just that it was a vegan restaurant and it still is and always will be. in vacaville, joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> a big wine heist has been cracked. two men have been arrested with conspiracy to transport stolen goods. the list of stolen items include high-end wind stolen from the french laundry in yountville. they started as early as march of 2013. the stolen merchandise was worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. >>> would you want to seat tangerines or grapes grown with waste water from an oil field? >> only on 5, christin ayers uncovered a well kept secret and started asking questioning. >> reporter: every drop of water counts in california's drought stricken central valley. but some of the biggest growers in the area are not worry about conserving because they found a steady supply. >> it was a well-kept secret. >> reporter: local almond farmer tom france found out about the water's unusual source a few years ago after getting curious about a strange looking pond filled with steaming hot water just a few miles from his orchard. >> the smell. like rotten

if you are vegan, like me, then you can substitute this for a vegan burger, or you can use chickpeas, and it makes just as good. >> what does a vegan eat? >> well, vegans, we eat lots of plants -- veggies, fruit, whole grains -- but no dairy, eggs, or meat. so, yeah. but all of these recipes, especially this one -- it's great vegan, or, if you don't like that, you can make it however you like. >> great! well, i can't wait to try it. while the veggies are cooking, we're gonna take a quick break. [ microwave beeping ] >> all right. our spinach and mushrooms are done now, so we're gonna take these out... again, with our oven mitts, and we're just going to put in the veggie burger for a minute and a half or cook it as the directions say. [ microwave beeping ] >> great. >> so, these are our freshly steamed mushrooms and spinach. >> wonderful. should we strain these, as well? >> you can, but it's not necessary. >> okay. >> so, we're just gonna put those on the plate after. we're gonna let them cool a little bit while our veggie burger's cooking. pass me a fork, please. >> i would love to. >

. >>> a bay area restaurant is in hot water with his vegan customers. his decision to eat meat again riled them up. joe vazquez on the vegans who want the businessman dead because he likes meat. >> reporter: he is a farmer who raises cattle and eats hamburgers. what's so wrong about that. >> you're killing your cows. >> reporter: if you listen to social media the problem is matthew englehart and his wife also own two premiere vegan restaurants in california. cafe gratitude and gracias madres. strict rules not to eat animals or animal products of any kind. >> all the money i spent into your company is being pumped into a farm killing animals!! i'm so heartbroken! >> reporter: the engleharts weren't home at their farm in vacaville. in a blog post a little over a year ago, matthew reported he had just recently gun to realize farm animals keep farmland from turning to desert. so he decided to get some cows and some sheep. and he says he has even slaughtered some of the cows for food. matthew posted this photo of himself eating his first hamburger in 40 year

carol: there is a story about a vegan cheese maker. david: vegan cheese?l: right, there are a lot of vegans who would like to have cheese, but they can't. david: milk product. carol: anything connected with an animal. this is a company based in silicon valley. it is interesting they are kind , of disrupting the cheese market if you will. instead of using animal enzymes, or stomach enzymes, they are using plant enzymes and getting equipment from france to do it. it is really interesting. they have caught the attention of folks from whole foods. they got into whole foods last year. they did a personal tasting with john mackey, one of the ceos of the company. and there is popularity with it. david: they plan to grow if the vegan cheese catches on. carol: it is a huge market. right now, begin cheese -- vegan cheese is less than 1% of the cheese market. they are hoping to grow and be popular among various consumers. david: ok, i will give it a try. also, a company profiting on the popularity of old-school turntables. >> crossley is the largest turntable manufac

but issue of the day of reason, it is like a vegan. a raw vegan, not good enough to be a raw vegan.w vegan and you should be a raw vegan. atheists are the same way. i don't care if you believe, you don't have to shove your non-belief down my throat and i won't pros lit advertise. harris: my thing is cause as day of judgment to happen. why are you only into the dade of reason? you don't need to have that conversation. that is code for talking about religion. and i thought that religion and politics were those things you don't agree, you're just supposed to smile politely. >> good point. harris: if you subscribe to this idea you don't want to get into entanglements with people. i don't know, are we scrubbing whole conversation now? don't offend everybody. have a day -- how about a day for silence. >> a day for judging. harris: that is what it is. andrea: a day for judging? every day is a day for judging. go on social media, walk out your door. we have too much judgment in society. and i think it is rich, sandra, that washington, d.c., is actually calling for a day of reason. this is c

