a hot pepper.>> reporter: a pepper that is more than 100 times hotter than a jalapeno. >> the pools of it, at the bottom. >> look would evil. >> it is really hot. >> reporter: after they are picked, his peppers are mixed and crushed. made into a paste here at his pucker bud pepper company. they then become the natural heat behind some of the hottest hot sauces in the world. >> the difference between having a little kick in your mouth and having your entire body pumping adrenaline. >> reporter: it pays these days for curry to position himself as the the skcaptain of the active ingredient in peppers responsible for making them scream. there is something for wanting to use it over and over again. >> the euphoria of going on the roller coaster ride. the rush that you get happens every single time. you keep on chasing that rush over and over again. >> reporter: in fact, the change in demographics is one of the things in his favor. hispanics now make up 17% of the u.s. population which has helped push sa

this is pepper. rome was ransomed for it, people were murdered over it, and i bet you didn't think about that the last time you twisted a bit over your pizza. black pepper only grew on the malabar, or west, coast of india, a 5,000-mile journey to the tables of rome. the spice capital of the malabar coast is cochin, in kerala. it's still today a vibrant port where all sorts of spices are grown and sold. padma lakshmi is there to find out more. >> it's the combination of kerala's climate, hills, and soil that yield the biggest quantity and some of the best spices in the world. black pepper is the king of spices here. it's also known as black gold. [speaking foreign language] not only was it a prosperous commodity, but it used to be given as a treasured gift to visiting dignitaries. and black pepper and white pepper are actually the same thing, they're just picked and treated differently. this black pepper is picked when the corns are still green, and it's laid out on terraces called barbeques, and they

to go with the mama of all peppers, which is a ghost pepper. it is insanely spicy. >> i'm going to regret this. >> are they doing the whole pepper? oh, my god! they didn't do just a bite of it. >> he bets the entie tire button. he starts to pick a drink. >> and then for some reason he decides standing up and dancing around and punch punching in. >> i don't feel this goes away. they go outside and bret shares what his strategy is for getting over the heat. >> i reached into my brain and touched the part of my gray matter that i don't use and applied it to not working. >> basically mind over matter. >> why don't you eat one, too, and i'll teach you my ways. >> link grabs his pepper but i don't think he realized what he was getting himself into because he starts chewing. it takes him a second and then suddenly -- >> oh! >> and he comes with the hiccupping and the burping. >> he looks possessed. >> he got possessed by the ghost in the ghost pepper. >> he's staring into nowhere. >> that's it for "right this minute," everybody. w [ female announcer ]

like the chinese and the arabs before them, they came for india's fantastic spices: pepper, cardamom, turmeric, ginger, and cinnamon. india's keynote dish, the biryani, makes use of many of the spices which brought the portuguese to india. but many more spices are from the far ends of the spice trails. can you guess which are native to india? padma is on the case. >> master chef mehboob alam khan is inviting me to his home to cook his specialty: the biryani. >> ...ginger and garlic paste. >> garlic and ginger. >> now this is a common ingredient for all-- most of the indian cooking. also give me some turmeric. >> where did you learn to make this biryani? >> oh, at my house, from my mother. give me the red chilies. some cinnamon stick. the lychee cardamom. >> and you leave the shell on? >> now give me some onions. >> these have been fried, correct? >> this is fried crisp, fried onions, you see? and now you see i crush them with my hand. now give me the lemon juice that is there. mint, coriander, green chilies, all chopped together. >> ok. >> now this is our basic marinade, you see. now

i grew up with my mother making peppers and eggs with these peppers. not the green or red, the cubanelle pepper. you know why? they have a mild flavor. they cook up beautiful. and they are always priced really good. when you buy them, you want to make sure, take a look at this, right here, no cracking whatsoever. a little bit of shriveling is okay. don't worry about the shape of. the crown free from decaying and the stem attached. when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator. very important. not only are they great with eggs, you can grill them, saute them, add them with other peppers, add flavor and texture and on the grill, just cut them in half, grill them with olive oil, salt and pepper for a little while and in the cavity stuff something like ricotta or ricotta and sausage. they are fun! i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> coffee chain starbucks has announced plans to hire 10,000 veterans and military spouses over the next five years. they also plan to open five stores on or near

