon. that's what you do after you've had a few drinks, maybe a lot of drinks, because what you need, maybe you didn't know you needed it but you do, is nam prik. thai chili dip. >> yeah. nam prik is what the vast majority of thai people who live in america who come to thailand to visit and come back end up getting busted at the airport for trying to bring in. >> we get two kinds. nam prik tua daeng. >> a combination of chilies, garlic, shrimp paste, dried fish. >> and this. >> colloquially known as midnight nam prik num. >> made from roasted green chilies. accompanied by god's preferred delivery systems for beer-friendly goodness. >> yeah. >> yeah on that. a whole bunch of deep-fried little salty meaty delicious things. yes, please. ♪ >> and kai toon. >> yes. >> something i've loved from the first mouthful i've ever had right here in chiang mai all those years ago, thai pork sausage. >>

it's saltiness compliments the chocolate favor. people also buy the product because it's its popularity has also reached the beauty industry. these bars most popular offer sg a kelp bar. you can also get a kelp cream massage. since the spa started, to aid circulation and skin, the number of regular customers by 50%. >> i've been coming two or three times a week. it helps me to relax. and with a seaweed cream, i really feel as though i'm being beauti beautified. >> russians are also beginning to look on kelp has health food that curbs sugar and fat ab sormgs and a local unit have researching whether it increases life expectancy. >> kelp is full of health boosting ingredients. it also contains ingredients that can prevent hardening of the arteriearteries. >> university researchers have developed a menu of 20 dishes containing kelp. they have invited college students to a sampling party. >> we've prepared very healthy kelp dishes. >> among the dishes were sausages and salads mixed with seaweeds. >> if this was generally available, i'd

in the back, a call drone of salty fish bubble over hardwood coals.ins of sweet bean, one of the fillings for the variety of pastries stuffed, shaped and put into an old wood stove oven. in another corner, the heartening slap of fresh bread pressed against the clay wall of a tan doori, and of course eggs bobs and spins in the broth of fish, surprise and herb. >> mohinga? this i must have. if there's a national dish, would it be this? >> yes, you look at the sometimes. these are indian, these are chinese, but mohinga is a local thing. it's fish based with rice or noodles, sometimes we put in some crispies, like fried beans, and these are some coriander leaves. >> yeah. >> lime. >> sprinkle some in here. >> good textures. particularly in the light of obama's recent visit, these are interesting times. significant changes for the first time in 50 years. >> yes. one thing that's quite significant. you take a look around, all kinds of people, all age groups. a couple years ago, people would be talking about politics, you -- nowadays, it's more outspoken. th

salty caramel swirl and fudge covered potato chip clusterses? are those ingredients or did the pringles man take a dump in an ice cream machine. (applause) i am telling you, fallon, there's room for only one ice cream in late night. so cancel your flavor, or i will turn late night snack into late night slop which i believe is chelsea handler's favor. i mean it! >> not so fast. (cheers and applause) >> stephen, stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! (cheers and applause) >> let the pint go, stephen. or i'll give your eyes cream a neopolitan necktie. >> stephen: okay, okay, stay cool, jimmy. i'm sorry i insulted you. your eyes cream is actually pretty good for 12:30. (laughter) >> stephen: it's just not ready for the 11:30 time slot yet. >> thanks, steve. and your ice cream is okay too, as a pal at cleanser for-- .o. >> stephen: your eyes cream is like a jimmy fallon snl scratch, halfway through you break down laughing and you can't finish it. (cheers and applause) stephen, stephen, stephen! >> your eyes cream is like your cameo in

you've got salty and -- >> and sweet and tart. >>> and sweet and tart altogether. >> it's so easy tofresh. >>> she also is going to be at our you gotta try station station event coming up, folks. it's thursday, october 2nd. a few tickets left. go to our website myfoxphilly.com and you can buy the tickets. we'll link you to where you can buy the tickets of course we're trying to make money for the kids of the delaware valley w wh second chance foundation. thank you. it will be great. >> yes it is. >> glad to know you. >> you too. can i stand up now? >> yes. >>> okay. we gotta try this. ♪ >> man, i could eat thanksgiving dinner every day of the year, right? >>> exactly. how come he gets to do all these. you should get to do some of these. >> maybe i'll try some out later. >>> coming up mike jerrick puts young chefs to the test. >> it is master chef junior fox 29 >> master chef junior is one of hottest shows on fox right now. >> that's right. our my jerrick plays the goal of gore ran ramsay to put some local junior master chefs to the test. ♪ >> i've come to collingswood, new jersey to

