braman brown kale for. the green calories from when it was cooked over an open fire the smoke colored it brown. from fifteen forty five there are records of the city of blame and holding an official kale feast as a kind of banquet held every february in the town hall it's an important social event in the region. primus history is closely tied to the hands and shipping with its medieval fame stalls the christmas market on the banks of the visa river relives there's gold and. a stall holders dressed like cans you. know all about the traditional kale dishes. well the first thing i'd recommend would be all spice which is a very typical ingredient for the brain. after a stroll around the historical old town on the market stalls the stock to wilma just the thing. buy a. stand off as genuine. to go. take the kale box and walk around the christmas market whether it warms your hands and you can eat it on the go without spoiling anything. goes with. boiled sausage and potatoes. but how does it taste from a box. it's

but when they start making kale and candy i'm not so sure i get it that it's important that kale be exposed to frost because that turns the starch and the sugar. this is typical of a man winter there can be found at the christmas market beside the river basin. and head chef prepares the kale for the stand just across the way in his restaurant kitchen he agrees with a farmer about the role of frost lost both of whom frost is better for the kale they've always said that kale tastes best once it's got a really good frost that's when it should be harvested when the bitter compounds are at a minimum. the kale has to be washed and the stems removed one. comes next differs from region to region in northern germany. but in time on goes like this. saturday the onions in oil and add the kale and then. such as cured pork cook it for an hour and add the local sausages called and. season it with salt sugar a little pepper some nutmeg and finally a little mustard and then footstool. then the whole thing has to simmer for two hours. being pill is a smoked fatty sausage with oats and barley grogs it used t

the kale has to be washed and the stems removed one. comes next differs from region to region in northern germany. but in but i'm on goes like this. saturday the onions in oil and add the kale and then some such as cured pork cook it for an hour and add the local sausages called and. season it with salt sugar a little pepper some nutmeg and finally a little mustard and then footstool. then the whole thing has to simmer for two hours. till it is a smoked fatty sausage with oats and barley groats it used to be made and smoked at home. braman turn brown kale for the green calories from when it was cooked over an open fire to smoke colored it brown. from fifteen forty five there are records of the city of blame and holding an official kale feast is a kind of banquet held every february in a town hall it's an important social event in the region. primus history is closely tied to the hands and shipping with its medieval fame stalls the christmas market on the banks of the visa river relives those golden age. based on holders dressed like han

and winter's delights we get a taste of curly kale at the christmas market in bahaman. well it's exactly one hundred years ago on december sixth one thousand nine hundred seventeen that finland gained its independence from forrest russia from eighteen zero nine until then it had been an autonomous grand duchy in the russian empire before that it had spent centuries under swedish rule of the centenary is not only cause for widespread national celebration but also for some introspection key to the finnish national identity are of course it's vast natural landscapes with forests and lakes but also it's sort of culture and the melancholy of finnish tango and all of these things find a unique expression in the clarity of finnish design. and functional the finnish way of life finds expression in the architecture of the capital helsinki. and in the local design scene objects should be practical and timeless have clean lines and be made from robust materials. the post office is a designer and has a shop in helsinki's design district here design newcomers and the classics are bo

leeland watson and donald kale has been busted for the theft of a walker belonging to a 10-year-old girl with cerebral palsy. we told you about kirsten alexander and the theft of her walker. walter perez is live now from minquadale. they have the suspects, we they able to find the walker? >> we found out that the walker was already sold for scrap and destroyed. and a strange twist. that the suspect allegedly returned to the scene of the crime the night before they were arrested. >> 51 leeland watson and 49-year-old donald kale are the s&ps in this case. they are accused of stealing the walker of 10-year-old kirsten alexander who has cerebral palsy. >> i wish i could walk now. but i can't. so -- that is how i feel deep inside. >> britney murray kirsten's mother says she is sure that the police have the right men because they actually came back to her house last night. >> they wanted to apologize for taking the walker and didn't know it was a child's walker and didn't know it wasn't scrap basically. >> investigators say it was not scrap before but it is now. >> we found out that the walker

