. >> andy: this is nam prik ong.hilies, garlic, shallot, shrimp paste, and tomatoes, and then you mix it with pork. >> farmer: that's for you. okay. >> anthony: oh yeah. oh, the nam prik is awesome. >> andy: isn't it delicious? this rice is grown here in the village. you just kinda make a little spoon-shaped ball with it. >> anthony: now, what's the famous greeting? is it, "have you eaten yet?" or is it "have you had rice?" >> andy: it's both. literally it means, "have you eaten rice yet?" but what it really means is, "how's it going?" >> anthony: it is assumed that if you haven't eaten yet, things are not going well. if you've eaten, rice is such a fundamental component. >> andy: eating is synonymous with eating rice. to eat a meal without rice would be unthinkable. >> anthony: what makes their whiskey special? [ farmer speaking thai ] >> andy: because of the flavoring that they add to it. >> anthony: conveniently, our host, in addition to having provided us with a fine meal, just so happened to run a distillery out

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>> what's his nam? >> that guy in the grey sweatshirt who toppled like a column is ronnie pickering. >> who? >> ronnie pickering. >> i never heard of him. >> for those at home who don't know who ronnie peckering is. he's the man we seen in this video. he went viral years ago, it was a road rage incident between the man on the moped with the camera and the man behind the wheel got angry, heated and kept repeating his name. that's what let the video go sensationally viral. >> ronnie peckering! >> two? >> ronnie now is rather famous in his hometown. in this incident, that night, there is two sides of the story. ronnie says he wasn't saying anything. the 29-year-old who actually punched ronnie. he says he apologizes, but he lost his mind and managed to hit him on the old jaw and knock him out. after all, this ronnie is not pressing any charges. >> there is one thing in this video. and we don't have time for the whole thing. >> the cable car. >> fine, we'll make other arrangements. that's not a cle car anywa

while they were gone, you know, for that year in nam. but i have to tell you, though, people -- it was an awful time. >> right. >> because, you know, they called all the guys over in vietnam baby killers or this or that. and i could be walking in my hometown, you know, and, you know, people would say, oh, that's -- people that i knew. >> right. >> and they would know that harry was in -- how do you feel? you know? don't you feel like he deserted you? don't you feel like -- why did he go there? and i could never understand that. i would look at these people and think, my husband's over fighting in vietnam, that you have a great time here. that we're fine. and safe in the united states. so -- >> wow. >> yeah. >> must have been difficult to deal with. >> it was. it was. >> so, what was your support network then? your family and -- >> oh yeah. >> and friends? >> harry's parents lived 50 minutes away so, you know, i had my family right there in montclair and then i went every weekend basically up to valhala which is right outside of white pla

should be any minute now although then again the military and monsanto are old buddies they were in nam together they were according to dal chemicals own website companies supplying agent orange until the government included the dow chemical company and monsanto so monsanto may have given the weapons for the u.s. military they work so well mon said it was like crack open the american market. this just in beer. those little things was sausages in the john is this your grocery list with. i'm sorry. that's my bad you have anything else yeah there's. this judge. there's been an attack in the us and it's killing a hundred in fifteen americans a day apparently the cause is opioids but luckily someone actually is standing up to try to punish the drug dealers behind these murders bernie sanders has put forward a bill that would send opioid exacts to jail the bill would threaten big pharma executives with that least ten years in prison should their companies be found guilty of contributing. right. if you look at market marketing practices and it's about time we lock those mother. was locking the

nam of course you know a bit of the. and. it's better to have in. the hotel free zone in brussels is a modest building at first glance but what most tourists may not know is that it's a wee unesco world heritage site now this is because it was designed by the architect victor horta who was a key architect of the art nouveau era now the building has changed ownership and it's been renovated now it'll open in all of its splendor as a museum and the owner's new living quarters. this townhouse in the heart of brussels is an architectural gem the signature of its designer victor horta is visible everywhere down to the last detail aptly it's located on the roof or street of the handsome one after years of neglect the former result had lost a child a sleeping beauty waiting to wake from a slumber. and newport tran an indian princess wants to break the spell. soon after moving to the belgian capital in twenty seventeen she discovered the old arguable building it was love at first sight. if a child you don't take care off the child is neglected you know and

