often with a just-picked herby dimension., giver of life, sticky rice. andy here is constantly back and forth from america to thailand, for nearly 25 years now, looking for recipes, techniques, digging deeper and deeper into an amazingly complex and widely misunderstood cuisine. and getting his ass chastised by a few aunties as he goes. >> okay. >> on this trip andy's working on a new cookbook, investigating the eating and drinking culture of the region. which might be why he thought of me and why we're drinking shine for breakfast. where there's food, there's also going to be booze. >> oh. >> and likely a lot of it. >> oh, that's good. >> this is nam prik ong. you make a chili paste with chilies, garlic, shallot, shrimp paste and tomatoes. then you mix it with pork. >> that for you. okay. >> oh, yeah. the nam prik is awesome. >> isn't it delicious? this rice is grown here in the village. you just kind of make a little spoon-shaped ball with it. >> now, what's the famous greeting? is it have you eaten yet or have you had rice

it's not herby hancock grabbing it. now i think stevie's blind all right. but what is up with that?he has echo location basically-- he's basically a bat. >> i think he has some sight. the songs he writes are way too-- he. >> larry: he has imagination. >> i can't visualize a ribbon in a sky and i can see. >> maybe maybe. >> okay is this our moment. >> break it down. are we seeing eye-to-eye. >> maybe, there are certain things that only become visible to you to your heart to your mind to your soul by the acts of not laying sight upon them. >> larry: we cannot top that ladies and gentlemen. that solves every single conspiracy theory. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) >> i went to a stevie wonder concert about eight years ago 1968. fingertip, i thought he should be singing i live because he can see that's all i'm saying. he dropped his harmonica he picked it up. i wanted to kik it and see if he picked it up then. if i had been s this is brian. every day, brian drives carefully to work. and every day brian drives carefully to work, there are rate suckers. he's been paying more f

these few pieces of paper contain all the information she has about herbie beginnings. >> what emotionshen you look at this? this is you. >> yeah, i mean, i think it's amazing and astonishing that any of us survived. i guess quite a few of us passed on. >> i think it's all gone. >> stacey meredith also survived. but was haunted by not knowing her birth mother or why she was dropped off at an orphanage as a toddler. her 19-year-old mother gave sparse details, her name, that stacey's father was an american soldier. that her family came from the can tho region in vietnam's mekong delta. but not why she gave up stacey. >> there's a part of it that still hurts. and i miss her terribly. >> how do you miss someone that you certainly couldn't even remember? >> i miss the idea of having her in my life. the fact that she kept me nor a couple of years before she gave me up, to me, tells me that she loves me very much and she tried. she did what she could. >> it's a long trip back to vietnam. not just the hours on a plane. but the trip back in time. in saigon, now ho chi minh city, sister mary nell

richard taylor with troops in louisiana, herbie smith out in texas. his soldiers would be passing through these areas where soldiers could be fighting. they don't want the soldiers to be sent off to prison camp or sent to the army because they had been given were not to serve anymore. these soldiers as they are traveling home passing through confederate lines could be considered deserters and executed. general grant thinks it's a good idea to have something for these confederal soldiers to go home. a corps commander says he has a portable prison press with them. to come work these presses around-the-clock until they shrug off the parole passes for the confederate soldiers. that's how we know how many confederate soldiers actually surrendered here to stop general george sharp was put in charge of the process and the men printing those passes worked on printers similar to this and kept those passes going. they would have to ink the printers and strike off roles that would look like this. they would be hung and dried and were cut into individual parole p

manitee's are herby source, as in will not eat you. usually spend their time submerged.er cries was not injured and neither was the manitee. >> but tell the truth though, if we were in her place? >> electric ya we would be screaming. >> you're not saying hey that's a manitee. >> get me away from this giant mammal! >> i would have, too. >> poor thing. >> many doing up in just a couple of minute, more local news weather traffic and sports, sister station the "cw philly" and up next live report on the devestation from severe weather out in the midwest. >> also ahead, tragedy overseas when bus caring athlete, look at this, burst into flames. this video just came into our news room. more on this story coming up. >> and you can now find the "cw philly" on comcast xfinity channel 13 or hd811 also verizon nice owe. and remember to join us bright and early every weekday morning, we kick things off 4:30, right here on cbs-3. next on cbs this morning wild spring weather damaging winds and hail, it slams several states, and that dangerous wet letter continue. >> let's do it. we're k