newcastle police took 51-year-old leeland watson and donald kale was apprehended for his alleged role in this case. >> why would you do that? it makes me very disappointed as a child that a grown up would take my walker. >> surveillance video shows the white pickup truck pull up outside of the home where christian alexander lives with her family and it shows the man jump out and steal the walker and casually roll away. >> to see two people that would take my walker and i'm just a child, it just really shocked me. >> we have learned that an arrest is made in the case. and we expect to learn more about this development this afternoon. meanwhile christian's family enjoyed an outpouring of support from people across the delaware valley since the story first aired on "action news." >> reporter: and in an outpouring is resulting in a happy ending for the story. and watson and kale face charges including theft and security and watson the added charge of heroin possession and both suspects released on bail. more coming up on this story tonight at 4:00. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >

kale says he thought the walker was trash. and never would have taken it. >> if we knew it was usable. we wouldn't have touched it. or nothing like that. period. we didn't mean to bother you people or nothing loik that. we're sorry. we're sorry. >> the men are charged with theft. >> new at is 11 a murder mystery. a father dead after he went@back of his house hearing a noise. he was shot and killed. police try to figure out who pulled the trigger. >> people who live on the block say the neighbor was a good guy a family man. police say he simply was checking a noise in his backyard when he was shot. >> reporter: over night gunfire shook neighbors out of their beds. >> i heard two shots. two bullets go out of the gun. after that i heard someone running. >> reporter: police arrived on jackson street in the quiet neighborhood. they tried to save the life of 29 year-old shawn lock heart. a father to three young daughters. a bus driver and man of faith. >> i love him and respected him. >> police say he was shot in the chest through h

. >> reporter: there have been arrests. 51-year-old leland watson and 49-year-old donald kale of new castle have been charged with felon thee theft. a neighbor's security camera captured a white truck stopping in front of kirsten's delaware home thursday and one of the men tossing the shiny blue walker into the back. >> we received an non muss tip from the citizens and that led to the officers, patrol officers for last night able to make the apprehension. >> reporter: but the walker was destroyed. >> so you had to come all the way up here, pick it up and walk all the way back down here. >> her mother says watson and kale arrived at her home late last night before their arrests with a message. >> came by the house here last it in around 11:30 last night. they decided they were going to knock on the door and first apologize for taking her walker saying that they thought it was scrap, and they decided to bring another walker with them. >> reporter: the family says they're moved by the outpouring of support from the public and must now find the right walker for their child. kirsten the g

the suspects are identified as leeland watson and 49-year-old donald kale from newcastle. accused of stealing the walker that belonged to kirsten alexander. who has cerebral palsy. >> wish i could walk now, but i can't. so -- that is how i feel deep inside. >> kirsten's mother britney says she is certain that those are the two men responsible. >> they came to apologize for taking the walker and for it not being scrap. >> we found out that the walker

the suspects are identified as leeland watson and 49-year-old donald kale from newcastle. accused of stealing the walker that belonged to kirsten alexander. who has cerebral palsy. >> wish i could walk now, but i can't. so -- that is how i feel deep inside. >> kirsten's mother britney says she is certain that those are the two men responsible. >> they came to apologize for taking the walker and for it not being scrap. >> we found out that the walker was taken to a scrap metal yard and since recycled and the alleged thieves gave her an older beat up version of the walker and even made a request. >> one gentlemen said to me they want to reach out to the news stations and police to let them know they came by to give her another walker. >> meantime the public outpouring of support has left this family speechless. >> there is so much we have a hard time keeping up. the out pour of love we received we are grateful for it. >> it makes me feel good to foe that people actually care about me. >> and so once again the family is in contact with several organizes working on a way to do

large audience kale large audience dab i is 17 years old. her stepdad raised her ever since she was five years old. she says she wanted to honor the man who raised her when she finally revealed the gift, i mean i was stunned. i had a dream that i asked him to adopt me and my christmas present to him was adoption papers. he's always been a great father. he stepped up from the beginning and did a lot of things that not a lot of other men would kale a and stephen say this is one christmas they will never forget. that's fantastic. on the way president trump issuing a statement on kwanzaa. his new p message on the after african heritage after posting an article that implies the tradition was fake. record breaking snow in one town and how it's impacting people there that's coming up. first caitlyn . it's not too far away from us wait until you see the totals coming out of the lake effect area. high treatment of 39 in reagan. thirty-seven dulles, 35 at bwi. i'm afraid this may be as warm as we see it for at least the next week. yes , that is true.

