>>sÍ, dris, yo estaba ahi y no he visto que ali cogiera nada. quÉ buena es la tÍa con los nÚmeros, macho, parece adivinadora de circo. [hablan en árabe] >>pasa una vez o llamo a la policÍa, no quiero ladrones en mi negocio. [hablan en árabe] >>por esto me gusta hacer negocios con los gallegos, son gente de palabra. >>pues ya va siendo hora de que nosotros metas en el negocio grande porque llevar tabaco a la penÍnsula no da ganancias. tÚ y yo sabemos que la pasta la da el hachÍs. >>dÉjate de chorradas, santiago, te lo he dicho mil veces, en melilla hay que hacer mÉritos, a ti nadie te conoce, el chocolate es para los grandes. tÓmate unas copas a mi nombre y te espero maÑana, que es luna nueva ¿eh? y es menos peligroso pasar la mercancÍa a la peninsula. [♪] >>compadre, mejor pasamos este calor con unas caÑitas, que se te va a reventar el hÍgado de la mala ostia que tienes, j---. simplemente hay que tener un poco de paciencia, santiago. >>este tÍo es gilipollas. [♪] >>1,3oo, 2,35o. mexicana, ¿por quÉ eres tan buena con los nÚmeros? >>no sÉ, era cam

now cloves that we use in cooking are the dried flowers that come from this tree. the plant originated on some incredibly small volcanic islands called the moluccas, and centuries ago, thousands of people lost their lives fighting over the little thing, because it was more valuable than gold. imbued with magical properties, sought after for medicines and aphrodisiacs, with the power to build empires and destroy lives, this is the story of spice. i am merrilees parker, and i am going on a voyage around the world with my chef friends padma lakshmi, who is in india and spain, tyler florence, who is in mexico... >> you may find the following scenes disturbing. >> and peter gordon, who is in china. >> mmm, it's pretty pungent stuff this. >> mmm. between us, we explore the colorful past of spices and how they have changed the way we eat today. we follow the journey spices made from china over the silk routes to the middle east and from the spice islands through the spice ports of malacca, sri lanka, and kerala, via arabia to europe... and from central america to spain an

we're putting our dried apricots in, golden raisins, and some dried cherries. >> and just before we go, this is unbelievable. >> what we're going to do is very quickly take specialized whipped cream for our dessert. we have bourbon and sweetened whipped cream. we're just going to mix that up real quick and also just kind of gives it a unique flavor as opposed to your average whipped cream. >> thank you. if you need something at the last minute, hill country barbecue is the place to get it. penn quarter. i'm mike hydeck. happy thanksgiving, everybody. >> happy thanksgiving. >>> see you back here tomorrow. zçzçtó >> victor: what's going on? >> nikki: i have this odd feeling that things concerning me have been happening that i know nothing about. >> victor: who have you been talking to? >> nikki: i had a visitor today. you won't believe what diane said to me. and now, victor, i need to know, what have you been hiding from me? what in the world is going on? >> diane: michael. thanks for coming by so quickly. >> michael: please tell me you didn't have another run-in with victor. >> diane: n

those figs are dried? >> they're dried figs. >> have you had a dried fig? >> try it. >> super sweet. >> with the al month butter, mix this altogether. something you can make very easily. it all combines together into this paste like that. okay. then i take a little ice cream scoop so i can make all the balls the same size. >> hoda. >> that's not what it's supposed to be. looks like something else. >> you asked me to help and i did. >> that may be your dog. >> careful. >> oh, blake. >> having said that, you make these little balls like meatballs and they're kind of sticky. melt some chocolate. this is dark chocolate. you can use vegan chips. little bit of dairy, maybe a trace, not much. i drop them in the chocolate like that. >> look what's happening? >> look at that, hoda. >> i like it already. >> i put them here and i like to top them with a little bit of salt. >> okay. >> because i think the salt bring out the chocolate. plus it makes them look so pretty. >> sea salt. >> you can do sea salt. i do these flakes because they look prettier. i put them in the fridge abou

