aparentemente algo esta faltando. >>> notó que no tenía bastante salsa ketchup. >>> ella quería ketchup comenzó a lanzar improperios contra esta empleada, y comenzóo del cabello y comenzó a ahorcarlo. >>> la víctima no quiso mostrar su rostro aseguró que están tomando medidas de seguridad. >>> todo el mundo está tomando precauciones asegurándonos que las puertas están cerradas. esta agresión sólo pudo ser obtenida por un sujeto que podría tener un vínculo con la agresora. >>> si ven este vídeo y reconocen a la sospechosa por favor llame al departamento de policía. >>> fue un incidente bastante extraño pero queda claro que la sospechosa le gusta mucho el ketchup. >>> está muy mala la gente.s ingresaron a una joyería en dallas para robar y el hecho queda captado en cámara. uno de sujetos intentó romper una de las vidrieras pero fueron sorprendidos por el dueño. uno de los delincuentes descargó el arma contra el propietario. huyeron en un auto y no han sido capturados. allí lo vio, un hombre perdió el control del coche y se estrella contra vehículos estacionados, pero lo insólito es que lu

on the state, ketchup for life if he puts ketchup on steak. in antartica, big fan of capitals, cole is his name. look at him hanging out with the we penguins. i want to know which one is sidney crosby. gerri: you made up the t-shirt thing. jared: i've seen it. lauren: he puts ketchup on everything. jared: not at good stake. lauren: fox news channel 24/7, siriusxm 115. gerri: s&p 500 down 11, the nasdaq down 73 and the trump administration slaps sanctions on 17 saudis believed to be involved in killing of journalist jamal khashoggi, what's the future with u.s. relation with the saudis and if you thought politics was a blood sport in the u.s. nothing compare today law makers, take a look. we don't just help power the american dream, we're part of it. this is our era. this is america's energy era. nextera energy. [ready forngs ] this ischristmas? energy era. no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and wit

maria: who wants ketchup for life. >> apparently he likes ketchup. does he like ketchup?chup a steak? >> no. >> i thought the president did it. >> does he? >> well done with ketchup. >> maybe he's in good company. >> it seems cheesy to have to earn that, to have to hit a record level. maria: you mentioned in the commercial break, it's probably like a $13 gift. >> present value. i don't want to go there. maria: exactly. you're talking about limited amount of gift. how much -- >> i keep thinking -- maria: 20 years of ketchup. >> key west florida has the greatest t-shirts in the world. i keep thinking of the shirt with the hines bottle, i put ketchup on my ketchup. maria: catch the sports reports the 4/7. i will speak excuse i'vel cluesy with -- exclusively with robert kaplan, next hour, "mornings with maria," back in a moment. ♪ ont slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges

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great beet ketchup. bushel and pecks beet ketchup. and i also found this amazing popcorn on the cob. so you stick it in the microwave and it pops on the cob. >> see, there you go. niche business. >> shop local. shop small. >> november 24, saturday. >> see you in a small store. >> all right. >> yes, you will. >>> we've launched the third season of our podcast been there built that and in honor of small business saturday, talk to three small business owners who faced a really tough time in their business and overcame them. bruce is the owner eer of oasi in new york. told me inspiring story about being a cancer survivor and keeping her business going. i hope you get a chance to listen to this episode and if you do, please leave some comments. we love to hear what you think. so go check it out. it's called been there, built there. get it wherever you get your podcasts. >> when we come back, small business saturday show from beloit wisconsin continues. we take a stroll down the main street with city manager, lori curtis luther who tells us

great beat ketchup which was so tasty from bushel and peck's in wyoming -- bushel and peck's ketchupm bushel and peck's in beloit, wisconsin. then also this amazing popcorn on the cobb. so you stick it in the microwave and it sticks on the cobb. >> small business. >> niche business. >> shop local, shop small. >> thank you very much. >> november 24th, saturday. >> i'll see you in a small store. >> all righty. yes, you will. >>> we've launched the third season of our podcast, been there, built that. in honor of small business saturday, i talked to three small business owners who faced a really tough time in their business and overcame them. bruce schoenberg is owner of oasis spa in new york. he literally brought his business back from the ashes following a fire. jenn rosen dms baun told me about her story. i hope you git a chance to listen to this episode. if you do, leave some comments. we'd love to hear what you think. go check it out, it's called ben there, built that. you can get it wherever you get your podcasts. >>> our small business saturday from beloit, wisconsin, continues. w