it was watson and kale before they're arrests with something to say. >> came by the house around 11:30ast night. they decided they were going to knock on the door, and first apologize for taking her walker. saying they thought it was scrap, and they decided to bring another walker with them. >> police took that walker. murray says the family is overwhelmed with the outpouring of generosity from the public of all the walkers donated they need to find the right one for kirsten the child with a big smile and a strong sense of right and wrong. >> i think that it was good that they apologized but i'm still a little mad about them taking that walker but i'm also glad that they are in the jail learning their lesson. >> reporter: police confiscated the walker brought by the two suspect who's have made bail. kirsten returns to fifth grade and to medical procedures that may some day help her to walk. >>> in new castle county, delaware, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> simply devastating. flames are once again destroying everything in their path in california. the message is get out while you can.

kale, fiery red chorizo, kidney beans, potatoes. oh, i missed you. i missed you bad.at i loved about the food here. the portuguese thing, dishes like this stuffed cod crusted with ground portuguese sausage, bread crumbs, stuffed with scallop and crab. some sherry, red sauce. i hadn't been working for a while, i was a deadbeat. i mean, i was just just scarfing off everybody else. and he comes from work and says our dishwasher didn't show up today. you are our new dishwasher. and i said, oh, really. and the next day i pute on th apron and didn't take it off for 30 years. i'd wake up, all of us go to the beach, hang out on the beach until like 2:00, 3:00. >> yeah, it was fun. >> roll into work. work all night. drinking, getting high, drilling out food. you have all the food you wanted, all the liquor you wanted. >> all the sex you wanted. >> all the sex you wanted. >> it was true, it was fun. we had a good time. >> and yet you still were an essential part of the economy. >> it was a lot of fun, believe me, i remember. >> the flagship, it's where my cooking career started

it was watson and kale before their arrests with something to say. >> came by the house here last night around 11:30 last night. they decided they were going to knock on the door and first apologize for taking her walker. saying they thought it was scrap. and they decided to bring another walker with them. >> police took that walker. the family is overwhelmed with the outpouring of generosity from the public of all the walkers donated they need to find the right one for kirsten the child with a big smile and a strong sense of right and wrong. >> i think that it was good that they apologized but i'm still a little mad about them taking that walker but i'm also glad that they are in the jail learning their lesson. >> reporter: both men actually have been released oh and bail. kirsten walker now will return she's return back to fifth grade when she'll undergo also medical procedures in the future that some day may allow her to walk. live in new castle county, jeff cole. more at 6:00. folks, back to you. >> jeff, see you at 6:00. thank you. >>> philadelphia police are on the hunt now for a

the kale aid is chock full of produce.ew just salad in center city is more than just salad. >> there's warm grain bowls and best avacado toast you'll ever have. >> you can choose from 20 signature salads an almost everything on the menu is under 500-calories. whiz kid is a new offering. >> we're calling it a steak shop. it's their signature sandwich. >> it's a mushroom cheese steak. you ever the beef steak tossed with israeli salad. >> don't forget the fries. >> reporter: the fries are hands cut and served with or without rootbaga whiz. fake is a line of desert. it's peanut butter fudge. the baker is 23-year-old premedicine student at penn and daughter of a doctor. he is like an enpsyche -- ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> welcome back on this saturday morning, 55:34 a.m., 36 degrees. it will be a snowy saturday in some places, but the snow is getting a late start. we're seeing the white stuff in delaware and south jersey. karen rogers is tracking all of it. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan is starting t

