very healthy, lots of thai herb. - [david] this is a thai dish, and we look at all these beautiful thai dishes, and for people who haven't tried that yet, they may be familiar with chinese food or something like that, how is thai food different? - the difference is because the sauce, the food looks similar, but the taste is very different. - well i'll tell you the food looks so beautiful, you almost don't wanna touch it. look at this beautiful flower here on this plate here, and this is called crying tiger. - crying tiger. - will that make a crying david? is it hot? - the tiger, the beef, is not spicy, but sauce on the side is spicy. - so it's not really a tiger? - no. (laughing) - it's beef! - it's beef, yeah. - so good it will make you cry. so that's the crying tiger. - try the sauce. sauce is really good, that sauce maybe make you cry. lots of ground chiles. - boo hoo hoo. it's so good. so much fun to visit here too. what's this, is a chicken dish? - this is chicken cashew nut with a tomato sauce. very popular here too. so, thai food, this tastes sort of spicy. but overall you wouldn

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darcy tag: thai street cafe still has a c, but they say the owner is focused on fixing violations and getting ready for re-inspection. darcy spears, 13 action news. crash on wb flamingo road at torrey pines, all wb lanes blocked. use other routes. start across all locations of southern nevada and northern arizona. in las vegas the overnight low, or morning temperature will be 41. clear skies though out the day will allow the sun to warm up the temperature to 64 in the afternoon, still a few degrees shy of the normal. winds will be light. a freeze warning is in place for western clark and southern nye county (including pahrump). because morning lows will be so chilly, checking your 4 ps is a good idea! pipes, pets, plants and people! any exposed outdoor pipes should be wrapped and insulated. outdoor potted plants and pets should be brought inside for warmth. in las vegas we are not going to freeze but elevations above 3,500 feet could and the outlying typical cold areas might by friday morning. by the weekend, high pressure will take over again and mainly sunny skies and light winds wi

our dirty dining journey begins at thai street cafe on industrial and desert inn. with 39 demerits, custom here--like in the health district's picture. 29:46 darcy: where's your c grade? it used to be posted up there but now it's gone. chef aminy norchan: yeah, i don't know where she put. darcy: you know it has to be posted in full public view? chef: yeah, i know that. 30:00 darcy: your customers need to know what they're getting into. chef: yes. inspectors found expired food in their fridge, including rice, pot stickers, chicken satay, pork rib and thai dumplings. lots of other food was in the electrical outage. there were small flies throughout the facility. and a camping cot in the dry storage area. 28:46 chef: um, that for... is... the owner. is not for us. darcy: the owner sleeps back there? chef: before, but now he is not here. he go somewhere. he not here long time like one month already. chef aminy norchan says inspectors came on her day off, which is why so much went wrong. 27:40 darcy: you know the kitchen was pretty dirty and there was like it hadn't bee

were thai-namite in wauwatosa at 87th and north avenue. weve built a really good fan base on the east side so we had to bring it out west. its been really great to see how many people are so excited to have thai-namite out here. the food is thai cuisine and sushi. its absolutely phenomenal. we have really grea have been in this family business for a really long time. every single dish here im proud of. its amazing. and we have craft cocktails that have a touch of thai to them. weve got a great beer lineup and lots of wine to choose from. we have a new kids menu and sushi. just a dot of sauce. amazing sushi its so fresh. the dragon is our signature here. when the customer sees that they go oh thats a dragon yeah everyone loves that. we have something for everyone. i think it. yeah. if the customer is happy then i am. did you see the big stories at 1130. a beloved t-v mom... dead at 82. how florence henderson is being remembered. plus -- black friday is officially in full swing. we'll take a look at everything from the large lines... to the

thank you so much for joining us here you go, pad thai, no peanuts. but does it have peanut oil? i'm not sure. everyone keep an eye on howard in case he starts to swell up. since it's not bee season, you can have my epinephrine. are there any chopsticks? you don't need chopsticks. this is thai food. here we go. thailand has had the fork since the latter half of the 19th century. interestingly, they don't actually put the fork in their mouth-- they use it to put the food on a spoon, which then goes into their mouth. for a napkin. i dare you. (knocking) i'll get it. do i look puffy? i feel puffy. hey, leonard. oh, hi, penny. am i interrupting? no. sheldon: you're not swelling, howard. wolowitz: no, no, look at my fingers. they're like vienna sausages. sounds like you have company. they're not going anywhere. so, you're coming home from work. that's great. how was work? well, you know, it's a cheesecake factory. people order cheesecake and i bring it to them.

