the whole food system will sort of real line. -- will sort of realign. now you can get kale in every restaurant. emily: will the kitchen get more high-tech? nathan: the americanlow-tech. you have people with supercomputers in their pockets, in the form of their cellphone. their car has dozens of microprocessors, and the oven has none. and their oven does a pretty important job even of maintaining temperature. as consumers, the search for convenience and better results, i think digital technology has a huge impact for us. why should all of the skill have to be in you? emily: the other big business is patents. we have a big collection coming up. what is as stake in the patent world with this election? nathan: there is a lot at stake in this election. neither candidate has any position on patents, and i am fine with that. patents are kind of a boring little topic. it is super important, and important to get right. but i think adding the crazily divisive politics we have seen in other areas would not help. it doesn't help anywhere, to be honest. we cannot seem to get out of it. emily: and your company has amassed a lot of patents, controversial tactics. some peop

the american red cross is helping them. according to the fire a second floor kitchen. as neighbors saw smoke emanating from the building ...one man visiting the area ran inside to help. according to kenosha fire... one person was hurt and taken to the hospital. the fire department hasnt said if that person was the child rescued. live... pz... tmj4 breaking news this morning... a manhunt is underway after police say a pair of officers were shot outside city. the officers were shot last night while responding to a shots fired call at a mobile home park. police say when officers arrived, the suspect started shooting at them with an ak-47. authorities have one suspect in custody, but they are still looking for the suspect who has been shot at least twice.a witness who helped the injured officers says one was shot in the foot and the other in both legs.police say the suspect took off from the scene in a carjacking a woman shooting her and then fleeing in her vehicle. that car was found along with two bodies just after midnight this morning.the woman who was shot and the two

the international kitchen. >> we're delighted to have the american people that come here and enjoy this experience altogether. we cook together. we have a great time. >> ever since she began teaching ten years ago at her family home, everyone, including the a-list is looking for a lesson. >> we had cindy crawford. >> and we've got one. the class from market to table. >> from the fresh market. so we meet there and start going around looking at the fresh products. from the vegetables and meat. and then we go back home, and we have a drink up here on the terrace. >> then to the kitchen. what we are cooking today? >> today eggplant. >> start with olive oil and garlic and tomatoes, olives and mozzarella. >> salt, pepper and chili pepper. >> i love chili pepper. >> pesto, basil and fresh pasta. >> look at that. i'm a chef. >> thin slices of eggplant to line your dish and then add the filling. zucchini and shrimp pasta. fry zucchini and spices in one plant, peeled shrimp and a touch of cognac in the other. >> wow! we're in rome. >> add penne, mix and voila. >> lunch is served. grazie. >>> rome is famously known as t

access pipeline, the encampment has become one of the largest gatherings of native americans and their supporters in decades. people have set up multiple kitchens, a school that teaches lakota languages, radical services to care for those who have come to fight the pipeline. as the first baby is born in the main resistance camp in cannon ball, north dakota, i speak with women and midwives about the importance of reproductive health care on native american reservations. >> one dr. comes and he schedules the women's birth based on his schedule and induces them. so i would say at least 90% of the women will have babies are scheduled on his schedule, and that is not right for our children to be born that way. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the pentagon has confirmed u.s. special forces are on the ground in iraq and taking part in the battle to retake mosul, iraq's second largest city which fell to isis two years ago. despite president obama's pledge against having boots on the ground, the pentagon said u.s. special forces are on the front lines and finding t

the former american tv store off of i-94. it's looking for managers, bartenders, servers, and kitchen staff. the job fair will be from noon until 4:00. patrick: looking ahead tonight a , stretch of interstate will look a lot different next week. matt salemme is over the area in news chopper 12. matt, a zipper merge will be removed. >> that's right. we will be saying goodbye to the zipper merge along 894 northbound. the new lanes will be to the inside and northbound at national avenue, so we won't have that zipper m. the good news is that you will have three lanes open. this is all expected to happen tuesday morning, november 1, so be ready for that. pay attention the extra first couple of days. you can only access 94 eastbound, then things get tricky towards the zoo interchange. you will have to pay attention. as always, stay with trafficwatch 12 in the very latest. update. get ready for an autumn warm-up. toya: mark, temps are going to jump the next 24 hours mark: and it is a big jump. how long we will stay in the 60's next in weather watch 12. patrick: then, a warning for you tonight about

