beer loves salty. beer loves fatty. spicy. salty. fried. together? happiness. >> oh, okay.ater. >> clear kidney-cleaning water. so good. and so important to a healthy lifestyle. i'd imagine. midnight. nam prik moon. that's what you do after you've had a few drinks, maybe a lot of drinks, because what you need, maybe you didn't know you needed it but you do, is nam prik. thai chili dip. >> yeah. nam prik is what the vast majority of thai people who live in america who come to thailand to visit and come back end up getting busted at the airport for trying to bring in. >> we get two kinds. nam prik tua daeng. >> a combination of chilies, garlic, shrimp paste, dried fish. >> and this. >> colloquially known as midnight nam prik num. >> made from roasted green chilies. accompanied by god's preferred delivery systems for beer-friendly goodness. >> yeah. >> yeah on that. a whole bunch of deep-fried little salty meaty delicious things. yes, please. ♪ >> and kai toon. >> yes. >> something i've loved from the first mouthful i've ever had right here in chiang mai all those years ago, t

in the back, a call drone of salty fish bubble over hardwood coals.tains of sweet salty fish bubble over hardwood coals. fingers work mountains of swedr salty fish bubble over hardwood coals. fingers work mountains of sweet bean, one of the fillings for the variety of pastries stuffed, shaped and put into an old wood stove oven. in another corner, the heartening slap of fresh bread pressed against the clay wall of a tan doori, and of course eggs bob and spin in the broth of fish, surprise and herb. >> mohinga? this i must have. if there's a national dish, a fundamental, most beloved dish, would it be this? >> yes, you look at the sometimes. these are indian, these are chinese, but mohinga is a local thing. it's probably not in the city, but also in the rural areas, too. it's fish based with rice or noodles, sometimes we put in some crispies, like fried beans, and these are some coriander leaves. >> yeah. >> and some lime. >> sprinkle some in here. >> good textures. particularly in the light of obama's recent visit, these are interesting times. signifi

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the question, is water damaging the bolts and is salty bay water leaking into the base and harming the bolts. >> the rods have not been in the environment long enough to have any significant impact due to that and we have time to take steps. >> reporter: caltrans is taking dozens of water samples to see if it is fresh water or bay water or salty water. or water from the high pressured jets used to inspect the bolts. caltrans says if it can fix the problem by filling the pipes with grease or concrete that would keep oxygen out. >> can exhaust oxygen. once you lose oxygen you will stop the process of the corrosion process. >> reporter: as to the bolt that did break it broke during a seismic test. 400 others did not break during that same test which simulates the largest earthquake the bring should expect. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> made in the bay. a $9 computer. >> the company behind it project that is now getting national attention. >> tons of tobacco thrown out. the effort to toss out millions of dollars worth of contraband. >> back here after the break. checking on the clouds as

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whether you're sweet or salty... you'll love nature valley sweet and salty bars. ♪ >>> all right time for us to check "the pulse" stories you'll be talking about starting with the big night for the music industry. >> the billboard music awards based on music sales. no surprise here crowned taylor swift as the big winner of the night taking home eight awards for her chart topping album "1989." she had all her pals including her deejay boyfriend, calvin harris. >> sam smith, he's recovering from surgery on his vocal chords and changed everybody. he can't do it with his voice. >>> it was capped off by a performance by kanye west nearly impossible to either see or hear. he was not only hidden behind this cloud of pyrotechnics you see there but sensors had to drop out nearly half of the song because of vulgar language. the performance even got some boos from the crowd. >> he finds a way for us to talk about him the next morning every time. >> uh-huh. >>> the world's fascination with steve jobs and all things apple show no

whether you're sweet or salty... you'll love nature valley sweet and salty bars. >>> all right.ow check "the pulse" stories you'll be talking about today. dress code drama in connecticut, just as prom season is getting under way. >> days before the big dance, at shelton high school, the headmaster is making it clear that certain dresses won't be tolerated. opportunities are being told to cover up hair shoulders, knees, and backs. nothing see through. >> it's sexism. i don't see the issue with our backs. >> this is not an individual event. it's a school-sponsored event. as a school system we have the right and i think we have the responsibility the set a standard. >> students and parents who have already spent hundreds of drars on the dresses argue that the dress code for the school day shouldn't be the same as the prom. some are calling the rules flat-out stupid. >> that sums it up. >>> today also international nurse's day. one nurse we want to highlight. c.c. her name is florence. she's the oldest working nurse in the country. she turned 90 on friday. her colleagues at tacoma g

