lemon use, sesame oil, corn oil, water chestnuts, sesame oil, rice wine vinegar and i did the spicy peas, pork, chicken, toasted sesame seeds. the cornuckeia. >> it's a lot. >> but you can get a lot of these things, the ginger and the garlic in the tubes. if you don't want tocmince or chop them. the water chestnuts come in a can. >> i went half pork and half chicken. >> didn't think i didn' notice that. >> you look gorgeous. you look amazing. super skinny. >> thank you. >> swe does. lots going on. >> i'm trying. >> you look greay >> what do you want me to do with this? >> chicken and pork and ook it to seer. >> i'm not going to do omething you don't want me to. >> lemon pepper, i like the acid that comes with it. >> so fghar he loves the fat and the acid. th is great. >> that's the next co book coming out. we to've got cocked down pork and chicken. add the ginger, the garlic, the carrots and the onions. >> her hands are well washed. that's good. >> this is good. what you do -- this takes five to six minutes. you can blot it. what i tell people, ins ad of draining, take a paper towel or d

(english accent): and friday's lunch will be fish sticks, peas... announcements. (clears throat) and lime jell-o. pathetic. also, friday night is the school dance. and that's a treat for the, uh, popular children, and a chance for the rest of you to look within yourselves and ask what's wrong. oh, my special little guy's first school dance. (groans) why do i have to go to some stupid dance? it makes just standing around with your friends

chicken noodle soup, green pea soup, vegetable soup are among the ten.ut since he made them in 1968 most of them have been split up assets. the great value is that there are mostst no intact sets of these ten soup cans left. somebody may have a black bean or green pea, somebody may have one or two or three, but all ten together that's the value and that's what the springfield art museum had that they were so proud of. so now check this out. the springfield art museum has all ten up on the wall. when the thieves get into the museum, they had all ten soup flavors right there on the wall. these big soup cans, but what did they take? look. they only took seven of the soups. ththe intact set is invaluable. stealing seven of the ten has almost no value. look at what they left behind. they only left behind the gross soup. they left behind the consomme, the cream of mushroom and the pepper pot. cream of mushroom is tasty in other foods, but when it's a soup on its owit's disgusting. these thieves left behind the only three disgusting flavors out of those ten fla

could contain pea size hail. and we could have a wind gust of a miles per hour. this is vale the system that at the same times doing all the -- these are all the wind damage reports rev received. this is thick minutes damage. just a spotty shower or two and then by midnight. we guess aequat-on -- a wind gust of 50 miles per hour. and with that and then the wind whips in from the west and northwest after midnight. any rain showers which i think over -- >> i-84 there could be an inch of snowfall accumulation. morning. and the wind will continue howling and finally tailing off tomorrow night. and then we watch the next storm. this is monday new york, 7 a.m. around daybreak. show con sensing from new york not looking good for opening day at yankees stadium. >>> we get that militia purse 1:00 in the morning. and the entire area gets involved in the 50 to 60-mile- per-hour wind gusts through the morning and early afternoon hours. here's the accuweather forecast. for today turns windy late and showers turning to snow showers. and there could be a coating of snow north o

. >> reporter: as the story goes, the princess couldn't sleep because she could feel a tiny pea underer mattress. janet feels a sea of lumps under hers. >> we feel mountains and mole hip hills. you're not comfortable. >> reporter: the couple bought a bed from pottery barn. >> we have to adjust who gets the worst lump and the less worst lump. my husband is generous and taking the worst lumps. >> reporter: they say sleep is difficult. >> his hips are sore, a crick in your back. >> reporter: pottery barn offered to replace it with a third mattress, but there was a catch. >> you have to promise sight unseen that you will keep this mattress under no certain terms, that this will be the end of our correspondence. >> reporter: janet didn't want to risk it so she contacted me. >> it's almost like sending -- you're on double secret probation, i'm calling channel 7 on your side but it truly does work. >> reporter: we contacted pottery barn. it agreed to refund the $2,000 they paid for the bed, telling us customer service is a priority for us at pottery barn and we take this matters very serious