>> ride the wave of new vegan eating options. >> learn how to detox your life! >> look look! >> and visit a cafÉ for cats! >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> when it comes to dining trends, eating vegan is definitely in vogue. >> that's right, there is a crop of meat free restaurants that have been popping up all over >> so melissa takes us on a tasting tour of some of the options. >> and she starts right here at charlie was a sinner in midtown village. >> we say we don't talk about charlie! >> gotcha so he wasn't a saint

>> the thing that really bothers me about it is the prince i know was like super healthy, vegan, wasn't an abuser of drugs or alcohol. he lived right, you know. he was clean. he looked young and looked really healthy and vibrant. the whole thing is just very mysterious to me. >> good to be here, l.a. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. >> i appreciate it, guys. >> "purple rain" will be one of prince's greatest legacies. here is nbc's joe fryer.

it's soda and french fries and vegan ding dongs and oreos. >> people shouldn't think vegan is a biwordor healthy. >> right. same thing for gluten free. and then vegetarians, they're typically consuming insane amounts of milk, cheese, ice cream, saur cream, all these things that basically have the same nutritional profile as meat. >> does it connect with what we hear in restaurants about locally sourced? >> i would say away from locally sourced. i mean, what we're focusing in on is we're trying to do a deep dive into nutrition. in order to do that, you want to do sweet potatoes and brown rice and kale and broccoli and mustard greens. this is where true nutrition lives. in the bodies of these amazing plant strong foods. >> and your perspective is get these foods that are as close to how they came out of the earth as you possibly can get them? >> minimally processed, whole foods, exactly right. >> one of our own at fire station 2 in austin, texas was staring at a hareart attack. 28 days later his total cholesterol dropped. >> this stuff can make a big impact based on what you've seen? >>

>>stephen: he's not a smug vegan? like that sandwich is somebody's baby? open-minded vegan. >>stephen: what is the worst thing you have to eat at a public event? you don't have to say what state. people know it's iowa. >> right. >>stephen: they'll fry anything and put it on a stick. >> when you are walking around the fair you don't want to stop subtle down and eat. if you get it on a stick dashes. >> you don't have to be denied meat. >> that's 100% right. >> politics seem to be finding common ground. >> right. >>stephen: what do you have in common with your likely opponent donald trump other than the fact you have beautiful daughters and you both were at his wedding? >> i'm not sure yet. i'm not sure what i have in common with him. however when you are president and you're working with the congress there are lots of opportunities to find common ground. >>stephen: why do you want to go back to washington, d.c? whenever i'm down there i want to get out of there as fast as i can. >> well that's where our seat of government is. >>stephen: the republicans are l

antwan lewis shows us why school officials decided to go vegan and how it was working out. >> reporter: it's lunchtime at the scandinavian school. not your typical school food. >> it's potatoes and chick-peas and spinach. >> reporter: the school is strictly vegan. no meat, no dairy, no shortage of recipes and ideas from the chef and dietician. enjoy and keeping in mind to put different colors and flavors and textures. >> reporter: the school opened in 2010 with four students and a vegetarian menu. a few years and 90 students later, they took feeding the kids a step further, being sought out by parents who are vegan at home. >> the majority of our families that are not have noticed a big difference in their children's eating habits at home as well. they come home speaking about chick-peas and kale and quinoa. they're open to eating that. which before they might not have been. >> reporter: it has its own garden where the kids learn the meaning of farm to table. >> she knows there's a meaning to everything she put into her mouth. it's not just removed from a store on the shelves. >> repor

