. >> i'm feeling a little salty but you know -- >> the good news, it sort of -- >> don't be salty. >>ould be thankful if i didn't have to wake -- it's so hard after you eat all that food then the next morning get up. >> okay. >> the good lord woke me up this morning. >> you have to be thankful yesterday and today is like national salty day. >> i wasn't aware of that. >> that's how it works. >> oh, man. >> all right, guys, nothing to be salty about weather-wise except that it's cold outside, that's for sure but showing quiet conditions, no rain, none of the s word stuff that we'll be talking about sometime in the winter but not yet. none of that in the forecast. here's the satellite and radar bigger picture going on. condition will be fine for temperatures will warm up. we're 34 right now in 20's. 25 at gaithersburg, dulles, 22 now no manassas. 23 for culpeper. fredericksburg 27 degrees as they start their day. here's your forecast for the daytime hours today. up into the middle 50 which is right about where we should be. average high 54. we'll be about 54 later on this afternoon. sunn

the soil the women are working on is still salty but they want to find out if they can resume farming here they've planted a small patch of rice as an experiment. they'll know in about two months at the soil is recovering and is fertile again. a tanker truck appears the driver has evidently just dumped a load of human waste. yama is angry. this is not good. it's destructive that disrupts the ecological balance it's toxic . to. the truck doesn't have a number of plate the driver wants to hide his face. forrester mama do is that not is also a lieutenant in the army he takes the driver's i.d.n. driver's license and discords the truck to the police station. despite all the difficulties the women have already achieved a lot. year ago the local authority gave the women's cooperative the land they've been working on it used to be follow the forty women share the forehead terror plot . i believe that mad and after the rainy season they don't is a going to drill a well they'll teach the women how to grow vegetables and then they'll really get to work. with their. women in senegal or at a great

beer loves salty. beer loves fatty. spicy, salty, fried together? >> andy: oh okay. no beer. >> anthony: okay, what are they drinking? >> andy: uh, they're drinking water. >> anthony: 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. >> andy: yeah. nam prik is what the vast majority of thai people who live in america who come to thailand to visit who go back ended up getting busted at the airport for trying to bring in. >> anthony: we get two kinds. nam prik ta dang. >> andy: it's a combination of chilies, garlic, shrimp paste, dried fish. >> anthony: and this -- >> andy: colloquially known as midnight nam prik num. >> anthony: made from roasted green chilies. accompanied by god's preferred delivery system for beer-friendly goodness. >> andy: ooh. >> anthony: yeah. >> andy: yeah. >> anthony: yum on that. a who

it hasn't been possible to grow crops here for two decades the ground is just too salty. when i was a child we grew our own rice here and. we never had to buy any the same with peanuts and millet. know adays crops are threatened by rising sea levels salt water is destroying more and more fertile land this dike was built five years ago and provide some relief was money works for an environmental n.g.o.s he advises the women and help them get money from the un back to green climate fund he also helps farmers here. the vegetable growers also want to benefit from the financial what is going to do for them they need to acquire new skills you've helped us so far but you mustn't leave us alone now there's more to do the money for this project did not come from seneca but from an international fund you know. the soil the women are working on is still salty but they want to find out if they can resume farming here. they've planted a small patch of rice as an experiment. they'll know in about two months at the soil is recovering and is fertile again. a tanker truck appears the driv

the soil the women are working on is still salty but they want to find out if they can resume farming here. they've planted a small patch of rice as an experiment. rule they'll know in about two months at the soil is recovering and is fertile again. a tanker truck appears the driver has evidently just dumped a load of human waste. yama is angry. that this is not good. it's destructive it just rubs the ecological balance it's toxic. the truck doesn't have a number of plate the driver wants to hide his face. forrester moment is also a lieutenant in the army he takes the driver's i.d.n. driver's license and discords the truck to the police station. despite all the difficulties the women have already achieved a lot. year ago the local authority gave the women's cooperative the land they've been working on it used to be follow the forty women share the forehead terror plot . and after the rainy season the donors are going to drill a well they'll teach the women how to grow vegetables and then they'll really get to work. with their. women in senegal or at a great disadvantage because only m

sweet, salty. >> no, no. i'm driving. weight-watchers coming out with this interesting thing. >> thanks. he hands me a pop-tarts cheese sandwich and tells my about weight-watchers. >> now they have a diet wine, only 85 calories as opposed to 120 calorie wine. 19 points on weight-watchers. >>> over to a new study showing a staggering 64% of british adults admit they are still scared of the dark. >> what? >> two-thirds of the population. they don't like putting the lights off at bedtime. they check under their bid. >> no way. >> for monsters lurking. 20% of them say that. now when i go home early, at 5:00, 6:00 in the morning, husband's getting ready for work, hi, hon! wah! >> is it just seeing you without makeup? >> stepping into the unknown, it can be difficult to find the way. but with the compassion and strength of a name, and the security of the cross and shield, obstacles... become openings. as we have for more than 75 years, we'll continue to light the way. using our knowledge to create new healthcare solutions givin

