>> why buy kale, arugula, chives. >> what are your customers sayings?things really pop, they taste fabulous. >> tell me how it works. how do you do that? >> we're going to start with th almond milk, tear off some kale, an entire banana, protein powder. that is health in a glass. >> delicious. ♪ >> i just landed here in o'hare international airport and i'm starving. there is a resume that there's a vertical garden that serves 10,000 people every year. let's go find it. it's like a secret garden in the middle of an airport. totally amazing. how many towers do we have here? >> we have 26 towers in this garden and each tower last 24 plangts. we d owners plants. we have lots and lots of herbs, basil and cilantro. >> we just picked some produce and now we are going to go wicker park and make some sushi. >> i'm kosta grammatis. >> nice to meet you. >> i just picked some stuff upstairs, can we do it? >> absolutely. >> this role is produced with some of the chiefs and lettuces that we harvested from the garden earlier. >> like it? >> so fresh, so good. >> go ahe

my wife is a big kale fan. >> we have not had any issues yet, but we go through about 500 pounds of kaleh in our cafÉs annually. it has been a big seller for us. also innovation on the food sides. bringing in spinach, fish tacos. >> how do you get new franchisees? >> what we look at is growing from within. that is what this financing program is all about, helping our existing franchisees grow and get to be multiunit. >> thank you very much. we will have more of taking stock tomorrow. thank you for watching. ♪

. >> kale, turkey, and quinoa. . >>> one thing we love to do here is help our viewers.eople post mysteries, online mysteries on our facebook page, we like to solve them. a viewer posted this video saying you have to find this girl. this song is awesome. well, find her we did, and, twatwa actual people have found thi girl. list to this song. ♪ what does it look like in heaven ♪ ♪ is it peaceful ♪ is it free >> this is elizabeth nelson, part of a singing duo called danny and lizzy. they have a popular youtube channel and this video posted a year ago already has more than 5 million views. the song's call "dancing in the sky," a song about heaven. ♪ oh i hope you're dancing ♪ in the sky ♪ and i hope you're singing ♪ in the angels choir >> she wrote the song because she lost a lot of friends, people who were special to her, and she did this to soothe her own soul and also to offer words of comfort to others. it's been shared thousands of times, and they have a new music video that they just released. danny and lizzy singing "my life." ♪ i can't believe this is my life ♪ >> t

you dry the quinoa, and mince up the kale.nce that's done, wash your hands and then start smashing it all together, and shen he she makes her meatballs, and then she fries them all around so the turkey is completely cooked. once they're pretty much cooked, she has a little bit of butter just to give it additional flavor. that's basically it. >> those look good. >> don't they look delicious. >> you could just eat them just like that like in a big bowl. >> that's how she served it to dillon xshgs does he like it? he does. >> i like them. >> dillon, yeah. ♪ >>> a group of wildlife photographers were taken out. they're in a river bed. notice they have some company. >> a brown bear cub. it's not like a teeny tiny bear cub. >> what do you think about this, buddy? thank you. don't do that. >> took a swipe at that gopro. according to brad, this cub while it's a cub, it can be danger ares because they're pretty powerful, and he thinks the thing just came over to see what it is. >> yeah, we know this area really well. just a little curi

my wife is a big kale fan. >> we have not had any issues yet, but we go through about 500 pounds of kaleh in our cafÉs annually. it has been a big seller for us. also innovation on the food sides. fish talkpinach, cos. >> how do you get new franchisees? growingwe look at is from within. that is what this financing program is all about, helping our existing franchisees grow and get to be multiunit. >> thank you very much. of takingve more stock tomorrow. thank you for watching. ♪ . . >> welcome to "bloomberg west" i'm cory johnson in and in new york for emily chang. twitter and a big earnings announcement today -- turnaround plans look like they are working. the cost love planning to add services to keep users engaged and a looking gauge when you look at the numbers, posting their biggest time of user growth since 2013. he on a year-over-year basis, monthly active users up before percent. 221 million -- that's about 9% sequentially. sales surging 124%