the higher the number, the hotter the pepper. >> eating a scorpion chili is like being pepper sprayed need a gas mask to cook with them so why on earth do people do this? we went to see blair lazar, the record holder for making the hottest hot sauce in the world. >> i think that everyone needs to try to feel alive just a little bit more. >> reporter: how could i say no to a taste of one of blair's meanest chilies? >> if you would like to try that. >> you're kidding right? >> no. it's okay. >> reporter: as soon as it hit my mouth it felt like my tongue had been seared with a hot poker, so of course i went for more. >> there you go. >> wow! wow! >> reporter: not the most pleasant experience but i have to say i'm feeling a little more alive. >> i'm okay! >> reporter: linzie janis, abc news, highlands, new jersey. >> we thank you for watching tonight. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" later and we'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. good night. 123450 >>> tonight, three workers hospitalized in tesla. we're live with injuries. >> the controversial new head of the u

not as bad as pepper spray but still pretty bad. because the cornea coddlers out there turned this guy into the worst thing you could possibly become, an internet meme. an internet meme! so folks, pike has gotten justice. but what of the occupied protestors whose eyes were so dangerously squirtable. >> john pike will receive $38,000 in workers comp, by comparison the 21 people hit by the pepper spray and the otherwise peaceful protest, each received $30,000. >> stephen: sure, the protestors got less but on the bright side they beat the odds and actually made money with a liberal arts degree. (laughter) we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, thank you so much. ladies and gentlemen, as you know, from watching the news and i hope you have before you come to the show, you got to do your homework. yesterday was election day. and barack obama once again managed to hold on to the presidency. wasn't even on the ballot. oh, and there's no voter fraud, right. but folks, there was some good electoral news. it look

can go investigate dirty micro debts in india well by the way you know red peppers are have three times the number of mite vitamin c. you need for the day and also good for pre-menstrual syndrome so i really thought that was also very progressive to be read for so for p.m.s. it's an excellent. ameliorated miller and in some way most fantastic so that was in it so you know we were going to talk about dirty wars and it's opening here it's already been released in america so i was going to ask you know what how it's been doing in america but because we don't have the stats i'm just trying to pirate bay so if you look here it is on pirate bay not that i ever encourage going there never but you see there are two hundred fifty five people trying to download from this one seed here so it seems like the red pepper should have appeared on the show because our audience is the sort that would have gone out to the movie and seen it but there's a dirty wars or dirty media whores which room are we talking about here. well i do know that he spoke at the london school of economics last night and he's a

two hundred fifty five people trying to download from this one seed here so it seems like the red pepper should have appeared on the show because our audience is the sort that would have gone out to the movies and seen it during wars or dirty media whores which room are we talking about here well i do know that he spoke at the london school of economics last night and he's appeared on the b.b.c. in channel four he has done the mainstream media as you say he did say at the elysee according to those people on twitter who were there we have. humanize the people on the end of u.s. missiles and night raids this is what he's saying is one of the themes of dirty wars which is i think also the thing that bano and geldof have done with africa for example they say just showing how pitiful the starving little children are that humanizes them and makes us feel bad they never put it into context where bob geldof will say here in front of a bag of months santo corner food products will say i'll take this because if it saves one person even though it's destroyed the entire economy and the entire agricu

two hundred fifty five people trying to download from this one seed here so it seems like the red pepper should have appeared on the show because our audience is the sort that would have gone out to the movie and seen it but there's a dirty words or dirty media horse which room are we talking about here well i do know that he spoke at the london school of economics last night and he's appeared on b.b.c. and channel four he has done the mainstream media as you say he did say at the elysee according to those people on twitter who were there we have. humanize the people on the end of u.s. missiles and night raids this is what he's saying is one of the themes of dirty wars which is i think also the thing that bano and geldof have done with africa for example they say just showing how pitiful the starving little children are that humanizes them and makes us feel bad they never put it into context where bob geldof will say here in front of a bag of months santo corner food products will say i'll take this because if it saves one person even though it's destroyed the entire economy in the entir