. >> and we've got kale and garlic. >> yes. and you could use any green or brussel sprouts. in my house we put anything in. a little bit of applesauce. >> put me to work. can i be your sous-chef. >> yes. >> let me trade spaces with you. let's do it. >> mix that up. >> all righty. >> and hash is so great because you can throw anything from your fridge. >> if i had red bell peppers and odds and ends. >> absolutely. >> sitting around. >> brisket works just as well as chicken or turkey. kind of -- kind of anything. >> and it is nice because these ingredients have a lot of fat in them already. it won't be a dry hash. will than the case? >> exactly. >> the potatoes soak up a lost the oil and it comes back to life in the pan. >> okay. yum. how soon do i add the kale and garlic. >> you can throw it in now. >> i feel like i kicked the professional out of his own kitchen here. >> you're doing well. i think you've done this before. >> i had a bit escape the pan. i assume you see a big jump in business at wise sons around hanukkah. >> it is one of the busiest times of the year. we will

mindy kaling. rihanna. cate blanchett. the powerful girl dream team. >> i'm with my family.d you. >> you'll be back before you know it. >> this is mommy's very special work trip. >> we had the most incredible time together. it was a really kick-a srvegs s group of women. >> reporter: bullock plays george clooney's character, danny's sister. >> it's what i'm good at. >> reporter: they try to pull off the heist of the century. >> can't we just go in this do we have to steal stuff? >> reporter: one co-star shined brighter than her diamond necklace. >> what's your real name? >> 8 ball. >> it's hard because you don't know how often you sing rihanna songs under your breath. that happened to me. i had to cut it off really fast. it was so inappropriate. >>> we may not see george in ocean's 8. is he making a surprise return to tv? first off. clooney, the next netflix star? >> it's nice to be able to try and experiment with things. >> reporter: 18 years after "e.r." new reports say he's developing a series based on the water gate scandal. his dad nick is a successful journalist. it's

. >> i want to get the kale. >> but the family are not farmers.hey're part of a community known as an agri-hood. >> watch your fingers. >> we were looking for a local farm. >> why? >> i work in health care and all i saw was sickness and disease and understanding how important food was to overall health and well-being -- >> the families who live here earn 925 -- pay $925 in dues for food grown locally not trucked in from hundreds of miles away. they're surrounded by nature. >> spending 20 to 45 minute in nature decreases your overall stress levels. >> there are now more than 100 agri-hoods in the country. including a community eight mi carolina. there's a trail and a river. >> we have a fully functional four-season farm allows people to be connected with their food and farmer. >> this farmer says sustainability is something that appeals to his millennial generation. >> i think we're caring more about where things come from. >> as for the family in georgia, a delicious home-cooked meal tonight and every night that starts in their own backyard. kerry

people that eat one or two servers of spinach or kale have a reduced risk of decline and of developing dementia. it's equivalent of being 11 years younger. >>> today's art of the aging report the historic houses of fairmount park are decked out for the holidays and a 93-year-old roxborough woman is working to preserve the landmarks. ali gorman has the story. >> reporter: on the banks of the schuylkill river. the historic laurel hill mansion takes visitors back to the spirit of christmas a quarter century ago. >> i love history and this house has history. >> for more than four decades sylvia highers is working to preserve the history. >> sylvia is part of women for a greater philadelphia. a group of volunteer that formed in the 1970s to restore the mansions of fairmount park for the bicentennial. i am fortunate to decorate every house in the park. >> she brings experience and leadership but she will also roll up her sleeves and pitch in if we need help in the garden or baking goods or whatever. >> this year the 93-year-old helped to create the decor at laurel hill. celebrating 250 years

. >> cate blanchett, mindy kaling. >> seth: mindy kaling. >> anne hathaway -- >> seth: we talked aboutalso, someone at the beginning of their career. >> seth: yeah, exactly. >> we're not sure capable of. >> seth: you and i both share a low level -- >> low level, super cool -- chill -- >> seth: perfectly legal, obsession with rihanna. >> yeah, yeah. she texted me not long after, i got a text message from rihanna but i was convinced that there was no -- she sent me like, a crying/laughing emoji congratulating me on winning the goldenglobe. and i was like rihanna's not gonna send an emoji. she's not sending an emoji and then i went to set the next day and she was like, "yes, that was me." >> seth: wow. >> and i thought, i can't believe she texted me. [ laughter ] i haven't heard from her in a long time. >> seth: got ya. >> i will say. >> well of course not, you -- she congratulated you and you iced her. [ light laughter ] >> and i -- yeah, because i was like i'm not writing back to this girl who's pretending to be rihanna. i'm totally not going to do that. but i do think i have a little b

