>> lan hue: mmm-hmm. >> anthony: pick it up and dip, right? mmm! very nice. >> lan hue: mmm-hmm.hue: banh loc is very honest, you can see through, what's inside. >> anthony: you call this type of eating an choy. >> lan hue: an choy is like for fun or playing. >> anthony: recreational eating. >> lan hue: yeah. >> anthony: so it's not a main meal, it's a snacking. >> lan hue: mmm-hmm. yeah. >> anthony: banh ramit is a delicious marriage of fried and glutinous sticky rice dumplings. it starts with frying the paste in cooking oil. then, unpeeled shrimp are stuffed into dough. place the chewy part with crunchy part and sprinkle with chopped fried shrimp. >> anthony: oh wow. oh, that's -- that looks awesome. what's -- what is underneath here? >> lan hue: rice, uh, rice paste. >> anthony: rice paste, ah, okay. >> lan hue: but on the top, this thing, at the back is um, fried thing. >> anthony: mmm. oh that's great. ooh, it's nice and crispy and greasy. i love it. anybody would love this. it's just amazing. >> lan hue: mmm-hmm. it's a combination between the soft, and -- >> anthony: the s

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the cream puffs to the dairy barns, perhaps no better place to showcase what makes up america's dairy lant that out of your blood. >> but the enthusiasm is fading on many dairy farms, concerning the landscape is changing for good. >> the family has been here since 1897. i'm fifth generation. >> jerry milks 320 cows on his farm in montford. he has a handful of employees but this is where you will find him most of the time. >> my days off, i try to clear sunday. we're working harder than we have. >> like other dairy farmers, just can't seem to get ahead. over production around the world has pushed milk production down three-years now. >> we are getting paid now the same as 30 years ago. the price per hundred weight has just flat lined. >> he just lost an employee to a better-paying factory is hangin, unlike some of his neighbors, forced to sell-off. >> it is like being in an executioner's line up, he's gone and you could be next or it could have been me. >> last year, 500 wisconsin daughter dairy farms went out of business, and now there is deep concern among many dairy farmers the trade tr

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senate republicans are pressingh forward lans for the nominee and one of his accusers to testify thursday theirat demo counterparts call for a delay. >> judge kavanaugh will be voten on herhe senate floor. up or down, on the senate floor, this fine nominee to the supreme court will receive a vote in this senate in the near future. >> there is simply no way, in good conscience that, no way that the united states senate can vote on this nomination of brett kavanaugh thout a full, fair investigation, without anpo unity to be heard for these sexual assault survivors. >> woodruff: and on a second front, questionswirled about the uncertain future of deputy attorney general rodstein. our capitol hill correspondent lisa desjardins and white house correspondent yamiche alcindor have been covering both stories and join me now. a note, this andhe next conversation will contain some explicit language. hello to both of you. lisa, i'm going to start with you. summarize for us what these new allegations are against brett kavanaugh. >> it appeared in the new yorker last night and these are from a woman w

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that's kind of the highway that runs and kind of divides -- >> that's a lot of lan >> that's a lot of lands. it's not just the outer banks. it's coastal communities, mmunities that just touch the water. and they say they are not able usually to get some of these bigger insurers insure them against wind stos like hurricanes and tropical storms. >> sreenivasan: there's the national flas flood insurance pm that some people are famliar with. you're looking at there's even a bigger gap and states are filling that gap. what kind of programs, what kind of plans are those? >> right, so these plans are kind of state versions of the national flood insurance program, but instead of covering flood, they cover thwind. an were kind of created during the 60s tand erward to inoculate cities from blight ped to also givple who live on the coast a chance to get reasonable insurance. so it's kind of a way just to make sure if you live on the coast, you have a place to get insurance, even if the privat companies won't come out and insure you. >> sreenivasan: that's arsupposed to be the freeket at work, ri

