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we stirfry that with chicken and trim and bean sprouts, cabbage trim that inn sprouts, cabbage sauce space. >> now i think it might have to change it up. not always get the pad thai. >> yes. >> at lunchtime this place gets packed. >> correct. >> you guys are getting tear tables very quickly so it will make the lunch run it's a perfect time to do it.hl when are you open until? are open 11:30 until 9:00. we stop serving legit 3:00 and >> they know what they're doing. right here on kaine avenue in asias town. you will not be disappointed. coming up next, we are talking about noodles and salads. we are one nation under god. nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible our next stop is a place that brings new meaning welcome back to our show that is all about noodles. our next stop is the place that brings n

veggie slaw: slice green cabbage. slice red cabbage. slice onion. toss in carrots. mix this all together. lime slaw sauce: in a bowl, pour in lime juice. add white sugar. add minced cilantro. add fish sauce. if you arent familiar with this ingredient, you will be able to find it at your local grocery store, most likely in the asian food green onions. mix everything together. pour on the veggie slaw and mix together until veggies have been coated in sauce. sandwich: form sausage into desired patty sizes, about 2-2 inches. they should fit comfortably on the thomas english muffin. medium-heat pan with a little oil; we use olive oil. pan fry sausage patties, about 3 minutes. cook all the way through on both sides. set patties aside. halve your thomas english muffins; we recommend toast side up. plate your thomas english muffin, add the veggie slaw to your liking, your egg, and lastly the sausage patty. squeeze desired amount of lime on top. vote once every day, september 12 - october 16, for your favorite recipe. more top. vote once every day, september vote once every

we made make the cabbage roll. and we have about 15 volunteers doing it. we will probably end up about 15 w cabbage rolls by e end ofa the day. dish. everyone loves. everyone loves them everyone makes them differently depending on which region you come from.es it depends on what region income ours were made out of work. most people do use pork it is the domain kind of meat. i have been doing this with the sausage. 700 and then waved the amount pretty unlikely to make sure they are all pretty even and from there they move downth and then they lot but it is worth it. my kids are growing up in the club as well.ds theirc routes. >> it continues roots. >> it continues our culture. are all ages here. a lot of the younger generation here. i can come here with my mom and together everyone has a good time. >> once we start getting those compliments of how much we are enjoying the fooddo and that is that was a fascinating time to complete that the sun. >> your is the good news. if you would like to try stuffed cabbage this weekend,f oktoberfest is the place to do it

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tibetans once ate vegetables that could be grown at high altitudes such as white radish and chinese cabbagenow they can get all kinds of produce. one tibetan man is trying to get more people to try a traditional tibetan staple called naked barley. tibetan farmers modified regular barley so it could be grown at altitudes up to 4,500 meters. people here take pride in this agriculture accomplishment. local farmers flou now grow watermelons and cucumbers in greenhouses. the naked barley promoter is creating new recipes and offering them at a restaurant he runs. he also makes traditional cheesecake and dishes he discovered while studying in beijing. but his top selling item is naked barley bread. >> he dreams of one day selling this bread in other parts of china. in 2006, a railway line connected lhasa to shanghai province in western china, bringing even more development to tibet. in august 2014, another line opened. it stretches west from lhasa. it connects lhasa to shigase. the fair from lhasa to is between $6.50 and $28 u.s. that's a bit pricey for locals, but the train was crowded. 14 statio

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. >> and your cabbage. what >> and glasses. >> and zinnias. >> the peppers. >> and look at that. >> and you can use the mini petunias in here and they can give you and love the cool. they give you a lot of color. you have mums in there. >> and -- . >> the cool nights now? >> and they will love the cool nights and they're going to adding some plants. the existing planters, if you want to. >> or you get them ready? >> they ready already and they'll be beautiful. >> thank you. >> and thank you, sir. . >>> so gorgeous here. >> oh, yeah. >> right? >> good looking, good looking day. >> and this is somewhat, seems >> and i said that yesterday, i will say it again today. this is my favorite time of the year. >> and it's so beautiful. >> let's look at the power of 5 seven-day forecast for you quickly. the high of 85 today. mostly sunny. rainfall to the northwest not going to be here. our next rain chance doesn't arrive until friday and even then, it's not impressive. instead, focus on the very, very warm 88 for the

