this is black kale. a variety of kale from italy that's sweeter and better tasting than in kinds of kale. you take this in central stocks. it's all over the place now. and kale, you know, all greens are good for us. i never would have thought americans would be eating dry kale. >> is it the same as collared greens? >> it's not. kale is one of the primary cabbage family vegetables. these have very powerful cancer fighting ingredients in it. >> even the iceberg lettuce? >> that's not a green. by greens i mean things like spinach and kale and collards. the secret is this is the kale chopped up. and the dressing ingredients here have all been mixed. normally i would put them in separately. fresh lemon juice. very good quality extra virgin olive oil. let me give you a tip about extra virgin olive oil. very good olive oil when you taste it. at the end of the taste, it catches the back of your throat. it has a peppery bite. that's a sign of good. that's an anti-inflammatory compound. the secret of the salad is

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the kale color, manicure, the whole kale experience.l see a real increase in strength. >> what about the color? doesn't only come in green? >> know, comes a natural pink. there are lots of transfer mutuals and natural. all the kinds of burgundy that are popular. the green of course. >> tell people von miller thanks -- tell people about nails inc.. >> it was inspired by an idea in the states. we were several steps behind in the u.k. i wanted to bring the concept back but do it as a product concept. we are doing 50-50 in terms of product sales and service sales. we only use our own products. colors you decided the that are going to be successful or that something where you have to have your ear to the ground? >> not many people actually makes their own colors. we had a number of manufacturing partners. i came from a magazine background. i follow the trends. it is so easy today to see everything and really get an overall impact for what the latest trends are. i love reading that. i think we have always been fortunate in the fact that we ha

incredible.of however, kales nickel did survive. another version of a possible motive pointed to a long-standing personal feud between kales nickel and john kobel, the cattle baron. in an earlier confrontation in had inflictedckel kobel. wound on john newspapers delighted at that grisly painting the image of it. while kobel survived, many cattle baron never forgave kales nickel for an attack on his social better. e knew that tom horn was merry carrying out his boss's wishes kales shot and killed nickels eason, the idea being that by killing the son, it nickel to ade kales leave the country. another version held that horn on john kobel's -- r with the purpose of nickel to kales vacate. if so, he was successful. he moved to cheyenne. speculated that willie spotted him as he lay in ambush for kales nickel. horn's assassinations earlier in 1895, the young son victim had spied the the vicinity. in a grand jury investigation in heyenne, the young boy had spotted horne at the courthouse. seeing his father's schted killer, the boy cried out

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we'll see if there's some kale mixed in. to the best firehouse chef using steak-um products. you have three finalist here. first finalist craig wine balm from florida. saying it's chilly this morning. >> it is. >> it's not. just you're from florida. what did you make? >> the stuffed steak-um stuffed with pesto, cheese, and spinach, rolled up, hearty, thick tomato sauce that i made over red bliss potatoes. >> okay. good. >> good? >> now i have to talk with my mouth full. so take it over. andrew, what did you do? >> this is the anytime casserole, meaning you can eat it any time of the day, breakfast, lunch, or dinner. >> what's in it? >> steak-um, eggs, pepper, onion, sharp cheddar cheese and french fried onions. >> that's good. >> i'm glad you like it. >> where are you from? >> hershey, pennsylvania, area. >> you're from -- i know pennsylvania but we have another floridian. two floridians made the finals of the steak-um challenge. >> yes. >> alex. what did you do? >> i'm making the steak-um slider and i like to construct one

don't you love the kale chips? >> i don't like kale. seaweed. >> i'm sorry.y, you like seaweed chips. not kale chips. >> i brought it home to weeks ago. tried. >> how about seaweed chips. >> they were terrible. they're awful. >> are you still juicing? >> no. no. >> you're not? >> no. >> oh lincoln log production is headed back to the u.s. the popular toy will be made by wood products company pride manufacturing. that's up in maine. the toy had been head in china before. but production in november starts, 80% of the product will now be made in the u.s. some of the plastic pieces -- a lot of the plastic comes from china. but the solid stuff from maine. >>> if you guys always wanted some olympic gold but aren't quite a world class athlete, we could have a solution? 14 gold, silver, and bronze olympic medals go on auction today. the medals date back to the 1908 london games. >> they're different every year, right? >> apparently, yes. >> just the outer. >> it's not solid gold, right. >> maybe the old ones were solid gold. >> it would be weird to have one you didn'