mascot was something named you pea. there you go. upee worked for qua made continuance. how times have changed. braves by ways loaded jeff at the plate, what happens? >> grounds for it, but nope bakers reak, nats. or ryals against red socks bottom of the second, blake at the plate gets a line nearer up the middle hardy not just about defense tonight in the top of the fourth or ryals down works hardy connect to write field shortest part, first to tie the game two all. top of the 7th hardy again, i guessed it another he's going to get greedy. he round the corner. replay show playing hot hands on the bag. they challenge the call. arizona with last laugh they win the game four-two. >> i don't know i'd have to look. >> that's why they had the replay. >> a reason to be excited obviously a lot of people talking about the capitals. this as good i mean too to be a shorts fan. and that's what we like. >> thank you sir. >> welcoming up n sfx: "gulp" what are you doing? sfx: "burp" i'm having a small snack. what? ant: "non-verbal eating sounds." ? it's great! thank you so much. did

i'm gonna make a movie about snap peas. who's gonna watch a movie about snap peas?e tickets for "onions" please? this was like seeing the onion on a molecular level. this is talent. why are we not representing it? now i know the truth. [crying] ¡tan bonitas! 4k on an iphone, wake up people! that's poetry. and the winner is... no surprise here, "onions." [cheering] ♪ >>> the battle for indiana is getting ugly. threats are actually being made against some of the state's republican delegates. gary tuckman has that. >> reporter: two republican delegates, both john kasich supporters, who are targets of threatening e-mails. >> tom, hope the family is well. your name and info has been given to me on a list as about to go public. good luck becoming a delegate. we are watching you. >> reporter: thomas john is an indiana chairman who received 30 such messages because he made it clear he plans to support john kasich on a second vote and not donald trump should there be contested convention. craig dunn, another republican district chairman says he received about 50 threatening

there is small hail, probably pea sized at that and don't be surprised.ot a severe storm but a strong thunderstorm and when we look at it. the cross section, we got some of the echoes going to 40,000 feet and see the pink areas, hail and i minutes, this thing is moving 50 miles per hour. it should be out of your next of the woods and rest of theey -- evening is in good shape. not a yellow weather alert for some and it may interfere with the sports fans. a freeze watch well north and west. upper montgomery and parts of i- 81. watching out for a freeze and colder air on tuesday. right now temperatures running in the 70s and for most areas and colpepper down to 68 and still 79 degrees and warm out there with wind gusting to 25 miles per hour. cold up to the north and warm to the south and a battle is going on. for us a few chances of showers coming here and there tomorrow and on monday. tonight a few evening showers. tomorrow showers clearing in the afternoon, 58 to 66. low to mid 60s. on sunday jackets. could have gusts over 45 and sunday morning, showers i

the next day he hosted a party at his house where he showed off his new purple pea nanopiano and guitar. >> he was in good spirits. he said when you hear something, give it a couple days before you have prayers. >> tearful friends gathers outside paisley park. to be with supporters. >> thank you for loving him. he loved each and every one of you. >> all across the country, it's all prince all night. >> even spike lee hosting a prince dance party in brooklyn. online an outpouring of grief for music's biggest stars. madonna saying he changed the world, a true visionary. what a loss. i am devastated. on the on apollo theater, nothing compares to you. born prince rogers nelson 1958 in minneapolis. he took his father's name, his parent's talent. he was called skipper as a boy and played basketball even though he was just 5'2". soon music called him writing his first song at 7. his first album at 19. >> this is a fantastically successful album. ladies and gentlemen, here is prince. television appearances at 21 on american bandstand. always a bold performer he said his style was a product of o