. >> reporter: watch as these people eat the hottest chili peppers on the planet.ush from endorphins released from the body in response to pain. >> chili heads are people who adopted chili peppers as their hobby. >> reporter: that is paul bosland, director of the chili pepper institute. he said there is a rising demand for super hot, the hottest in the world, measured in scoville units. the higher the number, the hotter the pepper. a jalepeno, about 10,000 scoville units. a trinidad scorpion up to 2 million. >> eating a scorpion chili is like being pepper sprayed in your mouth. >> reporter: peppers so hot you need a gas mask to cook with them. >> whoa! okay. >> so why do people do this? we went to see blair lazar, the record holder for making the hottest hot sauce in the world. >> i think everyone needs to try to feel alive a little bit more. >> reporter: how could i say no to one of blair's meanest chilies? >> if you would like to try that. >> reporter: you are kidding, right? >> no, you are okay consider as soon as it hit my tongue it felt like my tongue had been

>> reporter: watch as these people eat the hottest chili peppers on the planet. from endor fins from the body in response to pain. >> chile heads are people that have kind of adopted chile peppers as their hobby. >> reporter: that's paul bosland, director of the chile pepper institute. he says there is rising demand for super hots, the hottest chili peppers in the world measured in skoville units. >> eating a scorpion chili is like being pepper sprayed in your mouth. >> reporter: so hot you need a gas mask to cook with them so why on earth do people do this? we went to see blair lazar, the record holder for making the hottest hot sauce in the world. >> everyone needs to try to feel alive just a little bit more. >> reporter: how could i say no to a taste of one of blair's meanist chilies? >> if you would like to try that. >> you're kidding right? >> no. >> reporter: as soon as it hit my mouth it felt like my tongue was seared with a hot poker so of course i went for more. >> wow! wow! >> reporter: not the most pleasant experience but i have to say i'm feeling a li

. >> reporter: watch as these people eat the hottest chili peppers on the planet. heads get a rush from endorphins released from the body in response to pain. >> chili heads are people who adopted chili peppers as their hobby. >> reporter: that is paul bosland, director of the chili pepper institute. he said there is a rising demand for super hot, the hottest in the world, measured in scoville units. the higher the number, the hotter the pepper. a jalepeno, about 10,000 scoville units. a trinidad scorpion up to 2 million. >> eating a scorpion chili is like being pepper sprayed in your mouth. >> reporter: peppers so hot you need a gas mask to cook with them. >> whoa! okay. >> so why do people do this? we went to see blair lazar, the record holder for making the hottest hot sauce in the world. >> i think everyone needs to try to feel alive a little bit more. >> reporter: how could i say no to one of blair's meanest chilies? >> if you would like to try that. >> reporter: you are kidding, right? >> no, you are okay consider as soon as it hit my tongue it felt like my t

i don't like pain. >> as painful as the pepper. >> brutalized with a pepper. >> that's really hot. >>pecan, lime, limo and sesame oil, clearly eric likes. so you're not like foraging in the catskills for your inspiration? you basically rip your ideas off small businessmen? >> it's okay? >> si. >> superb. >> chinese and japanese immigrants came to peru in great numbers in the 19th and 20th centuries as contract laborers and farmers and their influence is felt here, particularly in food, to a greater degree than anywhere else on the continent. it's that influence and the ingredients of amazonia and andes that really distinguishes the food here as something special. >> what is this? tofu? >> this is not traditional. >> it looks asian to me. i believe it's probably -- >> his name is juan. unless he's a retired porn star -- this shouldn't be good but it is. working up a sweat on that one. might have a couple more beers after this. have a nice nap, midday nap. we're aig. and we're here. to help secure retirements and protect financial futures. to help communities recover and rebuild. for co

