a spicy, wonderful broth with tomatoes and herb and noodles and fresh snails. plump and delicious.little love muscle. mm. hanoi -- capital city of vietnam. seven and a half million people live here. in the winter it's chilly and damp. in the summer hot, humid, subtropical. the boulevards and many of the buildings are french, but its heart and soul is always, always vietnamese. [ laughter ] >> anthony: americans coming here as tourists for the first time, especially veterans of the war, are shocked by how friendly the place is. people are genuinely happy to see you. this is hanoi's old quarter, but it's looking less and less old these days. man, this area's changed, though. the irish/czech-themed pub next door. vietnam is a young country. almost half of vietnamese are under the age of 30. fewer every year even remember what they call here "the american war." those years were a defining time for just about everyone, vietnamese or american, who lived through them. and though there are still a lot of conflicted feelings back home, for most vietnamese these days, the war has become an a

saffron potatoes and then, finally, comes that magical brown broth. >> eric: oh!'s a broth. [ eric speaking french ] >> anthony: oh man. >> eric: this is unbelievable, huh? you taste the -- >> gerald: the entire fish you're eating, you know? >> anthony: and just when my brain threatens to short circuit with pleasure, descending as if from heaven itself -- cheese. oh god, the cheese. you know, i've got to tell you. i don't care how many naked breasts are on that beach right now because that is much more exciting. look at it. look at it, it's beautiful. >> anthony: yes. oh look at that. oh man. oh i love cheese like this. that is just incredible. merci. oh yes. ♪ >> eric: that is exceptional. >> anthony: life is good. >> eric: life is good. >> gerald: in marseille. >> anthony: it is very good in marseille. mouth. they feel that they have to drink a lot of water. medications seem to be the number one cause for dry mouth. i like to recommend biotene. it replenishes the moisture in your mouth. biotene definitely works. [heartbeat] you eat right... mostly. you make time

and only as a very small sign at the state fair close to the scum in rishon there was also german broth was on offer and portsmouth is of course the sister city of new spoken germany so no bad feelings here all right now lots of a world leaders in attendance where you are but this day is really about the fallen and the veterans world war 2 veterans who some of which were in attendance as well . you have and john jenkins for example at age 99 walked on the stage. of one of those and in that seat anymore even the queen stood up and gave standing ovation to this veteran who has stood for 300 treasures and the tendons and the conversation was about the the life stories of these brave men and also berman who. took part in the operation over a lot. there but no long speeches was more i read an excerpt and of the preparation of these operations a very emotional very impressive and the queen said i am part of this generation and we are very resilient and she got lots of applause for that and my band stand by for a 2nd going to get back to you in just a moment because i'd like to take a look now

rice is steamed with clam and a bonito broth. manju clams, as well as creamy sea urchin and a japanese broccolini blossom for good measure. simple. perfect. wow. >> anthony: uni? >> masa: uni. >> anthony: awesome. >> masa: oh the umami hold into the rice. right? >> anthony: right. so, i wanna know -- the stereotypical japanese mentality. the, the salaryman. you join the company, you stay with the company. >> masa: well, some people go that way. >> anthony: most people go this way, yes. they, they choose security. >> masa: yeah, yeah. maybe. >> anthony: it's an unusual way of thinking. i have to make my own way. >> masa: yeah, i agree with that. older brother, they can take over family business. i gotta do something. went to tokyo, then realized, "wow, this is a different world." what can i do? >> anthony: yeah. >> masa: second brother maybe. >> anthony: second brother syndrome. >> masa: right. maybe, yeah. >> anthony: this was awesome. >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] good to see you again. what if other kinds of plants captured it

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lot of criticism towards the german investigative authorities in not acknowledging and realizing the broth of foreign extremism here in germany now many local and regional politicians have already reported receiving threats and hate messages does that mean now that because of the murder of mr also the there those threats will be taken much much more seriously this time around. this is war we can already see by the means of the german parliament so the oversight committee for the investigative authorities has been holding a mass meeting today an extraordinary meeting where they awesome pressure the authorities on the progress of the investigation and they have been saying they want to also potentially extend the investigation into looking into full my case is a far right extremism and how they may be relating to this recent killing so we've seen the very prominent case of the end as you killings in the early 2002007 years and the trial that followed that and there was a lot of talk about how the issue of foreign extremism especially in the sense of targeting politicians hasn't been taken se

. >> lamar odom, nearly four years since his near tgic drug overdose at a nevada broth el. world watched the rise and fall of his marriage to khloe kardashian. darkness to light is his attempt to come clean. >> let's talk about this book. >> all right. >> you put stuff out there. >> i tried to. >> when you kbolt there, they didn't think you were going to make it. >> i i was a goner. >> did you realize that you were a goner? >> no. it was just another day of being freaky, i guess, or trying to be freaky. >> lamar was partying for our days when he was found unsponsorshipive. >> he's got blood coming out of his nose, white stiff to come out of his mouth and i can't get him to wake up. >> is he conscious? >> no. >> his heart stopped twice and he suffered 12 seize yours and six strokes. lamar says the owner dennis hoff drugged him. >> i didn't take drugs that night, man. >> you didn't? >> man, something in my season. >> know how they got it in there. >> uh-huh. >> but that's the god's honest truth. >> in your career how much do you think you blew through? >> joun drugs? i'd say