>> ride the wave of new vegan eating options. >> learn how to detox your life! >> look look!d visit a cafÉ for cats! >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> when it comes to dining trends, eating vegan is definitely in vogue. >> that's right, there is a crop of meat free restaurants that have been popping up all over >> so melissa takes us on a tasting tour of some of the options. >> and she starts right here at charlie was a sinner in midtown village. >> we say we don't talk about charlie! >> gotcha so he wasn't a saint

. >> protesters marched outside a popular vegan restaurant tonight. they feel the bay area owners betrayed them. >> stop the pain. >> about two dozen people demonstrated outside cafe gratitude in los angeles tonight. the restaurant first started here in the bay area. now, some vegans are upset that the owners have started raising and slaughters cows on their farm in vacaville and eating the meat. >> to suddenly make this move is a violation of what we thought they stood for. >> if it is meat they treat, animals they raise ethically and they take care of them and eat the meat, i think that is okay. >> the owners put out statements saying they feel saddened by the negative reaction to choices they have made in the privacy of their own home. >>> a lot of you have been talking about a pretty well- kept secret we revealed last night. some of your favorite california fruits and nuts are grown with waste water coming from oil fields. is that safe? we learned that no one has been checking until now. only on 5 tonight, christin ayers has the results of the fir

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david: i spoke with editor brent vegan.: -- brett: do take your smart with you or leave them behind? david: what do you do about photos? brett: go to my friends. >> we recommended about a different things you might want to pick up that would make using a real camera a lot more fun. every thing from printers to little mini projectors. we recommended a $100 bullet camera, which is fun and comes with a lot of colors. there's a drone that we recommended. bret: we do recommend the fanny pack. >> you can put your passport in their, a point-and-click camera. it's revitalizing the idea of using your camera instead of your phone. >> there will be those who say i have to take my phone with me. you have a few apps. perhaps we could download them. >> face tune is one. blemishes.liminate something called after light, which is popular. it has some thing called -- a something like 75 built in measures. >> thank you. carol: the benefits and pitfalls of being a credit card turner. david: how to live large on the corporate card. carol: that'

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>> ride the wave of new vegan eating options. >> learn how to detox your life! >> look look! >> and visit a cafÉ for cats! >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> when it comes to dining trends, eating vegan is definitely in vogue. >> that's right, there is a crop of meat free restaurants that have been popping up all over >> so melissa takes us on a tasting tour of some of the options. >> and she starts right here at charlie was a sinner in midtown village. >> we say we don't talk about charlie! >> gotcha so he wasn't a saint

i've got a special vegan diet. i would say there's probably 100 to 150 special requests that evening. and it presents a challenge, but we do the best we can. >> what if you are one of the guests in the 1,000 plus rooms here at the washington hilton, you want a grilled cheese and bowl of onion soup, are they going to be able to get it that night. >> they will. >> we'll have our restaurant staffed, restaurant and kitchen and room service appropriately staffed. we'll have six cooks up there and three pantry persons up there working. and room service will probably have staff of probably 15 that evening. so whether it's room service or a la carte or, you know, the people that like to watch, you know, the bar, they'll be able to order bar food. whatever they want. >> and that's ul done in a separate kitchen? >> yes, which is -- excuse me -- it's up one floor. it's right off the lobby. there's tdl restaurant. >> chef andre in the 12 years that you've been doing this dinner. has anything ever gone wrong or arye that you ca

i've got a special vegan diet. would say there's probably 100 to 150 special requests that evening. and it presents a challenge but we do the best we can. >> what if you are one of the guests in the 1,000-plus rooms here at the washington hilton? you want a grilled cheese and a bowl of onion soup, are you going to get it that night? >> they will. we'll have our restaurant staff, restaurant kitchen, and room service appropriately staffed. we'll have six cooks up there and three pantry persons up there. room service will have a staff of 15 that evening. whether it's room service or a la carte or, you know, the people that like to watch. they'll be able to order bar food, whatever they want. >> that's all done in a separate kitchen? >> yes. which is up one floor. it's right off the lobby. there's tdl restaurant. and if bar -- a bar. >> in the 12 years you've been doing this dinner, has anything gone wrong you can tell us about? >> we've had a lot go wrong. part of my job and my assistance job is kind of look to the fu