there's a school district in long island that's cracking down on ketchup. they have a new policy and under this policy, ketchup and other condiments will be limited to one or two packets per student per meal. the idea is to promote healthy eating, but some parents are furious about this. one mother called it un-american. which, i mean, really? i like it too. ketchup is not a civil right. it's a condiment. how long before donald trump jumps on this one? the liberals are taking away our ketchup! i don't know what's going on in the school district. probably the kids are taking the packets and stomping on them, but at this point, shouldn't we be encouraging kids to eat packets of anything that isn't laundry detergent? you know, they always say -- [ applause ] thank you . they always say, children are our future and it's hard to argue with that. president trump's been in office for nearly two years now, and adults talk about trump pretty much all the time. but i wanted to get a sense of how kids feel about the president so i went out to our stoop where children

ketchup is not a civil right.t's a condiment. [ laughter ] how long before donald trump jumps on this one? the liberals are taking away our ketchup! i don't know what's going on in the school district. probably the kids are taking the packets and stomping on them, but at this point, shouldn't we be encouraging kids to eat packets of anything that isn't laundry detergent? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you. they always say, children are our future and it's hard to argue with that. president trump's been in office for nearly two years now, and adults talk about trump pretty much all the time. but i wanted to get a sense of how kids feel about the president so i went out to our stoop where children have been known to congregate, and i had a little sidewalk side chat with a young lady named nora. what's your name? >> nora. >> jimmy: how old are you? >> 4. >> jimmy: 4 years old? i used to be 4 years old, did you know that? >> yeah. and i don't live here. in i live in oregon. >> jimmy: are you on vacation? >

she put ketchup on eggs the other day.at? that's not acceptable. i'm sorry. >> we're at a point where we seem to be turning inwards. i mean, we're actually talking about building a wall around our country, and yet you have been and yet, you have been reaching out to people who don't necessarily agree with us -- gaza, iran, cuba -- i mean, i just wish that more americans had passports. the extent to which you can see how other people live seems useful, at worst, and incredibly pleasurable and interesting at best. >> president obama: it confirms the basic truth that people everywhere are pretty much the same. the same hopes and dreams. and when you come to a place like vietnam and you see former american vietnam vets coming back, when you see somebody like a john kerry or a john mccain, two very different people politically and temperamentally, but who were able to bond in their experience of meeting with their former adversaries. and you don't make peace with your friends. you make peace with your enemies. ♪ >> anthony: as

. >> ketchup or mustered. >> ketchup. >> ketchup. >> favorite pizza topping?eroni but no other meat but pepperoni. >> oregan oshs. >> and pepperoni's weird? bar?r. >> snickers. >> good. a match. your favorite cereal? >> the one on netflix. the podcast. >> that's funny. oh, wow. that really was a round about way. >> low clap for that. >> so that auz our food round. to the entertainment round. beatles or rolling stones 1234. >> rolling stones. >> bruce springsteen or billy joel. >> who picks these? >> superman or batman? >> superman. >> batman. >> baseball or football? >> football scary movie or comedy? >> how about a scary comedy. >> oscars or super bowl and there's only one correct answer. >> there's only one on abc. >> last one favorite sitcom family from your child hood. >>> this morning >>> thisor >>> isngn "world news now" a deadly hospital attack in chicago. >> turning into a fire fight right in the hospital. >>> also thiserning the horror revealed inside a courtroom in details never heard about about the quote eval monster who killed his wife and two you

>> i don't think it is that weird, i like ketchup on macaroni and cheese. people think that that is disgusting, but it is good to me. >> that is where. but hines tweeted to him offering him free catchup for life if he throws 57 touchdowns and he is thrown 30 -- 31 so far. >> he really has to catch up. by the way you said that they have not won since week 8? >> they have not scored a touchdown since week 8. >> all right thank you. >>> coming up on her next half hour, just in from the fire lines in butte county. >>> experts say that northern california has the dirtiest air in the world. coming up, we will show you how folks here are combating with the bad air. >>> i said goodbye to my husband. i told him to tell our kids that i love him. >> she was trapped in a burning ambulance just hours after giving birth. tonight she is just one of many incredible stories of survival. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx:

we sweetened our ketchup with vegetables. there's carrots, butternut squash and spinach in every bolt recuse duesing the amount of sugar andnt turning it a super food. >> i'm s impressed. i want to put ice cream now on my french fries. the foundation raised more than a mlion dollarso invest in veteran entrepreneurs. there you go. >> good for them. >>> tomorrow night, the kwins orchard football team could be raising a first chaionship trophy. the cougars have had someone motiting them all ar b. ss us with more on theeens inspiration. >> the cougars are one win away from a state title. the players on the field are shining this season. but it's a teammate no longer with them that's -- the impact being felt everywhere. >> most football fields don't feature a 6 yard line. but here, the number 6 inspires. it's the jery number all the players wear at practice. they will always remember number 6, tyler terry. a >> he wasays laughing, joking about something. you know, just a good hearted person. >> every single time we play a game, i