. >> i hope wherever he is, they are giving him some kale and some water and, you know, hope he findsis way home. >> reporter: in san jose, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> we hope he gets plenty of kale, as well. come on, napoleon, come back. >>> still to come, president obama getting ready to address the nation about the terrorist group isis. what he is doing today ahead of tomorrow's announcement. >>> today president obama begins laying out his case for a wider military campaign against the ruthless international terror organization isis. the president meets with congressional leaders at the white house today. >> he's going to lay out his strategy, kris, in that address to the american people tomorrow. nbc's peter alexander has the very latest from the white house. >> reporter: as the white house finalizes his plan to beat back isis, president obama will go wherever is necessary, setting the pursuit of al qaeda, including the death of osama bin laden as evidence. but the president wants it to be an international effort, today dispatching his secretary of state to visit with key arab

cabbage, kale, japan mustard seeds, in a bind they'll feed off the wild mustard. and the sweet plants that we use just have ornamental gardens around our homes. while some pesticides do work, those are not on option for organic farmers and gardeners. and the bugs don't seem too interested in the bait trap that lure other kind of sink bucks. experts say a hard freeze this winter may not help because those bugs burro in and high in the soil. so here's what you can look for in your garden. bugs are about the size of a water melon seed black with orange markings, you can watch for plants that have leaf damage or wilting holes in the stems and such. and the bst chance is after you water because they will kind of try to get away from the water and also during the warmest part of the day when they are most active. the bug has been spotted in california for years now, the problem is now it's here in santa clara county and gilroy, hol ster, and the big fear is it could freed spred on to san mateo county where they grow all those winter crops, the kales, cabbages and such.

thank notorious worldwide, and now america's central intelligence agency says the group known as the kale-- islamic state is growing. the cia says that more than 30,000 men could be fighting under their banner. there appears to be little agreement or clarity as to how and why the i.s. group has grown so quickly. some experts say the failure of american foreign policy in the middle east is to blame. an cysts argue groups like i.s. and others did not exist in iraq prior to the u.s. invasion. >> that is really a failure with much of the west in how they have been fighting terrorism for the last 13 years. and looking at the force on force. you do have to address those root causes. the disenfranchisement of the sunnis in iraq is a huge reason why many of them have gone over to isis. >> reporter: another view is that the islamic state group is the fault of the iraqi government over its failure to be more inclusive. as well as crackdown on hundreds of thousands of protesters. many were killing during the crackdown. within a month after the islamic state emerged in those very same towns and citie

kale and grapes cut in half.he neighborhood, she's learning the fine art of playing with the other young gorillas. >> frank is curious about holding joy wan. he wants to carry her around. >> reporter: she is under mommy's watchful eye, exploring the habitat and aping mom's bhaifrs. she hangs on to mom while swing on a rope, playing with logs and hanging out by mom's side while eating a meal. they don't stay little for long. watch at joanne takes off with some of her first steps. this gorilla is ready to take on the world one baby step at a time. >> those baby hands as well. >> the face, so adorable. the san diego zoo has an amazing program. you can see right there the highlight of it. i love when they eat with their feet. >> just too cute. she's doing well. >>> that is what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us or "good morning america" and have a great labor day. >> here's what's happening on this monday, september 1 which is labor day. counselors will be at a bucks high school as the student bo

who doesn't love mindy kaling. she is cool, smart, funny.ng to have a part in the season. >> i think we all are. mindy, i think "today's take". >> the cast in there. >> yeah. >> the whole group. because we all love you. >> even though it's on fox, it's produced which universal television. >> wow. >> it's still part of the family. >> still part of the family. >> yeah. >> she's the coolest. mindy kaling is great. and i hope comes back and sees us. >> real soon. >> okay. enough of that. let's talk about some serious business here. we're talking about the baltimore ravens played last night in the wake of this ray rice stuff. "usa today's" cover of the sports section, check this out. female fans stand by ray rice. a lot of women last night wearing the ray rice jersey. the ravens-steelers game in baltimore. a lot of people shocked that a lot of women were wearing those jerseys. at the game, two women defending ray rice. listen. >> she struck him first. and any woman who can hit a man can be hit back. >> i love ray rice. he's done a lot for baltimo