and keeping a container of cut leafy greens next to their hot water heater. 34:34 nt: fermented cabbage, yeah. darcy: why would it be stored in an electrical room? nt: i think the reason why they store it in the electrical room is because that room is way hotter. they need the heat to speed up the pickling process, but the use" were not being washed at all, but taken directly from the bag and in addition to dirty floors... 36:43 darcy: there was pink slime in the ice machine. there was brown slime on the citrus juicers. you don't want slime in your kitchen. nt: we... the ice machine is right here. we clean it like two months ago. which is clearly not enough. also, the spice shelf was greasy and there was hair on a shelf in the reach-in refrigerator. 33:09 d: why would someone's hair be in the refrigerator? nt: hair on the shelf? d: yeah, that was one of the yo about hair in their food. there was hair in the fridge. nt: to be honest, at that moment i wasn't here, so i didn't see, but they told me. visibly dirty wiping cloths were sitting on prep surfaces. one was stored on top of lettuce

. >> unless you like cabbages. >> there are so many different colors and varieties. and into the snow, of course, the pansies an lot of different colors and varieties. >> that is a cool plant. coo. >> will and they love the fall and cool weather. >> they'll keep bloom something. >> they will keep blooming and come back. if you put them in thed about or pot, whatever -- . >> and spring? >> they'll be back up. >> perpent . >> and they're gorgeous. >> add fall colors. . >>> somara and i will tell you enjoy your day. . >>> hi, i'm sarah carns. scott defalco is here to show us an easy way to take years off of your appearance if your teeth are yellowing from coffee, tea, red wine or smoking. he can help you look up to years younger and it only takes five minutes. welcome, scott. >> thank you. 13 years, you can look up to 13 years younger with a brighter, whiter smile. i have a birthday coming up. i don't know about you. i wouldn't mind subtracting the years opposed to adding this to them. >> and please, tell me, what do you have? >> this is power swabs, a revolutionary ite

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there are things on this like fish, potatoes, sweet potatoes, 17 duck, beef, cabbage, they seemed to have eaten a lots of melon. it seemed it was in most meals. around 1829 -- 1824-1829. i have taken out a freight list for the ship. this is around 1824. one of myers' ships. it leaves a detailed inventory of what is on the ship, the weight of it, the measurement , and the totals. here we have preprinted shipping documents to state who the ship owner was, where it was headed, the name of the vessel, what they were shipping, the date and also the description, length, depth of the ship and how many tons it was able to carry. 1819.s typical of this is the moses myers' family bible. at this point, it is a bit fragile and needs some conservation. it has many other useful information like birthdates written in the margins of the bible. it is a well used book. here on the table, a small example of what we hold at the library. we have many letters that are written twice as a carbon copy almost, so that when they send it out, maybe they would not get a letter back, a reply for a couple of weeks

the health of customers so that's and keeping a container of cut water heater. 34:34 nt: fermented cabbage, yeah. darcy: why would it be stored in an electrical room? nt: i think the reason why they store the pickling process, but the health district reminded them that's simply not sanitary. inspectors also found bean sprouts labeled "wash before use" were not being washed at all, but taken directly from the bag to serve to customers. and in addition to dirty floors... 36:43 darcy: there was pink there was brown slime on the citrus juicers. you don't want slime in your kitchen. nt: we... the ice machine is right here. we clean it like two months ago. which is clearly not enough. also, the spice shelf was greasy and there was hair on a shelf in the reach-in refrigerator. 33:09 d: why would someone's hair be in the refrigerator? nt: hair on the shelf? d: yeah, that was one of the violations. you know everybody freaks out about hair in their food. there was hairn nt: to be honest, at that moment i wasn't here, so i didn't see, but they told me. and equipment held together with tape was not cl

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after casting her vote, this 84-year-old settles down for a nice chat about her cabbage patch. she has 2 loves in her life, her flowers and her president. it is vladimir putin's party she voted for. "when putin raised my pension, i cried for joy," she tells me. and what does she think of democracy? "i don't know what that is," she says. i asked the same question here in this city and received so many different answers. "democracy is when there is order and security and no litter," she tells me. "it is some kind of struggle for something," she says. "i don't know what." but to these russians, democracy was all about free and fair elections. across russia, there were unprecedented antigovernment street protests sparked by vote-rigging in the last parliamentary election. among the protesters here was alexander. the opposition movement, he says, has faded, and with it, hopes for democratic change. >> most of the people, they don't think about democracy in their usual life. they go to fishing, for their gardens, they are thinking about their children, their families, and they don't