couple was dressed up and ready to welcome the italian guests and to give them a taste of home with american influenced chef mario batalli taking over the kitchenon that menu, lots of avocados -- no. pasta -- [chuckling], pasta stuffed with sweet potatoes, roasted butternut squash, italian apple pie. he made everything from the final harvest of the with white house garden and to top off the meal, gwen stefani performing. nice. >>> well, the american psychiatric association says more than half of the u.s. is suffering from election stress disorder. about 52% of people polled [chuckling]. the stress exists across party lines with 59% republicans and 55% of democrats anxious. so tonight we're asking you are you feeling stressed out about november 8? tweet me at #veronicadlcruz. we'll have your comments and poll results at nightbeat; come join us at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. >>> coming up in sports, the 49ers think they have the answer to stop their five-game skid. >> you look up at the scoreboard, what happened? >> an nhl debut for the sharks goalie and a gamble seems to be paying off for the car wide receiver. >> never though

the american heart association showing -- saying they want to in your food. >>> this morning's rally for red, katie got into the kitchen. >> we can do this in two minutes? >> absolutely. start with this ceramic pan. that's important because it's naturally nonstick so you don't have to use a lot of oil. next i go with coconut oil spray. this application is naturally i get a little garlic going. garlic is good for your heart, colds and things like that. a little two as well. turmeric is a little underrated in the american diet. it is good for antidepressant, anti-inflammatory, pain management. >> the big thing from the american heart association is avoiding all of the extra sodium. this is a good replacement. >> exactly. we use it as a replacement to sold as well. >> any veggies you want. >> i have broccoli, bell peppers, onions, squash, zucchini. >> this is really fragrant. is melts so great. >> i do a little bit of water and the turmeric incorporates the room. >> is it important to get the pan hot? >> it is. you really cut down on your cooking time. >> seasoning first. >> yes. get your flavor base going. onions next to

they will welcome the italian prime minister so of course it is fitting that italian- american chefs and cohost of abc the two mario will be in the kitchen for the special meal. he says his main concern is keeping all the food warm. it may sound like no big deal but the servers must court at least 400 plates of pasta to a tent >> busy, busy. >>> a warning about popular apps your team may be using. those apps can be a breeding ground for sexual presidents -- sexual predators. i you can stop your loved ones from gaining access to them. >>> new video of a police ambush. but we have learned about the officers condition and the search for the suspect. >>> should you or shouldn't you get a flu shot. we have the best options for you and your family. >>> your parents will be getting a raise in their social security check. they may not be happy with the amount. how much more they can expect to receive in january when we >>> gunman who ambushed an alaska police officer. this happened right here on this -- camp video showing the officer responding to a call of shots fired. the first thing he sees is a man walking toward him. sadly the same man watc

the more demanding they are. so there is pressure. >> reporter: not too many years ago, costumes were cobbled together by mom over the kitchen table. >> who are you going to be? >> bat girl. >> reporter: this year, americans will spend almost $7 billion on halloween, many migrating to chicago's fantasy costumes, where even this afternoon, parents were in a last-minute frenzy. >> it was last night that we had people here at 2 and 3:00 a.m., in a panic, >> reporter: some in hysterics. are you under extreme pressure to produce a good costume? >> kind of. >> reporter: but the worst thing of all? they don't have the size. >> no. >> reporter: shriek, horror. just remember halloween's only supposed to be scary, not a horror show. >> isn't that what parents are for? we just have that magic that just makes it happen. >> trick or treat! >> reporter: so enjoy tonight. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> have fun tonight, kids. that's going to do for us on a monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and >>> that's mariah with her dancer and we'll show you another sign she's put the engagement far behind her. i'm natalie morales. with multiple romance updates, is this the new lo