. >> sweet and salty. >> that is good stuffy like it thick like that. >> they make dreamy things. >>t looks good. >> i can almost smell it. >> yes. >> it wouldn't be first time. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on our sister station cw philly, and back here at cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next "cbs evening news" , why did ohio state shutter its fraternities and sororities, earl barnett has that answer straight ahead. >>> also meet pint sized archaeologist looking for treasures in a unlikely place. steve hartman takes you on the road for their journey. from new york here now is anthony mason take care family we will see you tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: is the white house a glass house? the president blasts al franken's sexual misconduct, but what about his own past? >> senator franken has admitted wrongdoing, and the president hasn't. >> mason: also tonight, 37 shopping days. >> i am so ready to spend money. >> i want to go home with no regrets. >> mason: what they're cooking up at brick-and-mortar stores to get you in the door. >> this is

yemenis could face starvation if food aid is not allowed into the country the warning comes as these salty led coalition backing the government has tightened its blockade of yemen. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day we'll see you then. health. and here in studio all. solidarity. they fall by the wayside when the gap between rich and poor grows. month in and equal societies.

>> gold tastes like a mix of sweet and salty. there's a new candy bar for the first time in two decades. it hits shelves december 1st. it's the caramelized cream bar with salty peanuts and pretzel bits. every time team usa wins a gold medal, it will tweet a link to a coupon for hershey's gold. head to the nbc 10 facebook page to let us know if you'll try the new tweet. join the conversation. what do you think about that? >> i like chocolate and pretzels. that much i know. i'm game to try it. >> that will do it for you. >> if you like dark chocolate. >> you'll have to try this one too. as long as it says chocolate. >> we have had a beautiful day. i had some chak lat today. fair weather clouds. we had fair weather clouds across much of the area. hasn't. stop theed temperature from going up. and as we go toward the shore, ocean temperature, 62. that's close to 10 degrees above average for this time of the year. so you get a wind off of that warm ocean. the beaches are not that cold. it's 70 in venter in and ocean city and summers po

. >> the guidelines also suggest cutting back on salty food. and increase intake of potassium rich fruits and vegetables. >>> crime may not pay but could save you money. sort of. from jewelry to electronics. district attorney office is auctioning off dozens of items online. starting tomorrow. all of seized as a result of criminal activity. also several pieces of autographedmemorabilia. you can find a full list and pictures on nbc10.com and the app. >>> in south jersey fliers tickets and a flat tv were just some of the the auction block. for a good cause. this is the 51stay foundation. the organization helps people critically ill attend their favorite concert org event. >>> no question smart phones are changed the way we entrer act. >> for families that can mean a lack of face to face time between childrens and parents. 42% can't even remember the last time they had a device free meal. the steps you can take to put down the devices. >> reporter: his eyes glued. fingers quick whether he's a couch or the floor. 11 year-old is obsessed with his pho

is a lot and there used to be these private lorries got their water from anywhere on and on like a salty well or a small stream which was completely uncertain water quality them so eyes and they'd sell the water for high prices that was a disaster for the poor because they had no other choice as as was obvious when they made. the lorries now deliver clean water. the delivery service is a business model that can both make money and take the pressure off the authorities . and stood during has worked for the g.r.i.z. in africa for decades. he almost knows the continent and the people better than his german home. clean water has long been his focal point. it's a luxury for many residents in dar es salaam around two million people still don't have access to drinking water in many cases sewage from leaky latrines polluted the groundwater or else it was too deep to drill a well. that's why the people are grateful for the water kiosk g.r.i.z. project. ten thousand liters three to four deliveries of water per day just in this location. as a water delivery or frederick a works closely with the aut