>> i think so. >> the fact is the winds have dried a lot of the pavement and roadways. we have puddles and those are the spots that could freeze overnight. we will tell you about our main concern. not -- not widespread at all. definitely a chilly things giving day. the temperatures will stay chilly below average for a while yet to come. 37 degrees, 37 mile an hour wind. these are the highest gusts today in this column and this is the rainfall total. only three inches in shady side. silver spring close to three inches and urbanna and springfield over two inches. add in the strong wind gusts. 28 miles per hour in arlington treated rockville, 29. and woodbridge at 32. the rain total was impressive. any much the numbers we were expecting. we had wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour and at -- at washington-dallulles. for a couple of hours. the winds would not be a problem by late tomorrow afternoon. the windchill is an issue. we saw reporters out there shivering in the chill. like 19 in frederick. 23 in downtown washington. below temperatures at or freezing in many areas. -- y

so on the east side the deeing air dries out. and that's why san jose has a hard time sometimes picking up some rain. the east bay, widespread light rain. and we can shift over, rain there, we have some snow falling over the see area. reported a inches so far. so if you are going to be drive this direction over the next 24 hours, keep those chains handy. although snow level is relatively high. any where from 600 feet. and san hoe same or similar circumstance not much luck far but in north bay an inch more reported. and as we get into tonight and tomorrow morning we'll see rain taper off. and notice your wednesday we're mostly cloudy. a few pockets of sunshine and scattered showers in the forecast. upper 40s to low 50s as we get going and the afternoon a lot like today. for your wednesday afternoon. here's a look at your extended forecast. we're wet tomorrow. we're drying out by thursday and a lack at by a area weekend always in view. we're going to be dry, we're going to be mild. >> thank you. now, trending at ktvu.com. selfies.

if you are used to eating rice, you can see it's dried out. maybe it - it's either really old stocks or it got wet and someone's dried to out. it's such that if you were to push too hard, it would turn to powder. if you cook it it will turn to mush. this is not pleasing the people who are getting this kind of aid. they are looking and thinking, "what are we - why are we getting dregs of relief?" >> president benigno aquino is leading government relief operations and affected areas. the authorities say they are trying to get schools open as quickly as possible. it's impossible when so many classrooms are in trouble. harry fawcett spoke to a teacher who said his school is far from reopening. >> we are in palo down the coast from tacloban, and are in the remnants of an elementary school which has been swept away like everything, by the surge that typhoon haiyan generated. 405 students were enrolled. the government wants schools up and down the coast to be back and up and runs by january 15th. a man who has been at the school since the disaster to

it will be about 4 to 5 dries by 8:00 a.m. if you sleep late you will miss a great sunrise. >> thank you, spencer. >> i will sleep late. >>> in the north bay there is snow in san rafael. >> it is part of san rafael's parade of lights and the winter wonderland. they were making fake snow to create the snow-covered slope. it will continue from 9:00 until noon and hopefully it won't melt too much away. >> 68, 70 degrees. >> get out there quick. >> they better be making more snow. >> tracy morgan and chris pratt on jimmy kimmle. >> have a great

it will be about 4 to 5 dries by 8:00 a.m.at sunrise. >> thank you, spencer. >> i will sleep late. >>> in the north bay there is snow in san rafael. >> it is part of san rafael's parade of lights and the winter wonderland. they were making fake snow to create the snow-covered slope. it will continue from 9:00 until noon and hopefully it won't melt too much away. >> 68, 70 degrees. >> get out there quick. >> they better be making more snow. >> tracy morgan and chris pratt on jimmy we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. it's the ultimate sale on the only bed clinically proven to improve sleep quality. the sleep number bed. once you experience it, there's no going back. for one week only, queen mattresses start at just $599.99. and save 50% on our limited edition innovation series beds. plus special financing. only at a sleep number store. sleep number. comfort individualized. >> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- tracy morgan, from "delivery man," chris pratt "this week in unnecessary cens

it will be about 4 to 5 dries by 8:00 a.m.f you sleep late you will miss a great sunrise. >> thank you, spencer. >> i will sleep late. >>> in the north bay there is snow in san rafael. >> it is part of san rafael's parade of lights and the winter wonderland. they were making fake snow to create the snow-covered slope. it will continue from 9:00 until noon and hopefully it won't melt too much away. >> 68, 70 degrees. >> get out there quick. making moreter be snow. >> tracy morgan and chris pratt on jimmy step two, baconated cheese for awesome. step three, get ready to wow. step four... mmmmm. ♪ [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. with grands mini pot pies. only four ingredients. and a few easy steps. weeknight dinner in a flash. and my family devours them. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. e are just some of the 50 million people in this country who live with hearing loss. of that 50 million, one in five are teenagers. hearing health foundation is working to restore hearing. to learn more ab

