>> everybody like stew? >> yeah. >> all right, beef stew. >> yes. >> now, you guys, i want to -- i want to watch you taste this, because... >> mmm! >> ...the real key is the flavor. >> mm-mmm! >> if you can't get a "yum, yum!" face like that, then everything i told you wasn't worth it, right? >> i have the "yum, yum!" face. >> i know. so, enjoy that. >> okay, i do. >> it's delicious, isn't it? >> you know what i love, eric? the fact that you can cook meat 80% faster, but still have the flavor like it's been cooking all day. >> yeah, that's right. you know, just like soups, you know, in my restaurant -- we used to simmer soups all day -- sometimes, even overnight. i just made clam chowder... >> gorgeous. >> ...in 20 minutes. oh! >> that is beautiful. >> is that beautiful? >> absolutely. >> but because we call it the power pressure cooker xl, which means 6 quarts of capacity... >> wow. >> so, you can make clam chowder for an army. look how beautiful that is. >> yes. >> smell it. fresh clams, fresh ingredients

well, lucky for you we've got an hour of simple soups, stews and

it's not a stew, though. and then just like anything, we're gonna finish with all the ingredients that were in the soup. a little chopped walnut, some beautifully chopped sage, just a touch more of that prosciutto right on top. walnut sage soup, greenhouse tavern. cleveland, ohio, downtown. - [david] beautiful. - [brian] thank you. - thank you. and now it's natalie. let's see what's cooking with her.. (mellow music) - when you're in tremont, we're at lucky's cafe, brian, you guys are known for this tomato soup here. - yes, yes we are. it is, it looks delicious. and it's sitting in this i'm seeing a ton whole tomatoes that you have in there? carrots, onions, celery. - [natalie] what probably more unique than other tomato soups out there? is it a little more chunky consistency when it's done? - no, it's blended down at the very end of it. the difference for us, mostly, is cream. we use a lot of heavy cream in ours, and garlic and salt and just seasoned properly. - what kind of tomatoes do you use? can i just pu

i'm going for the pork throttle stew, mostly because i like the sound of throttle.that makes me very happy. >> if i were to ask most hungarians, when were the good old days? >> you would have the answer. >> this. >> of course, it's not all foie gras and fine wines. there are other pleasures, just as awesome. maybe, maybe even more awesome. like this. plesharda. a smokey, chilly working class joint run for the last 25 years and for obvious reasons, beloved by locals. and here's why. look at this. a golden brown pancake with chicken livers covered, nay, drowned with a rich, deeply satisfying sauce of bone marrow. >> i've got to tell you, this is great. some of you have noticed and complained that i don't really describe food anymore, on the show. this is a deliberate strategy on my part, actually. it's really a lot like writing porn. after you've used the same adjectives over and over, look at it, it's chicken liver, bone marrow, a delicious pancake. is this going to make your life better at all if i describe exactly how while smacking my lips and annoying you? no. it

daphne's getting low and slow with a super stew that you can set and forget. then michael's satisfying your cravin' for braisin' with a mouthwatering dish that's a surefire crowd-pleaser. plus, mario's in the kitchen they're stirring up a savory

and, yeah, that's it. >> it's time for stew. bull stew.like a big pot where he simmered slowly for hours with local herbs, onions and potatoes. nothing like a roaring fire and a spread of ham, homemade chorizo, spanish cheeses, bread and good olive oil to take the sting out of a near genital mutilation. >> nice. >> looks good, huh? >> it's not a bad place to come? >> no. he started at age 19? [ speaking foreign language ] when you were a little boy growing up, you aspired to be a bullfighter? >> exactly. >> the matadors were the original rock stars, the very ideal of masculinity, male beauty and grace. that runs deep. like it or not, you should probably know this before dating a spanish guy. me, i'd happily see an end to it tomorrow. but there is no denying the terrible beauty of a very complex tradition. it's not about winning. it's not about killing the bull. and nor is it about being just skillful. you have to look good doing it, too. are there any like really ugly ass bullfighters? a really out of shape -- a muffin top. how do you call

because we're curling up with the best simple soups, stews and stuff. daphne's getting low and slow with a super stew that you can set and forget. then michael's satisfying your cravin' for braisin' with a mouthwatering dish that's a surefire crowd-pleaser. plus, mario's in the kitchen with the hilarious retta and they're stirring up a savory stew that will warm you up in no time. the fun starts right now on "the chew!"