tips, the watch can also give you nutrition advice that can save your life such as never run out of ketchuper party. oh, there she is. wow. what a witch. this gal better ease up on all the punchin' before they give her a show on bravo. >>> topic number four. we show a lot of cute animal videos on this show but the one you're about to see is very jarring. this deer, wait for it, oh, trying to have a little snack. it hits home with our staff because this exact thing happens to jimmy at least once a week in the break room. he's got such a big head. we usually leave the lid on so he can have peace and quiet in the office. notice how the deer runs right off? he would have never done it if he didn't own an apple watch. it's okay, you're free. i was going to make a bambi joke but now is not the time to discuss stormy daniels' co-workers. >>> and then this. topic number five. the christmas season is all about inclusion so it's only right that we hear from the land of misfit toys. this is viewer mail. a squirt gun that shoots jelly. who cut your hair, a blind hairdresser? yeah. stevie wonder had a w

and chocolate pink by pigment made by -- participating states provided 40 brands of ketchup, labeled as a tomato product that were mostly stewed pumpkin rind die read and 50 grams of baking powder that was well ground chalk. to the fury of the food industry executives the fares had a publicity sent out a news release titled lessons in food poisoning which noted if you want to have your faith in mankind shaken look about in the exhibit at the south end of the palace of agriculture. for those who had not been following the issue it offered a guide to some of the problems. maple syrup was going to be corn drive goo close dyed brown. cider vinegar was acid with brown sugar. water still was deliberate lee mislabeled olio merger. that at the time was made with animal fat, a combination of brown fat and sheep stomach. it was bleached and died and made a gelatinous creamy thing. it was a vegetable. they that was not the merchants of the time. spices like cayenne were groundnut shells. in jams and jellies along list telling the secrets of those who are putting dollars in their pockets by putt

police say a woman walked into this santa ana restaurant's employee area looking for ketchup.e manager told her to leave, investigators say she kicked, punched and choked him. he's recovering. the suspect, though, is still on the loose. >>> well, as many as 20 people were injured when a car plowed into a social security office in southern new jersey. >> police believe it was a mistake by the 56-year-old driver who may have been trying to park the car in egg harbor township. they say instead she accelerated.

mumbo was is hot sauce and ketchup.s great. >> reporter: a spokesperson for mayor bowser said she was simply trying to give residents something to talk about over the thanksgiving holiday other than back-up quarterbacks and midterms. based on the buzz on the streets, i'd say mission accomplished. we're he outside another quintessentially d.c. thing, the big chair. >> mission accomplished indeed. we want to know how d.c. you are. test your essential d.c. knowledge by taking the quiz. open the nbc washington app and search d.c. quiz. and it is ketchup and hot sauce, but there are other things. you have to have it a little sweet. probably a little sour. put a little vinegar in there. helike what that one lady said, the ting and tang. >> that's all you need to know. >> you have to have both. >> i like it. apparently that sauce -- i've always been skeptical about that catol city, but i'm hearing it's pretty good. >> we'll have to t it. if it doesn't come in a squeezy plastit bottle, can be good? >> we'll have to figure it ou

heinz has offered the chiefs qb, pat mahomes, free ketchup for life.7 touchdown passes. he has 31 through ten games. he needs to average just over three touchdowns per game to get free catketchup. that's incentive. >> i know, for you, free ketchup for life is -- >> do the fries come with it? >> no, you have to go to mcdonald's for that. >> how about bubba watson? how good is that? >> well, the touch. >> thanks, larry. >>> join us tonight on kofy tv 20, cable channel 713 and right here for "abc 7 news" at 11:00. the bad air is sticking around and tonight we will show you what is happening in each region of the bay area. we will break it down and take you around the bay area to show you more specifically what is going on. >> on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, hazardous air conditions in the south bay, how it is impacting some big holiday events. . christmas in the park. coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 it is fresh off the boat followed by "speechless." then at 9:00, "child support" followed by "20/20" at 10 and "abc 7 news" at 11:00. >>> a few thoughts about wh

andrea: in a a traditionalal , with p potato, tomatatoes, and ketchup -- a and tzatziki,i, of coursese>> t they all wantnt to tastee traditioional greek gygyros! anchor: alexexander the grgreat surerely would havave approved.. and that's all from lobal 3000" this week. but as you knonow, we loveve heg from you. so do drop us a line to global3000@dw.com, or post on facebook -- dw global society. see you next week -- and until then, take care! [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, han bin: 4.3 billion people live across this vast cocontinet called asia, and we are telling their stories. on this edition, china's spider-men. meet the migrants who clean shanghai's skyscrapers, taking on a risky job to give their families a better life. [man speaking g chinese]