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and i think it was his nephew who would continue printing but he didn't print bibles, he printed hip nams and almanacs. the story of christopher sour is really interesting. >> we take on -- because of the time period, a topic of the bible in education and many know this but some of the great universities were founded upon a biblical principle or undergirding and this one is harvard and 1636 and you can read some of their declarations at the time. >> as cary was talking, the establishment of harvard and yale were actually universities that were developed to produce pastors and ministers to evangelicalize and this book right here comes from cotton mathers, it's known as the mag kneelia christy americana and we have it opened up to this portion of the book to the development in the story of why harvard was established. so he's talking about that. the broadside that cary was pointing out as well is a graduation broadside. 1748. and but it's in latin and one of the things that's interesting is that obviously latin, hebrew, greek, which cary was talking about the valedictorian when they graduat

deangelo served aboard a guided missile cruiser during the veetd nam war. from 1973 to '79 he work as a police officer first in exiter then in auburn. he was fired in auburn following an arrest for shop lifting. he worked as a mechanistic at save mart distribution center in roseville from 1990 until 2017 when he retired. the supermarket chain says it's cooperating with investigators. >> the golden stated killer terrorized bay area from the fall of '78 to the summer of '79 known as the east area rapist at that time. tonight our reporter talks with one of his victims. >> i knew the day would come. >> 52-year-old mary was sexually assaulted in her wanl creek bedroom back in 1979 when she was just 13 years old. >> who could you you stand in a 13-year-old's bedroom with rainbows and poverties on the wall, hearts and clouds and baby's room you're standing in a baby's room? how do you do that. >> she learned of the arrest joseph james deangelo on the news and the relief washed over her. >> thank god for dna. oh, my god. and it doesn't lie. dna doesn't lie. >> the

. >>> he is but we want to thank nam for this picture of the fog in the marin hedlunds. great shot.shtag abc 7 i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. cannabis is legal in california but how safe? tonight the questionable things scientists are finding in the pot on store shelves today. >>> and grilling season is here. and tonight "7 on your side" michael finney shows what to look for. all that and more coming on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> see you then. >>> a south bay school district has made it official. ufc light heavyweight champion daniel cormier is the new coach at a high school. >>

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and is trying to help them with an education but money is tight as an economic crisis bites matushka nam reports now from amman. playing piano in front of her classmates before heading to school was once unimaginable for sidra after fleeing the war in syria the twelve forced to drop out drop out for two years and why a film of those of us are now there was a school of the refugee camp but i didn't like it i love studying here in aman because i study with my friends and the level of education is better. this unicef center helps a drug transition back to school impoverished children such as syrian refugees come to learn everything from english to communication skills to play and obtain psychological support to cope with the trauma they've endured come on feed them enough see one of my sons a has psychological problems the psychologist at the center has helped him he is now listening to me and he is better and this has been the biggest benefit unicef says thirty one percent of syrian children in the kingdom are not enroll in any formal or informal education program yet this year there are m

and two of his colleagues have been leading them to government protests passion nam was arrested shortly after an unsuccessful meeting with the newly appointed prime minister sergey c.m. he's demanding really to step down accusing him of a power grab. france's president has urged donald trump to stand by the iran nuclear deal on a visit to the u.s. about well my colleague said abandoning the agreement could lead to a north korea style standoff. what do you have at the bit there are options i don't see it what is a what if scenario all your plan b. i don't have any plan b. for nuclear against against iran so that's a question we will discuss but that's why i just want to see on nuclear let's preserve the framework because it's better than the sort of north korean type of situation so i'm i'm not satisfied with the situation was that iran i want to fight against ballastic may find i want to contain their influence in the region so my point is to see don't leave now as a g.c. pewee as long as you have not a bitter regime for nuclear and let's complete it with benefit me sign and original co