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kale has ten times the vitamin c of spinach. it is high in fiber., which is important for bone health. it also is -- since high in vitamin c, vitamin c helps the absorption of iron. the iron in here gets absorbed well because it has so much c in here. >> let's be honest. the foods you point out are good for us. there is a trendy quality to them. i say that because i want to walk you down here. these are things that most of us have in our refrigerators, eggs and potatoes and avocado. >> i love this table. >> good? >> as good. sometimes even better. >> even the regular potato which gets a lot of flack. >> the regular potato is loaded with potassium. a medium baked potato with skin has more potassium than two bananas. >> wow. >> and fiber in it and potassium and fiber are two nutrients we don't get enough of. >> and the egg, it is an egg and cholesterol. >> finally people are waking up to the benefits of the egg. the egg is excellent. >> extraordinary. >> extraordinary source of protein. it also has lutein, important for your eyes, coleen, important fo

you can be manly and order a kale at red mango.u are tougher to stop thank you. >> "market makers" will be back in a couple of minutes. ♪ >> las vegas may rule in america when it comes to gambling, but macau rules the world. that's where big casino companies get most of their revenue these days postop betty liu talk to some of the billionaire gaming moguls placing those big bats on the island off the coast of china. betty is here because the newest edition of "titans at the table" debuts tonight and it's all about macau. >> who knew that this former portuguese enclave would become the place where a billionaire would fight against a billionaire all for the chinese gambler? revenues in macau are seven times more than las vegas -- $45 billion generated in macau every year. it means that people like sheldon adelson, who has made his career building a huge casino empire in las vegas, it means that he generates most of his earnings now from a cow. he's a billionaire aced on the chinese consumer. made 22% of his income in macau. tiny encl

>> well, this kale in a video released or reported by the french newsagency. of course, it's a clear indication that the leader of boko haram is trying to ex-band his reach the the interesting aspect of the video is abubakar shekau is claiming responsibility for the attacks in lagos on the 25th. an indication that the group wants to show it can expand its reach beyond the north, carrying out the attack to the heart of the capital, the seat of the government. on june 25th, the bombing gaoled more than 20 people. there was an explosion outside a fuel depot in lagos. it reportedly tried to cover it up saying it was an industrial accident. they carried out this attack. all of this coming a day after authorities said they had intelligence. the transport network, in abuja, how the group is expanding its reach. >> a victim of extremists. what is she hoping to achieve? >> well, malala, the pakistani education act yist decided to spend a 17th birthday here, and is choosing this occasion to draw attention to the fact that 66 million girls around the world are out of sch

. >> they better be in front of us or on our kale. there is a reason if we are leaving. >> firefighters say most of the residents created good defensible space, but many evacuated to a red cross shelter at middletown high school. she was conducting a fire-safe oughtit. >> i had to leave my cats behind. >> gale and the others stayed outside and the fire came within a quarter of a mile before a change in the wind turned the direction of the fire away. in napa county, alan wong. >> tonight they don't know when they can go back to their home. we have crews trying to protect several homes and had come over here and seen the other side of the road. it's not a threat. they will count on favorable weather tomorrow. abc 7 news. with winds and heat earlier today, the conditions have changed. the meteorologist is tracking the conditions closely tonight. >> definite improvement from earlier today when it was in the mid 90s and dry. temperatures have fall tone 63 degrees and the humidity is up. 65% and the winds have dialled back and are calm. occ

madam clerk, could you please kale the roll? >> supervisor avalos? avalos present.ervisor breed? breed present. supervisor campos? campos absent. president chiu? chiu present. supervisor cohen? cohen absent. supervisor farrell? farrell not present. supervisor kim? supervisor kim? kim present. supervisor mar? mar present. supervisor tang? tang present. supervisor wiener? wiener present. supervisor yee? yee present. mr. president, you have a quorum. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands; one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> colleagues, we have our june 10th, 2014 board meeting minutes as well as the june 11, 2014 special meeting minutes of the rules committee. could i have a motion to approve those minutes? motion by supervisor mar, seconded by supervisor breed. without objection, those meeting minutes are approved. [gavel] >> and with that, madam clerk, are there any communications? >> th