the hotter the number, the hotter the pepper.eppers so hot you need a gas mask to cook with them. >> oh, okay. >> reporter: so why on earth do people do this? we went to see blair lazarre, the record holder for making the hottest hot sauce in the world. >> i think everyone needs to try to feel alive just a little bit more. >> reporter: so how could i say no to a taste of blair's meanest chilies. >> and if you like to try it? >> reporter: as soon as i hit my mouth, it found that my tongue had been seared with a hot poker, so of course, i went for more. >> wow, wow. >> reporter: not the most pleasant experience. but i have to say i'm feeling a little more alive. >> i'm okay. >> reporter: lindsey janice, abc news, highlands, new jersey. >>> you know, i don't need my eyes to bleed. that is a fringe benefit, dan. >> you pay extra for that. >> you do pay extra for that. all right, in sports, terrell >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, runaw

i have pepper spray. i will use it if i have to. >> he says the man reveals the iphone, but he's so caught up in the heat of the moment that he doesn't capture this on camera. >> and i'm, you know, threatening with the pepper spray. he pulls the phone out of his pocket and right there, we're like, that's the phone. >> look, i didn't steal from you, [ bleep ]. >> that is your phone. >> yes, it is. >> i recognize the case. >> schmidgall gets his phone back, but the fight is not over. he makes good on his threat to use pepper spray. >> take him down. >> the guy lunged at greg. he pepper sprayed him. he kept coming at us, coming at us. >> he puts down the phone and joins the fight. >> i'll [ bleep ] pepper spray you. get on the ground. >> with two against one, the pepper sprayed man is defeated. >> you're hurting my wrist. get these guys off me. >> they restrain the alleged thief for several minutes before police arrive on scene. >> relax. >> i'm a cop. i said i'm a police officer. >> he's a cop. listen to hi

the inmates lawyers are seeking a ban on pepper stray sprai against the mentally ill. >>> the fact that -- the fact that it's happening in california on this governor's watch is disheartening and so far behind the pale that we have the federal court to provide some hope. >> the california department of corrections says a use of force is the last resort. it's in the process of revising rules to limit the amount of pepper spray used at any one time. >>> the chaos and confusion after workers abandoned elderly patients in castro valley. here's a 911 call. >> is he breathing? >> yes. >> okay. so we don't know what's wrong, he's just not looking well. >> what's, what's, what's, what's, what's -- it seems like he's paralyzed. >> it should down for two days last week. patients were inside with no staff to take care of them except the janitor and a cook. those two workers called 911 for help as they tried to care for the 14 patients left behind. that job included helping the mentally impaired. >>> oakland's abandoned army base will be the site of a money maker. city leaders want to transform it

next weapons system is a pepper ball gun.lly fires a .67 caliber pepper ball and we can use this to shoot off the walls and fog an area if we can't get directly to the offender or if they're out of the range of the spray. this is similar to the tear gas you see police use where if there's a large area that they need to affect, to move people back or control their movement, this is what we are going to employ. finally this is a riot control weapon. it fires a .37 millimeter wooden baton round. the round is fired at the floor, skipped into the offenders' legs. it's designed to discourage offenders from doing what they're doing and get them to move back. >> unfortunately for staff, they're not the only ones armed. >> door violation. door violation. door violation. >> homemade weapons of every kind are routinely confiscated from clever teens. >> what have we got? >> glass. >> was this wrapped around it? >> uh-huh. >> is that how it was found? >> yes. >> thank you. >> slow your roll, gentlemen. the dish room is hot. that's all. th

