and it did because the tie was a sort of a maroon, and my beard is a charcoal gray. and you know that charcoal gray and maroon go real nice together. is that the exciting part, grady? oh, no, no. see, when she handed me the box with the new tie in it, her hand touched mine, and i got the shivers. did she have warts? no. it was just a feeling i got. so i hung around until she got off from work, and then we went out and had us a couple of fat burgers, and that's when i knew she was mine. she paid for them. no, she didn't pay for them. lamont: well, how could two fat burgers "hold the onions on mine." and that told me right there that she was ready for business. so i immediately yelled out, "hold my onions, too!" i knew we weren't gonna waste any time with any handshakes when i took her home, so i proposed right there as we splitting the bill and she said yes! now, what you think about that?! ? it was a lucky april shower ? wait a minute, grady, wait, grady. don't dance on my imitation persian original rug. hey, pop, leave grady alone, man. he's happy. i sure am. i feel

>> charcoal is my favorite medium. >> i love sketching with charcoal. we reached the end of the show. >> we are talking about what you like to sketch with. >> people want to know. >> a special thanks to imogen lloyd webber. rob long >>> two big stories breaking tonight. the world reacts to the death of fidel castro. plus, hillary clinton's campaign joins in the effort to challenge the results of the presidential election. the election she lost decisively to donald trump. hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. we are live throughout this hour covering both those breaking stories. lawyers for hillary clinton now say they'll back an effort by jill stein to recount votes in which is which is and would also back recounts in two other critical states, michigan and pe

>> charcoal is my favorite medium. >> i love sketching with charcoal. we reached the end of the show. >> we are talking about what you like to sketch with. >> people want to know. >> a special thanks to imogen lloyd webber. rob long, rob smith. that does it for me. bye! at godaddy, our goal is to make you look awesome online. let's chat in football terms. this is the goal post. the end zone. the goal of every team. we know you have goals. like getting exposure for your idea or business. with godaddy website builder, you can easily create an awesome mobile-friendly, get you more exposure website. we call that...a website builder touchdown. get your free trial of website builder now. >>> president-elect trump pulls the trigger on two more major players in his new administration, and they are not from the good old boys club. this is "special report." good evening and welcome to washington. south carolina governor nikki haley and charter schools advocate betsy devos have reason to be thankful this holiday season. haley will be the new ambassador to the u.n.

. >> masa: this kind of charcoal slow cooking gives this kind of flavor, soft, juicy. how's the fish? >> konishi: [ speaking japanese ] [ laughter ] >> masa: you know what he said? "before fish, i'm gonna burn up." >> anthony: so him first. [ laughter ] >> masa: don't hurry. good food takes long time. >> anthony: so this big argument with the spanish. big argument. is umami a flavor or a sensation? >> masa: umami is essence. strong essence. >> anthony: so it's a mysterious force. >> masa: yeah, much bigger than the universe. >> anthony: bigger than flavor? >> masa: of course. this vegetable is called fukinoto. under the ground, covered in snow. cold. then, little by little, opens up like that. this is first sign of spring. we appreciate that. >> anthony: how do you cook this? >> masa: grill, fried, or braise it. i'm gonna grill it, little bit of oil, then a little bit of salt. this is so happy, the phases. so happy. they're going to be cooked this way. their blood is bitterness, very bitter. you need bitterness to grow. >> anthony: this is italian. agro dolce, at the e

contest back in 19- 28 after an artist made a charcoal sketch of her as a baby. she is a mystery novelist and retired english teacher. you can get 10 the road - with our 10 weather radio partners. in tampa bay, catch point-9.... and the dove 105.5 f-m on sarasota talk radio, listen to wsrq 106.9 fm. and hear 10 weather in spanish on maxima 92-5. so now that we're in the holiday season, you may feel like you're starting to get busier. with holiday parties and fun events, there is always something to do. coming up, the surprising amount of money millenials will spend in their lifetime during the holiday season. but first, a deer has the last laugh when he spooks a driver and a police officer. we are taking you live out to philadelphia this morning where an investigation is underway following an explosion. all we know if that police have that area blocked off right there. early reports say this could have been a suspicious device of some kind. we are working to get your more information and once we do, we will update you on 10 news this morning flaky layers are on t

