make sure they're red and when you bring them home, in the refrigerator. at room temperature, they will start to darken up and lose the color. so in the refrigerator. best way to enjoy them is simply take out the small peel right here. you see this? now they have big pits and these are from mexico so the pits are bigger than the ones from florida. just peel this, just like this, and enjoy the fruit. the pits are pretty big so you may lose a tooth. delicious and sweet. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >> we learned something new. >> never had one. >> me either. >>> he rolls in offering care and compassion for families with seriously ill children. sharon chin caught one this week's jefferson award winner palo alto. spirit, my willin he offers the >> reporter: there's a lot of stress on families miles from home getting medical treatment for a sick child. >>> reporter: michael their families who rubenstein loads up donated toys, toiletries and refreshments but he gives away much more. >> i bring my spirit.

you found this on the refrigerator aisle. they're pillsburies s'more's sensation. the sheet and you bake them and when you're done, you just put icing on it. here we have s'mores nachos. but it's a different take on nach nachos. here we have stacy's cinnamon peta chips on the bottom. chocolate on top and then minimarshmallows. you want to bake it for about five minutes so the s'mores, the marshmallows get nice and crispy. i couldn't stop eating these last night. >> it's like i'm camping right now. >> we have a mock dale and a cocktail. we have taken some marshmallow fluff, we have rimmed the glass with it. for the mock tail, we have chocolate milk, and for the cocktail, we have chocolate milk and we have marsh -- you can also if you wanted to, if you wanted something that was a little bit of a martini. that doesn't have any alcohol in it. >> we're not camping with this. but we're actually not camping right now. need more sauce, you're awesome as always. on twitter, she's just at leemore. >> of course she is. >> there's no other leemore out there. >> we have an over

now, there is no refrigeration in the early republic. you can't go to your refrigerator and get a nice, cold beer. you're going to drink a beer, it has to be freshly made and you have to drink it prettily quickly before it goes bad. now, people are moving around a lot, so they like something that's portable, something they can put in a flask and stick in their pocket. and whiskey is perfect for that. and it will keep for a very long time. so people drank a lot of whiskey and very little beer. and wine they mostly drank these very strong wines like madeira but wine drinking was a femme none of gentlemen rather than of common people. so, foreigners comments on the very great extent of drinking in the early republic. one english visitor said that americans were, quote, certainly not as sober as the french or germans but perhaps about on the level with the irish. and americans recognize their own heavy drinking. john adams found it, quote, mortifying that we americans should exceed all other people in the world in this degrading beastly vice

she goes to the refrigerated cases the refrigerated cases and accept this bottle of orange juice, which is a quart bottle. she places it in her backpack. the top is protruding now. shoebox forward to the counter. she immediately asks latasha issue is trying trying to steal her orange juice. latasha said no, i am not feeling orange juice. i'm trying to pay for it. obviously there's some language differences and difficulties because this is due isn't is due as a masher is due isn't not sure i've citizen from south korea and her english is not particularly good. at any rate, there is a heated argument that ensued and she catches latasha by the yard, pulser across the counter to see within the backpack. latasha responded by punching this is due in the face a couple times. she falls down, gets back up again and still tries to pull the backpack off. at this time, the fault that the backpack. this is due falls behind the counter. when she's end that began, she has a gun in a holster. but tosha bands down come up except the and puts it on the counter, looks up a gun pointed at her, turns to wal

one in the refrigerator. no food but he was in the refrigerator. we finally found in there. there was only one other person there. and we arrested the other person he would still be in the refrigerator. what they get behind and stuff like that, you just can't even imagine. there is nothing you can't overlook. how many times you double and triple search a place and then finally find them. you know yet checked everything. >> you have some source telling you he is definitely in there. you keep going back. >> a guy in the living room that we write about. another situation. a female deputy one morning in the bronx. we had a team. we made entry, the family in there, definitely in there. we don't find. and telling you, this brown closet was the skinny and about may be this tall. we all, like idiots, go right past it. we're searching, looking under beds. all of a sudden the female is standing by the door goes to the broom closet. why she opened it commission won a decline something, i have no idea. the guy is in there. she opens it. she screams. he looks at it. he screams. there is