whether you're sweet or salty...l love nature valley sweet and salty bars. >>> it was a weekend of accidents at the talladega superspeedway in alabama. a pileup of more than a dozen cars in the sprint series race yesterday stopped the race for 11 minutes. now, no one injured but in another race friday night, driver brad smith broke both of his ankles. >> and the track was dry at talladega, but that won't be the case for roads in much of the west and the midwest. roads will also be wet in the appalachians east of the great lakes and in interior california. >> and if you're flying today, airport delays likely in kansas city and chicago, as well. >>> and recapping our breaking news this morning, the fbi working to identify two suspects shot and killed outside of a controversial conference near dallas. >> the car those suspects drove being checked now for possible bombs. the shoot-out started when the gunmen opened fire on a security guard standing watch at a meeting to judge cartoons depicting the prophet muhammad. that

kennedy: they have breakfast all day but they should stick to salty fat for those donors. >> it is whatreat. with none of the 50 billion showed up looking for anything but burgers and fries. >> in and out are serving burgers and fries and milkshakes. thank you for being here. the very best of the nightcap and the very worst i will read your mail one but the screenwriter looking at this next movie looks amazing it is all about the relationships between humans and artificial intelligence. next. ♪ ♪ ♪ the ones with the guts to stand apart - join a league all their own. ♪ >> do you want to be my friend? >> of course. >> you think about being to gather? >> did you give her centrality? >> as a diversion tactic. >> does she actually like you? one. kennedy: that is so cool. it is in the theaters now and the vision of of artificial intelligence it came from the directors fascination and here he is and is here with me now provided and fascinated for a long time i think it is amazing of possibilities are incredible and technology has served us well why is there so much fear and? >> i can speculate

she draws water from what will be a salty side of the barrier. >> are my cows going to be watered with sub water? is my sub irrigation going to turn salty. >> by the time the department of water resources removes the barrier next fall it would have spent $40 million. the construction park will be a six-week, 24/7 job. >> would it be easier to drop them in or the full amount? >> you open up the bottom and dump the rock in so to pull it out you have to grab every pocket full of rock. >> the easier and more difficult out part is one reason why resident of bethel island worry. >> i don't feel confident because of the funding and the cost of it. scott mack owns and runs bethel harbor marina with his wife janey. this barrier, they say threatens both their economics and their ecosystem. >> they can't get to us. >> this is what happens when the state does something. some win and others lose and all for the sake of a greater good. >> from bethel island wayne freedman abc 7 news. >>> san francisco schools are heading in the new direction whether it comes to raising mono pep mayor ed lee announce

i always go for the salty, never the sweet. >> if i had to give up one course of the meal, dessert.eah. i would rather have steak over dessert but maybe that's because my mother is from argentina. ♪ >> this is my world away from the world. to me, it's my little king's domain. ♪ >> there's one place i keep coming back to. it's a place where if you look deep enough, ask the right questions, you can get a whole history of miami from one, this man, matt kline. >> you have to remember you're speaking to 100-year-old man. >> i know. you look good. if i look that good when i'm 60, i'll be happy. >> you know the amazing thing about being 100 is? a year ago, i was 99 and nobody cared. i became a 100 and oh, my god. >> regular bar tender and owner of max club deuce and turned 100 this year. and this cigarette smoke and dark, dank atmosphere, apparently good for this guy who's seen it all. >> i was the second armor division. >> he came to miami in 1945 by new york's lower east side by the battle of normandy. >> the weather was much better for me. the war made miami beach for the simple reason

so you have a real contrast with the salty pickles and the pork and the bread.at's the telling of the cuban sandwich. >> you know what pisses me off? people try to improve on this. >> a lot of people try to improve upon it. you can't fancify it. how is it? is it yummy? >> it's good. a lot of thought is given to the structure of the sandwich. >> it is all about the layers. >> yeah. this is the perfect breakfast, right? >> it's good, yeah. i always go for the salty. never the sweet. >> i don't care about sweet things. if i have to give up one course of the meal, dessert. >> of course. >> cheese over dessert any day. >> oh, yeah. i'd rather have steak over dessert, but maybe that's because my mother is from argentina. ♪ >> this is my world away from the world. to me, it's my little king's domain. >> there's one place i keep coming back to. it's a place where if you look deep enough, ask the right questions, you can get a whole history of miami from one man. this man, matt klein. >> you're going to have to remember you're speaking to a 100-year-old man. >> i know. y

