♪ >> play the banjo. ♪ peas peas peas peas eating goober peas eating goober peas ♪ [ cheers and applauseyou here. >> it's a delight and congratulations on your own show. >> seth: thank you very much. >> starting your open thing. i think that's awesome. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: it's really fun to have it. and congratulations on season four of "veep." you just found out? >> yes, sir. >> seth: that's really exciting as well. >> yeah. >> seth: this show -- very much about the dysfunction of washington d.c. >> yes, sir. >> seth: very much -- focuses on the minutiae and it seems to me that you believe that it is more accurate about d.c. than "house of cards" or "west wing." >> yeah. "west wing" is kind of aspirational. it's sort of "mr. smith goes to washington." "house of cards" is sort of like, almost like james bond conspiracy. and "veep" is like -- hapless people running the government. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> which is sort of true from what we're hearing. >> seth: yeah. >> unfortunately. >> seth: you are -- it's a great cast of hapless folks. >> yeah. >> seth: you guys are

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>> no. >> you ate the peas off the tower garden?all. >> they'll help them pull it off and they go wash it, and i say go, there's a piece of kale sticking out of their mouth. >> arugula! >> eating the aphids. >> what do you think the impact would be if every school would have one of these? >> kids would learn the value of eating healthy. >> really interesting stuff. so kosta, what is the innovation here? >> my dad tells me stories, he grew up on a farm. he tells me stories about how they would go out and pick the produce and the whole house would personnel like tomatoes or whatever they got. now we go to the store and it doesn't smell like anything,. >> it smells like the grocery store. >> it smells like the grocery store. brings up why images of growing things and eating it right away. >> it sounds favc. >> dive deep into these stories , aljazeera.com/technicalknow. >> >> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, i'm martine dennis in doha, these are the top stories. ukraine goes to the polls to choose its n

he would be stepping into handcuffs and he would probably never get out unless the he is pea onnage act is changed to allow a defense of public benefit, public interest in which these matters could be brought up. that's what congress should do and even before that the supreme court should at last rule on those aspects that they are unconstitutional, violations of the first amendment and freedom of press. >> we are going to have to leave it there. it is a fascinating parallel. thank you so much for bringing

. >> mill pea dispolice -- mill pea dispolice are trying to track down a couple of burglars. abc7 news reporter alan wang is live in the park town nab where it -- neighborhood where it happened. >> these guys look like they have a lot of experience because they broke in quickly and they only took specific items and they did it in front of a surveillance camera in plain view as if they knew it wouldn't make a difference. >> the two men rang the door bell and then they broke in and took the valuables and stole the car in less than 12 minutes. it wasn't until then that the homeowner remembered hearing someone at the door a few days earlier. >> i looked outside for a little bit and i haven't seen any packages and no mail and no nothing. i got worried about is it. about it. >> now she is pretty sure these same guys were going door-to-door looking for homes to rob. >> if they don't answer a lot of times they go to the side gate and then break a back window to get in the home. >> that's what happened here. other neighbors noticed the two men. >> it did sound suspicious. >> do you ha

>> this is pea soup. >> pea soup? >> it is chilled pea soup. >> it is delicious. the before.fore leaves a little bit to the imagination. i like to do some fun thins with my food. i like to play with my food. and these are test tubes in a galvanized bucket with ice and then -- >> how cute? >> i call this a conversation starter. because people go, what is this? and if they don't know each other at a party, they will say, what is this and what do we do with it? it is delicious. it is really -- >> that's adorable. what is that? >> that is a little bit of thyme. you know, plant herbs in your garden, pick herbs off to use as garnish, it will dress up your meal instantaneously. >> looks like a typical salad. >> a couple of things i don't love about this, i will say, one thing is when you do dressing on your salad, has a tendency to make the salad soggy. i'm super picky about my salad dressing, i like lightly dressed things. so i love the opportunity to do my own salad. this is a deconstructed salad, that way, again, a conversation starter, what do you like on your salad? make your r