there were words written in blood on the walls and on the refrigerator. >> the words rise, death to pigs and helter skelter written in blood. >> they found no evidence of robbery, no motive. >> the los angeles police department assigned almost 20 investigators. with seven people viciously murdered and no good leads people started to blame the victims. rumors filled the newspapers. were the killings drug deals going bad or a jealous husband? >> people needed evil. they needed victims to be evil because this didn't happen to normal god fearing people. >> after rushing back to the states a dazed and grieving polanski faced the press. >> all of you know how beautiful she was and very often i read and heard statements that she was one of the most beautiful if not the most beautiful women of the world. only few of you know how good she was. >> police had no idea who killed sharon tate and the others and answers were slow to come. >> two separate teams of detectives who worked in the same room were doing the investigations. they didn't get along. they weren't cooperating. if only they talked to

if the shed was shut down, did it have refrigeration or not? on't have it, you're not there at the time the violations are during, it is a little more difficult to put it together. >>> coming up next, how the multimillion-dollar settlement will be used to improve foot safety. >> to make sure this never happens again. >> i think they are gambling with public health. ♪ you treat every minute like it's a chance to do something. so you're always moving. constantly searching for the next opportunity to make the most of what life has to offer. your time is valuable. so you reach for something better. fewer calories. fewer carbs. more to experience. michelob ultra. the superior light beer. >>> thanks for joining us for our in-depth investigation into sysco's dirty secret. you've seen what we saw. fresh food hidden in outdoor public storage sheds without rerefrigeration. food that went to restaurants, school and hotels. sysco admitted it was wrong. the company agreed to pay $19.4 million in a landmark consumer settlement. where that money was requesting

and goes to the refrigerated cases to picks up a bottle of orange juice and places it in her backpack the top is portrait doing all in walks forward to the counter and the owner asks if she is trying to steal the orange juice. latasha harlins says no. and i am trying to pay for it. obviously there is a language difference and difficulty because the owner is from south korea an english is not particularly good. so there is a heated argument and the owner katchis latasha harlins by the arm to see what's in the back part want backpacked she responds by punching her in the face and she falls down and gets back up is still tries to pull the backpack off of latasha harlins but at this time the owner falls back behind the counter but when she stands up again she has a gun and a holster. latasha harlins picks up the juice imports and on the counter and turns to walk away and the gun goes off she shot in the back of the head in the was the beginning of this very difficult case and circumstance for selfless the angeles. >> host: in your book "the contested murder of latasha harlins" you talk ab

was in the refrigerator. you know, if you can't keep it cold, then, what are you supposed to do? >> reporter: area charities were also helped by the california department of education, which shipped more than two tons of usda foods, specifically for napa's earthquake victims. >> i'm grateful for this place. >> reporter: well, the only thing missing from this food bank is eggs. several grocery stores are apparently also short on eggs. there must have been some sort of a run after the earthquake on eggs to create this shortage. >> nannette, thank you. >>> a san diego couple leaned on their friends and family to pull off their dream wedding in napa this past weekend. their venue, churchill manor, was damaged by the 6.0 quake, so they had to move the event outside. the employees were unable to work, but no workers, no worries. wedding guests set up the tables and chairs for the ceremony. they also stepped in when the caterer couldn't provide food. >> none of those things really matter. like, getting married is rea

stroller right in the exact right spot, and right about here, you see one of the women open the refrigeratorgrab a bunch of stuff, right, hold it in her hands for a little bit while the other one, if you notice, is on the phone making a phone call, looks around a little bit, and then starts putting the loot into the stroller. >> oh. >> apparently, that night they were going to have lobster tails for dinner, and they just didn't want to pay for it. >> how sad they do this in a chill's stroller. they have a toddler walking around watching this whole thing happen. what a horrible example they are setting for these kids. >> let me check your stroller before you leave the store. >> police, obviously, looking for this. >> wow. >> awful. >> this one is going to blow your mind. this guy is traveling through. he's now paying for his bill, and now he's waiting for the change. see this bill? that's a $50, not his. watch what he does as she's there counting change, points at the bill next to the $50, grabs it, does another exchange of bills, takes the change -- >> that worker clearly was dealing with a

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the refrigerator door is left open. that's the carport he was talking about where she lives and so many of her neighbors' cars are gone but luckily she loaned hers to her son. everybody outstanding around the neighborhood. if you look at those pictures, you think wow. if you find your refrigerator is down and freezer is down, some safety tips from the federal government. if you lose power, your freezer, if you keep the doors closed, that will help it stay cool. the food is okay for 24 hours if your freezer is half full. if it's fully full, then easier to keep it cold and 48 hours the food is still safe to eat. but in the fridge it's not as cold. you want to move that into a cooler if you can. you have to check it before you eat it. if it's more than 40 degrees, that's the point you throw it out and realize it would not be safe for consumption. so a tip from the federal government at a time like this when a lot of people do find themselves with the power out and the bridge not getting power. >> and we were talking as we w