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there are 300 varieties of fresh chilies that grow here, and many more dried. and today we are here with one of the matriarchs of mexican cooking, patricia quintana, and she's going to walk us through this whole chili thing. what do you have today? >> chiles poblanos. >> those are beautiful. >> well, the poblano is a staple to mexican cuisine. and it grows, you know, all year around. >> and they are sort of very accessible, and it's also-- hey, guys, check this out, this is really beautiful. the poblano has a large cavity inside, so they're really great for stuffing inside. you can pretty much stuff anything, beans and cheese... >> some seafood, and... and goat cheese. >> but you have to get these little guys out, these little spicy devils. that's where the heat lives right there. the poblano is one of the milder chilies you'll find in mexico. the general rule is, the smaller the chili, the hotter the flavor. what patricia has just been explaining to me is that chilies are measured for heat on a scale called scoville units. basically it's a number system that d

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and dried blackberries.ank you. >> that's wild. >> it's the flavor of denmark. >> roast pork with crackling and cabbage. >> that is a serious sandwich. >> that's just amazing. >> oh, a rainbow. this is almost too pretty. and there you go. >> super cool, huh? >> why don't we have the strawberries? with triple cream, huh? >> it's delicious. >> we have wild blueberry desserts. the sandwich, one for each of you. and the first of the wild strawberries. >> beautiful. >> look at this. like a picnic in the park, yeah? >> mm. wow. >> so the mid-summer day in denmark. >> wow. look at the witch. burn, witch, burn. [ singing ] >> you done? >> terrific, thank you. >> unbelievable. >> look, i've eaten at a lot of great restaurants around the world, and there was still a little part of me that was saying this the going to be bull [ mute] the guy's out in the field yanking weeds out of the ground. i really didn't expect it to be as good as it was. it was delicious. amazingly delicious. >> amazing. >> yes, i thought it was a

. >> we are collecting clothes, dried goods. >> with each passing day the situation in the philippineses from dire to desperate. joyce spoke to wjz about how hard it is seeing destruction in the country where she grew up. >> is it difficult to watch those images on television? >> you would cry. your heart would be breaking. s really devastating. >> water, food, shelter, medicine, all in short supply. now the city of baltimore is sending members of its emergency management team to help some of the 600,000 people left with no place to live. cpc with the mayor's office of emergency planning speak with wjz by phone. >> i'm going to be there in a planning function. so that's going to be figuring out what resources we have, what we expect to see in terms of the patients, types of injuries and things like that. >> this church will continue to collect supplies until november the 22nd then they will be packed up and shipped to the philippines. >> reporter: phone and internet service is down for much of the island so many of the folks here in maryland with relatives are still waiting for word. i

we have dried out quite a bit. across the region locally, temps ranging from 38 in westminster to 41 in d.c. and up in bel air. current winds are on the blustery side. that is making it feel cooler than it is. chilly temps are behind the cold front roaring through the mid-atlantic and northeast. notice this clear dry air filtering in behind the front. that will bring us the coldest air of the season as we head into the overnight hours tonight and into wednesday. temps will bottom out in the low to mid-20s. near record lows as we head into the overnight tonight. we don't have the coldest air over us yet. notice near minneapolis 28 there. 29 chicago. that is heading into our neighborhood, not until tonight and wednesday. wednesday and thursday, notice high pressure continues to move farther and farther south. as it does, the winds will make a shift out of the south and eventually warm up as we head into thursday and friday to near seasonal norms. bay temperature 55 degrees. we have a as a matter of fact in effect thr