americans get out of viet nam demanded the activists who staged protests demonstrate their solidarity with the viet cong coffers. revered his fellow student activists used illegal tactics such as pedestrian provocation disguised as harmless but extremes they distributed flyers and regularly came together as blocks of demonstrators. they numbered only around fifty but the police arrested eighty six pedestrians including window shoppers tourists two journalists and would be judged he was considered the ringleader he was no longer one of many he was now a public figure. the berlin at site. newspaper described him as having messy black hair hissing eyes on the bushy eyebrows and a leather jacket a society's worst night man made flesh according to the rightwing press and by axel should bring out wherever he showed up trouble wasn't far away. i live ladies and gentleman vietnam isn't the talking point on the third of june vietnam will be the talking point tomorrow during the shah's visit to the vietnam on three subjects that. is when michelle or of persia came to visit we didn't know much a

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cnn's sarah gan nam joins me. the president says pruitt has done a fantastic job at the epa.t are you learning? >> the bad headlines are continuing for scott pruitt. this time reports that he sidelined or demoted senior officials after they pushed back or raised concerns about his pricey travel, his office spending on furniture and overall management of the agency. two sources with direct knowledge of the matter told cnn that both career and political appointees who disagreed with pruitt were iced out. in one case an official was reassigned when he refused to drive pruitt through town with lights and sirens to avoid traffic. there's questions on spending, frequent trips home to october houma, international trips that often cost taxpayers thousands of dollars but included a lot of leisure time for pruitt. this adds to a long list of ethical issues. "the washington post" this morning reporting that two epa officials are contradicting pruitt, their boss, about improper pay raises that were given to senior members of his staff. they say he authorized the raises, and he denies it.

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imagine trying to run a dinnerfor kimjong—nam in in the town of panmunjom.rs on the bbc news channel and bbc world news: from jibes tojokes — we've more on president macron's address to us congress. and capturing a future king — we speak to britain's royal photographer about framing one of the world's most famous families. that's still to come. hello, today has been a typical april day. renowned for its showers, as we have seen april day. renowned for its showers, as we have seen many april day. renowned for its showers, as we have seen many of those. thoughin as we have seen many of those. though in many areas we start off with clear, sunny skies. just look at how the cloud has been building in over the whole of the uk, the speckled clouds the shower clouds. earlier this morning, we see the clouds towering up in cornwall. they grew into some shower clouds, cumulonimbus with the characteristic top, there. on the radar picture, you can see areas of blue, these are showers. and the lightning strikes, see how they have been increasing sorry the last few hours.

planting stories about how the cia was behind the aids virus or were developing biological weapons in the nam and there was a long history of this and it had died down after the fall of the soviet union but was revived by vladimir putin and his top people and during this period and one of the most important parts is revealed how the us government actually had a source inside the kremlin that when all this was developing into the libertine was providing incredible insights into what is going on in his court and including the contempt for which but an obama and his white house and in the crude and racist terms for the most significant insight that the source provided was about vladimir plans plan for information warfare against the west and cyber attacks, disinformation, undermining in the developing relationships with other entities like in france or with marine le pen and her white wing homophobic party and this was laid out in top-secret cables from her us embassy to washington and one of the sad parts of the story is that he didn't get the attention it to them. >> and you will also talk abo

except for one person was against his coming out and making the riverside church speech against the a nam-- vietnam. there was a downward pull of king in the last year's where he felt compelled to make a witness on things that he did not have confidence were going to be big breakthrough moments like "i have a drink" orhe civil rights act of 1965. he's in the wilderness and he is lonely but he is much more of a leader, almost a possessed leader. we have to do this list of even made a speech to his staff saying we have to finish -- there is a quote in revelation, we have to finish on her principles even if we have very little left. amy: can you take us on the trajectory of the mississippi march. this is after the selma to march, and why king decided to join us, through the whole challenge by stokely carmichael who would later become -- incredible footage of feuding orly sort of it was more of a battle of ideas of who should be included in the march. but start with meredith. >> the meredith march was a watershed in the public perception of the movement. it was the birth of black power. stoke