the boat men prepare by putting charcoal under the table. and if you're wondering what it feels like -- >> it's warm, i feel great. >> it gives a more gentle heat than electric heaters. i'm very relaxed with any legs stretched out. >> and, yes, the stoves are needed already. it was a frigid 6 degrees celsius thursday morning. and that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline" thank you for joining us. xnóx ernie stevens: on this edition of "native report," we'll visit little bighorn national monument in montana. rita aspinwall: we'll attend the crow summer institute. ernie stevens: and we'll interview the crow nation chairman, darrin old coyote. our elders, our chiefs, our warriors have fought for this land, this language, this way of life. we also learn about traits of leadership in indian country, and hear from our elders, on this native report. narrator: production of native report is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation. [music pl

. >> charcoal great for detox binds toxins eliminated in the body and grape lemonade. >> i do likety seriously do. >> people line up at the doors for this stuff. >> what else. >> this is salad in a bottle. brace yourself. >> is there ran. dressing component. >> no, pear. >> none at all. >> to go down the line. we have 30 seconds here. >> show then mine quick. >> this is 'tis the season seasonal apple pie in a bottle. >> that's not fair. >> i got the good ones here. >> and cheer me up will have kind of nut milk, almond milk, vanilla beatenp taste like chocolate milk. >> you got the deserve. >> jim got the -- >> there's dupont circle store your web site. >> drinks .com. >> let's all cleanse we'll see you tonight at 10. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: george lopez, he is livid, vulgar and upset about donald trump. >> i will give him a chance to [bleep] my [bleep]. >> he's very upset. he looks like half the country this week. >> i will stop eating chee-tos. anything orange i don't want. >> conor mcgregor, he destroyed at ufc 205. he's the first fighter to hold two belts stooment. --

kingsville charcoal is holding a bipartisan barbecue. that is happening today at the courthouse square from noon until 2 to the bay area of being the focus of negative campaign ads. research found on average more than 55 negative ads per day are running here in the bay area, that is more than in any other city in america. >> we're inundated so grab a rip in forget your sorrows. >> lick your fingers and that is it. >>> first you may smell the smoke and the next thing you know your dehumidifier is on fire. coming up: why this has happening to you. details on a dangerous recall i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [

kingsburg charcoal is hosting a happening from noon until 2. this is in response to the bay area being the focus of a lot of negative campaign ads. researchers found on average more than 55 negative ads run per day here in the bay area if that is more than any other city in america. >>> that is a lot of negativity isn't it? >> just going joined the barbecue and be bipartisan, reach across the aisle and grab some ribs, lick your fingers and your wounds. he's gus! he's gus! he's gus! he's gus! gus bilirakis. gus bilirakis! gus is for us. for us. all of us. and he gets things done. and he gets things done. s. he's protecting our veterans... and our seniors. and he's fighting to keep america safe. gus is for us. gus is always for us. gus is for us. for us! all of us! vote gus bilirakis for congress. i'm gus bilirakis, >>> millions of dehumidifiers are being recalled because they can overheat and catch fire. they are sold under more than 50 brand names. incidents. to check if you have a recalled humidifier and for more information go to wfla.com. >>

and nice shade of charcoal and hand off load all cars and weather delays at philly international and weather delays on all regional rail lines. >>:17 rain continues to pour into the area. you see bulk heavier rain is mow moving north. we got wrap around moisture in lancaster county set to move into chester and delco is getting a little bit of rain. we have light rain in philadelphia. it will take probably rest of morning for all this to get out of here. there's one pockets of very heavy rain. right here about to enter into southern chester county it's in southern lancaster county now. we have that going on now precipitation-wise. 51 in philadelphia at the moment and 4 lancaster and 46 mount pocono and 48 wild wood. up to 60s today. plenty of sunshine through the week and dry weather the rest of the week. looks like rain. we get some. unfortunately for the philadelphia marathon folks it looks like it will happen on sunday. we will see what we can do about that mike and alex between now and then. >> thank you. >> okay. it is:18 can i say how much i love dr. mike who is working with us