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the boats are long gone and salmon briding grounds have all but dried up. this lake hasn't been this low since jimmy carter was president. >> in a good year, the water should be almost up to the parking lot where the camera is. instead, i'm standing in the middle of lake bed that should be 30 feet below surface. >> what's worse, the water supply that goes from water faucets to santa rosa. >> it is pretty bad, actually. >> shaun white with the local flood control tells me conserving water is only a suggestion, at least for now. >> if you're here this time next year, this will literally be gone and we'll be in tough shape. >> so at lake mendicino the rains have gone t water level is low and the boaters and fish are struggling. but at least there's plenty of room to walk. >> i think this is a cycle you go through, we have been through it a couple different times. >> we will be through it again. >> i would say so, yeah. >> every year about this time, federal flood control rules kick in. that means officials have to drain part of the lake to keep it from floodin

corn can be dried and stored, to provide food year round. corn can also be produced in abundance, so populations grew. step by step, a new way of life took hold. permanent settlements evolved. simple shelters became substantial dwellings to protect young and old alike. macneish returns to the valley where he found the first corn. he is now seeking evidence of the earliest permanent settlement, perhaps the beginnings of a village. a few miles from the caves, in the ajalpan clay pits, macneish spots a familiar pattern. high in this wall, is a blackened layer of charcoal and just above it, the cobblestone floor of an ancient house. the floor dates to 3000 b.c., 2,000 years later than the hunter-gatherer settlements in the caves. what we're getting here is a big piece of burned clay. it's lying on top of the floor and is, from looking in here, is a piece of the wall. what they did is they took clay and, like the hebrews in ancient egypt, put grass in the clay and then plastered it on the sticks which were the wall of the house. it's very much th

the air has dried out.far as the windchill today, forecast windchills as we go throughout the morning toward lunch time. windchills will hold in the 30s midday. some of you, especially south of town, could see some of the wind chills actually get into the low 40s. we may not make it this afternoon with our 3:00 forecast. windchill of 39 feeling more like 32 mid afternoon in hagerstown and then this evening, yes, windchills back in the 30s. as far as the day, sunshine, high pressure to the west. so stiff northerly wind. lots of showers to the east. we'll stay with this quiet weather pattern the next couple of days. tonight with high pressure building in, the winds are going to die down so we're talking 20s give or take a couple in the outer suburbs. tomorrow's winds turn more south, southwesterly so we begin a warm-up. temps in the 50s on thursday and by friday although we'll have a few more clouds in the afternoon, we're looking at temperatures getting into the 60-degree range. so 45 today. then tonight we'

out and maybe it's like a really old stock and maybe it got wet and someone has dried it out.t's such that if you were to kind of push too hard it would turn into powder and if you were to cook it it would turn into mush. this is not pleasing to people who are getting this kind of aid and looking at it and thinking why are we getting these kinds of things of relief. >> reporter: the philippines government is working hard to get services backup and running and trying to get schools open as quickly as possible but it's an impossible task when so many classrooms are in rubble. harry forset is speaking to one teacher who says his school is far from reopening. we are in palo down the coast from tacloban and the elementary school and everything along the coast has been swept away but the huge storm surges that the typhoon generated and the government is saying it wants schools up and down the coast to be back and up and running by january the 15th. the man who has been at the school since the disaster is the principal and is january 15th a realistic target date forg getting things u

that dries and they put this back into the package, virtually impossible to detect.really a clever way to get drugs in. >> an investigation within the california correctional system found over 10% of all inmates to be under the influence of narcotics at any given time. >> if we didn't have drugs and alcohol inside prison, violence level would be very low. the department is going toward rehabilitation and that's a very good goal and long overdue, but you cannot have rehabilitation as long as you have drugs and alcohol inside of a correctional institution. it doesn't work. >> ready, mikey? >> yeah. >> let's do this. >> in the ongoing battle against drugs and contraband, pelican bay security squad has the authority to conduct cell searches at their discretion anywhere within the prison. >> all the way back? >> all the way back. >> the first guy, come on out. >> come back. >> like a s.w.a.t. team on the streets, the element of surprise puts them at an advantage. inmates are adept at concealing contraband in their cells as well as on their person. >> actually put it up th