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pea escaped from a farm last week. after a three-hour chase involving police, pea finally got stuck in a bush. a woman then wrapped him in her bed sheet and handed him over to police. >> very happy. >>> now there's new things to see if you're headed up to the bronx zoo. resident, an asian small clawed otter pup made its debut. the tiny creature seen playing at the zoo. now the zoo also announced a colony of rodriguez fruit bats have been added to the kangaroo exhibit. named after noted animal expert darlene rodriguez. >> as is my contribution. they are cute, though. >> they are cute. >>> 5:20 right now the art project that will light up the sky in our area with the help of birds. >>> and we'll tell you why these tiny houses, they're popping up on new york city streets. there's a good reason. >>> it's going to be quite a sight in the sky over the east river. an artist is equipping 2,000 homing pigeons with lights in a project called fly by night. the birds will soar weekend nights at 7:00. they will be released from the

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. >> it's potatoes and chick-peas and spinach. >> reporter: the school is strictly vegan. no meat, no dairy, no shortage of recipes and ideas from the chef and dietician. enjoy and keeping in mind to put different colors and flavors and textures. >> reporter: the school opened in 2010 with four students and a vegetarian menu. a few years and 90 students later, they took feeding the kids a step further, being sought out by parents who are vegan at home. >> the majority of our families that are not have noticed a big difference in their children's eating habits at home as well. they come home speaking about chick-peas and kale and quinoa. they're open to eating that. which before they might not have been. >> reporter: it has its own garden where the kids learn the meaning of farm to table. >> she knows there's a meaning to everything she put into her mouth. it's not just removed from a store on the shelves. >> reporter: this is good. >> pretty good. isn't it? >> reporter: yeah. if vegan isn't your life-style, having a five-year-old teach you >> so how about you mix all of th

we will have the high, thin, whys pea clouds and -- whispy clouds.e will be looking at more of that and even fog forming near the coastline. as we head toward thursday, the marine layer will thicken up. we will have a slight chance of drizzle and maybe a light shower later in the day. and that leads us to the storm impact scale. we have been ranking our storms. one is light and five severe. the one coming in for friday is a one. scattered light showers expected. most areas will get to a 10th to a quarter inch of rain. here is a look at the time line as to when you can expect the rain to begin. it will start early friday morning. showers will spread as we head toward the latter part of friday morning around 10:00 a.m. and then they lift out of here in the afternoon hours. rainfall totals will be on the light side. how about the sierra. the snow levels will be high with this system and then eventually drop. we will be looking at rain at the lake level. temperatures first thing in the morning not as mild as it has been. low 40s to the low 50s in the reg

i was you guys eat collared greens, and you actually are eating black eyesed peace peas d that is somethingdeeply embedded in culture. it's a beautiful thing. but when it comes to the appropriation side, that is when the discussion changes. >> i'm interested in eating chit lings every christmas. i think they're disgusting. [ laughter ] >> but i'm interested to see how you see in high school everyday, whether there's even differences between black culture or if it's mainstream at this point. >> it is, i'm in middle school. >> sorry. >> that's okay. even in middle school, the student range from 11 to 14, 15, depending and they are very much embracing black culture. about they're embracing our culture and the way, the way traditionally we dance, and the things that we do, and the way that we dress, they are not seeing it as, oh, this is just for black people. they are seeing this as this is a part of american culture. but as we stated, then you -- the credit, the credit to black people, when we go back and we talk about that, they're not, i think that they, while they do embrace it, they do no

this week they're focusing on japanese corporate earnings as mitt pea -- mitsubishi releases its resultsn wednesday. reeling from the revelations of falsified fuel efficiencieies tt data. shares are down nearly 5%. the dollar hit the upper 111 yen level on hopes of expanding stimulant measures by the bank of japan. but inched lower during tokyo trading hours. there's a lot of speculation around that boj policy meeting as well as the meeting of the feds. for now investors are playing it safe. reporting from the tokyo stock exchange. >> thank you very much for that. >>> the sense of caution affected over asian forces. the shanghai composite down 2,496 for the closing number there. lower than a month. it prompted many investors to sell-energy-related share sshar. singapore's consumer price index has been declining for a record 17 months. that weighed on investor sentiment. hong kong dropping. indonesia declining and markets in sydney closed due to the holiday. japanese companies are collaborating with various industries to develop self-driving technology and improve their competitive edge.

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