andrea: in a a traditionalal , with p potato, tomatatoes, and ketchup -- a and tzatziki,i, of coursese>> t they all wantnt to tastee traditioional greek gygyros! anchor: alexexander the grgreat surerely would havave approved.. and that's all from lobal 3000" this week. but as you knonow, we loveve heg from you. so do drop us a line to global3000@dw.com, or post on facebook -- dw global society. see you next week -- and until then, take care! [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, >> today on "earth focus," nuclear r power: the downside. miles benson reports on where nuclear insurance falls short, and dr. helen caldicott on the health effects of nuclear radiation. coming up, on "earth focus." >> an earthquake and tsunami struck japan's fukushima nuclear power plantnt. three reactors suffered a meltdown. >> the japanese government has raised the crisis level at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant from 5 to 7. >> the confirmed death toll

andrea: in a a traditionalal , with p potato, tomatatoes, and ketchup -- a and tzatziki,i, of coursese>> t they all wantnt to tastee traditioional greek gygyros! anchor: alexexander the grgreat surerely would havave approved.. and that's all from lobal 3000" this week. but as you knonow, we loveve heg from you. so do drop us a line to global3000@dw.com, or post on facebook -- dw global society. see you next week -- and until then, take care! [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, from berlin. no breakthrough in brussels, as britain's prime minister works to finalize the terms of the u.k. bricks of deal. theresa may has been meeting with european commission had jean-claude juncker. on the table, a blueprint for britain's future ties with the blockhead of the crucial summit on sunday. also coming up, stand off. the eu tells italy it is sleepwalking into instability.

ketchup to get a little past the kale for the stand just across the way in his restaurant kitchen he agrees with the farmer about the role of frost. flosses that's a frost is better for the kale they've always said that kale tastes best once it's got a really good frost and it's on that's what it should be harvested and the bitter compounds are at a minimum with the forms of them in young. became you know has to be washed and the stems removed. what comes next difference from region to region in northern germany . but in breman it goes like this and indeed we saw today the onions in oil and at the kale through then we pour on some broccoli all for such as to import broth or cook it for about an hour an hour clip and smoked sausage season it with salt sugar a little pepper some nutmeg and and finally we add a little mustard. from fifteen forty five there are records of the city of braman holding an official kale feast as a kind of banquet held every february in braman city hold it's an important social event in the region. lehman's histories closely tied to the huns the arctic air and

ketchup and slices definitely drip free. genuine trash supposedly from new york city. catch drawings made by a computer nerds by this vest for chickens. emergency underwear which doubles up as a face mask and from belgium. through just freshly full dollars. just because all these products are available doesn't mean that people still buy them right on through they. my ass the producers how do you make money with a product that's essentially a marketing gag like dog beer which is alcohol free by the way the company behind it has sold three hundred thousand bottles this year and is looking to triple that they tell me by skype we sell it as a treat for the dog but frankly. dog. or specific good. we as human. and we. no matter how absurd the product animals are a selling point steve god knows i want to account for years he drew cats and sold them lots and lots of them. i'm not real big on discussing specific numbers but i did sell twenty thousand or. twenty thousand drawings like this the cheapest one and one for ten dollars which would mean that steve made at least two hun

it was stiff with dry mustard, ketchup and sugar. i stopped at a beauty shop across the street from an naacp office. i didn't have any shoes because i lost them when i was dragged across the floor at woolworth's. my stockings were sticking to my legs from the mustard that had dried on them. the hairdresser took one look at me and said, you were involved in that sit-in, huh? yes, i said. do you have time to wash it and style it? there were -- right away she said and she meant right away. there were three other ladies already waiting, but they seemed glad to let me go ahead of them. the hairdresser was real nice. she even took off my stockings and washed my legs while my hair was drying. i remember when i was working on this book project, i thought this was such a powerful scene and a powerful moment to get us to think about black women within the civil rights movement. here we have ann moody whose body is literally embattled, right? she was on the front lines at a sit-in movement, trying to get african-americans better access and equa

. >>> back now with a woman seeing red after being told she couldn't get ketchup at this mcdonald's inlifornia. she apparently attacked the manager after he told her to leave. he's now recovering. she's still on the loose. >>> we turn now to a plastic surgery nightmare. a woman getting a nose job has been left with irreversible brain damage. >> and now investigators want to know if the doctors were negligent. this morning a texas woman on life support after a routine surgery went horribly wrong. >> they've told us that she suffered severe brain damage. >> reporter: when 36-year-old laura avila decided to have a simple rhinoplasty procedure, she opted to drive 20 minutes south into mexico to save some money. >> the price, of course, you know, comparing those prices to the ones in the u.s., i mean, it was less than one-third of it. >> reporter: avila arrived at the clinic and went into the operating room as normal. doctors telling her fiance to come back in four hours. but avila never got the surgery and her fiance says doctors refused to let him see her. >> i was really concerned, and i