because we're curling up with the best simple soups, stews and stuff. daphne's getting low and slow with a super stew that you can set and forget. then michael's satisfying your cravin' for braisin' with a mouthwatering dish that's a surefire crowd-pleaser. plus, mario's in the kitchen with the hilarious retta and they're stirring up a savory stew that will warm you up in no time.

we're going let this stew on medium heat for about an hour. chopped slan tro, kosher salt and pepper. fin nirn cook and transfer the stew into a baking cish called a coc. q. get it in there to cook a little. bake at 357 degrees for 12 minutes until the the eggs are done. that's it. it's ready. oh, that looks yay. chef max plates with grilled bread and garnishes with cilantro. toto go with our eggs dish we suggest the lay over champagne cocktail and upon pomegranate. welcome to cypress tavern thvment sour eggs crrks ca coke. enjoy. o the recipe is all on our web site at win. if you click on on line scrarks we're going show you an easy way to grill bread. just like the pros. live in the newsplex. i'm belkeys nerey. >> lynn: i'm printing now. i'll let now thousand goes. >> danielle: i'd love that. >> lynn: i'll lit know if i do it. i'll print. it we'll be right back. >> >> >> lynn:, well, a south floridaoman taking her purse to a shop to be cleaned up. >> danielle: that's right but when she got it to that shop and got it back, she saib her pricey

you're quite welcome to. >> reporter: hot stew sounds about right now very very good. kilian is closed right now but opens 8:30 tomorrow morning. they're expecting another shipment of salt and if today is any indication they say get here early. iain? >> that's good advice, dawn. thank you. you can track the storm and monitor storm totals any time of the day or night. at fox 29.com. don't forget the download our fox 29 weather app get weather alerts and updates instantly on your smart tone. we want to know how you're preparing for the storm. zen us your pictures. post them on twitter, facebook or instagram. just use the #fox29snow and when that storm rolls in send us pictures or video. you can become part of our fox 29 weather coverage. >>> we have breaking news in south philadelphia. let's go to skyfox live over the scene there was a crash on columbus boulevard. police say a driver hit a person. that person is now in the hospital. we do not know how badly the person is hurt or how this even happened. right now the southbound lanes of columbus boulevard are clos closed.

. >> gnocchi stew.araguay, so maybe this stew comes from this side. colonies from all over the world. >> so you invite them, give them the catfish soup. [ laughter ] ♪ mario, could you pass me the paraguayan soup? >> soup. >> it's very unique. >> our dictator lopez, his favorite soup was corn soup. and one day he ordered his favorite soup and the cook, when he opened the pot, ah, it was a cake. >> paraguay has not been noted for its history of kinder, gentler leaders. in the 1800s, two generations of lopez, father and son, one dictator after the other, certainly left their marks on this country. >> lopez was known for putting a wrong stamp on the letter you get shot. the cook didn't want to get shot. he showed up in front of lopez and said this is paraguayan soup. and the dictator ate it and he liked it. and a bit later, the entire country eat it. >> it's like cheesy cornbread. >> yes. >> awesome. good meal. ♪ >> so this was the house or one of the houses of the notorious madam lynch? >> yes. exactly. >