. >>> and the use of pepper operation against mentally ill inmates includes videos showing pepper spray on screaming inmates who refuse to leave their cell. it violates the inmates civil rights. the defense says there was no evidence to suggest there was a system wide problem with correctional officers using pepper spray. >>> and continuing coverage now on the new bay bridge. the project to repair those faulty bolts on the new eastern span is taking longer than expected. cal trans says the saddles are not going to be available until january 8th. they were supposed to be in place by december 10th. earlier this year, the labor day opening was almost delayed, as well. >>> and california's department of veteran affairs to help get vets back to work, the two agencies signed a deal to give a percentage of high speed rail contracts to small businesses owned by disabled veterans. >> those who have committed early on to a mission that's much greater than themselves are important for our project. >> today's announcement comes a week after a statement audit showed the employment development depart

smith from the red hot chili peppers in brazil. a jersey fromhim a popular team and he rubs his and the place melts down. i guess we'll find out in he lives or not. >> julianne lennon turned 50 this year. >> i swear to god, one day you're listening to music and dead.xt day you're >> you're looking at security footage of justin bieber aealing a security bicycle in las vegas casino only something's about to go vy, very wrong. it's justin bieber in the casino heist but not a very good one. back in september, he shows up to the palms casino. crew entered through an employee entnce and this biketely spots securitytended by a guard. >> justin bieber thinks it's an opportunity for him to jump on down theand ride it hall. >> the security guard shows up l ishe's like where the my bike? bieber twists and turns down the hallway. people run for their lives. -- guyess the goo radio'd ahead. casino security goes on high alert. guns, choppers, andy garcia shows up and he's really mad. >> guys in suits, they're the high level security. and this gu

. >> with robertson still refusing orders, the extraction team disperses pepper spray into his cell. >> but it appears to have little effect. >> the stuff they use on me was the regular old cayenne pepper stuff. it does burn. i've gotten used to it already. i knew it was going to hurt. i did it anyway. i'm doing it, and no way i am going to let an officer disrespect me in front of another prisoner. >> a second round of pepper spray floods the cell. robertson, however, stands firm. moments later, the team rushes the cell. the lead officer activates an electronic stun shield capable of delivering a 50,000-volt shock. temporarily incapacitated, robertson is finally removed from his cell and cuffed. robertson is then taken to a holding area to rinse the pepper spray from his eyes and face. >> are you guys going to leave me here forever? you could at least be proud that i fought back. pier everybody okay? up thises up, thumbs up. >> nobody really got hurt. well, i didn't get hurt. because i -- i'm not trying to really get hurt until i'm ready to get hurt. but if i do get hurt, well -- tha

. >> it smells very much like paper or pepper. >> this took a college freshman who lives in the shadowe plant sent to chile makes her sneeze at her throat soar. others have complained to the city of arundel of headaches and difficulty breathing. the city now filing an injunction to force the plant to i the fixed the problem or shut down. >> now it seems air when they'll not firmly to me perry >> this vietnamese in immigrant who turned to the mix of red jalapeno peppers, garlic, salt, and vinegar into a multibillion-dollar global brand he says the plant which was chosen to be built here by the city of or when they'll cost $40 million and has estate of the arctic air filters, even taking media to the roof to prove it. >> at all to its harbor is and chile grinding time-- truck load after truck load of hot peppers brought it over a three month period. in the last week that air quality department has logged 11 complaints in said an inspector finding no smells no ballet shoes at the plant. while srirach smells no ballet shoes at the p[ male announcer ]h the founder of mercedes-benz once wrot

a riff on the hungarian stew with paprika, peppers, onion, tomatoes and cream.distance, a feast. >> meat on the plate. blood on my pants. life is good. i've been very, very, very confused by my visit here. you've got basically a goulash here. the bread someone referred to as portuguese? >> yep. >> portuguese but it's from madera. that bread. flat bread. >> south africa depending on who i talk to is a completely different construct. so some people someone who comes from somewhere else in africa and brings good stuff with them. other people malaysia, east indies, dutch, english influence. >> there were so many different colonialists. >> what at this table is originally african, and does that have a meaning? >> this wood is pine. >> i arrived in this country spectacularly ignorant. i will leave spectacularly ignorant. >>> ramadan. at this hour, all over johannesburg, members of south africa's sizeable muslim community observe. the religion of islam as well as many of south africa's most beloved and most delicious dishes and ingredients like sambal, chutney and bunn