is my sub irrigation going to turn salty? >>reporter: by the time the department of water resources removes the barrier next fall it will have spent 40 million dollars. the construction park will be 6 week, 24-7 job. >> easier to drop them in or pull them out. >> way easier to drop them in. because you walk in with a part open up the bottom and dump the rock in. pull it out you have to grab every every bucket full of rock out. >>reporter: easier more difficult out park is one reason that residents of the island worry. >> i don't feel confident because of the funning and cost of it. >>reporter: scott mack owns and runs the marina with his wife jamie. business rely on customers coming in off the water this barrier they say threatens both the economic and the ecosystem. >> tell betters can't get to us >> tell betters can't get to us. >>reporter: this is what happens when the state dissomething. so many win others lose all for the sake of a greater good. from beth el island, abc 7 news. >> san francisco schools are heading in a n

as he knelt to fetchater brother laksmana felt the patter of the salty rain. high in the treetop above him was the monkey king, weeping. "noble princes," he said "help me to rein my throne and i will rescue sitarom the demon." ( bells clanging monkeys hooting ) the great monkey army set out for the island of lanka to destroy the mon's stronghold with rama the arch and laksmana at its head. they did n neglect to bring their pet mongoose. when the battle was won, there was much feasting, with fish and sweet pancakes and leeks. even the brahmans drank palm wine till daybreak. the serving maids partook of the banquet and the high priests chand a prayer to lord visnu's divine incarnation. ( instrument tapping ) rror: in the year 930, the temples and palaces of central java are suenly abandoned. the courts move east ( woman singing ) at dusk, the joyful canaries sing with voices sweeter than moonlight melodious and tender. ( singing continues ) the snake woman spoke to the sage and said "the sun is setting. touch the water and honor the twilht. the lovely and perilo

is my sub-irrigation going to turn salty? >> reporter: it will have spent $40 million.t will be a six-week 24/7 job. is it easier to drop or pull out? >> drop in. you walk in and dump the rock in. you have to grab every bucket and pull the rock out. >> reporter: the easier and more difficult out part is one reason why they worry. >> i don't feel confident. because of the funds and the cost. >> reporter: this man owns and runs bethel harbor marine na. their business relies on customers coming in off the water. this barrier they say threatens both their economics and their ecosystem. >> if we're shut off boaters can't get to us. >> reporter: this is what happens when the state does something. some win, some lose, all for the sake of a greater good. >>> up next, a tax refund for a couple that never arrived. how their money went to a complete stranger. >>> first a live look outside from our camera. no major traffic incidents in the bay area. weather-wise, lisa will have your complete forecast in a few minutes. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) intro

. >> no, this is the salty water and the water we're producing, you can see is very clear, and doesn't have salt in it. >> ok, i'll take your word for it. >> how does it taste? >> very earthy. >> even though we haven't added any chemicals that you would add for municipal drink watering it's absolutely safe. that's the whole point, we can make clean drinking water just using the sun. >> plans are made to add more mirrors. when it's completed, they'll process 2 million gallons of fresh water per day. >> one of our biggest challenges is to think farmers to think that desal nicing is a way to get clean water. >> water is going to become our future gold. >> i think we'll see a number of new satellite missions being launched at nasa. we'll have a much better three dimensional picture 10 years from now. that would be great information for water management. once we understand how much water is available to us as snow, and is accessible in streams and reservoirs and ground water, it gives me great hope thinking about moving forward to the next decade. >> for farmers, hope goes hand-in-hand that

is my sub irrigation going to turn saltie?removes the barrier next fall, it will have spent $40 million. construction park will be a six-week 24-7 job. >> is it easier to drop them in or pull them out? >> way easier to drop them in. you can open up the bottom and jump the rock execute and to pull it out you have to grab every bucket and pull all the rock out. >> the easier part is one residents of bethel island worry. >> i don't feel confident. because of the funding and the cost of it. >> scott mac owns and runs bethel harbor marina with his wife, jaymee. their business relies on customers coming in off the water. it threatens their economics and ecosystem. >> if we are shut off, boaters can't get to us. >> well when the state gets involved, some win, some lose and all for the sake of a greater good. abc7 news. >>> up next, the big tax refund for an east bay couple that never arrived. "7 on your side" michael finney ex-minutes how their money went to a complete stranger. here's look from the roof camera this morning. it's 5:4