he's a reigning authority on thai food, but really, everybody who loves thai food knows about this placeof the menu, it says northern specialties. if you come here and eat chicken with cashew nuts, and drunken noodles, someone should punch you in the face. >> anthony: right. >> jet: it's one of those restaurants. >> anthony: saipin chutima is the owner and chef. now, get this, and it's important -- you don't do pad thai here, you do what they are uniquely superb at. which is, specifically, the food of northern thailand. >> jet: nam prik. >> anthony: oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, of course! love it. >> jet: literal translation -- chili dip. it's really more of like a composed, room temperature salad. nam kao tod is a puffed crispy rice salad with preserved pork sausage. >> anthony: oh that's good. >> jet: jackfruit salad. >> anthony: jackfruit salad. >> jet: jackfruit salad. this is hang lei, a pork curry braised down with garlic and ginger. >> anthony: mm, this pork is amazing. >> jet: isn't that great? and that's northern larb, very important dish. >> anthony: whoa, that looks really prett

rice, pot stickers, chicken satay, pork rib and thai dumplings. lots of other food was in the temperature danger zone--which the chef blamed on an electrical outage. there were small flies throughout the facility. and a camping cot in the dry storage area. 28:46 chef: um, that for... is... the owner. is not for us. darcy: the owner sleeps back there? chef: before, but now he is not here. he go somewhere. he not here long time like one month already. chef aminy n inspectors came on her day off, which is why so much went wrong. 27:40 darcy: you know the kitchen was pretty dirty and there was stuff that looked like it hadn't been cleaned in a long time. aminy norchan: yeah, but now, it's good now. darcy: it's good when you're here? chef: yeah. darcy: is it bad when you're not here? chef: yes. but this type of heavy residue of grease and old food debris doesn't happen in a day. in fact, inspectors note thai street cafe has not been able to stay in compliance with /nat transition/ we've got four imminent health hazard closures and three are dirty dinin

she was never an active person until she discovered thai chi. coming up on news 9, planning to travel this thanksgiving holiday. certainly you're not alone. where some of the most popular desti destination are. >> well, from holiday fun to sports cars, there is something going on for everyone in the granite state. wmur's tom griffith tells us what's happening new hampshire. >> the fourth annual new hampshire auto show wraps up today at the sportsplex in bed ford. get a close look at the latest car technology. the show runs through 5:00 today. head to the seacoast for the 16th annual event. features work from more than a dozen talented local artists. >> and for holiday shopping, it end at 5:00 today. and head to merrimack for holiday sparkle, the anheuser-busch brewery is hosting the first are encouraged to bring a food, toy or item donation for the food bank. and it's happening 11 a.m. to 6:00 today. if you miss out this weekend, brewery lights will be open until december 30th. that's what's happening, new hampshire, i'm tom griffith, wmur news

according to thai folklore, the lanterns take with them people's pain and sorrow. the tradition of making lanterns in thailand has lasted more than 700 years. this year's festival was especially emotional for many. people have been mourning the death of king bhumibol adulyadej in october. the festival came close to being cancelled but ultimately went ahead in a restrained fashion. >> translator: this year i'm making lanterns for the late king. i want it to be released in the sky so it can guide his soul to peace. >> reporter: about 4,000 people gathered. prayers were made for the late king's soul to rest in peace. >> release your lanterns. ♪ >> translator: i was thinking about the late king when i released our lantern. i prayed for the happiness of every thai person even during this time of sorrow. >> translator: the light symbolizes hope for life. it lights up the place around us and shows us the right path, even in difficult times. >> reporter: thais continue to feel sorrow for the death of their king. as the gentle light floats away, it's a chance to reflect on

this is thai food. here we go. thailand has had the fork since the latter half of the 19th century. stingly, they don't actually put the fork in their mouth-- they use it to put the food on a spoon, which then goes into their mouth. ask him for a napkin. i dare you. (knocking) i'll get it. do i look puffy? i feel puffy. hey, leonard. oh, hi, penny. am i interrupting? no. sheldon: you're not swelling, howard. wolowitz: no, no, look at my fingers. they're like vienna sausages. sounds like you have company. they're not going anywhere.

i'm in lots of pain and i saw a thai man walking towards me. i was in shock and happy, surprised.g him, and it got really funny because as i'm butt naked, he had shorts on him. so he took the shorts to be able to cover me and keep me decent. and that's really the last thing i was thinking about right now, but thank you he tried to communicate with me that he's going to give me piggy back. i said it's okay, if you can, bring more help, but you cannot give me a piggy back because it's unbearable pain. but i didn't know if i would see him again, i didn't know if he was going to come back with help. i had very strong hope that simon will be found. because he was stronger, he was a great swimmer. i didn't even think that there was a chance that he won't make it. a little later, i see the thai man returning, with at least six other men, they were able to lift me, which was extremely painful, so i was screaming aa lot. and i can remember looking into the ocean and the sunset was in big, red, bloody sunset. and i was very grateful, as i am going into hospital and not be there during the n

darcy tag: thai street cafe still has a c, but they say the owner is focused on fixing violations and getting ready for re-inspection. all the other places have re-opened with a grades. darcy spears, 13 action news. good morning las vegas.. facebook is making some changes.... why mark zuckerburg is trying to put an end to so-called "fake news sources" on your feed. and the pope is shaking up the catholic churches, find out why his new cardinal appointments are drawing some controversy. president obama is on his last foreign trip as commander-in- chief... what he has to say to about donald trump to the people of peru. a deadly dock collapse shocks a city in georgia, we have reaction following the scary moment, and thousands of families are unable to afford a thanksgiving dinner. what two organizations are doing to change that. ... let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis ((ad-lib)) salaz, colton a pacific storm system is already ushering cloud cover our way and will bring chances for however, it looks the chances for rain will get better late sunday into monday mo