there is a lot to talk about musk and tesla and may be going private and abandoning the lan. many ways, the ceo of psa is the complete opposite of elon usk. he is very reserved, extremely disciplined. he has a very strong track record of meeting all his financial targets. he has been a key driver behind the turnaround at the french manufacturer itself. he took over as coo of psa. expectations were skeptical at the beginning. it is based in a high cost country like france, with a strong focus on europe, and he repeated that restructuring at opel, even though the industry is facing difficult times. he imposed a lot of discipline to make this work. jason: nike's #metoo movement has evolved into something bigger. carol: a group of employees are suing it over alleged gender discrimination. this is bloomberg businessweek. jason: welcome back. carol: you can also listen to us on the radio at sirius xm, and new york, boston, washington dc, and in the bay area. jason: and in london. arol: sexual harassment claims at nike followed a similar path in the #metoo era. women made claims, ex

particular to the european front for strategic investment, which fewer and fewer are calling the juncker lan. that has generated public nvestment. in greece, after years which must be said were painful years, following unprecedented social problems, greece has made a success of its programs. i pay homage once again to the herculean efforts of the people. >> i have always, as you know, defended greece. its dignity, its role in europe, and in particular, it's -- particular, its continued membership in the euro zone. i'm still proud of that. europe has also reasserted its rade position. it is a global trade power. this is proof, if ever there was, of the need to hold sovereignty. the european union has trade agreements with 70 countries. taken together, we account for 0% of the world gdp. the trade agreements i'm talking about are very often called into question, wrongly. they enable us to export high european food safety standards around the world. as well as workers rights, environmental standards, and onsumer law standards. ast july, during a dangerous period of international tension, i visi

a data company called digital realty will buy the lan for about $237 million. it's unsure what the company will build. d thelopment could lead to more congestion. >>> bob woodward's tell all book about the inner workings of the trump administratioit a major milestone this week. "fear, trump in the white house" has sold more than 1 million copies just a week after it was published. it is one of the fastest selling book in recent history. the book contains so many lies according to president trump. >>> after aestful off season, d short one, the washington capitals duste off their hockey sticks and tooke ice. the team squared o against the bruins last night for their first preseason home game. th bruins picked u the win there 5-2. ust in time for the caps new season, some good news for those of you interested in sports betting. six d.c. council members.m some fans s to be split on this >> going to a game and if you're betting on the game, it makes it that much more exciting. >> gambling can be a big problem for families who abuse it. >> the revenue collected will

hundreds took part in a memorial climb inst lan county.t climb was theal equent of the 110 stories of the former world trade center. each participant wore a badge with a picture of one of the faen responders. in a symbol of bravery was dedicated to honor those that lost their lives on flight 93. >> the tower of voices was built there. it has chimes for one of each of those on flight 93. >> what a memorial. >> nearly a week later the new york times op-ed is still the talk of washington this morning. >> vice president mike pence is calling for the author of piece to come forward and re-sign. >> have an individual who took that oath, literally say that they work every day to frustrate e the president advancing agenda he was elected to advance is undemocric. it's not just deceitful but it's really an assault onur democracy. >> pence again denied that he was the auth, evenffering to take a lie detector test. on friday president trump said the justice should find the author, adding it was an issue of national security. tracie potts isollowing th

one lan getting by. traffic is slow but it is moving and again they are making progress with gettinghis tractor-trailer moved out of there. the driver that was behind the wheel, no serious injuries in thategard s something to be thankful for. live on the beltway. chris lawrence, news 4. back to yo >> thank you, chris. we still have the closure right noin they're m some progress hoping for another hour or so. so you might want to think of another way to get to your favorite destination this morning. northbound before 202 have a crash and southbound the ramp to kenil worth you can see the delays there. that might be getting better here pretty soon. inbound 66 at sudley arash and northbound 95 ramp to 123. right side blocked by the crash there. >> we also have rain around the area. >> it dn't look that heavy on radar but it sure did look like a dowour where chris was. >> light rain. areas of patc fog this morning. here's a close up look. areas of light rain falling. have the umbrella and raincoat through th