in the drought, our fruit trees dried up. now they are coming back, and we're growing even more varieties. these are the real benefits we've seen. we have food security, and our children can go to school. our lives have improved. >> these villagers are now better able to withstand the impact of climate change. with international assistance, their achievement could be repeated across the country. the benefits, as professor legesse points out, would spread far beyond ethiopia's borders. >> the most important issue for africa, and i consider this africa's 21st burning issue, is restoration. no matter what we do, we might be good at rocket, uh, rocket uh, rocket science, i mean, nuclear science. but the environment, restoring this huge vast landscape, you know, degraded landscape is critical for africa, particularly for ethiopia. you know, half of ethiopia is mountains, and this mountain system is degraded, and this degradation of this huge landscape, huge mountain chain of ethiopia is critical not only for ethiopia, but also for

they have a lot of news related photograph ss that are indexed sometimes by dris strict or street but never by address but that does not mean you won't see the address your after. san francisco heritage located in the,li z, 200 franklin street, 441 -- 3000. they have original print version of the sand born map from 1830s. building files and files on architects that practices in san francisco and major contractors that worked in san francisco their biographies and certain indexes that are not available else where. so i would suggest contacting them. >> and joining. it's a nonprofit organization that preserves san francisco heritage. >> okay i want to flip through some of these other materials we brought along to show you. not the building codes. here today, fantastic book you want to tell us about it. >> here today, is the end results of years worth of research done by the junior league of san francisco. a book published in the late 1960's and there's an enormous volume of research. architecture, social that went into the making and not every building researchs in the making of this bo

towards the south-west - well, we saw the storm i was telling you about move through, things have dried out. no rain in the forecast. it's not until thursday, unfortunately that we see rain off the pacific. 66 degrees staying until friday, not until saturday will we start to get to better weather. to the south-east, we are looking at the rain continuing from many locations, least through a lot of parts of the morning to the north. it is a mix of rain and snow. >> president obama says he's optimistic about the agreement on iran's nuclear program and hopes the deal will dismannedle the history of mistrust between iran and the u.s. >> i firmly believe in what president kennedy said - never let us negotiate out of fear, never let us fear to negotiate. i believe that. this diplomacy, backed by unprecedented sanctions on iran brought us the progress achieved this weekend. >> critics in congress says it gives iran too much lee way. it doesn't forbid the country enriching uranium. >> president obama's secretary of state john kerry and other officials describe it as a step towards the ultimate g

now once everything dried out in the basement, we took some important steps to create a dry and leakfloor. first a lot of p rock for good ventilation under the slab, then a vapor barrier sealed to the wall and around the pipes to prevent any moisture or radon leaks, foam insulation for thermal protection, and radiant floor heating tubes to get embedded in the concrete. the heating sub had already gotten a good start on the duct work for the air handling system, and the plumbers have done a lot of the dwv and pex part water supplies. and now that the concrete's been poured in the basement, we can get started on some of those critical rough ins both down there and in the rest of the house. >>dean: well jason and the guys got a really nice start on the duct work a while back, and now that we have floor down there, back to install the heating equipment itself but before too much happens we want to get up this bead board paneling, from buffalo minnesota, we've used this before. and we like to get this up in place before we start installing all of our electrical panels, and get rest of the

substantial rainfall, they say the problem was the strong winds that followed the rain, because that just dried everything out and that is what helped this fire grow so quickly. the fire broke out barely 48 hours ago but already it burned more than 3,000 acres in the area of northern sonoma county. there are a dozen homes in the area, and cal fire considers those homes to be threatened but it's not close enough to force mandatory evacuations, but they are aware tonight. of course they are trying to protect the power plants in the area as much as they can, but the winds have definitely been a factor because of the terrain, and of course the wind is going to fuel the fire, and as things have died down tonight we asked cal fire how that will help them get this fire under control. >> it has died down. we have a real opportunity to make significant progress on getting aggressive with containing this fire, and with the reduced kind of sporadicness that the wind creates. we are talking about fuels and terrain that are dry and steep and we can't discount the fact that the potential for growth is still