. >> mill pea dispolice -- mill pea dispolice are trying to track down a couple of burglars. abc7 news reporter alan wang is live in the park town nab where it -- neighborhood where it happened. >> these guys look like they have a lot of experience because they broke in quickly and they only took specific items and they did it in front of a surveillance camera in plain view as if they knew it wouldn't make a difference. bell and then they broke in and took the valuables and stole the car in less than 12 minutes. it wasn't until then that the homeowner remembered hearing someone at the door a few days earlier. >> i looked outside for a little bit and i haven't seen any packages and no mail and no nothing. i got worried about is it. about it. >> now she is pretty sure these same guys were going door-to-door looking for homes to rob. >> if they don't answer a lot of times they go to the side gate and then break a back window to get in the home. >> that's what happened here. other neighbors noticed the two men. >> it did sound suspicious. >> do you have a neighborhood watch here?

. >> mill pea dispolice -- mill pea dispolice are trying to track down a couple of burglars. abc7 news reporter alan wang is live in the park town nab where it -- neighborhood where it happened. >> these guys look like they have a lot of experience because they broke in quickly and they only took specific items and they did it in front of a surveillance camera in plain view as if they knew it wouldn't make a difference. bell and then they broke in and took the valuables and stole the car in less than 12 minutes. it wasn't until then that the homeowner remembered hearing someone at the door days earlier. >> i looked outside for a little bit and i haven't seen any packages and no mail and no nothing. i got worried about is it. about it. >> now she is p sure these same guys were going door-to-door looking for homes to rob. >> if they don't answer a lot of times they go to the side gate and then break a back window to get in the home. >> that's what happened here. other neighbors noticed the two men. >> it did sound suspicious. >> do you have a neighborhood watch here? % no, we d

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. >> the fbi predicted the killer woos anti-social and learned a pea low average income. >> the fbi came in and said we are looking for somebody in the sing single, white. i know that there's been some confusion about that. i know what he was written and in the paper. it simply wasn't there. >> nevertheless, the local police obtained dna samples from over 1,000 men, most of them white between the ages of 20 and 40. most of them ahad a history of criminal activity. not one of them was a match. >> that's where mol anning lar biologist came in with a warning that eyewitnesss and behavioral profiles are not always right. >> that time of information is faulty wrong. sometimes people lie or they are mistaken. >> so the doctor made an offer saying he would perform a brand new dna test and promise he could identify the killer's physical characteristics. >> to be honest, i really didn't believe. he purported that he could determine the race of folks from dna. i said there's no way in the world i can do that. >> this type of dna ascertains the coming from a common gene pool. instead of measuring t

to eat your peas and they still don't like it. why do people don't like obamacare at this point? that this is the thing, the obama care and hillary clinton continue insult everyday americans who have seen their premiums increase by $1,000 a month, not $1000 a year. people lose cancer care coverage. doctor pool shrink. people see that every day and pretty insulting to continue to go out with the message they don't understand it. if we tell them it is good for them they will get it. when it comes to people's health care they know exactly what is going on. again i reminded of this yesterday. obamacare has never been popular. it wasn't popular when they pushed it through in 2010. it isn't popular now. among independents, 57% of independents do not like obamacare. >> playbook stuff. attack the messenger if you can't support the policy. >> "outnumbered"ded," outnumberd you you are. >> i'm glad to be here. >> survey find 7% of journalists identify as republican. and are millenials more promiscuous than their parents? a look at long-held

the peas, the peas... ( laughter ) no. i wouldn't miss that. would i mis-- >> is this speech going to go on for more long? >> >> i've never-- nearly finished it. i. >> i would miss me auntie. i wouldn't miss boab, or all the lasses that used to cry if i even smoke in them. if inishmaan sank in the sea tomorrow and everybody drowned there isn't especially anybody i'd really miss. anybody other than you, that is, helen. >> you'd miss the cows. >> i crowe business was blown up out offal proportion. what i was trying to build up to-- >> was you trying to build up to something, cripple billy? >> rose: you and i were watching this and you almost want to do this because? >> because that's a filmed performance on a stage which is absolutely-- if i could put something into a room 10 onetime capsule and shorten it, it just vanishes from a distance, it would be filming theater. it always-- like you're giving a performance that's for the size of a theater, and you -- >> and you're speaking to the back of the room. >> and you're speaking vocally to the back