reporting live from washington, lan a a zak, abc 7 news. matt and jessica? the free abc 7 news app is a perfect way to stay updated on this story. enable push alerts to get breaking news updates like this one. you can customize alerts to where you live. >>> a quick response likely helped save homes from being burned. >> within a couple, probably 30 feet from the houses. they were able to initiate quickly. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. the hillside is property of the east bay regional parks district and a private owner >> cooler overnight weather is helping fire crews hold the line on the charlie fire near castaic in southern california. it has scorched 3,300 acres. it is 20% contained. it tore through in just hours. about 20 homes are evacuated. this is burning north of santa clarita in the area of six flags, magic mountain. >>> happening today, the bay area man of being the norcal rapist is due in court in sacramento. >> police arrested 58-year-old roy waller. they arrested him on thursday when he arrived for work at uc berkeley. investig

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perhaps the second one back past the right lan here as well. there's multiple serious injuries and as you look back on eastbound 66 you're seeing a long line of trucks and cars that have been waiting for sometime. to see the little progresse are now seeing. this traffic now moving along the highway here but a you can imagine with the roads out here, this crash happening on this area. i know melissa perhaps has a look at potential work arounds for you as well. >> absolutely. good morning. taking a look at this first four traffic alert. so just because we have the oneg laneting by, that's good. that's start. it's not really a solution here. y, you're headed out on the 66 that inbound, any time soon, the crash is near 123. take the toll road, take 50, do not take 66. it's not worth the major delay. southbound new hampshire avenue. we're purpole here. all lanes blocked there by flooding at 29. and autoover the express lanes and crash there in the left lane. this radar we're seeing the rain on my rada >> more out there this morning heavy raine for m

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local s landmarkd, details behind the multi million dollar deal that could challenge and change theca lan in silver spring. s >> reporter: ae huge changes are coming to a bridge you may use every day for your t comme. i'll detail the work for you next.'m >>> and i tracking a hurricane out in the middle of the atlantic ocean, but making its way toward the east coast. the impacts we may be >>> the landmark disco iry buildi under new ownership tonight. the 10 story building has been a cornerstone of silver'sspri revitalization. w owners are ulfogel-pratt. they already own nearby properties. the washington business journal reports that discovery sold the building for $70 million. the mass mediaompany is moving its headquarters to manhattan next spring. >>> it is probably the most iconic bridge in our area. but it is desperately in nee of pair and work to fix the memorial bridge is about to ramp up. many of you use to cross the potomac on a very regular basis. and as adam tuss shows us, closuses aret around the corner. >> reporter: orange barrels, scaffolding, barges, pieces replaced with sel

responders moving into the midwest because this storm has slowed down significantly now that it's over lan'sing to linger and drop some rain across the midwest in many areas that are already aling with catastrophic flooding. it looks like gordon could continue to cause problems for the next several days. aaron, eun? >> all right, jay gray live in gulfport, mississippi. jay, thanku. >>> it's 6:17. if you know someone who smokes, they'll tell youuitting is no easy task. a new study finds going cold turkey may not be the best option.ty universi of minnesota recruited 1200 smokers, those who quit immediately struggled the most and had more problems with withdrawal symptoms. those who gradually quit were able to stick it out. they ended up smoking fewer cigarettes eve day and had more days of not smoking at all. >>> new video this morning shows e construction project that had gone very, very wrong. >> youoo take a here. you can see a crane fell over and split a home in half. at crane went through the second story of ts house in orlando. the roof was under construction. you can see on the back sid

speak to ebony felix, sales force.org's executive vice president about the company's commitment to few lan. take a look. you have a novel title you're chief philanthropy officer. what do you do at sales force? >> i'm excited to be here and i have the best job. the chief philanthropy officer means i have one of the best, my title and roll is responsible for engaging the 30,000 sales force employees who want to give back and make a difference in the community, but also responsible for grant making, the resources that go back into the community for the nonprofits we care so deeply about. >> you have an announcement today on the type of grants you have why don't you make it? >> today we're announcing $18 million going back into the local communities. 15.5 of that going directly into san francisco and oakland unified school districts 2 million to go to homelessness and hunger and 500,000 going to the san francisco parks. so we're really focussing on education, housing and homelessness and having really clean, safe places for kids to play. >> i think it's important that we mention that the commi