. >> no, this is the salty water and the water we're producing, you can see is very clear, and doesn't have salt in it. >> ok, i'll take your word for it. >> how does it taste? >> very earthy. >> even though we haven't added any chemicals that you would add for municipal drink watering, it's absolutely safe. that's the whole point, we can make clean drinking water just using the sun. >> plans are made to add more mirrors. when it's completed, they'll process 2 million gallons of fresh water per day. >> one of our biggest challenges is to think farmers to think that desal nicing is a way to get clean water. >> water is going to become our future gold. >> i think we'll see a number of new satellite missions being launched at nasa. we'll have a much better three dimensional picture 10 years from now. that would be great information for water management. once we understand how much water is available to us as snow, and is accessible in streams and reservoirs and ground water, it gives me great hope thinking about moving forward to the next decade. >> for farmers, hope goes hand-in-hand tha

nobody was hurt in this salty situation and no word on whether anybody threw salt over their shoulder for good luck. >> i used to live near there, very familiar with this area. a big mess. >> i want my money back! can i get my money back? >> a sentiment shared by many redskins fans. >> some fans so disenchanted with how things turned out, they're giving up the once coveted season tickets. diane joins us live with the story of one such fan. >> reporter: fedex field is a place where diehard burgundy and gold fans have been coming for 15 mostly losing years. times, they are achanging. so much so that mike kennedy, a season ticket holder, is calling it quits. mike kennedy and his friends travel all over the the country to support their beloved football team. they go to fedex field too, but these days they won't go inside the stadium. >> kind of our way of protesting that we're not going to give the money to the organization, as far as the overpriced food and beer. so we would rather sit outside with our friends and watch it on tv while we can still continue to grill, still continue to dri

>> but pepperoni pizza is salty. >> pizza's great, don't touch a thing. >>> up next, a man's clever marriageg viral. >> kevin moran popped the question in a photo booth. here's his unsuspecting girlfriend smiling for the camera. >> and he pulls out the ring, and the shocked expression. >> the third picture, laughing and smiling. >> and the fourth picture with the couple sealed the deal with a kiss. of course, she said yes. he said he was expecting the strip of photos, but this was also shooting video the entire time. >> just right. this is better than the guy with the crane and dropped is on everybody. >> a photo booth. i think that's really creative. >> it's simplicity. doesn't have to be big and extravagant. simple stuff. that's great stuff. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, we'll be back with your "friday funnies." (dog barks playfully) dear murphy, thanks for being a warm pillow, a snuggler, and showing me that slobber... ha! just adds character. . . games, thanks for teaching us to be as patient... as you. give thanks for all the joy & inspiration your

salty. philadelphia's finest sharing the spirit of the season.hiladelphia 24th police district is port richmond through it's chirp's christmas party. did it's a great opportunity for officers to get together with their community. the holiday cheer included lots of activities and some good fo food. i'm guessing maybe a little bit of salt here and there. possibly. chips. i go to the ocean for salt air. it's free. >> it wasn't salt that we saw today coming down from the sky. >> no. it could have been, though. big flakes of salt. >>> yeah. maybe even a little bit of graupel. >> the graupel comes back. >>> yeah. just for you lucy. >> thank you. >>> the snow totals across the area we saw a trace to about an inch and a half especially toward the gilbertsville area. glassboro a trace and a trace officially of snowfall at the philadelphia international airport as well. but look at the temperatures by 7:00 o'clock in the mid 30s. a few leftover scattered flurries early. but it's going to be a cold evening if you're stepping outdoors. so bundle up. also, we

you're going to get down so deep and the water's going to start getting salty on you. >> so this grove has not had water on it in a whole year. >> reporter: randy weldon is a local grower. he showed us how farmers who could not afford to drill wells helplessly watched their orchards die. these orange trees are dead, and there are thousands just like them not far from delano's main street. >> it's heartbreaking. in a lot of cases, the farmers have their heart and soul in this land, and it's like losing a part of your family, you know. and economically, it's disastrous. >> reporter: in california, water is considered a property right, so farmers are free to drill as much as they want. all they need is a permit. but no one knows how much water farmers are pulling from the underground aquifer-- that's the natural reservoir accumulated over thousands of years from rain and snow-- and no one knows how much water is left. if an aquifer is like a savings account, this is a run on the bank, a race to the bottom. at the urging of the governor, jerry brown, california voters this year agreed they