thing in itself sulfur, charcoal. they might've made charcoal but they certainly didn't have the ingredients. so those kinds all had to come over from england. in addition to that, they had to pay the interest they owed on the money they have borrowed to finance the crossing. and they had to serve as the equity capital as well that been summoned up projects. captain john smith gives an estimate of 7000 pounds as of 1624. now that is a huge amount of money that was embedded in the plymouth colony. the best way to get at it is to say well, that was the equivalent of about 1500 acres worth of farmland. for 7000 pounds alpha muchly and you could have bought and i was a lot because in england at the time, if you want to qualify as a substantial number of the landed gentry, you only need about 500 acres. so that was a lot of land. a lot of money was sunk into the project. in some of the men involved, investing in the mayflower project were very substantial businessmen of london. they were not the leading businessmen. they w

ann turner cook as seen here was just 4 months old when a family friend made a charcoal sketch of her in 1927 and submitted it to gerber. cook went on to become an english teacher and mystery novelist and has been the face lovely woman she remains at 90 years old today. >> happy birthday. thank you for joining us. jimmy fallon is coming up next. >> we'll see you tomorrow at o, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. just try it! guys, i think we should hurry up. if you taste something bad, you want someone else to try it. it's what you do. i can't get the taste out of my mouth! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. shhh! dog, dog, dog. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

eel liver dipped in sake soy and grilled low and slow over charcoal. >> back in the days of the family catering business when he looked at his younger brother did he think this guy is going to make something of himself. >> he was not a good student. >> it's when he went to high school and he stopped studying. >> what was he doing instead of . . . >>> what was he doing instead of studying? >> majong. >> next, this insanely delicious eel and eggs with bean curd. >> wow, that's beautiful. >> really good. everyone in the family. >> after he graduated from high school, my dad did not have any idea what he wanted to do. my uncle was in tokyo already, he went to check it out and he loved it. >> that was a tremendous break for a young man. >> my father being the second son, he had the free range to do what he wanted. [ speaking foreign language ] >> so traditionally, it is the oldest son stays to take care of the parents. >> if he lives his life all over again. >> fashion designer? >> really? [ speaking foreign language ] >> oh. >> then eel steamed, dressed and grilled over rice. >> oh, look a

it looks charcoal gray. on the outside. who cares? don't get off that couch. you'll miss our "favorite things" a little later. >> and carrie fisher drops a bombshell about an affair with harrison ford on the set of "star wars." >> there's carrie. >> we'll get the details when she sits down with us after this. i love my shop, but my back pain was making it hard to sleep and open up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid aleve pm for a better am. liste of bad breath germs for a 100% fresh mouth. feeling 100% means you feel bold enough to... ...assist a magician... ...or dance. listerine?. ?? >>> as the daughter of debbie reynolds and eddie fisher born into hollywood royalty. >> but carrie fisher needed no help making a name for herself. of the biggest icons of the world landing the role of princess leia in "star wars." >> nearly four years after the first film released carrie's revealed she had an fair with her co-star harrison ford. >> what? >> during the making of the movie. >> that experience is just one of many stories carrie sha

>> reporter: addison's quick actions helped to contain the fire to the deck, which was sparked by a charcoal brick. the pictures were taken the next day. >> he saved of our house and probably saved our lives. seriously. >> reporter: he credits his calmness and focus on fire to the skills he picked up as a boy scout and soon to be eagle scout. >> being able to understand what happened. >> he's completely a hero to me. >> i don't feel li i was in the right place, and i saw it, and i didn't really have another option. it's not something you just let go. >> i think that's what heroes say. you know, i mean, they are the guys who run towards the danger, and they don't have another option. the other options are unavailable to them because they have to go fix it. >> i'm just feeling blessed addison is our neighbor. >> reporter: in alexandria, thing anyone could ever do, to do what you did for 9 months of your life, knowing you were not going to ever keep me. that's selfless so i can have life. >> an emotional thank you 47 years in the making. >> are you redding for sometopper shock? he will -- some