is the same as the first with clinton and trump standing at different podiums as they make their final case to millions of americans. >> from trump, he will throw everything in the kitchen sink at hillary, ranging from more clinton to conspiracy theories. >> all eyes will be on both candidates as they entered the debate hall, to see if they shake hands at the start. something they avoided last time, cbs news, las vegas. >> and according to the "new york times," the families reportedly won't shake hands as they enter the arena tonight. mark cuban will be one of hillary clinton's guests. trump plans to bring the half brother of starting at 9:00. and just a reminder, if you want to vote, today is the last day to register here in massachusetts. to vote, a u.s. citizen and 18 years old by election day. you can register in person, by mail, or online if you have a valid id. >>> schilling yesterday yesterday he wants to launch a 2018 senate bid against elizabeth warren. the run. schilling who made several campaign stops yesterday, says he wants to get into washington because he is sick of the current leadership. >> why do you want to run so badly? >> make a difference. i'm tire

the more demanding they are. so there is pressure. >> reporter: not too many years ago, costumes were cobbled together by mom over the kitchen table. >> who are you going to be? >> that girl. >> reporter: this year, americans will spend almost $7 billion on halloween, many migrating to chicago's fantasy costumes, where even this afternoon, parents were in a last-minute frenzy. >> it was last night that we had people here at 2 and 3:00 a.m., in a panic, trying to get stuff for their childrens. >> reporter: some in hysterics. are you under extreme pressure to produce a good costume? >> kind of. >> reporter: but the worst thing of all. they don't have the size. >> no. >> reporter: shriek, horror. >> isn't that what parents are for? it happen pch. >> trick or treat! >> reporter: so enjoy the little devils, whoever they are tonight. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> have fun tonight, kids. >> now at 7 a wild chain reaction crash in the back bay. fire fighters rushed to the hospital. we have team 7 coverage. >> anchor: police release new video they say is linked to a t attack. >> reporter: headed into a warm up by the middle of this traded. breaking down the deal that sends jamie collins to cleveland. >> anch

the more demanding they are. so there is pressure. >> reporter: not too many years ago, costumes were cobbled together by mom over the kitchen table. >> who are you going to be? >> that girl. >> reporter: this year, americans will spend almost $7 billion on halloween, many migrating to chicago's fantasy costumes, where even this afternoon, parents were in a last-minut >> it was last night that we had people here at 2 and 3:00 a.m., in a panic, trying to get stuff for their childrens. >> reporter: some in hysterics. are you under extreme pressure to produce a good costume? >> kind of. >> reporter: but the worst thing of all. they don't have the size. >> no. >> reporter: shriek, horror. >> isn't that what we just have that magic that just makes it happen pch. >> trick or treat! >> reporter: so enjoy the little devils, whoever they are tonight. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> have fun tonight, kids. that's going to do for us on a monday night. >> announcer: right now, from milwaukee, this is today's tmj4 live at 6:00. >> right now at 6:00, a child sex c campus after child pornography is found on a uw milwaukee employee's work computer. the images recovered by investigators are of children aged 14 and you

the more demanding they are. so there is pressure. >> reporter: not too many years ago, costumes were cobbled together by mom over the kitchen table. >> who are you going to be? >> that girl. >> reporter: this year, americans will spend almost $7 billion on halloween, many migrating to chicago's fantasy costumes, where even this afternoon, parents were in a last-minute frenzy. here at 2 and 3:00 a.m., in a panic, trying to get stuff for their childrens. >> reporter: some in hysterics. are you under extreme pressure to produce a good costume? >> kind of. >> reporter: but the worst thing of all. they don't have the size. >> no. >> reporter: shriek, horror. >> isn't that what parents are for? we just have that >> trick or treat! >> reporter: so enjoy the little devils, whoever they are tonight. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> have fun tonight, kids. that's going to do for us on a monday night. the indians are one win away from the world series and now the series is back here in cleveland and the weight of northeast ohio is on the shoulders and right arm of josh thom tomlin. doctor ordered for the indians and how wild will it be for them to win in cleveland? we'll ask those questions and more and as for t