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all you have to do is go to -- >> the water here is salty. so the government set up desalination plabts. they cannot just get pressure water. looks like somebody's handy candy. in fact, it's their daily routine. there are hundreds of thousands of people who don't want to get out of gaza. they want to keep them in gaza. and the palestinians is not something they want to relate to. i'm sorry i can't be with you there, but i don't know where the fate of god will be decided, here in the streets or in the streets of gaza. >> this is where the israelis has been coming and wreaking havoc through the entire area. >> you can look around here and see these homes. they were totally destroyed. >> for me the 1967 war was a turning point in my life. i was in the army at the time, and when israel first conquered gaza and the west bank i was relieved, because we all believed that we were under siege. but unlike most israelis, i soon realized that israel's victory and occupation were a trap and a curse. soon after i joined a minority left wing movement opposi

you have to be creative to and still there was the president who had salty language but used it for effectedpeople. but he got legislation through. >> but if he did all the time people would be so used to it. >> it is not what you saw. >> i know tracy is the great mom but in front of the kids i dylan to end a bad words. isn't that funny from where we came from? >> what do you do? >> it is almost impossible online or social media that f. bomb is thrown around so flagrantly. >> maybe i am not such a great mom. >>. [laughter] i have set 8:00 a.m. will and i tried not to swear before 8:00 and i fail every day. [laughter] >> but you agree as far as making an impact it does have an impact? >> if you don't use profanity when you drop that effort bomb i go to church every sunday and elsewhere once. >> and then when the cameras go off we will talk. [laughter] >> them or you use said the more you slip up the wrong time. >> that is a good point. >> you will drop the book then you are expelled. >>. >> an den. >> then you have to go to a the high road. >>. neil: annual e-mail by rail. when all they showc

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in classic celebrity fashion he deleted the salty. it was on no china, i don't like democracy. i was taking my innocent law to fellowship has this dark side where we start yourself believe if anyone goes outside the realm. for scholarly research to the article, jonathan crudely cut it from the essay. i spent a lot of time on justin bieber fan sites on the internet. don't do it. really, don't do it. again, it is pretty rigorous. so what should fellowship look like? my argument in the essay and my argument here today which will completely fall flat because top of your tweaking to your friends right now is we should reclaim fellowship because we've totally decrease friendship. we all have a million ransom of followers. we spent our lives online with their friends. but those aren't real friendships. those are pals on the justin bieber fan site and we have anonymous handles that we use and reposted them. [inaudible] [laughter] now, my handle is more subtle than not. i think there's -- there's some existential questions here that we should consider. when we think about fellowship and

for all of your salty desires think dr. salt soda pop. >>> my goodness. a weird story danny just told. going green ain't so clean. a new study from the university of minnesota says all electric cars. all electric cars are worse for the environment than their gas guzzling rivals. the tower comes from a coal plant that accounts for 35% of the power. it will cause 86% more deaths from air pollution than a car running on gasoline. the energy comes from natural gas, wind or water, debts are reduced by at least half. hybrids and diesel cars are mostly environmentally friendly. the study's author says, quote, if we are using ethanol for environmental benefits and air quality and climate change we are going down the wrong path. well that's scary, dana. is this making you rethink the all electric car you drive to work? >> right. that would be my feet? >> yes. >> yaba-daba-doo. >> it is great for parking in the city. the great thing about this is i like the high degreeds. i like the new -- the hybrids, the new technology. there is nothing more smug that somebody wh

the bill would put off a rule to make lunches less salty which was supposed to go into affect in 2017. >>> happening today in wall, president obama will announce a $1 billion investment in programs for early education. 18 states, including new jersey, will get about $250 million each to create or expand preschool programs. another $500 million will go to states to improve programs for children from birth to 3. bob casey will be at today's white house summit on early education. >>> today first lady michelle obama will do her part in this year's toys for tots campaign. she will travel to southeast washington this afternoon to deliver gifts for the campaign. staff members donated the toys. >>> the nobel peace prize winners were presented with their medals today. they were escorted. they are activists for children's rights. she almost died for her fight for the right of girls to receive an education in pakistan. >>> the royals have left the empire state. prince william and kate, the duchess, wrapped up their visit to new york. they spent hours last night at a gala in honor of the universi