chef justin places the egg plant on a bed of tomato blazed cabbage. >>> it has a lot of flavor. just tastes delicious. >>> it it with tomato sauce, warm chance cheese, herbs and olive oil and place in the oven. >>> 350, 400 degrees maybe 30 minutes. >> reporter: then out of the oven and chef justin tops it with basil pesto, more cheese and fried basil gluten free and tarian. that's what's cooking. i am csar kay french, 7 news. >> anchor: next on 7 news at 5:30 lemons to lemonade, why one town honors a little girl's business venture. >> anchor: i'm kim khazei. here is what we're working on for you the at 6:00 of the we're following bringing news a possible setback for the patriots. there are reports jacoby brissett injured his throwing thumb in last night's game. we have team coverage on that. then a car goes airborne in we're talking to the man who owns that home of a tie tech test under way in massachusetts. check it out. we have details on this new drone project. those stories and much more. hope to see you at 6:00. >>> the dramatic first video of the deadly police shooting ro

a couple different kinds of their cakesor than the classic sweet-and-sour cabbage may brubakeranss will have the recin our website. i actually made a sweet-and-sour sauce think there's a chicken in their.et with pears. in the sauce itself is really yummy will see forget in time. the sauce is bigger little bit of sugar. actually cut motions on fires once. i just put in than 99 percent water. we saut? this up the sauce is little ginger some hot sauce. a little bit of sussman on the. i have a funny thing we're not going to get this kicked in our timeframew we should put on the big scary burner. even if you don't. i think the point is there such a variety of ways you can use pears. their work so well and the nice thing i love apples as well. pears kicked out and gives off so fast. i didn't mess up the pears i just cut them up on time the sauce cookedup you want to preserve salon for the whole season one of the things down vienna they counted the jar is actually prayers. one way preserving them pears being in a piece of saigon cinnamon and varco. is can a small really good. you just need to

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good food other than a cabbage, whatever. i thought maybe in 2012 when the economy began to shrink and people's income shrank by 30% at least and i thought that was going to be the red line. people said this is going to be good for us. we are going to become self-sufficient. even though putin and his government had made it easier to create and grow businesses, and hasn't been that the generous to agriculture, nonetheless people believe it and want it and that red line has not been the red line i thought it might have been. >> thanks for the book. congratulations. it sounds like you have so many things going on that of those of us that have been in and out of the place for years have seen going on. so my question is if you had a magic wand and you could change one thing about russia today, what would it be? >> that's not my job. i would remove fear if i could because if it is too strong a word, caution has become a byword and if that makes me sad as a friend of mine said in 88 and 89 i'm out of the kitchen and never going back

our shot of brainless cabbage i was in storm thursday and friday. you're a big threat there other way hit and miss variety pop up showers and storms the remainder of the week and upcoming weekend upper 80s we have upper 70s for you. >> september is always interesting. >> thank you, jen. and any team investigation now shows how many people have had to sit waiting for an ambulance even at the most critical times. it's a troubling new look at a massive number of delays i-team report or add garlic with an 30 minutes to get a cleveland ambulance to a top priority bowl. another top priority, 25 minute another, 21 minutes. the idea and giving you is like as you have never seen before a constant problems with ambulance response. until now we've only heard a specific cases like this families weight after reggie had a seizure. >> we needed the ambulance and they didn't show. we requested all cleveland ems calls with the response time of more than ten minutes since the beginning of we got back this e-mail with 226 pages worth of calls 226 pages worth of calls

things like pansies just smaller versions and we put some kind of fall colored pansies with some cabbage in this planter that looks like a log. >> we will put these and now, off and on if you water them periodically they will continue to bloom during warm spells in the end of march you get three seasons out of them. >> nothing says fall like a big part of these on the porch, things like that. we can make it look more like autumn by adding accent sticks. >> looks like we have a be at work. >> while we were setting up, which is a great time to plant them because they are not stressed by superhot temperatures. they like the cool evenings and then they are nice and strong for next year. >> anything to help make sure you get them established?>> you may need to prepare the soil again if it is a bad in the ground fertilizer so something that will give them a little bit of a boost. this is time to plant tulips and daffodils and you can plant them amongst or in between your perennials or between pansies. we could do a pansy or a bald. that affect in the springtime, you get pansies blooming down b