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bunch of strains in the party have come together in the last 35 years and have emerged in a kind of stewn see little chunks of that stew in every piece of his agenda, to the extent that he has an agenda. "we needed to win, not lose." "we are just politically correct, we don't say what we think." "we are losing everywhere and everything is a disaster and we need a businessman that i can be a leader." these are sort of cartoonish versions of serious ideas that have been promulgated over the last 37 years. they have extended into a caricature. the answer that the primaries will address is that whether the party has become a character itself were not. john: he has spent a decent amount of time in the last week bringing up the question related to bill clinton in his personal past that many people find unsavory. there has been an interesting back-and-forth between him and the clinton camp. is that smart politics for any republican? to go after bill clinton on the question of his past in the personal sphere? guest: i don't think anyone but he would have done it. he's driven by a different set o

. >> the best khao kha mu stewed pork leg in the city. doing that? >> for years she's been serving this -- khao kha mu. slowly stewed pork. >> she cooks it in a master sauce. you though the chinese master sauce where you cook it in the same thing. it probably goes back at least a generation. >> like sherry. there's a little bit of the original batch still in there? >> exactly. >> hacking red meat all day and there's like not a drop on the frilly -- >> this is a sauce that goes with it. kind of like a sour chili sauce. and then you've got to have some of these pickled mustard greens, too, pak dong. >> that's really tasty. >> this place is famous as hell. half the people here are tourists, probably chinese tourists. [ speaking foreign language ] >> let's do it. ♪ >> you want to stick your feet in some fish water? >> uh, no. >> no. >> let's go, guys. i need to stop at a sports bar. i need to have some chicken wings. i need to have some like fried mozzarella sticks. i need to go to a gun range. more beer, more food. >> if you go on the sidewa

no trial date has been stew mathews says the settlement shouldn't impact the criminal case. his only word for the pact -- "wow." tom mckee, nine on your side, live at the university of cincinnati. all new at five - quick work, saves three lives. lives.a woman and her dogs were pulled from a pond in west chester. chester.you can see here - those dogs are safe tonight, as their owner recovers nearby. evan millward is live in west chester now with how they ended up on the ice ... evan? that woman is expected to be just fine - though she's here at west chester hospital.a family member tells us her temperature is back up.what we know is that she was out walking two dogs when they ran onto a small frozen pond on sea pines place.all three fell through that ice and had to be rescued by fire crews crewswe got to check on those ago here at a vets office in town.they were already eager to play again - even with our camera.that woman's son picked them up not long ago.vets say they just needed to warm them up. kelly smith/west chester veterinary centertheir temperature was just the low s

you can find all different kinds of fish. >> fishermen stews all over the world. >> exactly. of koreans in general. we love being together in a space, huddled around a bubbling pot of something. >> what can i tell you? oh, this is good. you are failing in your duties as a young assistant. >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry. >> we don't have to drink it immediately, do we? face planting. >> koreans, they just want each other to drink as much as possible. peer pressure drinking is kind of a big deal. may i have another glass, please? >> korean drinking etiquette 101. you never pour your own drink. younger pours for the older and you never drink alone. >> how come all the korean guys are so tormented? they're all carrying around some unseen weight. >> every single korean person is born with this thing called han, which is a deep sorrow and anger. it has nothing to do with upbringing. it's genetic. it's in our blood. >> han, my favorite korean word. it has many implied and specific meanings, but generally speaking, it is a mixture of endurance, yearning, sorrow, regret, bitterness, spite, h

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a big bowl of stew with a big hunk of bread ask that would be about it.ce, yeah. >> lamb chops seared in the pan then finished over the grill. then caesar salad with chicken. >> ever find out how are the other firefighters eating around the city? >> you know, what are you guys having for chow? >> you ever get tempted? oh, yeah, we had foie gras with truffles. all the time. >> we'll be eating lobster in a minute. >> lobster again! i keep telling the guys, no more lobster, i just can't take it. we're free to eat. >> yes. >> nice job on the crab cakes. >> yeah. >> full of meat. >> very tasty. >> so if it's not good, you're not diplomatic about it? >> no, not at all. >> no. >> no. >> tell them, nice try. >> a lot of cooks, they look at that kitchen, there's a lot of room. and there's always a lot of spices. our staples are always loaded. you can pretty much make anything in there. it's a good place to be a cook. nice job, there, paulie. >> thanks. >> yes, well done, sir. >> generally speaking, you eat fast. because you never know. in all likelihood, you are n