she likes to talk about veganism, travel and beauty and going to jail. >> once in a while i do get drunk. on that particular day it was like 5:00 morning. i have no idea what was in my head but for some reason i thought it was okay if i drive my car to get home. >> you know where this is going. she got in her car at 5:00 in the morning and friendly police pulled her over. >> i was caught with 2.2% of alcohol which is quite a lot. >> she has a court date. she put this video out there to come clean and make a point that other kids can learn from. >> i decided to take you with me to court and the experience and i hope that you learn something from this. >> we'll see what happens. >> she could face the minimum of five days and lose to 1,000 bucks or ten days and almost 1400 bucks in fines. >> i just got the verdict back. i'll be going to jail for five days. >> five days. $1,000 fine would have been a lot easier and cheaper to take the cab. did i mention she won't have a car for two years. she will be taking the cab a lot. >> it's expensive, horrible learning experience. but it definitely wil

they also searched for vegan passover recipes. ted cruz, kung pou chicken. kasich, fa lay mignon. donald trump, pork chops, and bars. spicy ladies for bernie sanders. does that surprise you or not? >> did it say anything about popcorn and coca-cola? that's what i like. >> dave, what about you? >> on our menu, let's see what's happening. as we begin a gorgeous night in ne york, cool and clear evening conditions. we have a couple clouds. finally, rain on friday. i now it's not pleasant to get out and about in, but we need the rain. let's look at temperatures and htconditions around the region now. up to 70 in new york city. cooler as you head to monticello, the 60s across long island. 72 at the jersey shore at long branch. 73 was today's high in the city. got close to 70 in poeughkeepsie. 70 in br gewater, 6unen west hampton. temperatures running above erage. they have been, they will continue to. average high, 63 to 64 degrees, as we head into tomorrow,ay67. we head into thursday and friday, then we cool down for the weekend. gusty conditions out and about today. that was a complic

some said he was a vegan. i don't know for sure. he was thin, kept himself in great shape.does a guy like that die at the age of 57. trace gallagher is in los angeles and is keeping track of all this. >> we know the sheriff is on the investigation, foul play has been ruled out. the focus is on what prince was suffering from. when deputies arrived at prince's compound this morning, they found him unresponsible inside his elevator. they tried cpr, but couldn't revive him. prince's representatives fully acknowledge that he has been sick for quite some time. but they keep referring to it as the flu. two weeks ago during his piano and the microphone tour, prince had to cancel a couple of tour dates because of the flu and last friday during a flight to an atlanta concert, prince's private plane made an emergency landing in illinois where the singer was rushed to the hospital. he got out the very next day aend even went public to reassure his fans that he was fine. but the event has many wondering how sick you have to be, to make an emergency landing. tmz is now reporting that pri

i would read able him being a vegan and i am a vegetarian. we never talked about that. l it was out of nowhere he questioned me about michael jackson's eulogy because i did that. >> just to repeat for our viewers just joining us. i am reading this, pop super star, prince, widely acclaimed as one of the most invepopular musicians, he was found dead in his home on thursday in suburban, minneapolis acrawfoco to his publicist. we got reports about an hour ago perhaps that the medical examiner was called out to the house. i will read a little bit more. it is interesting to read how his life is being summed up from the kind of wire service account that was the first draft of the eu euro. he's the most original and compelling sound at will whether playing guitar or openly drew upon jimmy hendricks. among his other notable releases at the time of graffiti bridge, the black album. >> fearlessly protective of his independence and his privacy. reverend, you mentioned his fight with warner's brothers is what changing his name to a symbol. >> yes, he had to fight with warner's broth