it would be like if i said you know what, i don't like kale. i think we should impeach kale.the one that gets liquidified turned into juice. >> we keep talking about it. >> she very popular. she campaigns and she wins votes for many candidates around the country. i want to turn to a different subject. eric holder was asked about the issue of race and how he and the president have been treated on the issue of race and he thinks in some cases they have been targeted a little bit. listen to what he says. >> there's a certain level of vee hemisphere that's -- very hee mens directed at me and the president. there is a racial animus. >> a racial animus. fair, not fair? >> i think it's fair to say that there are some people in this country who are against anything that the president does and then by extension the attorney general because of race, and i don't think it's the majority by any means. i think we would not be honest about having this kind of debate if we don't acknowledge that there are some people who oppose the president bays of his race. >> do you feel the same way, ann

nearly 10 years ago his son kale suffered an accident. family made the hard decision to donate his organs. his pancreas helped save the life of then 19-year-old petaluma boy named jake. these are the 2 family sitting together with the 3 surgeon whose will perform the large kidney transplant tomorrow morning. donor is the mother of the boy who received kale pancreas. this drama shows how it came to be. they lost their son his pan cae as given 0to jurisdiction. his mother will now donate her kidney to bill millard. >> jake has done so well and so i really didn't have the question. twos pass the medical test. >>reporter: all the test were didn't to make sure they were compatible. they were. fight chance of compatibility less than 50%. >>reporter: object ration will take 2 to 3 hours. >> donor usually goes in first. once the kidney kilometers out recipient is ready for the kidney to good in. minimize the time in between donor recipient surgery. spichlt hook up to my machine every night. depend on your machine to keep me alive. that's the hard

madam clerk, could you please kale the roll? >> supervisor avalos? avalos present. supervisor breed? breed present. supervisor campos? campos absent. president chiu? chiu present. supervisor cohen? cohen absent. supervisor farrell? farrell not present. supervisor kim? supervisor kim? kim present. supervisor mar? mar present. supervisor tang? tang present. supervisor wiener? wiener present. supervisoy

. >> don't squeeze the kale, courtney.'t squeeze the kale. >> i'll do my best. >>> how can you cash in on the fare to table movement? or can you? andy, a weird year for the super market stocks, in fact the old style once, kroger, safeway, they're up nicely, where the newer while whole foods, fresh market, are getting crushed. how come? >> well, you're lead-in was right on. it's led by kroger, the biggest of the old-line supermarkets. kroger has spend the last ten years reinventing itself. i usually heard that word and it's sort of time to tune it out, but the truth is they have been. they've taken their pricing down over ten years so they're competitive with walmart. that means they've been gaining market share. when you start to gain market share, a lot of good things happen. really to the point of this interview, your food actually begins to get fresher, because it turns faster. whether you're sourcing it from a local farm or from across the country, you know, to a store in florida, if it's moving faster in your grossly

so what about a healthy salad with shrimp, tomatoes and kale? what should i say to somebody when they ask why am i eating kale at the ballpark? >> because i go to a lot of baseball games and i can't eat a hotdog every day. >> reporter: jonathan stalls is the senior advisor of hospitality at nats park and recommends some healthier options. >> our bullpen burrito and we have our brown rice bowl and salad option from bullpen burritos. we have a avocado and salmon roll here and again a lighter side, perfect day for sushi in the ballpark in the summer, not too hot outside. >> reporter: but healthy only goes so far for me. old habits die hard. for wusa9 sports i'm holden kushner. >> let's go for the french fries, my friend. >>> coming up at 6:00 a warning for women after two attacks in two weeks near an area metro station. tonight police are investigating if there's any connection. >> up next a family first, three american siblings could make history by swimming the english channel. jake and i have been best friends for years. one of our favorite thin

melissa: do you like kale shakes? no? >> this is also a statement here. melissa: i don't know. >> the business story, a statement despite how all the ads blanketing airwaves here, what a great place to do business new york is, this is reminder, this company shows you, this is very expensive place to do business. this is one of the reasons they're struggling. melissa: yeah. >> so i think that is a message forto tish hundreds in terms of regulations and taxes. >> would you rather have cale sheikh or kale cupcake? >> i -- melissa: neither. jetblue trying to get leg up on competition by unveiling new mint class. they are stealing leg room from coach. this is amazing to me, jetblue, they were egalitarian airline. one price for everybody. tvs or everybody. this how they got into business revolt, if you're in first class, great, you're in the back, bathroom class, you fend for yourself. they're going way of other guys. what do you think? you're smirking, james, no? >> i maybe wasn't as political looking at airplane as i sat there. melissa: yeah. >> i didn't enjo