the more demanding they are. so there is pressure. >> reporter: not too many years ago, costumes were cobbled together by mom over the kitchen table. >> who are you going to be? >> that girl. >> reporter: this year, americanslmost $7 billion on halloween, many migrating to chicago's fantasy costumes, where even this afternoon, parents were in a last-minute frenzy. >> it was last night that we had people here at 2 and 3:00 a.m., in a panic, trying to get stuff for their childrens. >> reporter: some in hysterics. are you under extreme pressure to produce a good costume? >> kind of. >> reporter: but the worst thing of all. they don't have the size. >> no. >> reporter: shriek, horror. >> isn't that what parents are for? we just have that magic that just makes it happen pch. >> trick or treat! >> reporter: so enjoy the little devils, whoever they are tonight. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> have fun tonight, kids. that's going to do for us on a monday night. lopez, our exclusive new interview in miami days before the election. and we got a surprise for madam secretary. >> oh, my -- >> now on "extra." ♪ extra, extra ♪ extra, extra >>> only on "extra," hillary clinton's all new interview. >> i've got two war

the case. this is a big conversation at water coolers, at the kitchen table, and right now it's where the americanttention to -- >> maria, i only have a couple of minutes left, but tom fuentes said, it's been like a scavager hunt, referring to try to get the information out of the clinton campaign for this fbi investigation and saying, why did we not see these e-mails from huma before? how do you think hillary clinton should answer to that? >> well, we might have completely already seen them. well, not us, but the fbi might have already completely seen all of these e-mails, christi. that's the problem with the announcement. we don't know what these e-mails say. so, it is incumbent upon comey and the fbi to offer more information about this. and, you know, frankly, the more that this is reported on, the more i believe this is much ado about absolutely nothing. and i think that the clinton campaign and hillary clinton and hillary clinton supporters are confident that this is going to end up exactly where it ended up in july, which is that there is nothing here to move forward with. and i agree with

the american dream is big enough for everybody. that is the cause of my life in the mission of my presidency working to make your life better and investing in new to focus on the kitchen table issues they keep families up night. you know, , the cost of college, cost of child care that could be as much as college for comment to pay for health care especially prescription drugs, how many of you already have student at? [applause] that is going to be one of the first things that i address. [applause] i am very proud of the plan that senator bernie sanders and i did together. and to ranid campaign on issues and i am very proud of that and when it was over we got together and we joined ideas to say everybody here has debt to refinance college debt that will save you thousands of dollars and enable you to use money for other things. wouldn't that be nice? and make college affordable. behalf to tell you last night he admitted he hasn't paid ad dime of federal income-tax for years. apparently the reason for that he lost $1 billion in a single year fan as a feeling casino how idealism many -- lose money running a casino? [applause] fin -- that just shows what ingenious he is a

the american heart association wants to see more fruits and vegetables on your plate. katie got into the kitchen at peta jungle to see how you can do it faster than a commercial break. >> we can do this in two minutes? >> absolutely. >> i start with pan. remic is important because it's naturally nonstick so you don't have to use a lot of oil. next i go with the coconut oil spray. this application is naturally nonfat, 0 cal and zero fat. garlic is good for your heart, common cold and things like that. a little to mark as well. two is a little underrated in the american diet. it is good for antidepressant, anti-inflammatory, pain american heart association is avoiding all of the extra sodium. this is a good replacement for salt. >> exactly. at peta jungle we use it as a replacement for salt. i have broccoli, bell peppers, onions, squash, zucchini. >> this is really fragrant already. it smells so great. >> i do a little bit of water to let it seemed together and let the powdered turmeric incorporate. >> is it important to get the pan hot? >> it is. that really cuts down on cooking time. get the fla