our dirty dining journey begins at thai street cafe on industrial and desert inn. with 39 demerits, customers should see a c grade hanging here--like in the health district's picture. grade? it used to be posted up there but now it's gone. chef aminy norchan: yeah, i don't know where she put. darcy: you know it has to be posted in full public view? chef: yeah, i know that. 30:00 darcy: your customers need to know what they're getting into. chef: yes. inspectors found expired food in their fridge, including rice, pot stickers, chicken satay, pork rib and thai dumplings. lots of other food was in the temperature danger zone--which the chef blamed on an electrical outage. there were small flies throughout the facility. storage area. 28:46 chef: um, that for... is... the owner. is not for us. darcy: the owner sleeps back there? chef: before, but now he is not here. he go somewhere. he not here long time like one month already. chef aminy norchan says inspectors came on her day off, which is why so much went wrong. 27:40 darcy: you know the kitchen was pretty dirty and

in fact, the thai red cross found him living alone and working to help out. >> has he had medical help at all? >> no. the thing is, really you can have surgery to remove the tumors, but as you can see, the tumors are essentially 99% of his skin. >> because of how he looks, i'm pretty sure nobody wants to touch him or hug him or anything like that. >> he's been shunned, judged, but hean bangkok for a good reason, this man right there. he was 88 years old and very recently died. i don't know if you've ever been to thailand, it's kind of hard to explain just how revered the king was and still is. he was seen as semigod like, almost like a daty to them, so the entire country is in a serious case of mourning right now and that's what he wants to do. he wants to go back to the city just to pay his respects to the he is going to face down his adversity because his love for the king is so deep. this is the kind of thing that's connecting with all other thais, what really brings them all together. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you're going to need friday's buzz word,

in fact, the thai red cross found him living alone and working to help out. >> has he had medical help at all? >> no. the thing is, really you can have surgery to remove the tumors, but as you can see, the tumors are essentially 99% of his skin. >> because of how he looks, i'm pretty sure nobody wants to touch him or hug him or anything bangkok for a good reason, this man right there. he was 88 years old and very recently died. i don't know if you've ever been to thailand, it's kind of hard to explain just how revered the king was and still is. he was seen as semigod like, almost like a daty to them, so the entire country is in a serious case of mourning right now and that's what he wants to do. he wants to go back to the city just to pa dead. he is going to face down his adversity because his love for the king is so deep. this is the kind of thing that's connecting with all other thais, what really brings them all together. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you're going to need friday's buzz word, be at least 21 years old and a legal resident of the u.s. or can

. >> reporter: the economy is the thai government's top priority. >> translator: we ask you not to let the stock market, trade, investment and all other economic activities slow down. we ask you to try to put economic stability first. >> reporter: there are about 4,500 japanese companies in thailand. there was some concern about the possible impact of the king's passing. but the day after, most of them were operating normally. >> translator: japanese corporations are operating normally in all areas of their businesses. our understanding is there hasn't been any problem. >> reporter: every financial institution operating in thailand remained open. so, too, the did stock market. the key index had risen more than 6% on the idea that the king's passing would have only a limited economic impact. >> translator: we have clearer prospects for the future. investors are regaining their confidence in the stock market. >> reporter: but there are worries about the tourist industry which accounts for about 10% of the country's gdp. the ancient city here attracts 9.2 million tourists a year. this tem

i hope the crown prince will carry on the late king's achievements. >> translator: i think thai peoplepport the new king, whoever he will be. the strong bond between king and citizens will never change. >> translator: the king reigned for seven decades and died last month at age 88, immersing the country into a one-year period of mourning. the crown prince can only be formally crowned after the king's cremation which will take place next year. >>> cambodian mine clearing experts have launched an effort for their counterparts in iraq. they've become a source of knowledge for other countries affected by land mines. trainees from iraq, including the autonomous kurdish region, visited battambang province in northwestern cambodia and watched a minefield being cleared using machinery and dogs. and they were briefed on efforts to build roads and other infrastructure in mine-free areas. >> translator: their work is very well organized and planned. each of their teams conducted their work in a brilliant way. >> the activity is important for them. they will have to develop the technology. i thin

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darcy tag: thai street cafe still has a c, but they say the owner is focused on fixing violations and getting ready all the other places have re-opened with a grades. darcy spears, 13 action news. stay with us. we'll be right back -- with a final check of your forecast. you're watching 13 action news -- where you get breaking news cool-down to the area to start the workweek. chances for rain for the las vegas valley look best starting in the overnight hours and continuing into monday morning. afternoon. in the low to mid 60s tomorrow. that does it -- for 13-action news live at 6. we're always on -- at ktnv dot com -- and our ktnv mobile app. music awards. join us here for 13 action news live at 11. thanks for watching. ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. ? man: [ laughs ] whoa! [ boing! boing! boing! ] oh! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos." and now here he is, the host of our show, alfonso ribeiro! hey, hey! hi! hi! hello. hey, baby. hello. hello, hello, hello. hello, hello.

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