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. >> reporter: people are mourning the loss of stew the sketch artist.omeone killed him a month ago, knocking him to the ground at market and van ness around 2:00, december 5th, as he waited for a bus. police are now releasing video of a person of interest in the homicide, hoping someone can let them know who this man is. as police look for the attacker. >> what if stew hadn't gone out that day? he'd be alive. >> reporter: friends try to make sense of his absence, remembering a man who captured characters of the neighborhood in his art. >> it was at one of the art shows and i miss him. >> reporter: hoping an arrest is made soon. >> very scary. but you know what? it could happen to anybody. anybody. >> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> family dog was shot and killed. the reason, police say, he was about to attack an officer. >> nbc bay area talked with the dog's owner who says his dog was standing ten feet away when the shots rang out. >> it hurts. >> reporter: it's been 24 hours since a pleasant hill police officer shot anthony's dog clyde in fr

where it's a new era in logan the aggies have a new head coach for the first time in 18 years, after stew morrill retired.. they're 11-and-8 overall, unlv and san diego state... they have six guys averaging 7 points or better, including two in double digits... chris smith is averaging 14 points and 6 rebounds per game... while jalen moore is averaging a team-high 15 points and 6 boards... he was named all- conference second team last season as a sophomore. . musselman: "i mean jalen is, i think he's one of the most underrated players in our musselman: "i mean jalen is, i think he's one of the most underrated players in our league because he can shoot the ball, he runs the floor, he can score in transition. he's got a little bit of a mid-range game, he's bouncy on the glass. and at his size to be able to stretch the defense out and shoot the three-ball. both jalen moore and and smith, they're hard covers." jeff is back with another check of your forecast. tonight: a 20 percent chance of rain after 10 pm. mostly cloudy, with a low around 42. southwest wind around 10 mph. friday: rain likely

and with just enough moist stew just enough cold air produce some minor snow accumulation. some bigger snow accumulations for the high country. so here future cast locally and carolina view. you can see cloud-free conditions tonight. evening. here comes the first bands snow wednesday morning. through the southern blue ridge by day break. then crossing over 26 by earlier break before we get another rounds of some snow wednesday evening. and then snow fall amounts again, will be more impressive in high em elevations where we could see couple of inches in many places. up here. near along the tennessee border where the valleys right through the heart of the french broad river valley it looks like minimal >> plebe single digits and teens for low. we will highs in 20 s and0s only tomorrow. there your seveve go for the. >> and. warm day thursday colder days, coming by the end of the weekend. >> some children went to school today to die spit having day off. to give back. it was four martin luther king day as you will see in today never stop learning they took on several service pro

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dismo from the channel 4 stewed- - . >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning it's 5:00 on the dot i am chris mckinnon. >> i am kathryn hauser it's january 15th and we need to get a check of the forecast pamela gardner is here and a lot of us are wondering what the weather will be leek for the pats game. >> it will be soggy to start off for tailgating but by the time we head towards kick off for the pats game it looks to dry out. thank goods in we dodged a bullet. current temperatures this morning in the 20s or teens farther to the north and west. concord 15 and boston 29. taunton 24. and there's a light breeze out there and it makes a difference in some locations. worcester. 24 in lawrence and 24 in taunton. day planner today temperatures stay in the 20s this morning. lunch hour 38 degrees with a few peeks of sunshine although i think the clouds will rule the forecast today. drive home we keep it dry and 35. and just a bit we will go through the rain chance for saturday and the hour by hour timing and let you know when the showers move out in