you can expect to see a lot of broccoli, cauliflower, brussels sprouts and cabbage. those crops do well in this type of weather. great fruits that do well, apples and it is feeling like apple picking season right now. to stay warm. get your carbs in because we are dealing with cooler temperatures, upper 40s to lower 50s. right now we're off to a dry start. we're seeing a little bit of rain for western locations but it is moving in and out. the brunt of the moisture will start to track in by 9 am. we will track it to the 4:00 our. temperatures across the board, we had to step out of 80s. across the board, upper 60s to lower 70s. kristin, you have the perfect saying -- it is happy fall y'all right here from news channel 5. >>> your drive time on 480 looks good. if you headed eastbound 77 to 271 you should have about an 8 whenever you are going to take that new eastbound innerbelt bridge. let me know how you like it. tweet me. no issues for you. you might see lane restrictions especially on 71 n. we're still down to one lane but elsewhere we look good. let's head outsid

we will show at the dock and put it on the cabbage and lettuce and some whole-grain mustard saucee. >> where do people find your food truck to enjoy some of this great food? >> tomorrow walmart wednesday's downtown on east 12th and walnut. >> that is a great, great, great spotot we do. we try to. thene also will be at the cleveland flea on started which is an awesome event. >> where's that? >> there is expand superior taylor village but a lot of people don't know that is quite yet they are t sort of discoverg it i think. that is a great event also. >> it is an awesome time with a lot of vendors and food a lot of different things to do there. >> what he called to call the station rightca here? >> the roasted duck leg sandwich we slice it all up, and put it in there. it is almost something you will need a fork it's very healthy looking. >> yes we try to keep that is the forefront>> of her mind migt as they make the sandwiches. >> this ise chicken and you make thiss with that also if you have not tried duck because it makes you think erik o'donnell doctor something you're out of your min

and keeping a container of cut leafy greens next to their hot water heater. 34:34 nt: fermented cabbage, yeah. darcy: why would it be stored in an electrical room? nt: i think the reason why they store it in the electrical room is because that room is way hotter. they need the heat to speed up the pickling process, but the health district reminded them that's simply not sanitary. inspectors also found bean sprouts labeled "wash before use" were not being washed at all, but taken directly from the bag to serve to customers. and in addition to dirty floors... there was brown slime on the citrus juicers. you don't want slime in your kitchen. nt: we... the ice machine is right here. we clean it like two months ago. which is clearly not enough. also, the spice shelf was greasy and there was hair on a shelf in the reach-in refrigerator. 33:09 d: why would someone's hair be in the refrigerator? nt: hair on the shelf? d: yeah, that was one of the violations. you know everybody freaks out about hair in their food. there was hair in the fridge. moment i wasn't here, so i didn't see, but they told

add cabbage, tomatoes, lots and lots of crunchy bits like toasted peanuts, season with lime and fishelicious. >> zarni: you like it? >> anthony: oh, yeah. it's fantastic. >> zarni: yes, yes, fantastic. >> anthony: simple, delicious. things not to be taken for granted if you've been in and out of the joint like this guy, zarni bo, activist, astrologer, and three-times convict. yeah, everyone i've met in this country so far, in fact, has been to prison. it -- it seems, uh -- >> zarni: yes, this happens again and again for us in myanmar. >> anthony: for almost six years? >> zarni: six years, nearly six years. >> anthony: about six years. >> zarni: all the judgments are made by the kangaroo court. the navy, army, and the air force, these three officials are sitting all together. they read off, uh, "this is your sentence," like that. >> anthony: right. >> zarni: it happens. only minutes. pst, like that. >> anthony: uh, what is life like inside prison? >> zarni: nice, nice, very nice. [ laughter ] >> anthony: i have a hard time believing that. >> zarni: no. very nice. we can talk to each o

it's chinese cabbage. >> yum. >> you have roasted potatoes on there? >> yup and caramelized pineapple here. >> for porktober you switch up what is on the menu? >> yes all of the chefs in the company come up with feature for each week. it's really cool. >> >> it is hot. >> what is that? >> bourbon. >> bourbon! >> bourbon in the pineapple. >> that's the why i like my pineapple. >> i will let you try some. >> like a flash fry. >> you have fun stuff going on in your bar. you have a all new menu things can you only get in the bar and a special menu for drinks that's fun. >> next week starting happy hour remodeled all redone. it's going to be great. >> barbecue brisket nachos yum. >> yes famous brisket. nachos potato skins. >> that is awesome. do you want us to try this now? >> get that pineapple on there. >> yummy. >> and your gift shop always has such fun stuff. people are waiting, or maybe they are done eating they want to just take a look around, every time you are here you >> yeah. >> so you have got what an assortment there to celebrate. >> yeah just a