the first is we're trying to build a network of lato fi lan throw wephilanthropists across state. it forward and ensure that the younger generation have more opportunities than the ones. >> that's one. >> making sure we have this network through this network of giving circles across the state is one of the ways we do this mission of ours. the second is investing in grassroot organizations. so you have creative heeders trying to make sure that young people are graduating from college, that they are voting, prepared for the workforce. the third pillar ties up to that civic engagement component. we want to make sure that 80% of latinos are voting by 2028. so we want to invest in organizations that see it as a primary focus. >> and that is obviously critical to have a voice. >> absolutely, that's right. when you think about latino millennials, every 60 seconds, a latino turns 18. the majority here in our country are born in the u.s. so we want them to not only be but informed and educated voters. >> what would you highlight, jacqueline, as the central challenge that you want to addres

wade has survived as the law of the lan because anthony kennedy was on the court.e day we'll start to hear about the substance of the supreme court. will roe v. wade survive? will universities be allowed to use race in admissions? may bakers and other small business owners say to gay people, "you're not allowed in here" and the court says that's okay. >> just -- >> not true? >> the idea that there's a contention that bakers don't allow gay people in their shops, that's never been the issue and it's not the issue. >> they can go in, they just can't buy anything. >> to bake a cake for a religious -- for a ceremony that violates their religious tenets. that's a fundamentally different thing than walking in the door and quit trying to be extremist on these things when that's not the issue and you know it's not the issue. >> i totally know it's the issue. for example -- >> people walking into a bakery? no one is saying you can't walk in and buy a cupcake in a bakery, nowhere. no one. >> so there are some products gay people can buy and some products they can't. >> it's

. >> tim buck lan with tland with wilmington star news. thank you for all your coverage. thank you. still ahead, president trump lacking 20 points behind robert mueller and his new poll on how they are handling the russia investigation. this as the president signs a new bill to punish those involved in the election interference, coming up next, we'll talk to a storm chaser live, who will be rideing out hurricane florence, as the clock ticks for most on the coast to evacuate while they can. >> we originally were going to stay, once the track changed overnight or early this morning, then we really did not feel safe if our house. so for that reason, we're leaving. we hate to leave, but we feed to be safe. >> it's unpredictable, really. so we need to get out of here, be safe. so we dot my daughter and my animals, we're packed up for a week or two, if we can't get back in. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive s

right lan and ramp blocked by the work zone from labs night. top of theeltway upere back into maryland, bw parkway, 9, route 1, all of tho nice and open as well. eun? >> melissa, thank you. school is getting out a little early for some kids in our area. >> justin finch is live in prince george's county with this announcement. justin, good morning. >> reporter:aaron, good morning. different schools have different schedules. but in thiscase, all students in prince george's county schools areoing to leave two hours early with the temperatures forecast to reach into the 90s. of course, it feels much hotter. those are not the conditions they want students who are walkers or bus riders to be later on today. they announced the decision on t r, as well posting that classes will be ending early toda lunch will be provided for students before they head home. all after school and evening classes and activities, vening school will be canceled for today. th decision extends to school-based staff, like teachers. it does not extend to emergency and staff base

. >>> a pilot is dead after his plane crashed during a charity mission in palo s trying to lan alto airportrday when the plane crashed into a nearby pond. the palo alto fire department says that this single-engine plane was a mooney m20. the pilot described as a man in his 60s was volunteering for angel flight west. it's a nonprofit that provides air travel for people with serious medical conditions. he was bringing a woman and her daughter for from redding to palo alto so that the girl could get some treatment at lucille packard children's hospital. >> when the fire department got here, we were told that there were two passengers on the wing of the plane. >> the mother and daughter are reportedly in stable condition at stanford hospital. >>> this just in. the powerful storm that slammed into the gulf coast is now weakened to a tropical depression. gordon came ashore as a tropical storm west of the mississippi-alabama border shortly before midnight. the storm could dump as much as a foot of rain in some parts of the gulf coast. roads and sidewalks flooded overnight in mobile, alabama. the s