today, they got beef stew delivered to their camps to help them warm up... but now they're heading inside... let's go live to john sears outside hilton.... as president, i will defend this nation,but i will do it responsibly. i voted against the war in iraq,and that was the right vote. we must never forgetthe lessons of that experience. isis must be destroyed,but we should not do it alone. we need an international coalition with muslim boots on the ground fighting with our support. it's time to end the quagmire of perpetual warfare in the middle east. as president, i will. i'm bernie sanders,and i approve this message. you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, but so many families don't feellike their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. i'm hillary clinton a

>>chef bruce: got it stewed together. i remember growing up. you were talking about the miles avery thing, i remember listening to miles avery on the trumpet all the time. great jazz player. >>zack: there he goes again. you were close. >>evan: let's take a look outside, zack? >>zack: clear this morning, guys. a little chill to start but later this afternoon, we are f f above our average for this time of year. 61 degrees, we are not there tomorrow but enjoy today because monday thruz wednesday. >>evan: get outside. stick to wiz khalifa ( ). >>chef bruce: snoop dog. >>evan: have a wonderful sunday. good morning morning american follows our show. stay tune and have a great >> >>> good morning, america. right now, it's crunch time. the candidates barnstorming iowa. the frantic hours campaigning before the voting begins. >> u-s-a. [ chanting ] >> all: u-s-a! >> there's a theory we're leading in the polls. but there's a theory we could do every better than the polls. >> bill clinton singing hillary's praises. that race the tightest it's ever been. th

cooking dimentioned with a special rice stew. what else -- cooking commenced with a special rice stew. what else? >> a good soup. to keep you warm. >> it's a delicacy. learning to like spicy. >> beef, chicken, i mix everything together. i put kale. >> spinach. string beans. >> i'm coming for dinner. [ laughter ] >> reporter: once the storm hits, mom and grandma say the fauquier triplets will be eating pancakes, fried eggs and turkey bacon. >> not a bad item on the menu there. >>> this storm could rank near the top 10 among the worst winter storms to ever hit the eastern u.s. >> a state of emergency has been declared in tennessee, north carolina, virginia, maryland, washington, dc and pennsylvania. cbs 2's craig boswell has the latest from the nation's capital. >> reporter: a monster storm created treacherous driving conditions during the morning commute from georgia to virginia. people used snow blowers and small introduce clear the sidewalks in north carolina. >> we have a forecast that i don't think we have had in 90 years. >>

renegade and i make one a confederate general and i add a bunch of other nefarious characters and stew the pot to see where it goes. >> he's nabbed two golden globes, two academy awards and has eight critically acclaimed feature films under his bet. now filmmaker quentin tarantino is becoming a star attraction in hollywood with a star on the walk of fame. >> quentin is all about the business of movies as entertainment and, you know, he sneaks a message in there but he's going to entertain you while he gives it to you. for a kid from knoxville, tennessee, to become a name on the hollywood walk of fame. oh, my god. who would have thought? i know, you know. >> so i have called hollywood my home even before i even lived in this zip code, for a very, very long time and i take it seriously that i am a member of this community. i'm a member of this town. and i respect it and i love it and i want to thank all you all for coming out and i'm happy to have my star on the walk of fame with all the other people that have done a wonderful job in this town. natalie: that's it for this week. join me n