kim jong nam shaking hands of his host, south korean president moon jae-in, confident, almost playful. i've seen this leader a few times and i've never seen him is assured. then on to review a traditional korean honor guard in this carefully staged ceremony. the north korean leader looking a bit more stern, some commentators saying that he made a point of not walking into the eyes of the south korean military presence. then a message in the guestbook of so-called peace house and ministering to security area, writing with his own pen, he said further, he talked about in an age of peace. then, at a vast oval conference table where their first of two sessions for today began, north and south leaders face to face, sitting across from each other. south korean government insiders tell me that while much has been agreed on today about inter-korean relation, there is still work to be done to see how far kim is willing to go in his so-called commitment to denuclearization. after the last year of muscles and nukes coming from the north, this of course is a big concern of the united states. the

>> the reality is that we're worried bull after our nam knees at this point when we have somebody who typically, again, is not a controversial pick to be head of nasa and the vote last week was 50 to 49. the polar ryezation inside congress has reached such extremes now that there's no longer votes based on person's cre department cals nt cals do sheer politics zplt dems will not approve hundred of good people including the ambassador to germany. richard gra nel got voted out of committee months ago. have you had a conversation about why he's not being brought to the floor? >> yeah, we have conversations about this all the time. >> because codo it. >> here's the challenge that we have. it would take more than nine years to get all of our nominees confirmed because the way the democrats are filla bustering the nominations. >> if the president is so concerned about his ambassador to germany, why wouldn't mitch mcconnell bring them to a floor vote. >> because we have 300 nominees sitting there that the democrats are not allowed to go through the process where you would gettee norm muss co

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every administration has believed we have a complex, die nam aic relationship with china and we don't get any progress by slapping them publicly in the face when that has been tried in the past, china has come back and slapped us back. there's an interesting relationship here. we did 50 billion. they did 50 billion. i don't know who's going to get, i think it's doubtful china would back down. my guess is america has a lot less tolerance for economic pain for imiddle class than china. >> it might not be the middle class, steve you cut protein off from china, that's a lot of folks starving >> we have a much more sensitive american government toward its people than the chinese do let me finish. >> billion people in china that want to have a stable social existence. >> they do >> they will not halt pain on its people to prove a point. >> what about what peter put on squawk today a guy you have agreed with over the years more than disagreed. he says, quote, by the way, calling for those to resign. if protecting u.s. property is the goal, i'm not sure how destroying shareholder wealth, dama

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make statements of things that most people said never happened -- never even happened -- calling them nam names -- was, to me, a disgrace. an absolute disgrace. and i think it is something we learn from -- i called him today. i said in a certain way, you're -- in a very big way, you're an american hero because you've exposed a system for some horrible things. i've had it happen to me with the russian collusion hoax. it's a hoax. but i came in to the job understanding that things happen. he didn't. he's a great doctor. he is a great admiral. he didn't really think a thing like this could happen. and i think it's a disgrace. so i just want to comment on that. and actually, i'm glad you asked the question. i think this man has been treated -- he's an american hero and i think he's been treated very unfairly. >> as far as a nomination, have you put forward any nomination yet? >> i have many people that want the position, if you can believe it. with all of this being said, we have some excellent people, some very political people, some people that a thing like that wouldn't happen or if it did

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quite a difference from where we are today, and then government tells us a thing or two about veetm namto send hundreds of thousands of people to fight a war that is unjustify and to many people unjustifiable. and the authority figures. where are the religious figures? the leaders of the companies thar were ta that were talking about the moral issues, and they are not out there or your parents who thought that you young people were going off on a different path that they did not respect. and the police, and certainly, start with mississippi in 1963 and 1964. the police linked with the ku klux klan involved with the murders of civil rights workers trying to get people to vote. we are supposed to respect the police. and then chicago, the walker commission report saying that who is at fault here, the police. you want to respect the police, because they keep you safe, and yet the young people are all of the sudden going around calling them pigs. think about that. the military was not telling the truth in vietnam, and in fact, next week, we'll see a documentary that really exposed some of it