there's a shortage of kale.te people haven't been this freaked out since they discontinued the pt cruiser. [ laughter and applause ] please tell me rollerblading is still a thing. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] ♪ have you ever been mellow ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is a -- sorry. what was -- ♪ just to hear your song ♪ [ clapping ] >> jimmy: what are you doing? what was it? >> steve: it was the best of olivia newton-john. [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: i'm wearing my cardigan and rollerblading -- >> steve: rollerblading to the pt cruiser. with your cat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, that doesn't make it. that's not in there with the cat. no, no, no. >> steve: whatever. [ light laughter ] this is a very sweet story. the local news in cleveland recently did a report of these two women who have been friends for over 70 years. but i noticed something in one of the graphics. take a look at this. >> two women in iowa have kept their friendship going for more than 70 years. >> both will tell you they still

. >> they better be in front of us or on our kale.there is a reason if we are leaving. >> firefighters say most of the residents created good defensible space, but many evacuated to a red cross shelter at middletown high school. she was conducting a fire-safe oughtit. >> i had to leave my cats behind. >> gale and the others stayed outside and the fire came within a quarter of a mile before a change in the wind turned the direction of the fire away. in napa county, alan wong. >> tonight they don't know when they can go back to their home. we have crews trying to protect several homes and had come over here and seen the other side of the road. it's not a threat. they will count on favorable weather tomorrow. abc 7 news. with winds and heat earlier today, the conditions have changed. the meteorologist is tracking the conditions closely tonight. >> definite improvement from earlier today when it was in the mid 90s and dry. temperatures have fall tone 63 degrees and the humidity is up. 65% and the winds have dialled back and are calm. occa

oil, dutch and kale took to the sky, making it the oldest carriers still flying today. soon the great flying boats used by britain's imperial airway and pan am had introduced true aviation linking europe to karachi and san francisco to manila. isn the first kangaroo between australia and england opened, a ticket costs the average two-year salary. today about a week's wage. only in the 1970's the commercial aviation truly open to to the world. the boeing 747 was the first widebodied aircraft. forffered long-haul travels the masses. today airlines carry more than 3 billion passengers per year. not just people. last year they transported $6.4 trillion worth of argo. that is a third of all global trade. yearshas also been 100 since the beginning of the first world war. in paris commemorations were combined with a steal day celebrations. marks the start of the french revolution in 1789. >> three months now since nearly 300 schoolgirls were abducted by militants in nigeria, trumpeting international outrage and huge social media campaign. today the pakistani schoolgirl campaig

. >> they better be in front of us or on our kale. there is a reason if we are leaving. >> firefighters say most of the residents created good defensible space, but many evacuated to a red cross shelter at middletown high school. she was conducting a fire-safe oughtit. >> i had to leave my cats behind. >> gale and the others stayed outside and the fire came within a quarter of a mile before a change in the wind turned the direction of the fire away. in napa county, alan wont they >> tonight they don't know when they can go back to their home. we have crews trying to protect se come overd had come over here and seen the other side of the road. it's not a threat. they will count on favorable weather tomorrow. abc 7 news. with winds and heat earlier today, the conditions have changed. the meteorologist is tracking the conditions closely tonight. >> definite improvement from earlier today when it was in the mid 90s and dry. temperatures have fall tone 63 degrees and the humidity is up. 65% and the winds have dialled back and are calm. occ

kale. they said, "we got the idea from a child's nightmare." [ laughter ] what made you scream, honey? [ laughter ] i saw that taco bell just announced that it will launch a a new high-protein menu next week. it will feature items with 500 calories or less. when asked what the protein was made out of, taco bell executives we like, "animals?" [ laughter ] "can we say that? yeah, yeah, animals." [ laughter ] as we said earlier, this sunday is the world cup between germany and argentina. this is the final. this is it this weekend. and at the end of every world cup, they give out awards for things like "best player," "best goal keeper." but, they also give out other awards. sort of like the ones in high school yearbooks. like "most likely to succeed," "class clown," stuff like that. so with that in mind, it's time for "tonight show superlatives." ♪ tonight show superlatives ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: our first player is sami khedira. he plays for germany. he was voted "most likely to be the love