he owns two vegan restaurants and owns a farm in vacaville. he said he realized farm animals helped keep farmland from turning to desert. he said he slaughtered animals to eat. some vegans feel betrayed and they are going to protest. >> you're telling us that you're killing your cows and you're selling them. which essentially is completely hypocritical. >> and it turns out all of the money that i have spent on your company is being pumped into a farm killing animals! i'm so heartbroken! >> according to the hollywood reporter, matthew and his wife have received death threats. >>> time now is 6:10. it was supposed to be a simple resolution honoring a movie legend but a bill in the assembly starts a fierce debate instead. >> tgif in the weather department here at kpix 5 where we are forecasting seasonal high temperatures today. wait until you see the warmer weather for the weekend. >> and take a look at san jose where we have our first incident of the morning slowing the ride on 101 out of downtown. a new accident slowing the trip at mckee road.

reported to be suffering from the flu and then suddenly for this very healthy individual, he was a vegan. he was a fitness buff. he was a dancer. he was -- you know, physically very fit for him to die of this. aretha, i have to ask you as an artist, all the material that has gone unreleased in your life, material you may feel very strongly about, maybe that at the time you couldn't find a good venue for it, how do you make provisions for that to be well cared for and curated when the artist is gone? >> just speaking for myself, i really don't have any shelf music. everything that i recorded has been put out that i know of. >> wow. that's oddly reassureing to those of us who are your fans. we have it all. >> i don't think there's anything on the shelf, brian. >> all right. you left it all on the playing field. rolling stone has prince as number 27 on their list of 100 all-time artists. how will you remember him a week from now, a year from now? >> very, very unique musical individual who was so into his music. he was music to the max. >> and imagine walking into a studio and not worrying

. >> the thing that really bothers me about it is the prince i know was, like, super healthy, vegan, weent wasn't an abuser of drugs, wasn't an abuser of alcohol. he lived right. purple rain, purple rain >> a tribute to that life splashed in his signature purple across the country. from bridges to his hometown of minneapolis to bridges in san francisco, chicago, los angeles, seattle and dallas. >> just -- it's so surreal to think he's gone. >> reporter: leaving behind a legacy that echos around the world. and certainly plenty of tributes right here in new york and the tri-state. president obama was asked about prince while in britain with the the ambassador ended up playing "purple rain" and "delirious" before their meeting. >>> we put together a list of his music. >>> tonight we have prince, the life and death of an icon. watch that here at 10:00. >>> storms are brewing in the tri-state area and you need to be ready in the hours ahead. janice huff is tracking where and when. >> they're few and far between, but they're starting to build now. to the north of the city, parts of rocklan

. >> the prince i know was like super healthy, vegan, wasn't an abuser of drugs, wasn't an abuser of alcohol. >> reporter: meanwhile, tributes flow unabated, as an entertainment giant who stood only 5'2" is remembered for the music, the moves, the marvel who was prince. officials say it could be a few more weeks before a final report into his death is released. in the meantime, funeral plans are still pending tonight. lester? >> ron, a lot of purple there behind you. thank you. >>> we're following developing news out of ohio tonight after eight members of the same family were killed execution style at four locations. tonight there's high anxiety in the region where police warn the killer or killers are on the loose, armed and dangerous. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. >> reporter: the four crime scenes span some 30 miles in rural ohio. tonight eight members of this same family are dead. >> each one of the victims appears to have been executed. each one of the victims appears to be shot in the head. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies got the first call just before 8:00 this morning, repor