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[inaudible conversations] spee dec i am trying not to keep track they stews see you again. how are you? >> if she's still in impose brings? into another one for my father. >> fantastic. if you need any let me know. >> good memory. good for you. i will reach out to my longtime subscriber. >> with the paper product or the web site. [inaudible conversations] >> come over here. how are you? how his life? i have been here 30 days this year. four or five i will be back in shape during. >> just coming back from beirut and has an apartment at the watergate you were welcome to that. seriously. spee beck will you sign this? >> absolutely. [inaudible conversations] is this year's someplace. >> merry christmas stick then they are texting. very funny. what is that? what have you done? >> is a that's a fabulous very christmas. >> great to see you. beside your brother had a great visit with him. >> fabulous. give me a hug. [inaudible conversations] >> there we go. i am not giving up is just taking longer than i thought. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] should i make it out to you? in

we're here at the amazing stew leonard's farm-fresh grocers, and the challenge today is we have to shop out of other people's carts. >> walk up to somemedy's cart, take food right out of it. >> the loser is the person who can take the l lst amount of items. >> what is going on upstairs right now? [ laughter ] >> there he goes. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry? store. i saw you looking at them before, and this one looked really, really good and tasty. [ laughter ] do you mind? [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> she don't even know yet! >> how do you not see this? >> she doesn't know she's missing 20 items from her cart? you kidding me? he's got a whole frigging cart! [ laughter ] [ ding! ] >> all r rhty. he's in. [ laughter ] >> o ay, ay, ay. [ laughter ] oh, ay, ay, ay. [ laughter ] oh, me gusta. es su ca. su carto. me gusta. ay, ay, ay. geez, where'd you find these? these are ripepe hold those one second. [ laughter ] two bags of oranges, six grapes. m just gonna take these off your hands, then. i'll work with this. thanks, man. appreciate it. >> wow! [ laughter ] [ ding! ] >> there he i

we'll be right back after >>> a stew students are helping cash cars and raise money at the same time. >> we spray it on the towel and fiber towel. >> reporter: and spawned from waterless buddies are run by a couple unc seniors. >> our buddies go out and wash the car. and we send you a before and after picture and it is as easy as that. >> it is good to get it wet first. >> reporter: using and eco- friendly spray and a little elbow grease, they currently employee ten students as buddies and now they're looking to expand. >> if you need some flexible work, anyone can do it. i have not washed a car with water. >> reporter: the waterless buddies carwash typically takes 15 minutes to a half hour. and it save you time and water. >> we save 45 gallons of water per wash. >> reporter: even without watt terk the buddies say they can -- water, the buddies say they can wash anything. from new york to north carolina. and it had snow and grit. and we were able to handle it. we have not come across making it we have not been able to wash yet. >>> that is a great job. the waterless body wash costs $2

the aggies have a new head coach for the first time in 18 years, after stew morrill retired... averaging 7 points or better, including two over 14 points... and they live by the three-pointer, shooting an average of 22 per game and hitting 34% of them. musselman: "they're a balanced team. you know, they execute well. they have good continuity even though it's a first year coach. he's been there for so long, he was an assistant and worked under one of the greatest college coaches of all time. and so, you know, we've got our work cut out for us. we have ti stick with out identity and be a physical defensive team. " it's a 6pm tipoff tomorrow night... the aggies are 7-and-4 at home this season. that's your look at sports. a winter storm will impact the region today with strong winds, rain, and high elevation snow. a cold front will bring lowering snow levels tonight and saturday. be prepared for travel impacts in the sierra and western nevada throughout the weekend and possibly into early next week. over the last 24 hours. a winter storm with a deep moisture plume moving into nort

for so long, he was an assistant and worked under one of the greatest college coaches of all time in stew. and so, you know, we've got our work cut out for us. we have ti stick with out identity and be a physical defensive team. " it's a 6pm tipoff on saturday night... the aggies are 7-and-4 at home this season. demarcus cousins has been named to the all- star team for the he's the first kings player to do that in 13 years... cousins will also take part in the skills competition at all-star weekend... he ranks third in the nba in scoring and 4th in rebounds... averaging 27 points and 11 rbeounds per game a great matchup at the australian open today... roger federer against novak djokovic... the career series -- even -- at 22 wins apeice but djokovic had the 8- to-6 edge in grand slam events... it looked like it would be an historic rout... he won the first two sets 6-1, 6-2... federer came back to win the third set, before being eliminated in the 4th... djokovic advances to the australian open final... he's trying to win it for the 6th time in his career. really big news out of las vegas