town with a population of twenty eight thousand nearly one thousand people lost their jobs when the ketchup giant decided to close its largest planted north america. a year later half a still a lot employed that's the twenty year service award that you got a part yes i mean that's when you order fertilizer this road and then i got out of the stand there but the cold water here in leamington no one expected that a man whose fortune is estimated at seventy three billion dollars would close the factory couple things i've always heard was heinz will never close down people people need food and they'll never be a tourney you know here two thousand and ten there was a tornado in two thousand and fourteen heinz closed down so it just goes to stroll you that never say never because things happen like that. i understand that they can say all they want but you know they say well it wasn't i love enough we wasted too much space it was this that was that what it comes down to is it costs them money and they don't want to pay a decent wage they want to pay third country or third world wage and it doesn'

the maker of everything from hobnobs to walkers crisps to oreos to ketchup has said that rising inputtariffs could hurt its profitability. it has already said it plans to sell off some of its india business so investors will be curious to see what the company's plans are going forward to try and mitigate these rising trade risks. that is came in new york. joining us isjeremy stretch, head of currency strategy at cibc world markets. quite a lot going on. let's talk about the pound. give us your take on thejump on reports of about the pound. give us your take on the jump on reports of a breakthrough. we have had two reports of potential breakthroughs in the last 24 hours, both of which have provided stimulus to stirling. one was the letter from the brexit secretary regarding a deal being done. now we have this times newspaper report regarding a deal in the financial sector, allowing the facilitation of business between uk banks into europe. it is very much one report at the moment, we do not quite know how realistic this backdrop is. but it has provided impetus for sterling in the short

there's a lot at stake tomorrow for trump it's slathered in ketchup up.e said the middlebrouterms use boring but now thanks to him it's the hottest thing [ laughter ] like he's running a nightclub or something. i'm not having fun with trump okay the stuff he does is so far beyond parody you don't even know what to make fun of. case in point. trump is threatening sanctions on iran but rather than doing the normal way he or someone in his camp decided to make a game of thrones style meme about it. this is how they announced it. he tweeted this photo, sanction are coming november 5th. as if the ayotolla is watching "game of thrones" fun to think the president thinks nuke lar war would be a great season finale. he was spouts out yesterday in a comprehensive interview, during which he had this to say about climate change. >> is there climate change. yeah. will it go back like this. will it change back, probably. that's what i think. i believe it goes this way. and i believe, yes, man, meaning us people, men and women, to be politically correct, bseauec weo add

the suspect had walked in the back door to ask for ketchup.ault. >> wow. must have wanted some ketchup. >>> so bruce springsteen is opening up about his struggle with depression and mental illness. >> the interview comes as the rock and roll hall-of-famer closes his show on broadway and opens up on netflix. here is abc's david wright. >> this is what i have presented to you as my long and noisy prayer. >> reporter: bruce springsteen finally seems to have made peace with his muse. >> when i was a young man and looking for a voice to tell my stories, well, i chose my father's voice. my father was my hero. and my greatest foe. >> reporter: springsteen has been open about the fact that one thing he inherited from his dad was mental illness. the boss at times crippled with depression. >> it's like this thing that engulfs you. >> reporter: revealing in a new "esquire" interview, "i know i'm not completely well myself" but that a variety of medications keep him on an even keel. "otherwise i can swing rather dramatically, and just the wheels can come

police say a woman walked into this santa ana restaurant's employee area looking for ketchup. when the manager told her to leave, investigators say she kicked, punched and choked him. he's recovering. the suspect, though, is still on the loose. >>> well, as many as 20 people were injured when a car plowed into a social security office in southern new jersey. >> police believe it was a mistake by the 56-year-old driver who may have been trying to park the car in egg harbor township. they say instead she accelerated. >> most of the injuries were minor but one person was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >> here's a car plowing through all those rows of chairs and people flying. chairs flying. before i know it, the car is under my rib. it was mass chaos. >> so first responders removed two children from the car in their child seats. that social security office will not be open, understandably, today. >>> now to monica lewinsky's new interview as she opens up about new details about her affair with president clinton. >> this morning what she now says she would say to hil

it's hot sauce and ketchup. it's great. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the mayorays she was trying to give washington residents something to talk about over the thanksgiving holiday other than midterm e elections or shopping. based onhat we're hearing, missionaccomplished. we're by the big chair. derek ward, news 4. >> we want to know how d.c. you are. test your essential d.c. knowledge by taking our quiz. if you open our nbc washington app, there was another maryland dele who kind of paralleled the words saying he was annoyed by old bay seasoning. >> what isth happening i world? >> i know. some people thought it was a funny joke. others were like bhat was in taste. no pun intended. >> i like how rickets take mor of an issue with the guy who is supporting mumbo sauces wearing the cowboys hat. >> i don't know why we inteiewed thatguy. i would have been like see you. >> cut him out for the next show. >> get him out of the story. >> the big story today, lauryn, is some people you said could see sleet. >> yep. >> s