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police started using pepper spray. shoppers are coughing, wiping their eyes. meanwhile there were protests across the country as walmart workers demanded better wages and conditions. we have this report. >> 1500 protests against walmart were registered in cities across the group. the protestors used black friday as a platform, a way to tell shoppers that it doesn't pay its workers enough. in chicago, in the 11 months he's worked at this store, he has only made about 16,000. >> this is what we ask for. we want respect, and we want it now. only a handful of the protestors here work at walmart. the rest members of various unions or church groups. walmart says they are here to stir the pot. >> if they were supporting the message they wouldn't pay $50 gift cards to come out and join the protests. it's a tactic from the opposition to try to make this seem news worthy. organizers of the protest denied people are paid to demonstrate. they are there to discourage other companies. the protesters want it gown they are not earning enough. linda says her pay check doesn't

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. >> i'm going to add red pepper flakes. perfect. a little bit of pepper.tle bit of salt? >> just a little bit, yeah. >> okay. very sicilian, delicious. >> top that. as you said, i've noticed whenever we use fish, something to remember, fish in the pasta, i don't like cheese on top. i like bread crumbs. >> that's another stephanie thing. >> we're adding on toasted bread crumbs. so nice, adds nice crunch and flavor to it. >> stephanie, it just gets better with you. >> oh, thanks. >> mmm! that's good! >> almost speechless there! >>> a california woman turns a presurgery prep into a flash mob. before her double mastectomy, she cranked up beyonce and got everyone to dance. ♪ >> pretty good. she danced with her surgery team to beyonce's song. her colleagues are marveling at their friend's in spir racingal move. >> something like that going viral sends out a lot of love personally to her and also around the world. >> the video was posted to youtube and now has more than 2 million views. >> nice job. >>> what's the tallest building in the united states? one answer

the california prison system never wanted you to see, it is a little hard to watch, prison guards pepper sprayed an inmate last year. they say if something like this happens there would be outrage around the world. >> the fact that it is happening in the state of california on this government's watch is truly disheartening and so far beyond the pail that thank god we have the federal court to at least provide some hope. >> the use of force is always the last resort and in the process of revising rule of limit the amount of pepper spray use at any one time, by the way, we are not showing you the worst and most graphic part of the video. >>> a 16-year-old's home, police found a loaded handgun and stolen shotgun and assault rifle and ammunition. the teenager who's on probation were taken away to juvenile. >>> this happened tuesday on gene drive, the suspect slipped into the window and opened the door for the female accomplice, they're both careful of not leaving any prints on the doorknob. >> some of the things we see on local television show were kind of making our suspects a little smarte

. >> all those good bits, the lungs, kidneys, they get cooked slowly in fat with garlic, chili pepperpeaking foreign language ] >> all the interior with a little bit of fat? that's a pork confit. oh, that's pretty. meanwhile the intestinal casings get filled with blood and gently poached until creamy bloody delicious. and a nice spread of homemade cured meats, local cheese and homemade wine. let the party begin. >> so, what do we have here? let's identify these products. capicola. >> capicola, prosciutto. lardo. pancetta. oh, that looks good. >> the cheese is local, provolone. this is the ricotta and just cooked in the oven. >> the bread. >> the bread is from the ankle, and they have also salami and they have sausages. >> and this cheese? >> canestrato. >> and what do you call that dish? >> just in the pan. >> beautiful. >> oh, it's good. >> best moment of the day. >> indeed. >> oh, yeah. >> what did you think about? >> it's good. for me the ricotta, it's really good. >> i think it's a complete country, this place. you discover sicily and i think that very few people know. this is inc