behind the scene, miles of kale and mobile control rooms in place and ready for kickoff. >> couldn't be better. you want that atmosphere, the championship banner will be exciting. the fans are into it. >> super fan right here. >> reporter: the party actually started this week when downtown was turn eed into a playground r little kids, big kids, and even these kids. flag teams have. practicing their steps on the field while just outside seattle's own sound garden and pop sensation ferrel got in a practice before the teams take center stage. a full evening of fun and football, and for nbc sports, a season that starts with the first game tonight and enz with the last one. super bo super bowl in arizona. >> drum roll, 5:30 pacific time, fire up the grill. speaking of firing up, a round of severe storms? >> same areas, minnesota, wisconsin, that's the target zone. reverse of the spring. in the fall, the cold air comes down, hits the warm, humid air, storms in the fall. yesterday happened, large hail, areas of north dakota and minnesota. the hail turned apples, as the farmer said, into app

. >> this is a kale transplant. >> reporter: urban farming in this city goes back more than a century in the past ten years the number of crop-produci crop-producing farms has grown from 80 to over 100. the mgm hotel donated the land across the street. >> we have hundreds of acres available. and i think this is a stepping-stone for the rest of the community to get involved. >> reporter: ashley helps run keep growing detroit, which mission is to make their town achieve what it calls food sovereignty. >> one study found that only on a couple of thousand acres detroiters could be producing as much as 76% of the vegetables that reconsume. and 41% of the crops that we consume. >> reporter: but it's a project that needs many partners like jack van dyk. at detroit's farmer's markets he sells the produce. >> we get maybe about 8,000, like 8100 square feet. it has grown from a hobby to a part-time gig. >> reporter: in an industry fighting to regain the stability it once drew from the down-sized auto industry, the urban farm movement here offers another common cause by rallying together to grow

. >> the artillery round kale in in the afternoon. people were out and about with their baskets. this describes a residential village. this is a half-finished church, flats, and this is not a military target. this is a grim site. a woman has been killed. she's in her 30s. and you can see the damage. building over there, and behind the fighter, in the corner, you can see the bloodstains down in the corner there. now, we can also look at the craters themselves. one crater there, another is over there. if you stick with this one, the trajectory of these points backwards towards the don esque international airport, and that is an area that is held by some ukranian forces. >> with a ceasefire hours away, it doesn't seem as though the ukranian government is wanting to win hearts and mind in the east. >>> a coalition of countries combatting extremist groups is up for discussion at the n.a.t.o. summit in wales. world leaders arriving for the second day of a 2-day summit. the conflict in ukraine, and the rise of the islamic state group in iraq and syria dominated the gathering. jonah hull

. >> the engine blew, smoke started to come throughout the cockpit, through the plane and it was kale yos. >> reporter: while this was going on in the cabin, the pilot quickly turned around and 13 minutes after takeoff -- >> jet blue 1416 is on the ground. 1416 will be evacuating. >> reporter: slides deploying and passengers started sliding out of the jet, with the pilots wondering if the engine was still a problem. >> smoke out of the right enjoy. >> it appears no smoke. >> reporter: jet blue says one passenger was transported to a hospital for observation. the only possible injury after these scary moments of breathing oxygen waiting to get back on the ground. >> only thing i could really think about was my son. so, this is the best thing that i probably had, in my life to date, yeah. it's definitely -- it makes you think about life. >> reporter: a passenger tells us when they got onto the runway, they looked back at the aircraft and applauded the landing and the pilot. you saw the emergency workers looking in the engine. so far tonight, no sign of fire. david? >> david kerley in wa

. >>> oh, huge relief for that community. 5:53 right now, kale, more good news? >> more good news for us, not bad day today. couple of showers to talk about late this afternoon, 89 degrees otherwise, mostly sunny. tonight mild, muggy, at 72. quick look at your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, "shorecast", warm, humid today and tomorrow. watch for evening storms tomorrow. then much cooler, pleasant sunday, and next week stays cool with better chance for showers, through the middle of the week. now, we check in with victoria. >> thanks, kate. good morning, everyone, still construction, let's get you outside, take a look at it, if you are traveling right now on 95, we are experiencing construction zones blocking the left land lane, make your way right around the philadelphia international airport. so definately something to be mine fuld of there. causing bit of squeeze, as you will notice, any plans to head to philadelphia international, that will set you back ever so slightly. the wide giving you a lot of good news, we'll have a lot more whether we come back.