so far they have been successful with spinach, arugula and kale and use an enzyme that make firefliest's leaving us wondering would a salad like this give you a healthy glow? >> or if you go with it, they can do it with tulips then you could grow a 60-watt bulb. >> i should move on. >>> former world series cole hamels and his wife are making a massive donation. 32,000-square-foot house to a camp. >> the camp is for children with special needs and chronic illnesses. the house and land is worth nearly $10 million. hamels and his wife say they made the donation to help make kids' dreams come true. >>> a little boy in mississippi is breathing a sigh of relief after reporting a would-be thief. >> 5-year-old because he was afraid the grinch would steal christmas and the police showed up at his house and the officer said she wanted him to know that she would not let that happen after hearing his call for help. >> i just want to tell you something. watch for that little grinch because the grinch is gonna steal christmas, okay? >> okay, do you have any adults there with you? >> ma'am, i'm sorr

with next of theft of disable boy's walker, suspect 55 year old lee hand water is, 49 year old donald kale. the mother accidentally left the walker in the family front yard last thursday, allegedly suspect seen putting the walk near white truck and driving away. both are now out on bail. >> we now know when a south jersey school was closed for mold will reopen. class also resume at whitehall elementary school in monroe township january 2nd, after students and staff are back from winter break, they say the clean up at the school will be complete by then. for now whitehall student rent attending class in the section of williamstown middle school, holly glenn elementary, which is also in the monroe township district remains closed for mold and unclear when holly glenn will reopen. >> california under fire once again. a raging wild fire is burning in the state, this time, northwest of los angeles. now, so far, more than 150 structures have burned in ventura county. cbs news correspondent chris martinez takes us to the inferno. >> firefighters battled raging flames just inches away from homes i

. >> kale green and paxton wahlberg say some of the lakes and water they found did look like it had justzambonied. you can find pure ice out there in the southeastern and southern part of alaska, what these guys did. took about is atwo-seasons. some is from last season because the ice hasn't totally formed yet but some shots are from recent. >> i want to try this. i'm going to sit on my bottom and let y'all push me. >> you'll have some cold cheeks there. >> the pair made the video to generate interest in back country skating and i think they did a darned good job at doing that. >>> okay parents, time to get real. >> doesn't matter how good of a parent you are, your kids are always going to find a way to make you look like a bad parent. >> for example -- >> like how you can't get your almost 3-year-old potty trained? that time you [ bleep ] in front of him, like he hasn't forgotten that. [ bleep ] we don't say that word. >> yes, they do. >> yeah, i say [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> and the more you try to get them to stop the more they're going to be saying it. >> what about that time you had

her partners in crime include cate blanchett..rihanna and mindy kaling.lso part of the cast. "ocean's 8" hits theatres in june 20-18. breaking overnight - president trump on the verge of victory. johnny live tease ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it all starts with a wish. the final days of wish list are here. hurry in and sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complimentary first month's payment. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. the >> the tax cuts and jobs act is passed. your taxes, changing for the first time in decades. the battle is not done yet. what's the league to happen today? home for the holidays, here from the young boy accidentally shot by the neighbor and why forgiveness is at the top of his list. larry: great story there. a strike at dulles airport that could upend your travel plans. fere's a lot going on

bring some kale to a holiday party? you might not get invited back. >> i brought all of this asparagus just for you. >> i'm cookies, pie sz, anything but what's the -- the cake. fruitcake. >> fruitcake. >> nobody wants fruitcake. >> can you hear everyone back here in weather and traffic. the answer is fruitcake. >> sheena must be bringing fruitcake then? >> sheena and melissa both are giving you fruitcake for christmas now. good luck giving it all away. mostly cloudy outside now. winds have already started to turn back around to the northwest and that will eventually usher in cooler weather more typical of late december around here. no more 62 and sunny like yesterday. right now winds out of the northwest averaging 13 miles per hour. so a little breezy at times today but it's not terribly cold just yet. still 53 degrees at national airport. that's actually probably warmer than it will be 12 hours from now when you get ready to put a bow on this particular day at work and school. 53 in washington, 37 in a a big range of