so what about a healthy salad with shrimp, tomatoes, and kale?o somebody when they ask me why are you eating kale at the ballpark? >> because i go to a lot of baseball games and i can't have a hot dog every day. >> reporter: see there's a good answer, that's going to save me. jonathan stahl is the senior director of guest and hospitality at the park and recommends some more healthy options. >> this comes from bullpen burritos. what we have here is our brown rice bowl as well as our salad option from bullpen burritos. we have a -- sorry, avocado and salmon roll here. also have a couple -other rolls there. rotate through the stands as well. again a lighter side. perfect day for sushi here at the ballpark. we're in the summer. not too hot outside and you can go after it in the ballpark. >> reporter: but healthy only goes so far for me. >> that's not part of your diet. >> all the healthy options you have here. >> reporter: old habits die hard. for wusa9 sports, i'm holden kushner. >> tonight the nats -- [ laughter ] i just love that guy. tonight the

. >> but a few minutes later he got another kale saying he owe ed $400 more. that's when he realized it. >> we got scammed. >> pge sky john king says he is not alone. >> we have been dealing with this for the better part of a year. >> small business owners reporting similar calls and threats. we received several complaints earlier in the month. >> earlier in the year the perpetrators were primarily targeting hispanic businesses and have expanded recent lysines the kalers sound convincing use -- callers sound convincing. >> they were professional. they had their lines down. >> though in cervantes's case, the scammers didn't have all the information. >> in retrospect, it is very suspicious. >> psychologists say scammers use urgency to get their victims excited or scared which which had makes them less skeptical. pge warns it will never demand over the phone or email. if you have concern, send us an email consumer watch at kpix.com. >> they would never call and threaten to turn you off immediately. >> again, we had several calls and emails from viewers over the p

kaling for the investigation. 17 members abstained and the u.s. member voted against it. and the u.s. officials say the resolution was one-s now this conflict has gone on longer than the one in 2 not as long as the one in 2008-2009. but both sides are feeling the immaterial ---ism pact -- impact over the last several weeks. more international carriers have temporarily cancelled flights to israel because of safety concerns about the fighting in particular this rocket fire from hamas. >> craig dale for us. >>> in other news, japan's trade balance and every month they are finding similar results. ai uchida joins us with the details on that and more of our business stories. what's going on? >> people at the finance ministry say imports have exceeded exports every month for the last two years. the latest data is for the month of june. this fills in the trade data for the first half of the year. the numbers add up to another month in the red and the biggest half-year deficit ever recorded. officials say the preliminary figures for first half of 2014 show a deficit of more than

he probably took out some kale along the way. the giants went on to beat the a's 5-2. >>>. >> you're worried about the rabbits. >>> more positive news for the giants, marco could be rejoining the team as soon as tomorrow. manager bruce bochy says he will play one final minor game with him today and as long as he peoples good tomorrow, he'll be activated in time for the diamondbacks this weekend. he has not played with the giants all season. he's been nursing a bulging disk in his back. hopefully surviving the heat of the central valley too. >>> fans heading to at&t park, we have to follow new dress codes. >> the team thinking about prohibiting certain kinds of clothing and costumes. this stems from an incident at at&t park on native american heritage night. a woman who is a native american says a group of men were handing out fake head dresses. she says that was disrespectful. she didn't give them back. security was called in. she and a friend were cuffed and detained. >> the giants are working on the final warding of the ban, an

bok choy, swiss chard, kale, collard greens, mustard greens, napa cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, arugula and asparagus, and i'm out of breath. >> the mantra is eat nothing that has a mother or a face. the doctor and other researchers insist that if you stick to that advice you won't have a heart attack in the first place. who doesn't want that? >>> still ahead, the kids are all right. i'll tell you who has the happiest, healthiest kids and what you can learn from this one particular kind of parent. ♪ create a better website at squarespace.com start your free trial today. that's why i always choose the fastest intern.r slow. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built for business. >>> well, here's the headline children of same-sex parents are happier and healthier than their peers. kids raised by a mother and a father. no doubt this l