. >> he really opened up the navy for african-americans, all minorities, filipinos who were really relegated to just is doing kitchen and cooks now could be a part of any part of the navy. >> the warship is on its way to san diego for installation, >>> police in houston, texas, on the lookout for burglars who stole six bulldog puppies from a pet store and the theft was caught on camera. surveillance video captured four intruders breaking into this pet store. you see them opening the contagious and even smashing glass to reach the dogs. six puppies were taken. four english bulldogs and two for the return of each puppy, no questions asked. >>> people in monrovia, california, calling for help aftering spotting this, and this is disturbing to see. this is a deer with an arrow, wow, through its neck. >> i called today from pasadena humane society responding to a deer with an arrow stuck in it in monrovia. it was reported first i bel it's been running around the neighborhood here all week. >> well, as you saw, as that deer leapt over that fence, it appears to be in good shape. it's able to run around. i'm sorry. i have to

the dining room and kitchen barely missing the ryan talent. hard to believe this could happen, they got up to live the american lifestyle. it wended in the bling of an eye. >> and he was charged with dui manslaughter. he has been arrested before, he grand theft and domestic violence. it tick hours before the investigation was finished and they pulled the truck from the inner most part of the house. throughout the day people grieved and remembered. a neighbor. >> very nice couple they worked in the yard together, she work wored at shephard root church where she was loved and counseled others in their time of >> reporter: this is a time of need for the pastor but a number of people throughout the day like friends and families and even people from the church. they came to give their condolences. it's hard to say i'm sorry when there is a death but in the situation what you say, how do you say it. >> add the best that can you. you cannot express it. happen. >> it is sad. >>> another devastating story. she was 17, a model and student. she was crossing hillsborough avenue leaving work when a car hit did not stop. and we're liv

the dining room and kitchen barely missing the ryan talent. hard to believe this could happen, they got up to live the american lifestyle. it wended in the bling of an eye. >> and he was charged with dui manslaughter. he has been arrested before, he

the american people. >> at the she has the opportunity to deflect in a way debates to return to theas issu that matter most to all of us a our kitchen tableses, i think w have heard too much about donal trump and not enough about us.we >> it will be held at unlv, running 90 minutes without commercial breaks, chris wallac will moderate and has set forth six topics of discussion including immigration and form hotspots , what happens is important because early voting started in some battleground you can see the third debate tonight att 9:00 o'clock on fox 8, and coming up at 430, we will take you to las vegas for live report and what else we ca expect tonightht. indians played in the world series in 1997, the face value of tickets ranging 1 between 50 and $500, that may seem like chump change to theand current is a great wednesday, there's lots of boats on the lake. and for china is closed 60. looking at water temperature with mid- 60s. tomorrow, we have rain forecast. sixty-seven lakefront and 71 degrees hopkin minnesota twins between 510 mph. the cooler air has been trying to affront that came through, and sunshine day. showers movin

the american dream is big enough for everybody. [cheers and applause] that is the cause of my life and the mission of my presidency working to make your life better investing in new and focusing on those kitchenable issues that keep people up at night. you know, what they are, the cost of college college, the cost of child care which some places is as much as college, up paying for health care and prescription drugs. held many of you? that will lead be one of the first things that i address. [cheers and applause] i have got to tell you i am very proud of the plan the senator sanders and i did together. [cheers and applause] senator sanders and iran a campaign on issues, not insults and i am very proud of that. [cheers and applause] when it was over, we've got together and joined aristide is to say okay. everybody who has debt to refinance college debt. and that will enable you to use some of your money for other things wouldn't that be nice? and make college affordable. i have to tell you we don't really get any ideas that helped anybody else from my opponent. last night who hasn't paid federal income tax for years . apparently the reason for that losing $1 billion in a single year in is beca