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there is dried blood all over the ground.here is a dead puppy, and even a bullet embedded in the wall surrounded by blood. the stench of death is overwhelming. there were 30 people crammed inside this tiny shack. it is incredible that anyone managed to survive. there is a grave. we're told three of the victims were buried here by their relatives. claris's husband shows us where he was hiding. he watched helpless as his six year old son was killed. >> translator: when they shot my little boy he fell to the ground. i lay down on the ground too, and i heard my wife screaming and crying. i broke down in tears. i was devastated. >> reporter: security forces are out of control. they have documented executions, rapes, and recruitment of child soldiers. even the president of the republican admits these people don't follow his orders. >> translator: when we arrived all of the escapees from prison and bandits dressed in uniforms and said they were part of the military. >> reporter: most people here say they won't find peace unless the

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some tips there are to choose hormone-free meats and milks in particular, to go with organic dried beans or organic frozen fruits or vegetables, some of our colleagues have the dirty dozen of foods to almost always buy organic and the clean 15, which are foods that you can kind of skip the organic because they have a stronger protective, like a ban ban na which has such a big peel, keeps those pesticides out, so if you're working on an economy of scale, you know, go with organic with the ones that have the highest levels of pesticides. our website has a link to those tips so i can show you where that would be. and now we're going to pop into the living room and talk about flame retardants which are an important issue for any firefighters who are working in the field because it's those burns that are going to create exposures, so as folks in the home are thinking about that, once they found that frequent hand washing can reduce the actual levels of these flame retardants because we touch them, they get on our hands, they're in household dusts and make their way into our bodies, so washing

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plenty of rain fall before colder air moves in, cools you off and dries you out. we have storm warnings in montana, and as we move over, winter weather advisories goes into effect for 3-5 inches. first developing in the dakota, nebraska, and miles per hour will receive -- and in minnesota they will receive it. tomorrow we'll wake up with a cold 21 for bellings. back into the mid-30s later. all eyes will be where the snow comes down in the midwest. >> egypt's former president appearing in court as his trial for in citing murder - charges he's making against the judicial system. >> kenyan authorities it charging for the deadly mall attack. >> tort tur used by doctors to get information from prisoners at guantanamo bay. >>> a controversial trial in egypt for ousted president mohamed morsi has been pushed off until january. mohamed morsi and other members of muslim brotherhood have been charged with incitement on murder. mohamed morsi said he is the current president and the court doesn't have the authority to try him. >>> secretary of state john kerry is downplaying

it included thermo stabilized yams and freeze-dried green beans. those on board the international space station are like their second family. >> we are happy to be here orbiting above the earth. if we cannot be home with your families, this is the next best place to be. >> the food can be rather difficult to eat in space. they cut a little x in the food so it doesn't go flying out of the container. >> well better to be paranoid than wrong. referring to the launch of a private space program. the falcon nine rocket. it was the second time in three days the launch had been called off. the rocket has had several technical issues this year. the company space x will try to launch the communication satellite again friday. >>> well so much for a spectacular show in the sky this weekend. that comment that was expected to swing by the sun most lick lie got gobbled up. astronomers were waiting to see if the comet ison would survivor, but it looked like it fizzled out and is likely in pieces now. >>> surfers were excited for possible big waves around the bay a

on the menu, turkey, thermal stabilized yams, freeze dried green beans. it's something. >> you know, aren't you mildly curious what it tastes like? sounds interesting. >> i'm just like hoping the air keeps going through the thing and the lights stay on. >> and maybe we need to irradiate our turkeys after seeing julie's story, it's not a bad idea. >> well, not trying to tell you what to do on thanksgiving, but you never know. live look outside. mainly cloudy skies, acting like a blanket. there's a shot of the bay bridge. overnight lows will not be as chilly as the past couple nights because we have that cloud cover. fremont, wake up to 44 tomorrow. kids are off to school. 48 degrees for you. napa 43 and san jose, 46 degrees. perhaps tomorrow or thursday, lucky you, it will be cloudy day tomorrow, but no rain fall. high of 63. watch out for rough turf on thursday and friday. a high risk of rip current along the beaches in the bay area. rough surf coming up on thursday. maybe you are celebrating hanukkah. we will not be celebrating more rain fall, because it