dollars in damage to crops, the buck has been seen in santa -- this santa lar is a facted to arugela kale cabbage. there is a special concern for those who done use chemicals to protect their crops. >> i am going to carefully wash my vegetables. >>> and two people crashed in the east bay, what investigators are saying about this deadly accident. >>> we have developing news, a fear destroyed three cars and there is a big question that still has to be answered. >>> things are getting more crowded in the south are bay, they still look good but it will bring us increasing clouds to the -- to the north and we'll see if it bridges us any rain this far south. 0. >>> fiery crash, it blew off the freeway and burst into flames. >>> top don't man ders will meet about -- commanders will meet and they have this new video warning of attacks on american troops.. >> the small town the weed, the reward to figure out the cause. >>> they tried a unique tactic with retrofitting and we will tell you how they shamed building owners who have not complied, that's all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>>

she and her son kale just snuck in a last mother son lunch. >> it's great. it's great. i'm happy they extended it longer. i thought it was over end of august. so i hope they keep bringing it back it's really awesome. >> reporter: so awesome harbor park will be staying open until september 28th it was so successful. a few week ago the washington avenue green park opened with school land buoy sculpture you be climb up. the goal is to have a park every half mile on the waterfront and this may be a key piece. it's the new fringe art center. it's a theater, a cabaret, a beer garden an restaurant right across from the race street pa park. >> so this really is kind of that last piece of the puzzle to really connect old city to the waterfront. >> reporter: with its 220 seat theater where you can place your adult beverage in your stadium seat cup holder fringe art is the funky dinner an show. tonight there's a free performance will december dance kearse will dance to prince. this new restaurant la peg is opening right now. executive chef thinks the time has finally come for our

ontake is just one of some 450 volume kale knows that make up the ring of fire in the pacific ocean. responsible for 90% of the world's volcanic eruptions. we saw their power first-hand when we traveled to indonesia. when you're this close, you not only hear that boom, but you feel it. in japan, the search suspended today, more than 500 rescue workers forced off the mountain by dangerous levels of poisonous gas. now, watching and waiting for conditions to improve. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >>> gloria, thank you. and she'll have much more stunning pictures tonight coming up on "nightline." >>> back here at home, and 2 million americans under threat of severe weather this evening. flood watches, so many, still drying out after relentless rain. in phoenix, look at this. the roof collapsing at the sky harbor inteational airport. in charleston, south carolina, historic downtown, under water. and this even fk in the heartland now, a tour nay doe watch. so, let's get right to chief emergency ginger zee tonight, who begins with the severe weather. >> reporter: in colorado, we hav

. >> or i hope wherever he is that they're giving him some kale and some water and you know, he'll findis way home. >> reporter: in san jose ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> so now you know, if you have napoleon, please take him back. let's turn things over to meteorologist jeff ranieri. it will be a good day tomorrow to return the tortoise, don't you think? >> yes, it would be. and anyone outside thinking they're seeing something actually going to be getting a little bit of extra light maybe to help napoleon. you don't want to forget to look up. of course maybe wait till after our show to peek outside. we've got two things happening at once with the full moon right now. it is officially a harvest moon. the closest full moon happening to the autumnal equinox when fall officially happens in a couple of weeks. it is also a super moon right now. that is when the moon is at its closest point during the orbit of earth. so a harvest moon and also a super moon. let's take you outside to the sky camera network right now. and you can see mainly clear skies in the south bay. best view of that supe

. >> this is our navy bean and kale curry with basmati rice. >> and we have our taste tester lisa meek. how is it? >> she gives it a thumbs up. >> when i think of nfl football fans, i still am stuck on hot dogs and beer. the reapgs so far from the few vents you've had here? >> we have the rotisserie chicken going. >> and this right here. >> this is some of our rotisserie chicken sandwich and then our rotisserie mac and cheese. >> reporter: you look look you've been eating some of it. >> a skinny chef, watch out for them. crunch time is saturday. we like to breeze through sunday, not have anything last minute. so sunday is okay but saturday, that's the rush time. >> reporter: and then you start right up again monday for the nest monday. mainly i'm focused on on what's going on in these kitchens but i have a chance to catch the game now and then. >> united club, they have more of your quote, unquote, typical fare. pizza slices, do you know how many they plan to be serving? 13,000. >> and don't say you're not going to sample a little something in there, too, my friend. >> 49ers kicker phi