. >>> stun guns, pepper spray and crazy krouse. we'll show you some of the wild scenes that unfolded on black friday. >>> president obama opens up about life after the white house. why his daughter sasha could have the biggest say on what the family does next. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm doreen gentzler. tomorrow morning police already canvassing a maryland neighborhood for new clues in the murder of a postal worker. they plan to retrait his route. show mari stone has reaction from neighbors who are still on edge. >> reporter: that's right, doreen, this neighborhood is stunned. they're saying if this could happen to a postal worker, this could happen to me. it's causing a sense of anxiety in this area. police say 26-year-old tyson jerome barnett was delivering mail in the 1600 block of reed street out here. suddenly someone shot and killed him around 7:20 last saturday night. police canvassed the neighborhood, but they'll do it again. tomorrow detectives will retrace the route to try to find clues. they haven't identified in th

a spray - whether pepper spray or tear gas was used - people's eyes were stinging, noses running.onfrontations continued. nothing like the number of people on the streets yesterday. there were people on independence scare scene of the orange revolution. >> the picture that we are looking at focus on a man on screen. he's holding a megaphone behind the umbrella. we believe it's one of the crisp coe brothers, a boxer, addressing the crowd of protesters. that's a celebrity aspect. there are huge numbers as nick points out. what does the government say about this going forward? essentially it's a deal it does not want to sign and you have got this level of opposition to it. >> the government really made its position clear thursday and friday when it said it would no longer negotiate with the european union but would consider a customs union with moscow. the people power, if you will, phenomenon is not likely to suede the president. he was on the wrong side of the people power equation in 2004 during the orange revolution. he is not known as a man who is likely to give in because peopl

. >> i'm going to add some red pepper slices. perfect. i'm going to adjust a little bif pepper. how about a little bit of salt? >> just a little bit, yeah. >> very delicious. >> go ahead and top that. as you said, i noticed a lot whn we use fish in november i don't like cheese on top of it, i like bred crumbs. >> that's great. >> you will be adding on toast toasted bred crumbs. it's so great to have a nice crunch and flavor. >> stephanie, it just gets better with you. >> thanks. >> yum! >> that's good . >> well, here's a look at the stories trending this morning. >>> super typhoon, the red cross estimates up to 1,200 people were killed. >>> in hawaii they legalized same-sex marriage. >>> trans fat, the u.s. is moving to ban it on food. >> you can follow up on twitter. >>> 5-year-old miles has leukemia. san francisco and make a wish are gearing up to transform the city of san francisco into gotham city. they're going to give him a hero experience to make his wish of becoming batman true. that is coming up this coming friday. i'm looking forward to it. >> good for them. that will

. >> a little bit of pepper. a little bit of red pepper flakes. i'm going to touch it one a little bit of oregano and parsley. >> we love our seasonings. >> and a little bit of cheese. >> go ahead. fresh parmesan cheese. you can put a little ricotta on top. >> i want to try this right now. >> it's optional anyway. >> incredible. >> thanks. so good. ciao. >> a francis bacon painting sets the record for the most expensive piece ever sold. the eye-popping price coming up. >> and a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline, 888-5-helps- u. volunteers are there right now. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, something out of ghostbuste. the backpack graffiti buster that's safer for the environment. that story ande at five. itish artist >>> coming up at 5:00, the backpack graffiti buster that's safer for the environment. that and more at 5:00. >>> the painting by francis bacon sold at christie's auction last night for a record $142 million. it's the most expensive work of art ever sold at auction. the three studies of lucian freud, a grands

irwindale, california, residents wanted to close the plant that process 100 million pounds of peppers into sriracha sauce and other asian food condiments because it put out a pungent smell of pepper and garlic. >>> finally, healthcare.gov is getting some super size support from employees at google, red hat and oracle. >>> we'll have all your sports highlights coming up next including thursday night football, a soccer dustup and another amazing wing suit jump, this time in colombia. first, our trivia question. who's credited with first coming up with the idea for daylight saving time. is it leonardo da vinci, benjamin franklin, charles darwin, or albert einstein? the answer when "early today" returns. >>> before the break we asked who is credited with coming up with the idea for daylight saving time. the answer, benjamin franklin who first proposed it in 1784 in an essay saying people would use fewer candles if they rose earlier to make use of the morning light. >>> turning now to sports and thursday night football. bengals/dolphins, an overtime thriller. fourth quarter, only seconds l