at home wrap a damp paper towel on the bottom and store in the refrigerator so the bottom stays moistd it will keep moist all the way up to the top. preparing asparagus, saute it up with your favorite herbs and i really love asparagus when it's served with steak. it's hearty and good. this is a great meal to have. i'm stephanie tantillo with your tip of the day. >>> taco bell opened a new restaurant in southern california and it's called the u.s. taco company. it seems to be a bit more upscale i guess. check out the menu names. the 1%er for example is a lobster and flatbread taco priced at 9.99. the winner winner chicken taco. all the restaurant food is made with high quality responsible ingredients. let's hope so. >>> music wasn't the only thing cooking at last weekend's outside lands festival. organizers say food vendors set a record for food sales. some of the munchies by the numbers. one deli sold one ton each of pastrami and french fries along with 55 gallons of russian dressing. rib wits sold 600 pounds of pulled pork and 300 pounds of smoked chicken. sweet food waffles ran out

. >> the kids go through the fruit faster than i can keep it in the refrigerator or the table, which isn't a bad thing. it replaces all the candy, all the chips, all the pop. >> reporter: at farmers markets, 93% of double up participants say they're eating more fruits and vegetables. 83% report buying fewer high fat low nutrition snacks. >> we take a s.n.a.p. program that was initially intended as an anti-hunger program and turned it into an anti-hunger and health program. we literally can pay the farmer now instead of the doctor later. >> reporter: healthy benefits for michigan's most vulnerable families as well as its struggling farmers. >> we're in it for the money. and that's all about the money. >> reporter: double up food bucks can be found at over 150 sites across michigan, in farmers markets, mobile food trucks and now grocery stores. what does the next five years hold? >> my hope is that partners and others states, will be able to take this model and expand it. it's the win-win-win, it's working for families and farmers. >> reporter: dr. nancy snyderman, nbc news, detroit. >

on in our building mice come in and eat around the registration and they again into get into the refrigerator 0 we need to know that donna steering wheel is not returning our city to the mayor. >> laura at the homeless service people the inspection i found a noose in my room so at the aids legal referral to respond to get me another inspectors because this is not housing for people with aids they don't treat us correctly there it's important that i will not kill myself i'll be in court august figured out monday at sproisht to testify again so you know the habitat for must not u hunt is affecting us all we don't want this donald sterling thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> tom, tommy 1967 this booets e beatles released a song when i was 64 i was 16 in seven months i'll be 64 and 5 hundred thousand troops it started with a lie. in 1968 richard nixon i have a secret plan to end the war a lie between the two of them 50 thousand people died. reagan a sleeping at the wheel iran chronically traffic and weapons and hostages and the middleman was israel the quiet one. and wanting bush 2000 what

the unused portion you don't finish it all store that in the refrigerator. honeydew melons in the market. they are fresh and delicious. and loaded, i mean, loaded with sugar, just a little proscuitto and that's it. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. business venture from kate middeton's younger brother james. the company prints photos on marshmallows. >>> the latest business venture from kate middleton's younger brother james. the company prints photos on marshmallows. >>> san antonio is aggressively courting the raiders. documents obtained by the san antonio express news show city leaders plan to woo owner mark davis last month. he met with top city officials and business leaders during that visit. san antonio also spent thousands to study the feasibility of getting another pro sports team in their city. >>> right now preparations being made at candlestick park for the final british invasion. nearly 50 years after the beatles' very last live concert, paul mccartney will take the stage for his farewell to

when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator right away, two or three days at the most, that way you can take advantage of that wonderful flavor and nutritional value. i just like to saute them, not par boil them first, they're too fresh. saute them with garlic and olive oil with grape tomatoes on top. it's ready when the tomatoes start to break down. a delicious side dish of vegetables. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. that's fresh. >>> it's a new twist on the ice bucket challenge. instead of water, people in india are using rice. people are donating a bucket of rice to someone in need posting a photo online and then challenging their friends to do the same. unique twist there. >> i like that. probably a good idea in the drought area we're in. >> right. no kidding. >>> all right. we have been talking about these multiple aftershocks that have hit the north bay all morning long. at 12:12 there was a 1.5, just a microquake but we'll see many more earthquakes over the next couple of weeks hundreds of them. >> oh, boy. >> h

now, there is no refrigeration in the early republic. you can't go to your refrigerator and get a nice, cold beer. you're going to drink a beer, it has to be freshly made and you have to drink it prettily quickly before it goes bad. now, people are moving around a lot, so they like something that's portable, something they can put in a flask and stick in their pocket. and whiskey is perfect for that. and it will keep for a very long time. so people drank a lot of whiskey and very little beer. and wine they mostly drank these very strong wines like madeira but wine drinking was a femme none of gentlemen rather than of common people. so, foreigners comments on the very great extent of drinking in thedidididów early republic. one english visitor said that americans were, quote, certainly not as sober as the french or germans but perhaps about on the level with the irish. and americans recognize their own heavy drinking. john adams found it, quote, mortifying that we americans should exceed all over people in the world in this degrading, beas