. >> anthony: is this chili sauce or is it ketchup?an: taco rice sauce, but it's, um, a bit spicy but not, not super spicy. >> anthony: oh good. vivian ttakushi has lived in both the u.s. and okinawa. and her aunt sumiko, an entertainer who began singing in american bases after the war. wow, that's good. there are dueling claims as to how taco rice might have morphed into existence. but sayuri shimabukuro is certain. in the 1980's, american servicemen introduced the standard taco to okinawans. and her grandfather matsuzio gibo decided to tweak them. dumping the fillings straight on to rice for the late night crowd of marines coming back from the bars. this unholy, greasy, starchy, probably really unhealthy delight. a booze mop turned classic, caught on big time for both americans missing home and locals. so i consider myself a pretty pro-military guy. but why are the marines here? like, i like marines but, you know, i'm not robert mcnamara. but it seems to be if you go to war with china, sending in the marines is probably not what you'

apparently she was upset that she did not get enough ketchup in her drive=thru order. (pam)(pam) new guidelines say, all adults should be screened for unhealthy alcohol use. the u-s preventive services task force is making the advisement. for men ages 21 to 64, unhealthy alcohol is considered no more than four drinks in a single day.... and 14 drinks in a week. for women and older men, it is no more than three drinks in one day and no more than seven drinks in a week. according to the task force, unhealthy alcohol use ranks as the third leading preventable cause of death in the u-s. we'll open it up with the warriors, a major headline surrounded the team today, but it doesn't center on kevin durant or draymond green. the champs announced that steph curry..the 2-time mvp...is still dealing with a left groin injury... he is travelling with the team on its three-game texas ro trip. however, he will ánot be playing... the plan is he'll be re-evaluated in 10-days, which means he'll be out for at least 5-more games. warriors playing the rockets tomorrow night... but his pres

and i've never tasted human flesh." ( laughter ) ( applause ) "unless it's very well done with some ketchuport really needs that pardon now more than ever, because yesterday, britain's "the guardian" broke the story that, allegedly, manafort also held secret talks with wikileaks found julian sawin the ecuadorian embassy. if this is true, that means the world's palest man met theie ma. in this article, "the guardian's" source alleges that manafort went to see assange around march 2016, around the time he joined trump's campaign. okay, that looks bad, but only because it is bad. manafort denies involvement in the hack and says "the claim is 100% false." assange is fighting back. wikileaks: (as aussie): "i'm so innocent, i'm gonna cut your head off, mate. and i'm going to feed it to donald trump because he eats human flesh." and manafort's not the only campaign crony out there who may have been wiki-curious. so was trump confidante and open-casket american, roger stone. ( laughter ) we just learned-- we just learned from court filings that mueller has an email exchange between stone and his pa

i spilled ketchup on her dress. no way i had the confidence to kiss her good night. so, good night?t then i thought to myself, what would prince do? ♪ ♪ you don't have to be beautiful to turn me on ♪ >> jimmy: anthony anderson. on the 100th episode of "black-ish." >> i haven't seen it yet. >> jimmy: it's really good. i saw it. >> i haven't seen it. i mean, i saw that, but i haven't seen it yet. oh, wow. >> jimmy: what other songs? do you remember which songs you guys did? >> we did "kiss." "when doves cry." "erotic city." tracee does "erotic city." junior does "sexy [ bleep ]." yeah. little jack, he's the one that didn't believe in the music or understand it, so it's a whole -- >> jimmy: it's a great, actually, it's a really -- it's a very relatable thing as a parent to -- when your kids don't like the your music and you don't like their music. >> exactly. >> jimmy: and you always, no matter what age you are, think, our music was the good music and whatever you're listening to is garbage. >> yeah. every generation has that. >> jimmy: do you think -- you knew prince. prince was a fri

ketchup replaces real blood but make no mistake, roush is deadly serious about his founders' doomsdayervasive sense amongst certain sectors of historically white societies that those societies are being diluted on other peoples' terms. >> reporter: when you use a term like diluted, i think nazism, i think eugenics, i think all of these horrible terms from the past, why is being diluted a problem? >> societies are in demographic terms being diluted. we are preparing for take storm like the canary in the coal mine of the same anxieties and distresses that are being experienced in western europe and in the usa. >> reporter: so a lot of oxygen comes from supporting the u.s.? >> yea, terrific oxygen. >> reporter: oxygen in the form of an inaccurate tweet from the u.s. president. there it was a tweet from left field, you asked mike penpompeoy the appropriations and the large scale killing of farmers. >> is that really the ends of the day about any kinds of fact or data, once trump put out that tweet, attention was drawn to this theory of white south african farmers under attack and being ge