. >> suit number two, charcoal gray. >> versatile, go to a lot of occasion. dress it up or down. >> or spice it up. >> a pinstripe with a nice tie. a power suit for a banker or a lawyer. should tie one on for the audience. color for for a colorful kroid r crowd or conservative for the other end but either way? >> you have to make it memorable. >> memorable. okay. >> absolutely. you hit on something as soon as you -- has to fit. doesn't matter the material, how expensive, if it doesn't >> maybe like -- >> a scarf and puppy vest in one of those. >> for a look at one of those features we have here on 12 today, head to 12news.com >> i kid, jimmy. i kid. >> do you know what botox can >> and snow white is get ago reboot on one of the most iconic movies of all time. >> we want to be interactive with you every single morning. this morning, we're asking you this very simple question, who is going to win game six of the world series? the chicago cubs or the cleveland indians. just go to 12news.com and man, the indians are up. 12news.com/yourvoice. go vote. we'll give y

food box says they have the best burgers in the state, cooking up burgers on an open fire pit using charcoal and mesquite. >> oh, yes, browsing reviews before you buy online, a sale- right? wrong. the what could take your money. >> cold mornings ahead and the >>> now we have breaking news for you right now. air 15 over a house fire. this is on 13th street and bell. you can see jus really all of the extensive damage right there. there were early reports that the occupancy of the -- occupants of that mobile home made it out safely. fire crews are making sure it doesn't spread to other homes nearby. but firefighters were going into the home a few minutes ago. ing see them working ongoing -- you can see them working on it. it is smoky in that area at bell and 13th street. >>> nancy pelosi will stay put as the house democratic leader, years now but the arizona congresswoman is not happy with the results releasing this statement here saying, it is obvious that the current strategy doesn't work. millions of americans don't feel our party represents them anymore and it says so loudly in multiple ele

kingsford charcoal is holding a bipartisan barbecue to it is from noon until 2 . it is in response to the bay area being the focus of negative campaign ads. research found on average more than 55 negative political ads run per day here. that is more than any other city in america. >>> on sunday morning you will want to tune in for one hour political special right here in news channel 8. who will break down all the major races final days of the presidential race. it is a special episode of your vote counts 2016 at 9 am . >>> st. pete mayor and council members will unveil the wastewater improvement plan. that big reveal is set to happen at 11 dec 30 this morning . this -- 11:30 this morning . this comes after millions of gallons of sewage poured out of the holding area into tampa y. has been dumped into the bank since august august 2015. >>> in pinellas county if you have underinsured or uninsured damages or losses from hurricane coming, monday, november 28 is the deadline to register to get that assistance from fema. you want to visit disaster assistance.gov. nearl

it looks charcoal gray. who cares? don'tive up the couch. miss our "favorite things" a little later. >> and carrie fisher drop as bombshell about an affair with harrison ford on the set of "star wars." >> wonder if she's sorry now? >> the details, after this. ? get up for black friday. starts thursday, 6pm. walmart. ?spread a little love today? y? ?spread a little somethin to remember? philadelphia cream cheese, made with fresh milk and real cream. makes your recipes their holiday favorites. the holidays are made with philly. ? this little light of mine ? which one's yours? ? i'm gonna let it shine ? the one in white. ? let it shine ? all powercore pacs. just one pac delivers an astonishing clean. and, keeps clothes up to 3 shades whiter. give us your worst, achoo! ...answer it. with zicam cold remedy. it shortens colds, so you get better, faster. colds are gonna call. answer them with zicam! zicam. get your better back. now in great tasting crystals. ?? because aunts will do anything for a laugh. [sfx: squeaking on glass] when families gath

. >> charcoal and fish. >> i know. >> damn, that's good. >> wow. ♪ >> everybody thinks there's all this great barbecue in the south. it's 99% terrible barbecue. and so to get real barbecue, you got to drive. >> way out in the weeds, off the main road and good freaking luck if you can find it, is one of the most respected barbecue joints in the u.s. of a. run by one of the most respected old-school pit masters. ask a chef. ask anybody who knows good barbecue and they will tell you where to go. here. a rundown looking takeout about two hours' drive out of charleston in hemingway, south carolina. now how long have you been doing this is. >> since i was 11. grew up doing this. >> crazy. >> my family started in 1972. so i grew up running around this place. >> it's hard. >> it is. >> that's why no one does it, man. that's why there's nothing but bad barbecue. because in my opinion the only true way to make barbecue is the burn barrel and the pits and you got to stay up all night. >> all night. ♪ >> rodney scott, a man sought after all over the world for some of the finest whole-hog barbecue