ands to do a walker into the back of that truck. 51-year-old leland watson and 49-year-old donald kale scrapped the walker. they told police they it was just scrap metal sitting in the front of house and actually went to the family and apologized. >> i think that it was good that they apologized but i'm still a ill little mad about them taking that walker, but i'm also glad that they are in the jail learning their lessons. >> her family says they're overwhelmed by the community support with so many people offering to give them a new walker. >>> the pennsylvania state police corporal shot on the job last month is now finally out of the hospital. during what began as a routine trffic stop, corporal seth kell and another trooper ended up trying to arrest a man but police say he resisted then ended up shooting corporal kel kelly. troopers fired back. hit the man. he survived this happened on november 7th but corporal kelly just got out of the hospital. prosecutors have now charged 22-year-old daniel clary with that shooting. a woman is in the hospital after her car ended up in the water. s

the upside is i'm eating more kale. the downside is i'm still too punches away from getting a free cat scan. but if there is any group of people that shouldn't be battling for better health care it's our troops specifically care that isn't from doctors whose injury rates rival an arm dick cheney hiding behind a duck blind. unfortunately that's not the case according to a usa today investigation the v.a. knowingly hires doctors with past malpractise claims and discipline for poor care what i'm. those doctors a neurosurgeon named john henry schneider has twelve malpractise claims filed against them in fifteen years including getting his license to practice and yanked after a patient died. but even though schneider was upfront with the v.a. about all of the shortcomings in his application the v.a. still hired him after a group of his the medical peers thoroughly reviewed as far away and approved his competency his hiring isn't a huge surprise considering his group of medical peers consisted of dr nick riviera dr bunsen hon

our first planting of wheat and barley and vegetable crops, like peas and fava beans and chard and kale. so were rolling. >> now the ranch, i look, it's ke, ok, we got wheat growing out there. and it's like, ok, that's a first. i've never seen it. we're gonna eventually have animals and pastures. it's, like wow, but i'm excited about it. it's a change in the right direction. >> were gonna continue on as far as we can go. >> we're just super excited about the potential of having this model move us from anonymous food system tone where relationships help to drive sustainability. >> so success for me would be if large organizations over in the bay area, in the u.s., or around the world would actually learn from this model and apply and probably do it even better than we can imagine as of today. [music] reyes: a mexican village that rose up against crime and violence and banished the bad guys. what does it take to keep the peace? i'm elaine reyes in washington dc, and this is "americas now." first up, they took back their own town after it was ravaged by racketeering. now thresidents rule t

speaker, kale faces a long road to recovery and rebuild from this devastating fire season. i urge my colleagues to aid in that recovery by voting for the emergency disaster aid package. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the yom from new york reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: i'm pleased to yield one minute to my league from new jersey, mr. smith. mr. smith: i thank my good friend for yielding on the tremendous bill, it's a great, bipartisan speas of legislation. after superstorm sandy, i and others saw how leaders and volunteers at churches and synagogues and other religious creners helped feed, clothe, and shelter tens of thousands of victims but they were left out and left behind when it came to property. heir own a correction for this but the policy continues to this day. i want to thank the chairman for including a vision to ensure churches and synagogues and houses of worship get the help they need along with other nonprofits. i also thank him for including language to get rid of th

. >> i want to get the kale. >> reporter: but they are not farmers, they're part of a community knowngrihood. >> wash your fingers. >> reporter: for them it's a way to enjoy nature's bounty and benefits. >> we were looking for a local farm. >> reporter: why were you looking for this? >> i work in health care, and e all i saw was sickness and disease and understanding how important food was to overall health and well being. >> reporter: the families who live here pay $925 in yearly dues for shares of organic produce grown locally, not trucked in for hundreds of miles away and they're surrounded by nature. >> studies show spending anywhere from 20 to 45 minutes in nature a day drastically decreases your overall stress levels. >> reporter: there are now more than 100 agrihoods across the country, including a planned community sprouting up eight miles from ashville, north carolina, near scenic trails and a river. >> we have a fully functional four season farm that allows people to be connected with their food and with the farmer. >> so this is all of our lettuce mix. >> reporter: farmer j