only oat it if you like salty rubbiery meat. this cost 1.79. it yourself for $0.80. >> unsalt the peanuts and put cranberries in. >> this is new from stony field. it is not yogurt. it is a fresh cheese and it is for people who don't like the tanning of yogurt. it is nice and sweet and creamy and doesn't have the cultures that you don't get that in there. if i like yogurt. >> it is goes. and same amount of calsium and protein. good. >> thank you. i like those. >> save that? >> that's it for us. julie bandaras is next with the fox report. canned passed this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before t

. >> we are from mouth-watering cheese stakes, creamy milk shakes, and salty fries. we are from strong single mothers. we are from the u school where my fellow classmates want to become something great. >> reporter: superintendent hite is giving his innovative schools five years to make a go of it, and he wants to open more every year. however, keeping up with charter schools will be a challenge. more than 40 organizations have applied to open new charter schools in philadelphia next year. >> ifill: whether it's hurricanes, a health scare, or a cyberattack, communities and institutions survive only if they can prepare for the unpredictable. that's the topic of a new book called, "the resilience dividend" by judith rodin, who's also the president of the rockefeller foundation. i sat down with her recently at the miami book fair. what is resilience? >> well, somewhere in the world, at least once a week, there is a storm or a new epidemic people haven't heard about six months before, civil unrest, a cyberattack, and in this age of so much unpredictability and so much tu

it is salty, pork. when i was three years oldy was telling people bacon is my favorite food.> it is kind of like wine you smell it before you taste it. nothing better than bacon. >> so true. >> so what do you have for us today. >> it smells so good. >> these are all things we are participating in the the bacon and beer festival on saturday. the these are some of the things that we will be serving. we will do, we have right now a an witch. this is what we serve in our wish bone restaurant. >> yes. >> do you want to make this. >> yes. >> so we, in the restaurant we serve sliders. i'm sorry, we serve sandwiches for bacon and beer event we will be serving this in slider form with mack and cheese. homemade mack and cheese everything we does from scratch. it is, the way we pennsylvania make this, for instance, we make a sauce or my business partner and i we started the restaurant we are both chefs. we own fine dining restaurants. we wanted to go more comfort food. so belgium cuisine, stuff people will crave. >> we just showed this mack and cheese. what this on top of it. >> it is a

people are choosing salty, fatty carbohydrates because they have been sold those.the cheapest. so, you are gettings something to eat. but the funniest thing is that along with the obesity, there is malnutrition. big people are malnourished. they are not healthy. >> but again, why? we have farm subsidies, $20 billion a year, and 85% of that is going to corn, wheat, and soy, all these products that go into fast food or highly-processed foods. we are only subsidizing dairy and livestock to the tune of 15% and fruits and vegetables 1%. >> what about the horsemeat scandal? i want to get your thoughts on that. >> bobby should comment on that one. you're a horse guy. >> that's right, you own some thoroughbred horses. >> i do. obviously, as an american, i cannot imagine the idea of it. i know in other countries, it is commonplace, but not for here. >> big time. >> i do not know. when you're looking at a shortage of protein, why are we not looking at the sources of protein? >> because those kind of animals are very expensive to grow as a protein source. we should start thin

if it's too salty and raises health concerns, if it's too salty and you can't grow your crops, that's tough. because we're coming in line first. we're going to step in front of everyone else. and i think that that's -- what you're going to ignite here with the pass and of this bill is you're going to take us all back in time, as senator boxer pointed out, this just reignites the california water wars. and it's something we tried and tried to move away from and we've made progress. i appreciate that those who were impatient, that those who think somehow they're given a greater right than in fact they are to water, that they believe now they can just take it from their neighbor, they can just take it from their neighbor, that's an unacceptable process. that's why senator feinstein withdrew these negotiations, said she would come back next year and go through regular order and have the hearings that the people in california are entitled to, that the state of california is entitled to, and those of us who represent very desperate parts of the state will be able to participate and have tha