he had some lunch there, probably with kale with the kids in the garden.acola deciding to do some yard work in center field. it's his 12th home over the season. now a 3-1 giants lead. now bottom six, two on for pensacola. what a game he had. here is his second rbi hit as he singles off alberalberto's club >> we started with matt cain. what a great job he did. we finally get some runs are on the board there is a long road ahead of us. but i will say they're fighting. it's all you can ask, and it's going to be a fight the whole way through. and this was a good one to get home in our ballpark and play well. >> so the win tonight and some more positive news for the giants on the injury front. infielder marco scutaro is on his way back. brian sabean told us the second baseman could be activated as early as friday. scutaro will play one final minor league game with fresno tomorrow. >>> how about some football. argentina and the netherlands and the world cup semifinals. no score after stoppage time and extra time. so we go to penalty kicks. on the netherlands' fi

strange to think it could be used by separatists without some measure of russian support and tech kale rinse. >> reporter: the assistance could range from training rebel missile crews in russia up to a russian personnel actually conduct ago launch that brought down the plane. earlier in the fighting the rebels proved they could shoot down lower flying transport planes and helicopters but never anything flying as high as an airliner. u.s. intelligence had known the rebels were undergoing anti-aircraft training in russia but they did not know they had somehow gotten their hands on a system as capable as the sa-11. >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon. david, thank you. flight 17 was enroute from amsterdam to kuala lumpur. in both cities, relatives are grieving for the loved ones they lost. nearly two-thirds of the victims were dutch, dozens more malaysian. the victims came from at least eleven countries and at least one was born in the united states. here's jim axelrod. >> reporter: born to two dutch nationals, 19-year-old quinn schansman held dual american-dutch citizenship. it was l

comedy darling mindy kaling and voice host carson daly will announce the nominees for the 66th primetime emmy awards thursday morning in north hollywood. ap-us--tv-emmy nominations for emmy nods ap television writer the 66th emmy awardsleading contenders include dramas "true detective" and best comedy winner "modern academy of television arts & sciences in los angeles. sunday, was moved to avoid a conflict with nbc's "sunday plus term we should see some claim >>: is a litigious satellite imagery of a lot of that cloud cover will burn off. or reach an act of 81 in the santa clara. 8182 degrees and livermore. san francisco to-65. the seven dead forecast allies: the weather in. expect mid-70s and said the bay and as we head into the middle of next week to visit to a trull off a little. >>: debris still plows a we're still building with a little bit of kuwait at the cache lines. we are slowing down westbound over the 580 overpass. as the the the north with whom we are still enjoying clear pathways. the trial of accused colorado has been delayed *again . his trial *was scheduled to begin in o

. >> carson daly and mindy kaling were the ones who went to the podium and announced, that was a lot >> yeah. >> here are the shows with the most nominations. "game of thrones." >> my kids love that show. >> 19 nominations. "fargo" at 18 nominations on fx. and "american horror story: coven" 19 nominations. >> i've seen not one episode of any of them. >> if you're watching regular -- fx is broadcast tv but if you're not paying attention to hbo, you're missing all the nominations. >> you know, i was talking to rob reiner the other day. he's on my podcast coming up. he's got television projects, he says that's where you can still get involved, get the money for the projects. and be so creative. >> that's interesting. >> yeah. here's some of the snubs that we noticed. our crack research team. james spader from "the blacklist" was not nominated. >> such a huge hit, he's such a great actor. >> so awesome. >> i'd call that a snub. >> here's another snub. "the good wife" and "the walking dead" didn't get nominations in best drama. >> since i haven't seen either of those i'm not sure. let's t

the entire community kale together. it's a parade and festival. the event raises money for legal fees. in this story, it's believed the best way to win the battles are in court. >> we are in court at the state level and the federal level. we feel that we have a good chance in both areas. >> the environmentalists and ranchers generally are not on the same page a lot of times. so we have had - it's brought us all together. >> the southern nevada water authority spent millions buying up ranches and water rights. the bakers decided not to sell. >> we could make a lot of money, we don't know what to do with it. the thought of selling - we don't want to do that. >> reporter: away from the glitz and glamour of the bright lights, it's arid and dry. the people here will fight to keep their water before letting the desert swallow them up. >>> still ahead - buyout. how chinese nationals are snapping up u.s. real estate, and the affect it's having on home prices in some cities. >>> plus, there's no place like home. lebron james is heading back to cleveland. w