the judge is a salty old-timer, he's a good judge but their aggressive lawyers.ey do what they tried to get it dismissed before goes to jury. >> if you put money on it the biggest and the vegas line would you go for? >> i think it will be hung jury, means they don't get all 12 to say guilty. >> will check back in. >> let's bring back the panel. what you think? i you looking at a conviction, either way is he a senator in 2018? >> let me throw out a name if he decides not to run, chelsea handler. she lives here new jersey. >> is there anybody less qualified? >> this woman wrote a book about her love affair with vodka. not exactly the greatest political minds. >> either way, i can imagine this put the democrats in good light coming into the election. >> we will see. >> thanks. good to see you. coming up, the proposal seen around the world. how about winning the world series and then get married coming up. >> welcome back to chasing news. i'm bill spadea. big win, game seven we have a news world series champion. how about this, a proposal seen around the world on the

sweet, salty. >> no, no. i'm driving.oming out with this interesting thing. >> thanks. he hands me a pop-tarts cheese sandwich and tells my about weight-watchers. >> now they have a diet wine, only 85 calories as opposed to 120 calorie wine. 19 points on weight-watchers. >>> over to a new study showing a staggering 64% of british adults admit they are still scared of the dark. >> what? >> two-thirds of the population. they don't like putting the lights off at bedtime. they check under their bid. >> no way. >> for monsters lurking. 20% of them say that. now when i go home early, at 5:00, 6:00 in the morning, my husband's getting ready for work, hi, hon! wah! >> is it just seeing you without makeup? >> i don't now ok, let's try this. it says you apply the blue one to me. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. >>> this morning on "world news now," the mass shooting in california. police say a man killed his neighbors and continued his r

if you try and you should drink a lot and inhale with hot salty water it's very important to help keep the vocal track or oysters and scones fish dish. that water does his exercises faithfully he said to go back to his choir san. siro present one can no face singing for her final exams with confidence. i'm so relaxed right now that a happy note is that this is the end of the show and i will continue doing some take she and you can join me too but don't forget to switch on your t.v. set next week and stay in good shape. the food. through with. the food. they are going home many. of these monks are rebuilding with the military here. it's destroying to we really are something like the teachers of the people that are no three miles. three stories three ways of changing everything. and mark the power of the monks in fifteen minutes on the doubling. of the up. your children like chocolate. you can't live without your smartphone. or tomatoes in the supermarket. as we go about our daily lives human rights often the last thing on one minds. invisible hands slavery in the twenty first century st

coastal flooding can destroy farmland by making it too salty deserts are growing not only because of rising temperatures they are all sea used to be the fourth largest lake in the world until water was diverted for irrigation now it's almost completely dried up in africa over grazing in the side hell has destroyed much of the saw oil the region subsistence farmers are struggling to survive. more than a furred of the earth's land surface is desert and many deserts continue to grow. ever more forests are being cleared every three seconds one hundred trees lost that's the rate at which deforestation has been going on in the amazon for the past forty years yes that's right one hundred trees felled or burned every three seconds . like here in the brazilian state of round donia rain forest is cleared to make way for soil fields cattle farms dams and reservoirs . for destruction of rain forests means even more c o two is released into the atmosphere and the earth gets ever warmer. human factors in climate change with the focus of the first un earth summit in rio de janeiro back in one thous

. >> as holly mentioned earlier i think we're feeling a little salty here.n d.c. >> that's the best word today, salty. >> yeah. >> but congratulations. warmer temperatures returning here. we'll feel a little like houston this afternoon because temps heading into the mid to upper 70's as we head through the course of not just today but tomorrow as well. satellite and radar still showing some showers. same system that came through yesterday, it's this warm front lifting through, this is sprinkles off to the west. most of this is not making it ac eventually skies will turn into a sunnier direction for us. here's the big picture. you can see no real organization to it. it's just kind of scattered light showers this morning and again some sunshine is on the way. temperatures outside right now still on the cool side of things though. warmer than the past several mornings. 53 degrees at washington but 40's remain off to the north and west. winchester cool spot 41, martinsburg 43 as well as cumberland maryland 43 degrees, manassas at 57. fredericksburg 51 and look j