and keeping a container of cut leafy greens next to their hot water heater. 34:34 nt: fermented cabbage, yeah. darcy: why would it be stored in an electrical room? nt: i think the reason why they store it in the electrical room is because that room is way hotter. they need the heat to speed up the pickling process, but the that's simply not sanitary. inspectors also found bean sprouts labeled "wash before use" were not being washed at all, but taken directly from the bag to serve to customers. and in addition to dirty floors... 36:43 darcy: there was pink slime in the ice machine. there was brown slime on the citrus juicers. you don't want slime in your kitchen. nt: we... the ice machine is right here. we clean it like two months ago. which is clearly not enough. also, the spice shelf was greasy and there was hair on a refrigerator. 33:09 d: why would someone's hair be in the refrigerator? nt: hair on the shelf? d: yeah, that was one of the violations. you know everybody freaks out about hair in their food. there was hair in the fridge. nt: to be honest, at that moment i wasn't here, so

cheese-filled bread known as katchapori, variously stuffed here with potato, beet leaves, and stewed cabbagebabs of pork with a sour plum sauce. there's also quarma, a slow-cooked stew of the pig's heart and liver with onions, bay leaves, and parsley. >> dima: if we have a choice, we prefer west to russia because the future for our children is much better there. >> anthony: but they're still here. [ dima speaking georgian ] [ maia speaking georgian ] >> dima: we're not afraid. [ maia speaking georgian ] >> dima: they're here, but we sleep peacefully. [ igor speaking georgian ] >> pierre: senegal is a special country. teranga is hospitality, that's the translation, but it's -- the most important value is really the way you treat the others. love, that's what teranga is. so, today you are our guest, so you'll be treated with our national dish. >> anthony: i'm gonna watch you and i'm gonna do what you do. >> pierre: let's do it. let's go. >> anthony: thiebou jen, which in wolof means simply "rice with fish." the meal is eaten from one communal platter, an experience both fun and instructive. mm

he is like henry higgins, donald trump treats everybody like a squashed cabbage leaf, it's not sexism or anything. charles: it is a popularity contest. we heard george bush was elected and re-elected because he was the guy you could have a beer with. policy is important, these are the things the mainstream media can take and run with and they have a great platform and know how to make it look ugly. >> that's part of donald trump's appeal, he doesn't speak in bullet points like hillary clinton, he speaks like he's at the dinner table. maybe that goes further than one would expect from a presidential candidate, he needs to continue to refine that. don't go there unless, and there's a big caveat, she raises bill clinton as her reference, like she did for the economy. if you are running for president of the united states, and i don't care if you are male or female and you have to refer to your spouse for your credentials, it's fair game. charles: in the first 30 minutes of the debate, she was floundering and reached out for bill clinton on the economy because this is really a sore spot fo

and it comes with mashed potatoes and chipotle which is kind of like cabbage. this one is the chef's favorite dish, with cisco question what this is very traditional in mexico, southern mexico in the yucat?n. this is a slow roasted pork. we take the pork -- spices and garlic wrapped in banana leaves and slow roasted for about 12 - 14 or so comes out with pulled pork with java with pico de gallo and this is from the yucat?n. pickled onions served with black beans and green rice. >> any mexican food with pickled onions is always good. >> we've been talking the food we've had appetizers really good. take a look down here it's a must-have if you go to a mexican restaurant this one has little with vanilla sauce on top of it. you have t from today until sunday to enjoy any of the restaurants participating in restaurant week. than restaurant week with britney again and britney talking about some tequila to pair with these two dishes. >> we are all celebrating back here. stomach crystal hour the roads? >> know how to try to talk with all that saliva my mouth. this rack

because also a little bit more shaded we will put in some more heat would include your broccoli, cabbage, kale and kohl ladders. a leafy greens. heat tolerant and time to get that stuff started. let's tell everybody one more time. if you're going to do it following along at home. you do pull something up, and you're going to replant, do you need to under it over? turn the soil lightly. dhie really till it. you get weeds out add more fertilizer if your soil low top it off more compost or garden planted. >> so and again i'm not really boroughed about pulling these plants out right now because we planned ahead. and we have more of the same stuff growing in another location right now. that you will see next week. >> thanks, david. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. te new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in