but you just ketchup, vinegar, paprika, hot sauce a few other things. if you say anything remely disparaging about the d.c. favorite. you might find yourself in some hot sauce. like so many issues of great social import, this began on social media. a posting, mayor bowser put up on our facebook page t sday eveninexpreg e pressing announce that mumbo sauce is quintessential d.c. is it the quintessential d.c. thing? i set off on a quest to find out. >> we had mumbo saucell the way back in the '70s. >> i remember the mumsauce, 1967. yes, mr. cheese on northwest. >> reporter: since then, it's become a tape is from him dupont circle to points east. d.c. stop shops made in in dupont circle. >> so everything in the store is made by a makor that wks in d.c. so everything is made in d.c. mumbo sauce right here. >>eporter: while growing up in the area, she hadn't heard of mumbo sauce. it's a different 74hese daysly know that people come in here. i know it's a d.c. thing. >> reporter: a 2013 patent office decision attributes mumbo sauce to a chicago compy, one loc

. >> it's mumbo sauce, hot sauce and ketchup. it's great. >> reporter: a spokesperson says she was trying to give washgton residentsomething to talk about over the thanksgiving o holidayer than packup quarterbacks and shopping. based on the buzz and social media on the streets, i'd sayss n accomplished. we are here outside a quintessenal d.c. thing the big chair. derek wa, news4. >> try to explain that one. when want to take issue with the guy with the cowboy hat having any opinion atsoever. we want to know how d.c. you are. test your essential d.c. knowledge by taking our quiz. open our nbc washington app and search d.c. quiz. >> i am craving some wings. >> are you? >> with i think yso? did? you came through. >> i did. absolutely. >> some of them are >> i hope there is some left by the time we're done. >> from t looksf it, they're going quick. >> oh boy. >> we' see how many people eat them out there tonight. >> there is the mbo sauce. all right, out there right now, guys, it's a cold night already. this is a shot of i-95 down ar

>> ketchup was a vegetable, too. this is a pattern that plays itself out many times.senhower was president, liberals derided him -- he becomes a paragon of virtue. attacked by psychiatrists in the newspapers are denounced as crazy, now held up by liberals as a paragon of virtue. the left hated richard nixon. i saw a liberal story on msnbc the other day, actually favor him richard nixon comparatively to donald trump. gerald ford, both bushes all hated by the left, until they were no longer in office. then they become convenient tools to bash the current occupant of the white house. it is nothing new, especially if you look at reagan. they know nothing about reagan. as i said earlier this morning, laura, they are in over their heads. they don't know what they're talking about. >> laura: we all work for president reagan, and we all know that on the issue, for instance, of immigration, if him only again that they were more like reagan on immigration. let's play a few of the choice of sound bites from president reagan on immigration. >> the simple truth is that we have los

there's a lot at stake tomorrow and for president trump that stake is well done and slathered in ketchup[ laughter ] trump said today, this is for real, he said the midterms used to be boring but now thanks to him they're like the hottest thing. [ laughter ] like he's running a nightclub or something. you know, people often say to me, you must be having so much fun with trump. there's so much material. and i've said this before. i'm not having fun with trump. okay? the stuff he does is so far beyond parody you don't even know what to make fun of. case in point. trump is threatening sanctions on iran but rather than doing the normal way he or someone in his camp decided to make a game of thrones style meme about it. this is the way they actually announced it. [ laughter ] he tweeted this photo that says "sanctions are coming" november 5th. as if the ayatollah is watching "game of thrones." but it's a fun reminder that our president thinks his job is a tv show and nuclear war would be a great sfainlz eason finale. it really would. [ laughter ] the president was on hbo yesterday spoutding b

brought in retaliatory tariffs that means canadian consumers are paying more for bourbon, for heinz ketchup, for a broad range of things because we had to retaliate. but we would much rather have genuine free trade with the united states. we're going to work as soon as we can to lift the tariffs. but we're not at the point of saying that we wouldn't sign if it wasn't -- if it wasn't lifted, although we're trying to make that case. >> but mr. prime minister, some see this as the moment of l leverage before the potential signing date, before there's a new mexican government in power. this is your moment where you could say, mr. president, if you don't lift these steel and aluminum tariffs, we're not going to sign it. any chance that happens? >> one of the things that served me very well through the 13 months of negotiations over the new nafta was that i don't negotiate in public. we have strong conversations in private, and we get to the right outcome for everyone. >> one fascinating thing that you have spoken about is the greatest lesson you learned from your father, the former prime ministe