>> i just open the refrigerator the moodwhat am i in for? take you any trouble when you are gary echo >> not usually. -- when you are there? >> not usually. but keep us up-to-date with what is going on with bring in germany -- brewing in germany. we have a headline with jackma. he has become china's richest man. thanks for "taking stock was quote and i'm pimm fox. good night. ♪ >> live from pier three in san francisco, welcome to "herbert west -- "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. first, to the headlines. pier landing site connects bar with landers on the says it, lending club has extended $5 billion in personal loans on the platform. on certain samsung smartphones

. >> we lost everything in the freezer and everything that was in the refrigerators. you know? if you can't keep it cold, then what are you supposed to do? >> the food bank was ready for the rush thanks to extra donations from the community and other bay area food banks. the california department of education also sent two tons of food to napa. >>> the 49ers have just one more game to get things together before that regular season begins. >> dennis o'donnell is in houston, where they are hoping to finish strong against the texans. >> reporter: allen and liz, thank you very much. hello, everybody, from houston, where it is 84 degrees and it's humid. so we'll show you the lid here at nrg stadium. they closed it up because of the weather. now, the 49ers will be cutting 22 players by saturday. that means that 22 players are fighting for their professional lives tonight. the 49ers game against the houston texans in the preseason finale, one of those players stanford linebacker shane, we'll visit with him talk about the game as the 49ers close out the preseason here in houston. back t

. >> normally, we have food spoiling in the refrigerator and freezer. >> reporter: to get their drinking water. bob and his family normally use an electric pump. >> without electricity, no pump, no water. >> reporter: an the second storm, hurricane julio will probably miss, in coming days, the islands could see dangerous riptides and high surf. >> reporter: you can see the problem. iselle took out all of the trees and the power poles. thousand are still without electricity and the power company says it could be days before the lights are back on. byron? >> clayton, thank you. >> meteorologist from our miami affiliate joins us now, julie durda. what can hawaii expect from the hurricane julio? >> this is impressive. hurricane julio is moving over the pacific. with winds around 75 mile miles per hour, this system will not be impacting the hawaiian islands. very happen to say. >> terrific. >>> now to the mainland. fires in the west. more than 700 homes in danger. firefighters whip up flames. more than 700 homes are in danger. >> julie, what does it look like out there. >> more bad news for t

the refrigeration side of the power plant.at's where we make the cold water that we send out through a series of underground tunnels to cool all of our buildings up on capitol hill. similarly, we are renovating and putting in a cogeneration system on the heating side of the power plant where we make steam and heat and send that high-pressure steam out to all of the buildings across capitol hill and many others. that's how we heat our buildings as well. so there is a significant investment happening now at the capitol power plant which of course is misnamed, as we don't make power there. we purchase our electricity from pepco like probably all of you. lastly, one of the most significant projects and one of the most important projects that is happening on capitol hill today is a renovation and restoration of the cannon house office building, a beautiful building first occupied in 1908. -- beaux arts building first occupied in 1908. if you look carefully, right there the fifth floor, you can see the addition from 1912. first occu

they're say thing's a chance we can't stand in front of the refrigerator with the door open for 20 minutes to figure out what we need to eat. it's clear we need to do something, but we're unable to solve anything. we need to give the earth the ice bucket challenge. it's a stunt created to raise awareness of als. you dump a bucket of ice water on your head, make a donation and challenge three other people to do the same. it's been hugely popular and very successful. they've raised almost $100 million and given birth to some funny youtube videos, like this. >> [ bleep ]! >> jimmy: give your friend a concussion and cure a disease. even little kids have been getting involved. this is a 2-year-old from birmingham, england. >> ahhh! [ bleep ]! >> jimmy: take some of that isles water and wash the mouth out with soap. and while those are a lot of fun, in my opinion the best challenge yet was completed by our producer jason. we were at the emmys together monday night. tell us what happened when you got home. >> we were feeling festive, i was nominated to do the ice bucket challenge by our friend da