mark mow lan senn hung a breaking ball. takes advantage.ls get a 5-4 win. >>> the niners and chiefs today. raiders at the dolphins. we'll have the highlights tonight later on abc 7. >>> this sunday morning. waking up to lost sunshine. still stubborn fog in pacifica. look at live doppler 7. you see the san mateo coach featuring the fog towards davenport, pescadero and the central coast. emeryville brightening up nicely. upper 50s in oakland. 61 in mountain view and morgan hill with half moon bay at 54 degrees in this vantage point of mt. tam. san antonio rosa and napa, a chilly morning. 68 already with lighter wind towards vacaville. low to mid-60s for livermore and concord. finally from the east bay hills camera, what a perspective here with some of the scattered clouds, nice looking day today on the way. it will be breezy at the shoreline. we do have a fire weather watch going into effect tonight into tomorrow and tuesday. that means a wind shift for gusty upper elevation winds. going to reduce our relative humidity and allow for a drying

secondly, if we are talking about applying scca between the lan ports of entry, not only with the bea practical problem with that but there is the issue of making that factual finding. how will we be sure how it persons entered canada growth this is a fox five it comes with many procedural barriers and one that i think would burden legal processes in the future. so aside from that i do want to note that the ftca original purpose was to reduce -- in terms of the number of claims being made. that would not adversely affect the situation of asylum-seekers. it are many benefits canada and the u.s. agree to in or to put in place post-9/11 measures on its borders. since its inception they have not done what it is promised which is to prevent refugees and come into canada and this is clear from the numbers you for today, that before and after the sec was put into place there still numbers of people coming across the border. second, since 2002 concerns were expressed in the house and senate about the scca and, indeed, the senate in 2002 in its report on the save third country. the senate the

i took a few photos from berlin and taiwan and make a little mock up on what this protected libike lan could look like on the promenade. >> thank you. henry. >> good evening, everyone. my name is hank coates. i live in the marina district, and for the last 15 years, i've been biking to my job. i ride along unprotected bike lanes the whole way and that provides to me a false sense of security. why is this the case? because the bike lanes are unprotected, and what's more frightening is the speed limit on the embarcadero is 30 miles an hour and many vehicles on there drive considerably faster, especially in the morning. i think vision zero says you can survive a traffic accident if the speed is 20 miles an hour or less, and i would encourage the city to reduce the speed limit on the embarcadero to 25 or 20 miles an hour. i also find vehicles double parking in the bike lanes for unloading and loading passengers, drivers look at their phones when driving. i haven't seen anything mention that, but the risk that it places bicyclists under. times when i'm biking in the morning, i go around 6:4

. >> reporter: in 2002 the state passed a lan mandating 20% green -- a law mandating 20% green energy. in 2015 a law required 50% and as of today the goal is 60% by 2030 and 100% by 2045. the governor says it's a start. >> we have to at least have the goal, know where we are and where we're going. >> reporter: but knowing where you're going and how to get there are not the same thing. utilities like pg&e and the manufacturers that rely heavily on the electrical grid are worried that 100% might not be feasible and simply hoping for new technology is not a business plan. >> i think betting on technology is a concern for manufacturers who have to deal with the reality that we're in today and are making planning decisions further out. >> reporter: michael shaw with the california manufacturers and technology association told lawmakers the new rules could push up already high costs of energy in california making companies reluctant to expand here. >> on the industrial side manufacturers are paying 72% premium over the national average for industrial rates and while california certainly is

remember, jim, what we started in 2014 was around a man made cannabinoid called lan absin nothing to do with the plant or thc or ccb it targets the system not in your brain but your immunized system and among lats inflammation and fibrosis. we are now in phase 3 in our program. it's a rare, very dangerous autoimmune disease called system systemic skrarosis and a disease i know you are passionate about, cystic fibrosis we completed a small phase two and now we are transitioned to large phase two. we are the proud recipients of a total of $30 million to date in financial support from the cystic fibrosis foundation. >> that's a big deal the foundation is fantastic. >> we are pleased to support them. >> let's understand the difference between synthetic cannabinoid and the one that is a class one felony. >> totally different we are a pharmaceutical company. we started four years ago with a man made drug that focuses on binding to our endo cannabinoid system stunt lo doesn't look like the plant. has nothing to do with it. all our studies are done under the fda in the united states as well