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built on both sides it's not sound like approved against that so, please don't insult our intelligence pea when you say your creating housing that would, great if you create that for everyone in san francisco and that's luxury housing i don't know of anyone that could food it >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is leonard fishing i'm a thirty plus resident in hill street i was impressed with your knocking the height of the building from 5 stories to 4 it's cut in the middle the 5 stories the developer wished and the 3 that the neighborhood preferred. all the subsequent decisions have undermined that no one is happy with the 4 stories and the van ness set back but we have the opportunity to give the project sponsor the 12 stories and not to mention the equipment that needs to run to the roof. the statement that the neighbors have not been involved the fact we're outnumbered by the supports of the marsh is no reason to say there hadn't been dozens of us attending multiply hearings to draw a nice line between preservation of the san francisco's histo

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when i walked up i thought it looks a little bit like a pea soup. absolutely.ore their little bit of olive oil. >> we basically proposal until they become translucent. we take away the white collar and they start to look clear. >> we start to stir the is a little bit. this is a very simple suit. garlic get such a bad rap. most people think if i eat garlic my breath is got to stand for the rest of the day. spring garlic as a lot more subtle. it is really immature garlic. it looks a lot more likely. >> we slept that a little bit. we add the garlic. we incorporate these. >> and never really afraid of the garlic. once it is cooked you do not get any other. garlic is a really good for you. it really is. >> takes more time when we are trying to do it on television. >> the great thing about television as you always bring a finished product. >> once we sweat these out it is really something. the details give these stupid little discussed todays little disgustedly. >> allow this to simmer. a pinch of salt to revisit that once the suit starts to simmer. basically we know

distributing peas through such supermarkets works. nobody is calling for regulation of supermarkets because of this why are we calling for regulation of internet access? because it has changed? look, you have 30 years of success of where the problems are at most diminimus. why are we going to come in here and say, oh, well, the fcc has to look at this. they have to look at these agreements. we have to see whether they are correct. the fcc has a pretty terrible reputation as an adjudicator. why is that in any sense going to improve matters? seems to me this is really clear. we have a civil that works. stay away from it. >> anna maria? >> my background is as a financial analyst following telecom for a very long time and so i have a very long memory of all of the disputes over access charge, settlement rates and international arena, all of that relative to that, i think what we've seen in the way of disputes around the internet in terms of disputes on transit are truly minimal and so i also come down on the side of saying, it is essentia

and then it started coming down with pea-size hail and then holy hell broke loose. >> did it. 13 flights from denver international airport were stopped because of the hail damage. and we will have more in just a few minutes. >>> if you buy or sell things on ebay, you want to listen up. the online auction site is telling its 145 million customers to change their passwords immediately after a massive data breach. as nbc news national correspondent peter alexander reports, it could be the big nest history. >> customer names, encrypted passwords, e-mail and home addresses, and dates of birth. it occurred in late february, but discovered two weeks ago. no evidence that financial information was compromised. we are taking every precaution to protect our customers. mark rash. >> the hacker only needs one way in, and the defender has to defend. we play whack a mole. they pop up, knock them down. >> reporter: we keeping up? >> we are not keeping up. the hackers have the advantage. >> reporter: hackers could be looking to take advantage by selling data to criminals who could try to steal your iden

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should continue to support misca and provide strong support for the un pea peacekeeping mission.nd to create a bottom up peace process from the country and decentralize the conflict and the lack of central command for many of the armed groups all-american -- all mean they need an approach from the bottom up. i would like to enforce the rec reconcile should be broad based and not between religious groups. many people take up arms in pursue of economic interest. civil society, women leaders, youth groupss and a broad range of actions. and we should work with partners to cut off financing to violence groups. we should investigate the smuggling of conflict diamonds from the country. the u.s. should adopt a regional approach to diplomatic engagement. there are those that exploit people for profits. the border between the spryly african republic, chet and south sudan is not guided and america should work along side to address the violence there. the people deserve nothing less. thank you very much. >> thank you for your testimony and recommendations. >> thank you mr. chairman, ranking