the kitchen table. >> who are you going to be? >> that girl. >> reporter: this year, americans will spend almost $7 billion on halloween, many migrating to chicago's fantasy parents were in a last-minute frenzy. >> it was last night that we had people here at 2 and 3:00 a.m., in a panic, trying to get stuff for their childrens. >> reporter: some in hysterics. are you under extreme pressure to produce a good costume? >> kind of. >> reporter: but the worst thing of all. they don't have the size. >> no. horror. >> isn't that what parents are for? we just have that magic that just makes it happen pch. >>rick or treat! >> reporter: so enjoy the little devils, whoever they are tonight. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> have fun tonight, kids. that's going to do for us on a monday night. on 8. >>> plus some stern words from grady judd as his deputies try to tack drown a hit-and-run driver. >>> right now on news channel 8 at 7:00. >> good evening the hunt is on for a hit-and-run driver in

the gop base is really saying -- and all americans are really saying, we've had enough with the fbi flap. this is something that is coming as a shock. i think people are discussing this at the kitchen tables, at home. they're also discussing this very, very carefully at the coffee urns at work and the american people are very smart, very intelligent and very much quiet right now as looking at this last week of the election. you're going to see about a 10% people in the middle. they're going to break. and they're going to break for one candidate or the other, depending on how this goes in the next ten days. right now, hillary clinton is having about 5% real clear politics average right now. and that's before the fbi broke. we'll see next week as some of that stuff begins to erode and they flush this out. >> i want to get your thoughts on a fox news poll. less than a third of voters think hillary clinton is honest and trustworthy, but donald trump's numbers aren't much better. 34% think he's honest. how does donald trump successfully go after clinton on her trustworthiness, when according to these numbers, he doesn't have a stronger standing. >> well, sheinelle, this election is real

same as the first, with clinton and trump standing at different podiums as they make their final case to millions of americans. >> from trump i think you will literally throw everything and the kitchen sink at hillary ranging from accusers against clinton to conspiracy theories. >> reporter: all eyes will be on candidates as they enter the debate hall to see if they shake hands, something they didn't do last time. weijia jang, cbs news, las vegas. >> according to the "new york times" the candidates' families won't shake hands as they enter tonight. mark cuban will be one of hillary clinton's guests, and trump will bring the kenyan- born half-brother of president obama, one of donald trump's supporters. >>> donald trump may be calling for supporters to look for voter fraud on election day but here in the bay area, one county is telling voters, you have nothing to worry about. kpix 5's maria medina is live in san jose with santa clara county's promise >>> reporter: here in santa clara county, county leaders are going to hold a press conference later this afternoon to reassure voters like you said that they have nothing to worry about. this started a few days ago when donald trump said

the american dream is big enough for everybody. [applause] that's been the cause of my life. that will be the mission of my presidency, working to make your life better. investing in you. focusing on those kitchen table issues that keep families up at night . you know what they are, the cost night . you know what they are, the cost of college the cost of childcare , which in lots of places is as much as college. paying for health care, especially prescription drugs. how many of you already have student get? that is going to be one of the first things i address. [applause] i've got to tell you, i am very proud of the plan that bernie sanders and i did together . [applause] senator sanders and i ran a campaign on issues, not insults and i'm very proud of that. and when it was over, we got together and we joined our ideas and said ok, number one we are going to help everybody who has debt to refinance your college debt. [applause] that will save you thousands of dollars, it will enable you to grow some of your money for other things, wouldn't that be nice, right? and we're going to make college affordable. i've got to tell you, we don't really get any ideas that will help anybody else from last ni