it's the people that make heinz ketchup are the ones that could rich.e are not a finite isis the tomato growers. licensed-- finite tomato growers. craig: if we ever got federal legalization in the u.s., maybe growing the plants will not be the place to be. it is such early days and we will have an early window. caroline: it was an incredible story on the bloomberg showing some some almond vehicle companies will benefit. craig: you heard stories out of colorado with guys driving around with $200,000 of cash in a trunk. in u.s., the industry is not bank. and canada you see how this plays out when the federal prohibition goes away. caroline: talking about money, looking at what the analysts are saying, when you look at gm -,- em, we are expecting a 250,000 growth from canopy. that will continue for the next year or so. we will see $1 billion or so in revenue. how much is that got legal risk baked into it? craig: that's a great question. that stems in the canadian market. the big question is how does this look outside of canada? these canadian companies mad

kansas offered up lemon drops poisoned by lead chromate, and participates states provided 40 brands of ketchup labeled as a tomato product, stewed pumpkin rind died red, and baking powder enhanced by aluminum compounds to the fury of the food industry executives the fair's head of publicity, mark bennett sent out a news release titled lessons in food poisoning.in which said if you wanted to look at the exhibit of the state food tmmissioners at the south end of the palace of agriculture. for those who had not been following the issue, bennett offered a guide to some of the continuing problems. maple syrup was still going to be corn-derived glucose dyed brown. vinegar was acetic acid with brown sugar. butter still turned out to be deliberately mislabeled oleo margarine, olein margarine was made with animal fat f was a combination of ground fat and ground sheep stomach. that was bleached and then dyed and made a gelatinous creamy thing. it was a vegetable, only the margarines of today were not the margarines of the time. spices like cayenne m turned out to be ground nut shells, and jams and jelli

we have ran into retaliatory tariffs meaning we are paying more for bourbon and ketchup.trade with the united states, so we are going to continue to work as soon as we can to lift those tariffs. but we are not at the point of saying we wouldn't sign if it wasn't lifted. although, we're trying to make that case. >> but, mr. prime minister, some see that as the moment of leverage before november 30th, right before there is a new mexican government in power that this is your most for leverage. this is the moment where you would say, mr. president, if you don't lift these steel and aluminum tariffs, we're not going to sign it. any chance that happens? >> one of the things that served me well through the 13 months of negotiations is that i don't negotiate in public. we have strong conversations in private and we get to the right outcome for everyone. >> one fascinating thing you talk about is the greatest lesson you learned from your father, the former prime minister. you said he taught you to trust people. do you fully trust president trump that he will uphold his promises an

.: lettuce, tomato, onion, ketchup, pickles... lemonis: so this. how much does that cost?'d say another 50 cents. lemonis: that better not cost 50 cents. how did you arrive at that? joe t.: 8 cents for the raw onion... lemonis: i have a hard time believing that a couple pieces of onion cost 8 cents. how much does a whole onion cost? dana: $23.58 for 25 pounds. lemonis: so that's 94 cents a pound -- 0.2 of one ounce. joe t.: of one ounce. my pricing was probably right on the onions, then. lemonis: no. it's a penny. joe t.: okay, we're not paying a penny for red onions. something's off. lemonis: it's math. okay, what else? joe t.: you got 15 cents for tomato. lemonis: put the tomatoes on there. -dana: 0.8. -lemonis: it's 10.7 cents. you guys got to get your food costs a little more detailed. i think it would help. now i know why joe cut the cost of the burger by $1 while barely cutting the cost of the food. that's 'cause he doesn't know the cost of the ingredients. the general manager has to know these numbers. sammy: that's why our numbers are down. 'cause we're shooting fr

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to a board of elections in dayton or cincinnati and you would see a voter registration form with ketchup stains on it. it still counted. that's the kind of voter outreach we need to do. i want to close with this. democrats and progressives don't often talk about their faith. i have learned from reverend sharpton and joyce and so many others how important it is that as democrats we don't run from our pride in our country. we don't run from our flag. we don't run from our church. regardless of what faith we hold. i wanted to tell one real quick story. i grew up in a small lutheran church in mansfield, ohio. i remember as a kid, most of you know this passage, i remember matthew 25. matthew 25 tells us, jesus said i was hungry you fed me. when i was thirsty you gave me drink. when i was a stranger you welcomed me. what you did for the least of these -- it's bothered me -- because jesus never would have said that reverend sharpton is worth more or less than bernie sanders or -- than congresswoman clark. buddha or muhammad never would have said you're more valuable as a human being than you ar