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. >> this is a kale transplant.t needs water. >> urban farming in this city guess back more than a century. it has grown from 80 to 1400 gardens. some of the produce is served at some of the biggest businesses, the mgm hotel, widow nateed the land and the greenhouse just across the street. >> we have hundreds if not thousands of acres available. this may be a stepping stone for the rest of the community to get involved. >> they're all yo full of water. >> her ambitious mission is to help her town achieve food sovereignty. >> many studies have been done, including one by michigan state university that found only on a couple of thousand acres they could be producing 76% of the vegetables we currently consume, and 41% of the crops we consume suing the same methods we've been teaching. >> but it's a project that needs many partners like jack van dyke. he sells the produce raised on the small holding that he and his wife own. >> maybe 8,000, 8100 square feet. it has grown from a hobby to a part time gig. >> in a city fig

. >> this is a kale transplant.it needs water. >> urban farming in this city goes back more than a century but in just the past ten years the number of crop-producing gardens has grown from 80 to more than 1400. some of that produce is served at one of the city's biggest businesses, the mgm grand casino and hotel. which donated the land and the greenhouse just across the street. >> they have hundreds of acres if not thousands of acres available and i think this is maybe a stepping-stone for the rest of the community to get involved. >> they are all so bursting full of water. >> ashley runs keep growing detroit, to achieve what they call food sovereignty. >> one done by michigan state university that found that only on a couple of thousand acres detroiters can could be producing as much as 76% of the vegetables we currently school and 41% of the crops we currently schooled based on the theories we have been teaching. >> many partners like jack van dyke. he sells the produce raised on the small holding he and his wife

. >> her legs gone on, like gwyneth paltrow when someone asks her about kale. >> reporter: she turned her background into a comedy bonanza called joan rivers. she got a big break on "the together show", with johnny carson. can we talk, she was a tramp. >> performances that catapulted her to success, as she told current "tonight show" host jimmy falloon. >> second night i was on, i had been working eight years in greenwich village, and he said, god bless him, you are going to be a star. >> the creation of her show cost her dear lip. johnny carson never spoke to her. her show was a flop, she took home an emmy as a day-time host covering the awards with daughter melissa. and sniping at stars "fashion police." >> stacy was so exited. that morning her agent called her up saying george picked her up for another 13 weeks. >> rivers used her target for her barbs. >> i saw what was going under the chip a -- chin and don't wat the president to pardon me at thanksgivings. >> she had medical scarce before, and used her jokes to keep up her spirits. joan rivers was 81. >>> amanda seals is a comedi

. >> her legs go on and on and on, like gweneth paltrow when someone asks her about kale. >> would turner background into a comedy bonanza as joan rivers. >> i know that house work, house work because you make the bed, you do the dishes and six months later you have to start all over again. >> she got her big break on the tonight show. >> can we talk. she was a trap. >> performances that catapulted her to success, as she told current tonight show hosts. >> there were nights that i was on -- and i have been working eight years and nothing and he said god bless him, you will be a star. >> but at the height of her career, the creation of her own late night talk show cost her dearly. johnny carson never spoke to her again. the show was a flop. though she took home an emmy as a daytime talk show host, and became a hit with her daughter melissa covering the red carpet. >> and sniping at stars on fashion police. >> stacy was so excited because that morning her agent called and said they picked her up for another 13 weeks. >> i say what was going on, i don't want to be the one that the presiden

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. >> her legs go on and on and on, like gweneth paltrow when someone asks her about kale. >> brooklynn joan al command drove would turn her background into a comedy bonanza as joan rivers. >> i know about house work, because you make the bed, you do the dishes and six months later you have to start all over again. >> she got her big break on the tonight show. >> can we talk, she was a tramp. >> performances that cool putted her to success, as she told current tonight show host. >> i have been working eight years in grenitch village, and nothing, and he said you will be a star. >> but at the height of her career, the creation of her own late night talk show cost her dearly. johnny carson never spoke to her again, the show was a notch, but she took home an emmy as a daytime host, and became a hit with her daughter covering the red carpet at award shows. >> and sniping at stars on fashion police. >> stay say was so excited because that morning her agent has called her up that george has picked her up for another 13 weeks. >> she always used herself for the target of her most biting barb.