earlier the president and first lady handed out candy, cookies, dried fruit to trick or treaters to local school children and children of military families. michelle obama was dressed festively in black and orange. >>> in new york city the iconic empire state building displayed a special halloween light show synced to music on local radio stations blocks away in greenwich village. the 40th annual halloween parade was back in full swing after being canceled last year by superstorm sandy and the year before by a freak snowstorm. on the streets of hollywood, decked out in movie themed costumes, while in west hollywood streets were shut down for a carnival celebration. children in japan got in on the western tradition of trick or treating. the holiday was a chance for the kindergarteners to learn about western culter, practice english, and of course dress up in some cute costumes. >>> and halloween may be known for trick or treating, but for one indiana couple it was the perfect time to say i do. the zombie bride and her ghoulish groom tied the knot in, what else, a haunted called the shadow

most will be processed, dried, mixed into sauce. in a continuing trend there are too many berries. the prices commanded are you dropping. >> it costs $0.30 a pound. you can hang on for a while. but how long, depends on how many bills and how long you have been doing it. it's a half a billion industry. growers who belong to ocean spray, which handledles two-thirds of ocean cranberries should be okay. prices are pre-arranged. payment is spread over time. smaller independent farmers could take a hit. they are struggling, trying to find alternatives. here is one example. fewer unfiltered juice. from washington's organic cranberry operation. >> it's good. >> this is tiny star vision alley farms, three years in business. >> we are the farmers, we produce our juice, do distribution, sales and marketing. >> part of the strategy is a narrow target market, bars and restaurants. with a tart unsweetened juice mixed in to craft cocktails. they hope to expand carefully and stay out of the cranberry mainstre mainstream. >> people want local fruit. conventional or organic people want fruit grown n

revival get to know when the parents are back at work on the last stage after the harvest packing but dried tobacco. could be are you happy. has she been working hard no not really. they're only interested in money these kids and who have visited the tobacco for you this year put it. into what else in the world yes i'm satisfied they do work hard they listen to me they do what they're told and they also study. just like the gustav's the whole village is getting ready for the big tobacco sale. so when do the buyers arrive we have to bring our tobacco to a designated area. then it's they are the ones who decide they organize the sale. they fix the price oh yes in half an hour and isn't it possible to negotiate no. i don't think the price for tobacco is fair but it depends on the buyer. anyhow the prices in bulgaria are always low because there aren't any subsidies anymore. a few kilometers from the sale has already begun. one of the main buyers here is. a tobacco multinational. each producer brings his harvest and awaits the verdict how much per kilo. can you tell me what the lowest and highe

it happened in east san jose a it was le last night near the corner of south white road and wood hav dri a f blocks awa from james lick high school. marla tellez is live at the active crime scene. she is good to get an update from one of the deputies out there. good morning, marla. >> reporter: behind mehis is the crime scene taking place here on sth white road in the parking lot of the market. in fact, the body is still out the. 's covered of course this morning but it's still ere. looking atrime scene technicians. throughout t parking lot there's plenty of gs. each tag marks a bit of evidence so they are still canvassing the area trygoigure out what ppened. this manas shot at least once, pronoued dead at the scene just before 10:00 last night. joining me now is curtis with the santa clara sheriff's department. what do we know about ts homicide? >> at approximately 100 last night we received 911 calls of shot fired in the area of south white road and ckner. deputies arriv and found -- they are rendeng life saving measures to e victim. he had been shot at least once. he was pronounced de

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the driver dried at seen. westbound lanes were closed for an hour and a half. >> santa rosa police are searching to men responsible for a violent home invasion robbery. self armed men entered the house and held a family including a six-year old boy at gunpoint. a man was severely beaten. this happened tuesday afternoon. it is believed the robbers looked for marijuana and cash. the victim went to the hospital and is treated for were joys. >> in san jose detectives are investigating a fail police shooting. the man who was shot was a stabbing suspect who tried to ram an officer with a stolen car. the suspect stabbed several people at a home and carjacked a van. he got on to 680 going the wrong direction and he was chased into a cul-de-sac where he was shot and killed. the stabbing victims will all recover. the? are is on paid leave. that is standard procedure. >> the oakland teen severely burned when his skirt was set on fire is home for the holidays. sasha fleischman was riding an a.c. transit bus when a 16-year