many some men who kind of don't like that there's a female come to their home or do you say by james rice and see if we can do it or just give us a chance this year we are. so confidence with this they look at us like oh my god and knew it they have oh. ok let's see wow i already know that you know nice maybe i would die out is leaking from the top so yeah i was not ok so i think i need to stop now and let us take over. the walk the water wise woman on telling is even more important now considering the impact the war in neighboring syria is having on jordan around two million refugees are being hosted in the country increasing the rate of groundwater depletion. just fifteen miles from the front is saturday refugee. this. is like a little sissy. as eighty thousand sign of fiji's living have just beginning credible strain on jordan's supply. getting water to the people living here is a massive logistical operation caffie control with no pipe now fifty eight trucks like this one distribute water daily to twelve thousand times. for scaring people but when the water runs out that sets. we have

. >> meet james rice. he loves his 2006 cadillac. and taking care of it is priority. >> i needed two new tires. >> back in june, rice drove to this firestone to get the tires. and an oil change. he says after firestone finished the job, he drove to his grandmother's house. >> when i came out, this tire was completely flat. >> plus, he says, when he looked at the wheel he noticed damage to the car's undercarriage. he says he called firestone right away and got the car back to the shop. >> when they put it on the lift, they must have put it on improperly and pushed the running boards up. >> the shop denied causing the damage so he bought a new wheel and filed a complaint with firestone who promised to respond within five days. rice says, for 22 days he drove his damaged vehicle and no one contacted him despite leaving several messages. so he contacted nbc10 responds. >> as soon as i contacted you guys, somebody must have gotten in contact with them and they called like that. >> firestone wouldn't tell us what caused the delay but did s

james: this meal kinda represents like the, lao table. you always got to have a soup. you always got to have some kind of larb, a stew. some kind of muddled salad. sticky riceand beer lao. >> james: and beer lao. yes. >> anthony: let's get some beer. >> mr. see: beer lao. [ all toast in foreign language ] >> anthony: your parents left laos, in what? ah -- >> james: ah, '81. >> anthony: '81. >> james: and you know, we migrated to a community of other laotians. and you know, it was pretty much a community like this. we all share, we barter. >> anthony: scratching out a living. i mean, if you were laotian and you wanted to make money back then, you were cooking thai food. >> james: exactly. my mom worked in thai restaurants, and -- >> anthony: what does your mom think your lao cooking? >> james: i thk she's pretty impressed, surprisingly. she's like, first thing she does when she walks through my kitchen is she goes to the waste bin. and she goes, looks in the trash, and goes -- >> anthony: why are you throwing this out? >> james: yeah. yeah, she's like, cilantro stems. >> anthony: so how many years were you a novice? >> mr. see: ah, three years. >> anthony: t

james: really? >> yeah. i love eating, like rice and beans and chicken and everything.e candy growing up. so when i moved to spain, i got obsessed with buying candies and gumies and ice cream and donuts and everything. so i had to stop at some point. >> james: well, now are you in america, what must that be like. >> yes. >> james: huge, one thing in spain, you can't move with donuts, like i gained 30 pounds since i started this show. >> i was obsessed also with canned good, i had only seen sardines before so i was like everything that was inside a can for me was like so easy to eat. didn't have to wait for a pressure cooker for three hours, you know. >> james: i never thought that people would look at canned food and go this is amazing. that is something i never thought i would hear. can you teach us, what is a classic cuban phrase or expression for michael and i to learn. >> well, you can say-- (-- do you know what that means. >> james: i don't know what it means but i like saying it. >> everyone will love you if you say that. >> james: what does it mean? >> it is just

the women survived because they had water purifiers and a years worth of food -- mainly rice, pasta and oatmeal. (jamesracking your morning forecast. details coming up. ( camila ) plus... you better have plus... you ( camila ) plus... you better have your ticket! the changes coming to bart -- to make sure no one gets a free ride. ( terisa ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)mostly clear and cool with coastal fog and morning temps in the 50s. that's how we're waking up on friday. coastal communities will feel the cool down beginning today. the inland valleys will have to wait a little longer. look for mid to upper 80s inland this afternoon, with low 80s by the bay. at the coast temps will only get into the low 70s. sunny & mild weather continues this weekend. as for next week, halloween looks dry with possible rain next weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:30 am. sunset is at 6:16 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is l

james washington. >> that is amazing. that is montana and riceind of stuff and that is up until the very last play we saw. >> hasty in the back field. on first down the pass to the tight end, feuerbacher. feuerbacher up to the 34 yard line. tackled by waniki. >> and baylor giving back a hit of their own. and feuerbacher coming back from a broken hand and working his way into 100% and looking good there. >> that is the difference between baylor and oklahoma tate, they are throwing it to james washington and they are just -- a workman like approach to things right now. >> handoff to hasty. who gets hit by jordan brailleford. aa two yard pickup, and let's talk about that. because we've talked about baylor 0-5. we talked about what their approach was in the bye week, how they were out there working on the run offense and working on the run defense. this is -- not going to happen overnight. >> it is long-term play for coach rhule who is trying to change the culture and has changed the culture of the baylor program. look at how long mike gundy has been

the reason that lebron james had so much to say about the death of young tamir rice is because lebron have been his son. the other members, the cleveland browns players that stepped forward. they were parents. they weren't doing this in some political fashion. this is something they're concerned about. their families and the direction that our country is taking. and they have to make a statement about it. i think it's great. sports has always been a vehicle for protest. we can start with jackie robinson. you know, the fact that he started plague may force people to think, we believe do these people deserve to be on the field. >> but you've been outspoken your sbrentire career. >> yes. >> how you do it matters. i will grant you, it is unfair to say, these guys are rich guys, they have nothing to worry about. by and large, overall, with some exceptions, they come from the same communities from where we are witnessing injustices. so that's unfair. but how you do it could be fair criticism. >> exactly. >> you didn't do it during the national anthem at the games. you went out, you came on

james baker. just about as good as any of us have ever seen in working washington, d.c. condi riceommending him for this position. i've been wondering all these months, how does he stay in this position? how does he keep his head down when you know he's having conversations with these friends and associates? and i guess we learned in this story that perhaps it's not been as easy for him. >> maybe the president wants him to leave. >> as we believed. >> i can't help but think with a story like this, people around the president who really want to send a message to tillerson. he is a very definite person. comes out of running this corporation, exxonmobil. he really doesn't care what members of congress think about him. he has not worked congress well. he certainly doesn't care what journalists think about him. as andrea and i know, can't remember a secretary of state that was harder to get to than this guy. >> john kerry was really very shy when it came to cameras. >> oh, wait. >> joking, mr. secretary. just joking. >> you could never get john kerry to say anything. >> no. >> except ev

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quite a time a lot to be witnessing and james her legacy thank you very much for your insight we appreciate it. myanmar state media says the government will harvest rice from farmland abandoned by right hand to families who fled violence in northern rakhine state the paddy fields cover seventy one thousand acres and lungs al the area at worst affected and the crackdown by the man mark military against the right hench as wisely as more from him gone. there are a couple of ways to look at this one is that this is simply a practical solution the rice crops are ripe for harvesting and if they were left to just stand in the fields they would go to waste so the myanmar government has put in place a plan to harvest the crops bringing in combine harvesters and laborers to do the work and agricultural ministry spokesman has told us that the local government is in charge of the harvest and the eventual fail and the proceeds of the sale will go to the local government over there no details on how they plan to use it but the other issue is this raises ethical questions as the asia director of human rights watch puts it you really can't call a crop ownerless when