we have some salmon gently roasted sauteed kale because everybody loves kale. roasted garlic.ew zealand that you have at the table every birthday public holiday, you name it. >> one critic called your restaurant a love letter to new zealand. >> i'm pretty happy about that. >> you operate your restaurant -- your partner is your general manager who is your wife. >> that's correct. >> how does that work out? >> it works great. it's pretty fun. >> i'm sure she told you to say that. >> she did. >> tell us about your background. you started -- you wanted to start cooking when you were just 11. >> i figured at a young age that this was something that i enjoyed doing mainly from baking with my mother and grandmother so i approached a local restaurant when i was 11 to do an apprenticeship and said sure, but you're way too young. i started washing dishes there when i was 14. went on from there. >> did i read you opened a cafe with your mother? >> i had a goal to have a restaurant by the time i was 21 which was blind ambition in retrospect. we did that. and then i started learning after

mindy kaling and carson daly and chris connelly is here. right now to the leonard h.california. welcome to the 66th prime time emmy awards nominations announcement. >> good morning. [ applause ] i'm bruce rosenbloom chairman and ceo of the television academy. welcome to the 66th primetime emmy award nominations announcement. and welcome to the start of emmy season. the time of year when our academy and our 19,000 members honor the extraordinary creative excellence of this year's television series, movies and miniseries. what is truly telling from this year's list of nominees is the rapidly expanding definition of television. quality television is now platform agnostic watching broadcast networks, basic cable, premium cable and on demand internet services. and we're watching on flat screens in the home, tablets and mobile devices. the great news is that there are more emmy worthy series, movies and miniseries being produced by our industry than ever before. and the global impact and influence of the shows being honored today with emmy nominations has never been greater

. >> it's not hard to entice 4-year-old kale ib into a swimming pool on a florida day. getting her to put her head under water is not easy. with each swimming lesson, she's more comfortable. >> why do you think it's a good idea you take swim lessons? >> so i can't drown. >> reporter: have you heard about kids drowning? >> yes. >> reporter: florida has the highest number of drowning deaths for kids under five. according to the center for disease control, or c.d.c., african-americans drown in swimming pools 10 times more often than their peers. the c.d.c. says a lack of access to swimming pools may contribute to the downing rates. -- drowning rates. >> kaitlin and her brother are taking advantage of free swimming lessons at this public pool. through a $5,000 grand, the city hopes to provide is it 117 kids with a life-saving skill. >> by providing people with a comfort zone of this is what it's like to take lessons, it takes away the fare. >> kaitlin says in many families, that fear keeps generations from learning to swipe. >> the parents are afraid of water. they don't al

and kristen does not share her juice jeans and kale. >> we can all get better. >> working up a good lather this afternoon and wear sunscreen because the u.v. inex is -- u.v. index is very high. be prepared. >>> live doppler 7 hd shows the winds are light at less than ten miles per hour even in forward we have six miles per hour wind across the golden gate bridge. the deck is lower with the clouds on top of road. be careful. in the east bay hills the clouds are cascading into the valleys but we will see a lot of sun. by noon the clouds will be gone. strong warming today and the biggest jump in temperature and clear tonight and the cool weather this morning only lasting this morning and it will be warmer-than-average tonight and warm weather with each day we extending the heat away from the coast. while we were sleeping dry air slit behind the cold front so we will warm significantly but it will not be so muggy. 85 in milpitas and 88 in san jose. 82 in santa cruz. low-to-mid 80's on the peninsula and 85 in redwood city and half moon bay and the sunset: 71 with mid-70's in downtown and south

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. >> no one knew until the sun kale up. >>> new york, place are investigating whether a banned tacticd a role in the death of a stanton island man. eric gardner died after an officer used a choek hold. it is triggered public protest and the use of choke holds. authorities are investigating gardner's doth and looking at how the n.y.p.d. trains its officers. >> this is a top-to-bottom look at our training. this will take months, if not going into an appeared of time to retrain 35,000 personnel. it will be to develop state of the art use of force, policies. >> the n.y.p.d. will consult with the los angeles police department on that effort. now to miami. gun violence is on the rise. there has been 41 shootings in liberty city. now they are demanding that the federal government give more funding for law enforcement. >> reporter: grandma ella tells people a bullet has no eyes. if they did, surely they wouldn't have pierced through the walls of this house and killed her 24-year-old granddaughter and 2 year-old grandson while they slept. >> how can this happen when she's at home in her bed. >