and happening now in the south bay, the firefighters are on the scene of a fire at a dumpsite in mill pea dis. this is the recovery park on dixon landing road. a pile of recycling materials and it will help them get a handle on the situation. >> facing charges for child pornography. 37-year-old kevin nguyen was arrested yesterday while he was on duty. he was booked into the santa clara unty jail and posted bail this afternoon. detectives found porn. he worked as a patrol artist and a sketch artist. he also found pornography on his roommate's laptop and that person was also arrested. >>> you will want to fill up your tank if you plan to drive to the .reyes area. last night's crash broke the station's pump mechanism. it will take four to six days to repair. the only other gas station in west marin county is 25 minutes south. the chp is advising people to have plenty of fuel of about heading to that area. >>> battling alcoholism. coming up next on abc7 news, carolyn has a special report on how a tv star was able to get his alcohol addiction under control by putting something under his skin.

the children eat rice, tomatoes, peas, tortilla and guacamole. year ago fries, take-away pizzas, hamburgers, cans of cola. if i hadn't gone on the diet, she says, i'd be this big. look at the badge behind her. that's spanish for i feel magnificent. it's too early to say what the effect of taxation will be as a tool against obesity, even as supporters say an increase of 8% to 10% is not enough, but the government argues it's the message that counts, healthy eating saves lives. in a local initiative by mexico city for those who don't go to the gym, gym comes to them. 300 so-called urban gyms were set up last year. 300 more this year and the same again next year. with medical and psychological device and checkups all provided free by the city. prevention, the mayor says, is cheaper than treatment. maria gonzalez is the city's psychologist in charge of these urban gyms. >> we wanted people to have -- >> and when you see the people who come to you, are they healthy? >> most of them, no. but they come here and they start wanting to have a better way of

distributing peas through such supermarkets works. nobody is calling for regulation of supermarkets because of this why are we calling for regulation of internet access? because it has changed? look, you have 30 years of success of where the problems are at most diminimus. why are we going to come in here and say, oh, well, the fcc has to look at this. they have to look at these agreements. we have to see whether they are correct. the fcc has a pretty terrible reputation as an adjudicator. why is that in any sense going to improve matters? seems to me this is really clear. we have a civil that works. stay away from it. >> anna maria? >> my background is as a financial analyst following telecom for a very long time and so i have a very long memory of all of the disputes over access charge, settlement rates and international arena, all of that relative to that, i think what we've seen in the way of disputes around the internet in terms of disputes on transit are truly minimal and so i also come down on the side of saying, it is essentia

and happening now in the south bay, the firefighters are on the scene of a fire at a dumpsite in mill pea dis. this is the recovery park on dixon landing road. a pile of recycling materials and it will help them get a handle on the situation. >> facing charges for child pornography. 37-year-old kevin nguyen was arrested yesterday while he was on duty. he was booked into the santa clara county jail and posted bail this afternoon. detectives found porn. he worked as a patrol artist and a sketch artist. he also found pornography on his roommate's laptop and that person was also arrested. >>> you will want to fill up your tank if you plan to drive to the .reyes area. last night's crash broke the station's pump mechanism. it will take four to six days to repair. the only other gas station in west marin county is 25 minutes south. the chp is advising people to have plenty of fuel of about heading to that area. >>> battling alcoholism. coming up next on abc7 news, carolyn has a special report on how a tv star was able to get his alcohol addiction under control by putting something under his skin

she thought that was great because you put your masterpieces on the mental peas. lot of stuff was on our mantelpiece in our home that was important to our family. it is a metaphor for that which is important to you. tavis: that is a cute story. i just wanted you to tell it. speaking of the goodman family mantelpiece, in your reference to the fact that there were a lot of important items on the mantelpiece, what was on the mantelpiece? >> it was not just what was on about what was around it. it was in her living room. apartment in new york city. it was rent control and my mother moved in. in thatst about one apartment. it was the center for all kinds of events, political, cultural, intellectual, the piano next to the mount of these was played by leonard bernstein, for instance. tavis: that is high. when leonard bernstein was by your house to play piano -- [laughter] >> this was before he was really famous. back in the day, before the unions were powerful in the entertaining business, the new york philharmonic did not pay their musicians much. she raised money for t