open up mail or email and look at your insurance policy americans are doing that all over the place at kitchen tables. they are truly shocked. it is real sticker shock. president obama said this is the first step. well if this is the first step, then it's a step off a cliff, because it has been a nightmare for most americans. their costs are spiraling out of control. their care hasn't changed. this isn't working. this is central planning at the very worst. david: we just heard it's a lie to say that the way he sold it was untrue, but here is is the biggest lie in the way he sold it. he said it is not going to add a dime to the deficit. the cbo which is non-partisan come out with cost of obamacare to the federal budget, of course we have $600 billion deficit, 36 billion, 74 billion, 74 billion, total cost so far is $220 billion. that is a lot more than a dime. >> you make a great point. deficit was getting under control only because the economy was everring albeit incredibly sluggishly, but recovering nonetheless. god forbid we go back into recession which i think we probably are unfortunately.

americans. after arriving in the united states, this refugee family was formed into ecstatic minnesotans. i love that. they do not speak english, but they seem to like their kitchen and their sink. there is this fusing of american identity consumer culture, with also this political understanding of anti-communism that is at the heart of the story. this is a pattern that is emerging, refugees are understood as prototypical he ly american and is expanding the numbers quite are medically. this is the same story moving forward in the cuban revolution that occurs in 1959. once again, a revolution involving, well, in this case del castroastro -- fi who is not anti-american, but over the course of the revolution does become an ardent critic of the united states and embraces soviet aid and is deemed a communist. those who are being persecuted by castro and his regime is anti-communist. this occurs not without controversy, but the cuban story exemplifies this kind of liberalizing story within u.s. refugee policy. if united states is an extraordinary generous nation of refugees, it is because it's anti-communist campaign. it is because of the cold war. this is no accident,

the american heart association wants to see more fruits and vegetables in your food. in today's rally for red katie gets in the kitchen to see how you can do that faster than the commercial break. >> we can do this in two minutes. >> absolutely. i start with my ceramic pan. this remic is important because it's naturally nonstick so you don't have to use a lot of oil. next i g spray. this application is naturally nonfat fewer calories and zero. have a little garlic going. this is good for your heart and common cold's. a little turmeric as well. turmeric is a little underrated in the american diet. it is really good for antidepressant, anti- inflammatory, pain management. >> the big thing from the american heart association is avoiding all of the extra sodium. this is a good replacement. i have broccoli, bill pepper, onions, squash, zucchini. >> this is really fragrant. it smells so great. >> right. >> i you do a little water to let it seemed together. the powdered turmeric incorporates the room. >> is it important to get the pan hot? >> yes. you really cut down on your cooking time. >> you put the seasoning and veggies

americans. university of las vegas professor jacob thompson thinks style debate. >> for trump, i think he'll literally throw everything in the kitchen sink at hillary ranging from more talk from accusers against bill clinton to breitbart accuser theories. >> reporter: all eyes are to see if they shake hands from the start, something they avoided last time. even the candidates' guess list reveal attempts to rattle the other side. trump is bringing a mother whose son was benghazi attacks and blames clinton for it. clinton is bringing two known billionaires including mark cuban and no secret there is bad blood between him and donald trump. >> it is bound to be an interesting night. weijia jiang in las vegas, thanks so much. >>> wikileaks says the u.s. government was behind ecuador's decision to cut off internet access for wikileaks founder julian assange. he was granted asylum in 2012 embassy. >>> president obama had advice for donald trump. stop whining. the president said trump's accusations of voter fraud are unprecedented and not based on fact. >> you start whining before the game is even whenever things are going badly for you and

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the first, with clinton and trump standing at different podiums as they make their final case to millions of americans. university of las vegas debate could be uglier. >> for trump i think he'll throw everything in the kitchen sink at hillary, ranging from more talk of accusers against bill clinton to conspiracy theories. >> reporter: all eyes will be on them as they enter to see if as you look at the guest list for the candidates they are attempting to rattle each other. trump is bringing a mother who lost a son during the benghazi attacks and she is bringing two high profile billionaires, including mark cuban who has bad blood with donald trump and that is no secret. >> i recently spoke with some colorado voters and many are frustrated. they still don't know what the candidates will do as president. they tell me they want to hear their beliefs. do you think they will tonight or attack each other again? >> reporter: i think they won't be able to escape talking about the issues and that is because the moderator, chris wallace of fox news, has made it a point he is separating this out into six specific topics, including debt, immigration, the economy, foreign hot spots and fitness to be president, so they ca