an attorney for lee lan lan kysa long time friend of dr.hat the lawyer said. simply put, ms. kaiser does not know dr. kavanaugh and has no recollection of being at a party or gathering where he was present with or without dr. ford. >> so the information that we have now, that is four witnesses there, one of those including kavanaugh himself, but saying i wasn't there, i don't know about this party or i don't even know who kavanaugh. >> yeah. so debra kts katz, the attorneyt the trump resist rally, responded to the woman who's at the party, she says it's not surprising that ms. kaiser has no recollection of the evening as they did not discuss it. it's unremarkable that she does not remember attending a specific gathering 30 years ago at which nothing of consequence happened to her. dr. ford will never forget the gathering because of what happened to her there. >> that all could be true too. i mention thd to you. i have a friend -- i can't reab if it was late middle school or high school but she unfortunately it was raped. she didn't tell any

getting up to 86 in san rafael. 76 in oak lan. 96 fairfield. san jose, 87 degrees. change? you may be experiencing it as early as saturday. there's a slight chance of seeing a few drops in the north bay on saturday. better opportunity for potential showers early next week. this is just one computer model that is painting a wet picture, but other computer models have to come into agreement. it is still days out, but certainly worth watching. could see a mix of rain and snow in the sierra early neck week. accuweather seven day forecast, sizzling inland tomorrow. the heat eases thursday. the temperatures will drop for the weekend. low 60s coast side. early next week, we will have that late fall feel with those temperatures remaining well below average. you can download the accuweather app and track the temperatures and live doppler 7 any time you want. >> folks on the coast are like, hey, it is the same all week. i'm in for dan. mindi is handling sports. some would argue the football season ended in the bay area this past sunday, just in time for the warriors to start

to stop his supreme court nominee are both angry and mean but are they doing real damage, are they lanning know blows? we'll look at that when we come back. >>> the senate is now considering a truly exceptional nominee for the united states supreme court, judge brett kavanaugh. and he's doing really well but do you believe the anger and the meanness on the other side? sick. it's sick. >> day three of the confirmation hearings for judge kavanaugh featured another fairly dramatic round of fireworks. frustration's been mounting around the democrats over documents marked confidential from kavanaugh's time in the bush white house. well, today democrats began releasing them even after warnings that breaking senate rules could lead to expulsion from the senate. >> i'm going to release the e-mail about racial profiling and i understand that that -- the penalty comes with potential ouster from the senate. this is about the closest i'll probably have to my life to an i am part cuss moment. >> the hearing then pivoted to the issue of abortion with the disclosure of a 2003 e-mail of a draft of an op-e

she's brought us to chef lan gue jun's restaurant. >> fuchsia: what he's trying to do is, sort of, raiseuet cookery. >> anthony: is what he's doing unusual for chengdu? for china? >> fuchsia: it is really unusual. so, i think, in the west we are, sort of, very used to the idea of the celebrity chef and the individual chef as artist. but in china people traditionally look down on chefs. so, this is quite a new thing. there are very few chefs who are really, like, the creative vision behind the food and doing the work in the kitchen. >> anthony: the meal begins. a large array of cold dishes are laid out. delicate flavors like lily buds scented with rose petals are presented alongside more assertive tastes like thinly sliced braised beef shank with chili oil, tea tree mushrooms blanched and lightly stir-fried with chinese stem lettuce. >> anthony: and you suggest starting with the -- >> eric: lily buds? >> fuchsia: yeah. i would start with the lily buds because they're nice and wild, yeah. >> eric: it's a nice texture. >> fuchsia: yeah. try one of these. >> anthony: that's -- those mushroom