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there will be live music, a raffle and brunswick stew for sale. the family of four lived in that home and no one was injured it caught fire on the mom's and teenaged daughter's birthday. >> danner: oh, boy. >> mark: yeah. >>> popularity of streaming and >>> we are going to jump ahead to your weekend and i think we are going to enjoy the forecast as you will see a significant warm-up. here is your saturday after a cold start, briefly have 20s early in the morning and 43 at 10:00. highs reaching the upper 50s. and toward south side, lower 60s for your saturday. >>> this past weekend, the storm kept plenty of people inside and that had cable boxes working overtime. comcast officials set a record on saturday with $1.3 million customers watching on demand movies and tv shows at the same time. in baltimore and washington, on demand viewing was up 56% from the week before. most popular tv shows were shades of blue and game of thrones. >>> how many people you know with an amazon prime membershipwith an amazon prime membership. apparently you should becaus

my favorite is stewed pork with carp caramelized.his is pickled and soured packed with garlic and pepper. this is another new year's classic. it's made with sweet rice on the outside, pork on the inside, all of it wrapped in banana leaves. you can steam it or slice it up and fry it. just a few of the many delicious and traditional vietnamese new year's food. of course, for desesert dried fruits. >> the year of the monkey started to dominate the community calendar. the 2016 stanford chinese new year gala is taking place on february 6th at me memorial auditori auditorium. it will bring many to the santa clara fairgrounds for a two-day celebration on february 13th through the 14th. >>> also, the bridges group is hosting a deluxe charity dinner to celebrate the new year on saturday, february 20th. all proceeds go to help the nonprofit. the event will be at the champagne seafood restaurant in san mateo. nearby the family bridges dinner is the chinese new year parade in san francisco bringing the array of marching bands, floats, and golden

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. >> that's when he walked around victim's car and just beat the stew out of the victim, took his wallet, tossed him out of his car and off they went. >> reporter: the chance at love turned into a brutal carjacking. the only good news for detectives, the female suspect made a very silly mistake. >> we recognized the female, who by the way has given her real picture on plenty of fish. thank you very much. >> reporter: deputies take her into custody without incident and she leads them straight to williams. the sheriff says anyone on a dating website must tread lightly. get to know them and their friends and what they like to do before ever thinking about joining them in a car. >> you make that choice to go on a dating site, you take whatever comes your way. and in this case, what came his way was a beat-down and the loss of his car. >> reporter: the victim had to go to the hospital with cuts and bruises to his head. told he will be okay. live in lakeland, ryan raiche, abc action news. >>> a shattered jaw and months of recovery is what a man is facing after being ambushed in his own home. o

and you can see little chunks of that stew in every piece of his, in every piece of his agenda to theat he has an agenda. we need to win, not lose. we have a bunch of losers. we are all just politically correct so we won't say what we think. we are losing everywhere and everything is a disaster. we need a businessman who can be a leader and we need a leader. these are cartoonish versions of serious ideas, some serious ideas that have been promulgated that have descended into caricature. the answer that the primaries are going to address is whether the party has become a caricature of itself. i don't know. >> he has spent the last decent amount of time bringing up the questions related to bill clinton and bill clinton's past, his personal life, things he has done that many find unsavory. there is interesting back and forth between him and the clinton camp on this. is that smart politics for any republican. donald trump is doing it right now. any republican going after bill clinton on the question of his past in the personal sphere? >> i don't think anyone but he would have done it beca