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the american people in the next 33 days. >> so after two debates, very clear what the clinton/kaine strategy is. they want to dump the kitchen sink on donald trump and what donald trump said 20 years ago, what he said here, and there and everywhere. the one thing that came out loud and clear last night is you weren't having any part of that. you were talking about substantive issues. and that means i don't think hillary and kaine can talk about the last years of the economy when we have doubled the debt. lowest labor participation rate. worst recovery sense the 40s. 12 million more americans in poverty. 8 million more on food stamps p. how can they possibly defend that? they want to double down on that. as you pointed out, want to raise taxes. increase spending. that's off the table, right? they can't talk about the economy. that's why they talk about trump? >> well, look, and don't leave out foreign policy. >> that was my next question. >> literally she travels the world and americans are less safe today than the day that barack obama became president of the united states. the world is more unstable today and to your point

the kitchen and never going back. back in the kitchens, conversations, that is where they happen. >> great answer on the spot. an analogous question to media coverage, gets to the question of media coverage, what about american foreign policy and implications, what do you think is the awareness and appreciation or understanding of vladimir putin's domestic popularity and positions, and american foreign policy. >> tom graham had a pretty good piece today. foreign-policy. there are things we can do that we need to do with them. and in the soviet period, it was as bad on key issues. the russians know more about our sins, of which there are many, and we have so many problems of our own i find our finger-pointing on human rights, we have to be more nuanced, more careful, not that i should ignore those things, there are other issues we can maybe work together. we are coming from a different priorities. and graham points out a lot of difficulties, we can't just lock them out. we can't ignore their concerns. the country has a huge nuclear arsenal. enormous natural wealth, do we really want to push towards china? there are lots of questions about what works for us. we have to be really clever how we handle it. >> one

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the temporary vietnamese american community center. the first city funded space of its kind. council members tam nguyen and nam nguyen worked to -- there is a multipurpose room, a kitchen, and some office space. all this comes 41 years after the first vietnamese refugees settled in san jose. >> and this victory center i can say is a symbol of a partnership between our community and its government to make the san jose the greatest city of the multicultural and diversity. >> state senator came from southern california where there's also a large vietnamese population. >> we envy and we are extremely jealous. >> the push now is to raise enough money to build a permanent vietnamese center that rivals the iconic japanese friendship garden or the $31 million mexican heritage plaza. there's talk the next community center will cost somewhere in the neighborhood of $15 million. >> we can make this happen, but we also recognize it's not going to happen with public dollars. we're going to have to reach out in the community. >> on this historic council member tan nguyen said it best. >> i feel like you have a home before you have a life. that's what we believe. we must have a home

americans. university of las vegas professor thinks want to's event could be even uglier than the last town-hall style debate. >> trump will throw everything and the kitchen sink at hillary. ranging from more talk of accusers against bill clinton candidates as they enter the debate hall, to see if they shake the hands at the start, something they avoided last time. cbs news, las vegas. >>> and you can watch tonight's debate here on wbz. by the way, if you want to vote next month, today is the last day to register in massachusetts. to vote, you have to be a u.s. citizen. you can register by mail or politics. former red sox star wants to be a u.s. sensor. schilling said yesterday he wants to launch a senate bid against elizabeth warren. his wife must first sign off on the run. schilling who made several campaign stops on behalf of trump in new hampshire yesterday, says he wants to get into washington because he is sick of the current leadership. >> why do you want to run so badly? >> make a difference. i'm tired of people not do anything about it. i difference. >> we reached out to elizabeth warren's campaign. they had no comment on schilling's potential ru