bruce * does the half broth -- blake: does the half brother have any real actionable information. >>he insights. but in later years kim jong-un had not been back to north korea for several years. he didn't seem to have a political base. so it's questionable how much information he would have had shortly before his death. he said the following. he said, i would tell him that would not happen under my auspices. meaning the cia reaching out to kim jong-un's half brother being in connection with it. it's like the president saying i want nothing to do with this. but isn't that what the cia does? >> when i was at cia we referred to north korea as the hardest of the hard targets. the country is a direct nuclear missile and conventional threat to the united states and our allies. we should be trying to get information any way we can. having a high-level intelligence source is one way to do it. blake: here is president trump earlier today. president trump: i want to get it further advanced. in the meantime, no nuclear testing, no major missile testing. nothing like when i first got here. now

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you get ur broth home. you t a lawy and we ll ear this all up. >> angie, please, sign it.: the enormous pressure these children in these families are under as each is thinking they can get out. talk about that, not only you're talking to the boys, but their families. deally, there is enormous here as the parents were trying, often without lawyers, to figure out what to do, what to advise their children. at first they were understanding the kids were going to be charged with something like a lawful assembly and soon it is not only their witnesses to a rate, but they are the rapist themselves. >> it is so important of people to the process and that is why sent desperate the first episode to really bring you into the room. you'll hear again and again from the side that opposes the truth what actually happened. how could you sign something if he did not do it? why would you say something if it wasn't true? it is important to understand the power dynamics that happen in the room when you are poor, black, young, or brown and you're in a room with a wide authority, police officer

layers of fried eggplant, tomato, potatoes, carmelized onions, and chicken sautéed and simmered in a broth big family, children and grandchildren all living under the same roof. and it can get chaotic. so, lets talk about food and eat food because it's just sitting here. >> laila: yeah, yeah, yeah. sure. sure. sure. >> anthony: what do we have here? >> laila: okay, so this is called maqluba or maqluba. traditionally made with lamb and this case chicken. [ speaks arabic ] they're very concerned that we're being very rude and we're not. >> anthony: yeah eat. >> laila: we're not allowing, no the others to eat. no, he's saying how can you be eating and you're letting everyone stand. >> anthony: wow. >> laila: for me, being from gaza, being a child of diaspora, i always thought food was a really interesting way to be able to tell the palestinian story. being able to discover this lost history, this palestinian past. plus, the food is really damn good. >> anthony: right that it is. >> laila: and it was i think also important to be able to provide palestinians an image of themselves that they rec

jimmy: >> and we're going to put some soup in here this is chicken and dashi, the rosh aromatic fish brotht noodles just in the strainer >> yes >> jimmy: this looks good. giant chop sticks. >> giant chop sticks >> jimmy: yep. comedy chop sticks >> comedy ch sticks. [ laughter ] but they actually really work. >> jimmy: yep. >> and then, we shake them out because if you don't get all the water out, then the carefully made soup gets diluted and it's gross >> jimmy: of course. >> right, so i'm going to show i you how i dot, right i'm going to shake it out. and i'm going to see -- i want to see your dexterity. so why don't you go ahead and -- come onmy >> jim: i know [ cheers and applause you know this is going to be a a meme okay, here we go nice.hter ] >> jimmy: we're good we're good >> you're goodu' yo good. so just now adit right into there. >> jimmy: all right, look. here we go >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: look at that that just smells so good now what do you do now you add -- >> now we're gonna add some pork belly >> jimmy: pork belly on top. p >>k belly on top >> jimmy: look at that, just un

this day, 75 years ago, 10,000 men shed their blood and thousands sacrificed their lives for their brotheliberty. >> yards from where each of you are sitting, a generation of young american men did the unthinkable and accomplished the impossible. these men came ashore and fought against tyranny in a massive undertaking, unparalleled in human history. >> to the more than 9,000 americans who sleep here silently, we give our promise, we will not forget. >> we know what we owe. to you veterans, our freedom. on behalf of my nation, i just want to say thank you. >> you are the pride of our nation. you are the glory of our republic. and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. >> may god bless the heroes of d-day and may god bless america. thank you. thank you very much. >> that's a picture, isn't it? that's one of the many flyovers that happened during the ceremony. they included three performed in the missing man formation. at this moment, 75 years ago, allied forces were already crowding the beaches here in normandy. in new york city, cbs radio anchor robert trout confirmed what the german

what we got going on, we got chicken broth, apple juice, take some of the rub, run it through a spiceook at that. >> we're going to have you take some questions. right now send your barbecue questions. summer is on now. friends@foxnews.com. my ron imyron is going to answer questions later on in the show. >> summer starts when you start injecting the chicken. i love it. >>> the future looks bright for this north carolina teen who just got into four of our nation's service academies. how his family's history of service inspired his decision. he joins us next coming up. ♪ ♪ . >>> all right. some quick head lines. going postal. a man leads cops on a wild chase after stealing a mail truck in florida. he pepper sprayed a mail carrier before steal his truck. the suspect tried to hit two deputies before striking some stop sticks. the mail truck crash into a guardrail before flipping over. the driver got out, told police yes, he was on drugs. he is now thankfully facing multiple charges. >>> and the internet is up in arms over who deserves the middle seat armrest on airplanes. it all started w