whether you're sweet or salty...'ll love nature valley sweet and salty bars. >> whether you are just joining us or headed out the door here are seven things to know. >> it is here. the rain is falling around our bay area neighborhoods and more on the way. thunderstorms are still possible and i will tell you how much rain to expect and the timeframe coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> rain slicked roads is evidence at richmond-san rafael the toll plaza is drying out a little bit after showers brushed through. we have not heard of any actions as a result of wet weather. however, we have had several hiccups covering our roadways this morning including a sig-alert in the westbound direction of highway 37. >> crews in philadelphia are starting to repair tracks this morning following a deadly amtrak crash that took seven lives. new surveillance video shows the moment before the train derailed at twice the written speed. the engineer used to work for amtrak in the bay area and contract the out to caltrain. >> the state

will have the restriction that are for all the parcels you can't drink the ground water it is two saltynd have garden in raised beds and construction must comply with plans to control dust and everything here i'll go really fast so this is what i mentioned a lot of areas that have duplicate similar remedies this is a list calls brown field and here's two works you're familiar with i'm assuming if you have begun shopping at ikea they've built lots of businesses over contaminated land it is the development the situations and parks there is also requirements for special foundations and the same restrictions i've mentioned about not drink the ground water and planting plants above the cover so i have a bunch of pretty pictures the excavation this is a picture of the roving sewers those next two slides are about the equipment they use when they're doing things in the ground and some above ground here's the pretty picture the development again building streets and soil and sidewalks for parks this is an example of durable cover the navy installed a before and after and grafts of new dirt a pr

. >> the worst came in july 2014 around air dan creek. 1 million gallons of brine, salty water, pouredm a broken pipeline. >> what we are looking at is the clean-up process. what i see as destruction to the environment, destruction to our life all because of greed, and a dollar bill. to me a dollar bill is not worth what i see here. or what happened >>> the deepest fear is that the brine might contaminate the lake, a critical tribal water source. >> the opener of the pipe line said last year there was no evidence that scalt water made it into the lake. the -- salt water made it into the lake. the company would not talk to "america tonight". an investigation is ongoing. >> some of these pipes were put into place too fast. prior to my administration, they were. the integrity is questionable in many areas. >> mark fox is the new chairman of mah nation. elected on a pipeline platform, he said they have little incentive. >> it's called a flip. you build a system put it in place, and sell it. the boom took off too fast. we weren't prepared for it, the government was not prepared for it. stat

is my sub-irrigation going to turn salty?ces removes the barrier next fall, it will have spent $40 million. construction park will be a six-week, 24-7 job. >> is it easier to drop them in or pull them out? >> way easier to drop them in. you can open up the bottom and dump the rock in, and to pull it out you have to grab every bucket and pull all the rock out. >> the easier part is one residents of bethel island worry. >> i don't feel confident. because of the funding and the cost of it. >> scott mac owns and runs bethel harbor marina with his wife, jaymee. their business relies on customers coming in off the water. this barrier they say, threatens both their economics and their ecosystem. >> if we are shut off, boaters can't get to us. >> well, when the state gets involved, some win, some lose, and all for the sake of a greater good. from bethel island, wayne friedman abc7 news. >>> up next, the big tax refund for an east bay couple that never arrived. "7 on your side" michael finney explains how their money went to a complet

. >> reporter: be sides the salty grind that is discharged the pipe for the plant would harm marine life. the group would rather it be bury. >> reporter: we have a subsurface intake that minimizes the hurt on the marine life. we would be less unhappy with it. >> the city believes it will do more damage to dig up the ocean floor and bury a pipe. they plan to put in a tell filter screen at the end to prevent all but the smallest particles from entering the pipeline. >> just to get the plant going will cost the city $40 million and then cost $5 million a year to operate it. they hope to award a construction contract next month. >>> still to come, this man is one of the most influential leaders in the asian community. why he may be forced to leave the country because of something he did decades ago. >>> well, low clouds that are slow to move in the weather department. but a warming trend is on the way for the bay area as we >>> a sideshow took over a busy sacramento freeway this afternoon tying up traffic. people got out of their cars and walked on the roadway to watch. by the time the chp r

. >> it's surprisingly salty.d i think wrongfully, that a baker of your generation might tend towards a more dry or crusty muffin. >> well, that's true. many bakers from my era have dry or even yeasty muffins. >> a yeasty muffin can really ruin your whole day. >> sometimes your week. >> wow, the phone lines are really lighting up. >> we can get to those later. >> florence, there's a tangy taste in this muffin. is that a cherry? >> no, no, my muffin hasn't had a cherry since 1939. >> your muffin sure has seen a lot. >> mmm, your muffin just squirted in my mouth. >> it happens. >> i guess i'm eating it the right way. >> yeah, go to town. >> you know, i don't talk about it a lot, but i went through a pretty major muffin phase in college. >> i would have guessed that based on your appearance. >> it's the haircut. >> now, you're unveiling your new muffin today. are you nervous about how it will be received? >> well, you know, girls, when i was younger, i was so concerned with how my muffin looked. but as i got older, i

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i make the salty, crunchy, sour pickles that you eat with a pastrami sandwich. >> so you're one of thosepickle ice cream," and all that stuff? >> i mean, you know, i haven't made pickle ice cream yet, but like, yes. pickle everything: pickle brine shots, pickle--pickle bread, i mean, pickle juice everywhere. >> listen. well, let's put some more money into your pickle business, all right? and put some money into your pickle jar.