and keeping a container of cut leafy greens next to their hot water heater. 34:34 nt: fermented cabbage, ye. in an electrical room? nt: i think the reason why they store the pickling process, but the health district reminded them that's simply not sanitary. inspectors also found bean sprouts labeled "wash before use" were not being washed at all, but taken directly from the bag to serve to customers. and in addition to dirty floors... 36:43 darcy: there was pink slime in the ice machine. you don't want slime in your kitchen. nt: we... the ice machine is right here. we clean it like two months ago. which is clearly not enough. also, the spice shelf was greasy and there was hair on a shelf in the reach-in refrigerator. 33:09 d: why would someone's hair be in the refrigerator? nt: hair on the shelf? d: yeah, that was one of the violations. you know everybody freaks out about hair in their food. there was hair in the fridge. nt: to be honest, at that moment i wasn't here, so i didn't see, but they told me. with tape was not cleanable. ngoc tran says they're working to break the staff's bad

leafy vegetable and has a thickerea kale or cabbage, it is usually more heat tolerant and you can go ahead and get that stuff going right now. it is a little bit of an early start on your winter garden. >> lindsay: a little too hot for that. >> yes. so the lettuce, spinach and lighter stuff if you wilt it if you sauteed it. probably a little too early on that. >> lindsay: there are some things that you can plant. good to know. happy farening and do it early hi. hola. let's see... you're back! they're back! ? so glad you've come back. we love to see you so. ? ? you've come for your favorite dish - enchiladas & tacos. ? welcome back! come back again and again for the epcot food & wine festival and all four disney theme parks. get a florida resident silver pass for just $26 dollars per month plus down payment. you're back! t there's shaving. blades. sharp and precise. then gillette shielding. comfy lubrication before and after. and also cooling. oooh... got goosebumps. gillette proshield chill. with lubrication before and after the blades. shields and cools while you shave. proshield ch

pretty easy formula if it is a leafy vegetable and a thicker leaf like collards cabbage. usually more heat tolerant and you can get that going right now. a early start on your winter garden. >> lindsay: a little too hot for that. >> the lettuces and spinach and things that will wilt quickly if you sauteed it a little too early on that. >> lindsay: some things you can plant. happy gardening and do it early in the day before it is too st. lucie county st. lucie county detectives are trying to detectives are trying to >>> st. lucie county detectives are trying to figure out if a man who set a mosque on fire had any help. detectives are trying to figure out who joseph scheiber spoke to on phone moments before that mosque caught him on the phone. the mosque is the same place that the pulse night club shooter used to pray. >>> a man is out on bond after violence breaks out at a shuffleboard court that happened wednesday afternoon at the senior center. deputies charged that man who is 81 years old with simple battery. started arguing with another player and bunched him in the fa

chef justin place it is eggplant on a bed of tomato-braised cabbage. >> a lot of flavor. tastes delicious. >> sarah: herbs, olive oil, cheese, place it in the oven. >> 400 degrees. maybe 30 minutes. >> sarah: then out of the oven. top it with basil pesto. more cheelz. and fried basil. ready to serve. that is what's cooking. i'm sarah french, 7 news. >> nancy: i love some italian food when the weather is questioning cooler, too. don't you think? >> christa: the comfort food thing. i'm all about that. >> bri: you know where i will be this weekend. can't wait. we have a lonely shower at this point moving out of rockport. and into the evening hours. that chance of shower becomes more likely for us as we pass 7:00 this evening. breezy for the weekend. boy, a big cooldown on the way something you will notice. some changes. we are in the 60's until the beginning of next week. possibly more showers late tuesday. >> christa: all right. have a fantastic rest of the day and weekend. thank you for sharing your time with us. ? ? >> brady: [sighs] >> nicole: hey. >> brady: hey. >> nico

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you have a problem with the cabbage patch? this song played at my sister's wedding. and no one remembers what the wedding song was. the only song that anyone thinks out, is "who let the dogs out." we know that obesity is on the rise, around the world. >> and the obesity epidemic anymore. seems like our pets are packing on the pounds, as well. we're up all "nightline" with nick watt. >> reporter: in my hometown, los angeles, pet health is exploding. doggy crossfit. >> keep that butt low to the ground. >> dogs do nothing. >> reporter: and there's doga. pretty impressive, right? dog yoga. >> it's been powerful for me and peanut she has allergies and a little anxiety. >> reporter: must confess, the experience is rather lovely. >> just take your right hand up and over. and stretch. >> reporter: look at me. whoops a daisy. sous cheffing at a beverly hills eatery. is it like a savory sauce? >> it's a secret. >> reporter: the choice of lamb chia seeds and fish skin garnish. this looks lovely. the dogs are going to come in and scarf. not for lunching ladies. the paw bar here

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