>>reporter: jordan younger's career as a vegan food blogger took an unexpected turn when she reemsed she was suffering from a new kind of eating disorder known as orthorexia. it's an unhealthy obsession with eating healthy >> i would embark on these 10 to 30-day juice cleanses where i was only drinking vegetable juice. >>reporter: younger says she lost 25 pounds in two months. the 24-year-old said she took vegan toism an extreme, cutting out more than just meat and animal byproducts. >> i would never eat white bread or refined flour, any flour at all. there were a lot of things. i mean, you should rather ask me what i did eat. >>reporter: while eating healthy is good for you, michelle joggerrenson says going overboard could lead to more dangerous eating disorders >> it's when kind of clean eating begins to take over and causes you problems. >>reporter: an indication that someone might be dealing with orthorexia is when it keep as person from socializing. >> clean eating adolescents can be a problem where they stop eating with families. i'm not eating that. i'm not eating that crap, i

what it was eating and we're not talking vegan here. it's wednesday, april 6th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> top of the morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan. >> you know, i was reading a political magazine, had a great take. we're heading to a brokered convention. they looked back to the last brokered convention wifrls an incumbent, gerald ford and ronald reagan. these are some of the vignettes. it says that somebody was there at the time, when it went on for hours with a melee in the hallways and at one point, one of the four children reportedly threw trash at the texas delegates. >> wow. >> reality television at its finest. >> we can only hope for something like that. >> we're going to begin with the winners and losers in wisconsin. donald trump and hillary clinton each suffering a bruising defeat. >> bernie sanders had a sweeping victory in virtually every county across the state. as sanders thanked supporters last night, he called the big win a sign of >> and ted cruz characterized his victory

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we're vegan certified which means we have no pesticides and i mean zero, not any, no herbicides, and no man in other being one of the number one causes of food poisoning. >> reporter: they can grow lettuce, basil, peppers and carrots. >> as fresh as it will get for a stray before you. >> reporter: this batch of strawberry. >> um. >> jack has plans to branch out in empty warehouses all over city with hopes of the becoming a world leader in vertical farming. jack says that he has addressed criticism of vertical farming by creating systems that are cost effective and useless electricity. he sells produce to local restaurant and also places like whole food. we have a lot more information on this. a lot of people will be interested, cbs philly to the come and click on health. that strawberry. >> was it. >> look at it. >> it looked beautiful. >> yes. >> it was great. >> more food less space. >>> count down continues, nfl draft less than two hours away. >> we will go back out to sports director don bell live in chicago, don. >> reporter: can you believe it we have been talking about this th

. >> the thing that really bothers me about it is the prince i know was like super healthy, vegan, wasn't an abuser of drugs, wasn't an abuser of alcohol. you know, i lihe lived right. >> reporter: a tribute to that life splashed in his signature purple on bridges and buildings across the country. >> just so the surreal to think he's gone. >> reporter: leaving behind the legacy that echoes around the world. jay gray, nbc news, just outside paisley park. >> if you would like to pay tribute to prince yourself by watching some of his movies, you can watch "purple rain" at various theaters across the bay area. amc will show the film and the roxie in san francisco. that showing at the rocketsy quickly sold out, so a midnight show has been added. much more on the investigation into prince's death coming up tonight on "nightly news." "dateline" is also airing an hour-long special devoted to his life and legacy. >>> let's take you outside. the clouds have parted just in time for orange friday. giants baseball. a live picture at at&t looking out into mccovey cove. this is the exclusive ballpark ca

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they had to sit the back of the vegan richmond, virginia, so they was taught me to speak for myself as black woman, so i take great offense when the media wants to reduce black people to voices in a collective box that has to be relegated. peter, you don't have a white spokesperson that speaks on your behalf do you? may be due and i don't know about it, but when you look at cornell west he is making a lot of money writing books about what black people should say, canned due and how he is the voice of black people and he teaches this stuff at princeton. allen west on the other half is telling people to speak for yourself. he was a loud mouth in a good way congressman. he tells it like it is. he is much more of a hero and champion to me for the cause of black americans than cornell west will ever be, so they are. host: a little bit from crystal wright, her new book, "con job". you are watching the tv on c-span 2. >> president obama recently nominated carla hayden to become the 14th librarian of congress. she is currently ceo of the enoch pratt free library in baltimore. if confirmed doct

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