this i think they probably can raise can time water a liquid salty water. finding so water here suggests warmer ocean currents are having an impact possibly weakening like last year from beneath. all thankfully copters return and the ice cores are loaded on board thanks. to back on the ship they placed in a giant freezer. the history of this size is the first cause is not. going to the continent and then it depth the pressure of the snow above it is compressing compressing into at a depth of about sixty meters this will be so compressed that inform solid ice one of the principles of science is that while that's happening the air. from the atmosphere that was in it is in the snow when it is being locked into the is these bubbles forming right. gradually as we get deeper under more and more pressure. get isolated and you see these little bubbles and that's when we get deeper into the us because we want to look at carbon dioxide concentrations back thousands hundreds of thousands of years it's puppets of the atmosphere that we get into so you see that process

if you try and you should drink a lot and inhale with hot salty water it's very important to help keep the vocal track or oysters and scones fish dish food i mean it's his turn now to does his exercises faithfully he said to go back to his choir san. siro present can no face singing for her final exams with confidence. i'm so relaxed right now that a how can you notice that this is the end of the show and i will continue doing some she and you can join me too but don't forget to switch on your t.v. set next week and stay in good shape. the future. international. journalists discuss the topic of the week as the global climate conference gets underway here in germany. do ambitious climate change policy still jobs donald trump says yes but our guest this week on quadriga begs to differ. quadriga in thirty minutes on w. your children like chocolate. you can't live without your smartphone. to buy your tomatoes in the supermarket. as we go about our daily lives human rights oh often the last thing on the world's . invisible hand is. slavery in the twenty first century. starting december seco

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coastal flooding can destroy farmland by making it too salty deserts are growing and not only because of rising temperatures they are all sea used to be the fourth largest lake in the world until water was diverted for irrigation now it's almost completely dried up in africa over grazing in the side hell has destroyed much of the saw oil the region subsistence farmers are struggling to survive. more than a furred of the earth's land surface is desert and many deserts continue to grow. ever more forests are being cleared every three seconds one hundred trees lost that's the rate at which deforestation has been going on in the amazon for the past forty years yes that's right one hundred trees felled or burned every three seconds . like here in the brazilian state of rum donia rain forest is cleared to make way for soil fields cattle farms dams and reservoirs . for destruction of rain forests means even more c o two is released into the atmosphere and the earth gets ever warmer. human factors in climate change with the focus of the first u.n. earth summit in rio de janeiro back in one th

if you try and you should drink a lot and inhale with hot salty water it's very important to help keep the vocal track or oysters and scones fish dish food i mean it does his exercises faithfully he said to go back to his choir san. siro present can no face singing for her final exams with confidence. i'm so relaxed right now but to help you notice that this is the end of the show and i will continue doing some tight she and you can join me too but don't forget to switch on your t.v. set next week and stay in good shape. the food. for. the for. the food. my name is along that i love by. me and great musicians. friends from all over the world the homecoming in mexico among the phones for forty thousand fans and with her good friend and then let's sing up natalee a lot for the color. blue. dog . here a max this week's highlights. bling bling jewelry artists display their beautiful as a vietnam massively monumental post-war brutalist architect just once despised it's now being celebrated defying gravity by the ovid most spectacular bike stunt. hiromi in thirty minutes w. . the freedom of

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coastal flooding can destroy farmland by making it too salty deserts are growing and not only because of rising temperatures they are all sea used to be the fourth largest lake in the world until water was diverted for irrigation now it's almost completely dried up in africa over grazing in the sod hill has destroyed much of the saw oil the region subsistence farmers are struggling to survive. more than a furred of the earth's land surface is desert and many deserts continue to grow. ever more forests are being cleared every three seconds one hundred trees lost that's the rate at which deforestation has been going on in the amazon for the past forty years yes that's right one hundred trees felled or burned every three seconds . like here in the brazilian state of run donia rain forest is cleared to make way for sowing fields cattle farms dams and reservoirs. the destruction of rain forests means even more c o two is released into the atmosphere and the earth gets ever warmer. it's time to remind of our top stories germany's potential government coalition talks have resumed after all n

the people whose lives are still right on the line and how does that happen because if you meant it salty that was the turning point it feels like out this is all but routed from there the conflict is not over though but things seem to be moving in the right direction those people in syria though need action now who is actually on the front line getting that aid in while the u.n. working with the red cross and red crescent are currently reaching seven million people every month across the whole of syria with lifesaving assistance the problem we have is that there are parts of the country we can't get to and that is my top priority at the moment especially. it's not easy and certainly not safe to rain separately according to u.n. reports children of the age of fifteen in syria sometimes even younger have been engaged in combat there is anything that the u.n. can do in order to try and prevent child soldiers becoming a key part of this war that's still ongoing. well you know my colleague they said general special representative produced a very important report on this subject just a month o