. >> i'm sure frank is weeping big salty tears that he's not here. >> do you think he is sad he is notthroughout to shake things up. some fog approaching the golden gate bridge. the numbers now mostly in the 50s in the bay area. the prospects for a slightly warmer day on tap. we'll have the complete forecast coming up. >> let's show you a live look at the san mateo bridge. we have roadwork in both directions westbound and eastbound 92. plus we have a crash in san

cal trans says it does not mean that salty water is leaking into the tower and anything at this point would be speculative. >>> marine biologist performing a neck roppsy have figured out what killed that whale. they noticed hemorrhaging on the whale's back and discovered it had four broken vertebrae. it was likely caused by a ship hitting the humpback. >> they just happened to cause paths and the whales are very large and it's difficult for them to get out of the way if they are trying to avoid it, to get out of the way in time. >>> the marine biologists will return tomorrow morning to bury the female whale as well as another dead whale that washed ashore on the same beach earlier this month. >> a strong thunderstorm caused big problems for interstate 80 and the sierra. traffic just reopened in the past half hour after being stopped on westbound between kingvalley because of of a jack knifed big rig. this is video from cal trans. according to the chp there were several collisions in the area because of snow and hail. a winter weather advisory is in effect above 7,000 feet through frid

. >> i'm sure frank is weeping big salty tears that he's not here. >> do you think he is sad he is not here? [ laughter ] >>> we have a little drizzle throughout to shake things up. some fog approaching the golden gate bridge. the numbers now mostly in the 50s in the bay area. the prospects for a slightly warmer day on tap. we'll have the complete forecast coming up. >> let's show you a live look at the san mateo bridge. we have roadwork in both directions westbound and eastbound 92. plus we have a crash in san jose. stay tuned for that. a full look at your drive to work coming up. >>> this morning, several beaches in los angeles county remain closed because of oil on the shore. the finger-pointing is escalating over the major oil spill off the santa barbara county coast. anne makovec has the very latest from the newsroom. >>> reporter: california senators are calling the response to the oil spill insufficient. it looks like it took about an hour and a half for the pipeline company to even notify emergency officials that there had been a spill. that happened near goleta on may 19 spill

all you have to do is go to -- >> the water here is salty. so the government set up desalination plabts. they cannot just get pressure water. looks like somebody's handy candy. in fact, it's their daily routine. there are hundreds of thousands of people who don't want to get out of gaza. they want to keep them in gaza. and the palestinians is not something they want to relate to. i'm sorry i can't be with you there, but i don't know where the fate of god will be decided, here in the streets or in the streets of gaza. >> this is where the israelis has been coming and wreaking havoc through the entire area. >> you can look around here and see these homes. they were totally destroyed. the turning point in my life. i was in the army at the time, and when israel first conquered gaza and the west bank i was relieved, because we all believed that we were under siege. but unlike most israelis, i soon realized that israel's victory and occupation were a trap and a curse. soon after i joined a minority left wing movement opposing this occupation, and a

i always go for the salty. never the sweet. >> i don't care about sweet things.urse of the meal, dessert. >> of course. >> i would take cheese over dessert any day. >> yes. i'd rather have steak over dessert, but maybe that's because my mother is from argentina. ♪ >> this is my world away from the world. to me, it's my little king's domain. >> there's one place i keep coming back to. it's a place where if you look deep enough, ask the right questions, you can get a whole history of miami from one man. this man, matt klein. >> you're going to have to remember you're speaking to 100-year-old man. >> i know. you look good. >> raise your voice a little bit. >> you look good. if i look that good when i'm 60, i'll be happy. >> you know what the amazing thing about being 100 is? last year i was 99. nobody paid attention to me. didn't care. i became 100 and nobody cared. >> he turned 100 years old this year. yes, 100. he's still here. the cigarette smoke and dark dank atmosphere pretty good for a guy that's seen it all. >> that's 73 years ago. fort benning, georgia. i wa