i personally think that peas a very sensible idea, but i do think as well there's a need to get a truth telling process underway. and mitchell and myself, when he is george bush's envoy, had discussions about this, and mitchell brought forward some very good ideas. he suggested that a boston college type project, modeled on stephen spielberg's show up project over in california which people told their stories and their experiences of the holocaust. would enable victims, for example, to come forward and to tell their stories and get a big weight off their chest. one thing we noticed doing this project is the first time a lot of these people had talked about things that they had done. and it had a cathartic effect, but it also has a therapeutic effect. and i think that is also very necessary in a piece building process like this. >> ed maloney, boston college, responded to our request for an interview with a written statement. they said several -- given our desire to accommodate their requests and the extensive criticism directed toward project director, and interviewer anthony mcintyre r

child advocate mark klass says he expects her undergo years of their pea, the fact she was found alive is encouraging for other missing children. >> it is a good day in america when a child who has been missing for years and years is recovered alive. >> police say garcia kept a close eye on the victim throughout the 10 years. he forced her to work with him at night as a janitor. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> lilian, thank you. we are continuing to follow this developing story on air and on-line. our coverage continues now on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> a memorial service was held for a teenager killed by a train this week. 18-year-old britney silva was hit by an amtrak train on monday as she crossed the tracks in san leandro. there were a lot of hugs and tears certainly at tonight's service. at san leandro high school hundreds turned out to remember this teenager and to support her family. >> he was a straight-a student and she was going off to college and graduating next month. i didn't even finish teaching her how to drive a stick shift. i don't know how to bury my daughter. >> wi

. >> first it started off nice and rain and then it started coming down with pea-sized hail. >> 13 flights were canceled because of hail damage to several frontier airlines planes. nbc's bill karins will join us in a second with more. >>> a military coup is under way in thailand this hour. thailand's army chief declaring the military is seizing control of the government and launching a coup. the concern now is that it will get bloody. just two days ago the army declared martial law nationwide in an attempt there to restore order after six months of street protests and unrest. thailand has a long history of coups. the last one was in 2006. >>> ebay, the online auction site is telling its 145 million customers to change their passwords immediately after a massive data breach. nbc news national correspondent peter alexander saying it could go down as the biggest in history. >> reporter: the database contained customer names, encrypted passwords, e-mails and home addresses, phone numbers and dates of birth. it was discovered two weeks ago. ebay says there is no evidence that any financial info

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child advocate mark klass says he expects her undergo years of their pea, the fact she was found alive is encouraging for other missing children. >> it is a good day in america when a child who has been missing for years and years is recovered alive. >> police say garcia kept a close eye on the victim throughout the 10 years. he force with ho work with him at night as a janitor. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> lilian, thank you. we are continuing to follow this developing story on air and on-line. our coverage continues now on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> a memorial service was held for a teenager killed by a train this week. 18-year-old britney silva was hit by an amtrak train on monday as she crossed the tracks in san leandro. there were a lot of hugs and tears certainly at tonight's service. at san leandro high school hundreds turned out to remember this teenager and to support her family. >> he was a straight-a student and she was going off to college and graduating next month. i didn't even finish teaching her how to drive a stick shift. i don't know how to bury my daughter. >> wi

the city says the threat of fines is getting pea attention. >> most people haven't really focused ont. i think they're absolutely right. once they got the paper in the mail, they said, wow, this is real and this could really affect me. >> technicians are helping moment owners annual lyles their water use to see where they can cut back without having to pay more. >>> and in our weather, we're kind of lost the next knew days. the fog though caming a come back near the bay. at most, might be able to squeeze out a little bit of drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. as far as temperatures, not a big change. san francisco maxed out, pretty warm squad concord, san jose topped out 76. on the satellite and radar, you'll see some showers and thunderstorms moving into the eastern parent parts of the states. we still have the marine layer clouds just offshore, actually pick up in coverage over the next few hours, sneaking right on to the golden gate bridge and back into the bay. current numbers showing you pretty chilly already. 53 in san francisco, santa rosa 64. lower 70's in some areas and sa