pound. >> salty mo is back. let it snow. >> all right. i love that song.e do. >> no snow in the forecast today. no snow in the forecast tomorrow or any time soon. >> not for at least a week and looking long range here looks like we'll be warmer than normal by the end of next week. there are your headlines another sunny afternoon. in fact i think less cloudiness today than yesterday. should be very very very nice day. with a passing -- let's talk about tomorrow. with passing shower tomorrow cold front will be moving through. and temperatures will be warming up to near 60 by tomorrow. so we're very this morning. we'll warm it up into the 50's later today a tomorrow brings us another cool down for the end of the weekend. all right. those are yesterday' numbers. 47 at reagan national. dulles and bwi marshall 44. normal daytime high 55. we'll be close to that number today with again temperatures a good five plus degrees warmer than yesterday. all right. still cold. 33 in the city. city. 30 in quantico look at manassas. you see to win the cold sweepstakes for yo

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. >> for me the 1967 war was a 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 opposi

he wasn't salty and it's natural that he's there and often he would return this is this country. behind only he and. this may be a family issue but. i would like to know why i would like to thank president for not accepting his assignation because if you gave how do you mean if you are. the first official confirmation that saddam will be returning to was made by the man himself. not long after landing in paris held the phone conversation with lebanon's president telling him that he will be here to attend the independence day celebrations on november the twenty second now what happens when he. insists on his resignation or will he decide to be reappointed as prime minister and form a new government but on condition that hezbollah. which is allied with iran is not participating in this new government so a lot of questions on what comes next and that is why many in lebanon fear that the crisis is not over because saudi iranian rivalry which is really playing out across the region is now being played out in lebanon. argentina's defense ministry says it is detected seven attempted sat

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you seen a difference when you change the distribution of the types of food from just canned goods, salty things to fresh food? >> i think people appreciate so much the opportunity to buy foods that are otherwise out of reach for them because of cost, and so, by being able to provide so many fresh fruits and vegetables and other foods that are good for health, it's really important, and it really -- i don't know -- brings a level of equity to communities that otherwise can't access the foods that you and i may take for granted. >> right. and they should have that right to have healthy food every day. >> absolutely. >> so, you get all this -- tons and tons of food -- so, how do you distribute all of that? >> we are -- we have a network of over 200 member agencies, which are both food pantries and soup kitchens, so places that prepare meals or places that give out groceries, and they acquire their food from us and possibly other sources, and then they distribute it to their community. >> and is there a limit on the amount somebody can take? >> well, with fresh fruits and vegetables, that's

not have money but now that our groundwater used to be fresh and clean we could drink it today it's salty and unpalatable. and if the wells near the sea are flooded quite regularly and become spoiled by the salt if we were to wash with that water it feel like washing in seawater a minute but. the salinity of water supplies isn't the only problem supplying clean drinking water is another challenge village representatives present to this solutions. we opted for this solar power to make it work we need equipment such as pipes to pump the well water to the houses. when. we get the one about we thought about what would be the best solution for everyone that's why we chose a desalination plant. but i guess we need a hand pump to supply ourselves with water in that. you suggested a number of ideas it's important that the solution is cheap and will work for a long time. yeah i mean. we're going to lay out all of your criteria on the floor here. which solution will win the village delegates are asked to vote that's an important part of the process says kerry cans australian development aid worker

sweet, salty. >> no, no.ght-watchers, coming out with this interesting thing -- >> thanks. he hands me a pop-tarts cheese sandwich and tells me about weight-watchers. >> now they have a diet wine, only 85 calories as opposed to 120 calorie wine. but it's like 19 points on weight-watchers. >> you can eat that with your pop tarts cheese sandwich. >>> over to a new study showing a staggering 64% of british adults admit they are still scared of the dark. >> what? the majority? >> that's two-thirds of the population. they don't like putting the lights off at bedtime. they check under their bed for monsters lurking. >> no way. >> 20 percent of them say that. now when i go home early, at 5:00, 6:00 in the morning, my husband's getting ready for work, hi, hon! wah! >> is it just seeing you without makeup? >> oh, it might be that, too. >> it could be that. >> i don't now, i think i look totally normal. don't you think? here have a cheese sandwich. >>> this morning on "world news now," the mass shooting in california.