he went into the refrigerator and made himself a sandwich, but he was carrying a firearm. f and forgot his pistol. woke up the next day and he didn't have his gun, wanted to find it and he asked the sheriff's department if they had found it. >> in his mind, he had made a mistake, he got too buttered and he left his gun in the trailer that he broke into, and then he was even dumber when he called the cops. it was me. i didn't really do anything that bad, a little b and e. i left my gun, i wasn't going to hurt anybody, give me the gun back. how did they repay david burgert for his honesty in 'fessing up? four years in prison. >> when he got out of prison, he moved to flathead valley in northern montana. he got married and at some point, david decided he wanted to join search and rescue. >> mr. burgert did apply for our search and rescue team, and during the course of that application process, we found that he had a criminal history, so we did tell him that he would not be accepted on to the search and rescue team. he was not overly happy about that. >> that was important to h

>> i just open the refrigerator and say, what am i in the mood for?'t take you any trouble when you are gary echo >> not usually. -- when you are there? >> not usually. >> keep us up-to-date with what is going on with brewing in germany. we have a headline with jackma. he has become china's richest man. thanks for "taking stock was quote and i'm pimm fox. good night. ♪

. >> with daniel dead of the drugs she kept in the refrigerator of her home, anna begins a death spiral of her own, naming her little girl dannielynn. >> daniel was the only thing that was still consistent in her life and ongoing and never ending. and when his life ended, anna's life ended, i think. >> i said come on back, bring the baby, i'm so sorry about daniel, but it's not going to get any better, it's gong to get worse. she would say larry, don't you understand, my son died. i'm not going to lose this baby. she was holding on to dannielynn now for basically dear life. >> ultimately, even her love for dannielynn is not enough to keep anna nicole alive. but who killed her? >> at 2:49 this afternoon, we were advised by hospital personnel that anna nicole smith had died. >> five months after daniel, her body toxic with drugs including methadone, on february 13, 2007 in the hard rock hotel near fort lauderdale, anna nicole dies of an overdose. in trying to determine where to bury here, a florida judge hears evidence about who and what killed her. >> was anna nicole murdered? >> the aut

that man is apparently punishing the kids from opening the refrigerator and turn on the television. the man's wife said she shot the video because she couldn't stand quiet any longer. the ministry of social affairs says the man has been arrested, the investigation is underway and the government transferred the children and order he that the orphanage be shut down. many complaints about physical abuse of that same orphanage from several years ago. if the only person getting punished is the guy abusing them and not the government officials then there's no justice. proof that social media can help, tony. >> that is really disturbing stuff, it really is, ines, thank you. today marks 100 years since the start of worl world war i. on august 4th, 1914, one of the most disturbing conflicts in world tift. >> 100 years ago they were locked in a war that was meant to end all wars. today fralings always approximated.floobleapproximatee came as allies. drawn into the fray. in all the speeches, the message was the same. the blight of war still stalks the world. but it was the french leader who ra

punishing them one by one for opening the refrigerator and turning on the television. he's seen here hitting them with a wooden stick and kicking them. >> is he breaking bones here? he could be breaking bones here. >> these children are running away, crying. the wife told local media that she shot the video and released it because she couldn't stay silent any longer. and egyptians have been expressing outrage on social media over the last several hours many demanding that the man be arrested. and the wife be held accountable. >> he hasn't been arrested yet? >> he has today tony. an investigation is underway and the government also ordered these kids to be transferred and the orphanage to be shut down. still tony so many questions are remain, questions back three years. a british activist writes this, i think it's high time egypt reviews it centuries old practi. >> maybe he should be turned over to people in prison. >>> women should not laugh loudly in public. women's rights activists, accused him of violating laws against gender discrimination, made women targets of la

the resip yecipients are not on >> the earthquake messed up our refrigerator and we lost everything in the freezer and everything that was in the refrigerator, you know. if you can't keep it cold, then what are you supposed to do? >> while neighboring go food banks have shared their inventory with napa a lot of extra donations have come from that general public. >>> like so many of us bay area cities are reviewing their disaster plans. san francisco mayor lee says the quake shines a spotlight on training and drills. >> we are always have to be prepared and alert. but, also, when you go through this i think the fear of being a victim of earthquake is less -- >> mayor lee visited south napa yesterday. he promised to help wine country rebuild. coverage continues on our website, south napa earthquake. that's the easiest way to see our stories. that's at nbcbayarea.com. >>> at this hour investigators from the santa clara county medical exam her is searching for answers after a burned body was found this morning. the body was discovered on a remote road cheer the chesboro rose vo reservoir.