. >> translator: i was hoping to make winter stew, but they don't have any leeks or vegetables i need. >> the price of produce are expected to rise. people may face more problems when the snow melts. nhk world. >>> reports of child abuse in japan have doubled in the past ten years. nearly 90,000 cases reported in 2014. a physician who has seen the worst is stepping in to stop an escalation of violence. >> reporter: professor specializes in forensic medicine. he is conducted a top a. this boy died when he was two. he had unnatural bruises on his cheek. his mother and her common law husband were eventually arrested. an x-ray tells the story of another boy at the age of six months. >> translator: this is a leg bone. children's bones are quite resi resilient. they don't normally snap like this. >> a counseling center learned of the jury, but lacked evidence it was caused by abuse, so it did not intervene. he wishes someone had noticed what was happening earlier. >> translator: children have the right to live from the day they're born. it's hearbreaking to learn about these cases. i feel a

. >>> and a fight over where stew house the homeless in one up. what's being done now to get them off the streets. brooks? >> reporter: we're continuing to watch the rain move east over the atlantic ocean, clearing most people who sign up for health insurance on healthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage more affordable, lowering their monthly premiums. many find low premium plans for less than $75 dollars a month. if you don't sign up, you have to pay a penalty of $695 or more. your last chance to enroll is >> remained, camped outside every an administration building at daytona beach. fox 35's tiffany teasley is in diety bait that's heating up. >> the city had a goal to try to get the homeless relocated by tomorrow, but still, nothing has been set in stone and until a permanent solution is reached, some local groups are trying to fight back. many of the homeless came here tonight to the master's domain church of god in christ to get inside and have a warm meal. >> it's a great place to come in and get warm for a minute and you kno

no dominican food without rice, beans, stew chicken. karen: try chicken and steak and -- fried chicken and steak and onions have been staples for two decades. with so much already accomplished in boston, he can dream of an even bigger future. >> i want to see a merengue in every state. i wish we can grow to be a big latino franchise across the and we are in 100%. karen: across boston harbor in population has been flourishing since the 1990' s. one woman has been working to enrich the culture through music and dance at schools and around the neighborhood. this mariachi singer has been making a name for herself in new england since moving from mexico in 2000. she began singing at a young age while spending days cooking by her grandmother' s side in mexico. >> i learned a lot of songs from her and she worked in a place where mariachis had their music for the general audience. that was my first gig and from there everybody paid me for singing and i said, oh, this is cool! [laughter] s keep singing! karen: her singing career took her around

the pack takes on utah state on saturday head coach for the first time in 18 years, after stew morrill retired... they have six guys averaging 7 points or better, including two over 14 points... and they live by the three-pointer, shooting an average of 22 per game and hitting 34% of them. musselman: "they're a balanced team. you know, they execute well. they have good continuity even though it's a first year coach. he's been there for so long, he was an assistant and worked under one of the greatest college coaches of all time. and so, you know, we've got our work cut out for us. we have ti stick with out identity and be a physical defensive team. " it's a 6pm tipoff on saturday night... the aggies are 7-and-4 at home this season. a former pack star on the court in the nba tonight.... ramon sessions with the steal, the hoop and the foul... he scored 11 points in 16 minutes off the bench... but the wizards fall to the nuggets 117-113 orleans... a sacramento kid has the game of his life!... ryan anderson erupts for 30 points in the first half alone!... he finished with a career-high 36

denver 7 mark stew either is live right now and super bowls can be some of the most complicated events. >> reporter: so, super bowl seckity is not just about securing the stadium it is a region wide concern. that is why tonight, precautions are taking place in san francisco, in santa clara and likely beyond. >> reporter: one game, many potential different security threats. from the footballlfield to super bowl city. security is a regional wide issue. during the super bowl in detroit. he says super bowl 50 security compares to the democratic national convention when it was held here in denver. >> about as big of an event as to prepare for. >> reporter: the game-changing attacks using small weapon, multiple shooters and often multiple locations is altering the way security is handled. >> that is the terrorist edge greatest concern. about. >> because of that risk, taillie routines are changing in california. it is not just the presence of the police and metal detectors. >> homeland security taken over the security. our bags and everything will be checked on our way into work and we are to