you can use actual charcoal -- chalk or markers to write in the name. if your pumpkins have a nice sidestep -- nice size stand here's another way to make it . >> cut in the center of the stamp. >> using a bread utility knife cut a small slice into the stem. trace out in a small like pattern that fits your theme. then go ahead and wr harvest table setting. until next week happy pinning. >> what a gorgeous wednesday it has been. here's some video that was captured from eagle 8 hd this afternoon. you can see beautiful day to be out on the water. whatever you have planned just enjoy the outdoors, low humidity , sunshine not a cloud in the as we head throughout the rest of tonight, skies will stay clear. 66 degrees expected at night. when you wake up tomorrow morning a bit of chill in the air. graph 56 tomorrow morning. we will be close to that tomorrow morning pier blue skies and sunshine to start the day. as we head into the afternoon hours we will top out close to 80, just a touch warmer but still beautiful, just a few clouds in the sky by the afternoon h

the famous logo was based on a charcoal drawing of her by a family friend. >> that is cool. thank you for joining us. >> nice to be here. and happy thanksgiving, everyone. >> america's news headquarters starts now. >>> and we start with a fox news alert. president-elect donald trump naming more cabinet picks today. hi, everyone. i'm heather nauert. bets city devoss is his picture as secretary of education. sm she met with him on saturday sat and hear's what mr. trump had to say. >> did you offer any jobs today? >> thank you for being here. >> well, betsy devoss is a long time advocate of charter schools, most recently chairing the group alliance for school choice. we'll have more on her. in the meantime, dr. ben carson says that he is actively considering his offer for hud secretary. recently saying on facebook, quote, an announcement is forthcoming about my role in helping to make america great again. mr. trump jetting off to florida where he will spend

. >> reporter: charcoal or gray friday here. it's more and more years go by, one specific day to do their shopping. retailers don't need to spanic because they will get their money. november and december is expecteded-- expected to be up over 3% over last year with 6 50billion dollars of things sold and the couple months as people do the holiday shopping. but people experts saying it's the millennials they are not going to wait for one specific day they are going to do hopping over an extended period and don't mind ha christmas shopping season extended. men may outspend women tours the -- during thanksgiving black friday small bit business saturday and cyber monday. more than half of us will do it online. a couple things to keep in mind ups will deliver more than 700 million packages four packages keep it sem pel get it off the porch. pick it up if you haven't or deliver on a day you know you as well. a lot of malware infections go up in a couple minutes here. use your phone's data -- couple months here. use your phone's data an

her neighbor painted a charcoal sketch. this is. they loved it so much, they used it the entire time. the neighbor was dorothy hope smith. she was an artist and entered the contest. gerber, the essence of who we are, it is the epitome of a happy, healthy baby and symbol of trust we have with parents. it's everything to our company. isn't that amazing? her identity remained a secret until 1978. >> i love the plum. >> the plum? >> yeah, i have a lot of friends that eat this. >> yeah, they're called starving fashion models. >> well, a couple are. >> does it work? >> well, let's move on. i'm sorry. >> it's okay. so i have the best weekend, you guys, i was able to go to charleston, south carolina, i had the honor of judging the south carolina miss usa pageant. it was fantastic. we had the opportunity to be escorted by charleston's finest, north charleston police department officers. they were amazing. they kept us safe and protected all weekend. some of these moms take this stuff very seriously. >> tell me about it. >> in all seriousness

the maker of glad bags, kingsford charcoal, burt's bees personal care products and plain old clorox bleach. lower than i would have preferred earnings guidance for 2017. what is going on? within the company, the results pretty wildly varied. clorox's cleaning products saw 13% volume growth. lifestyle categories up just 1%. the company international's volume grew. i think the real key here is that when you're a consumer packaged goods company with a stock that's trading at 21 times earnings, your stock's going to slightly lower forecast or even talk about price competition if you think the fed is on the verge of raising interest rates. so is this a temporary blip? let's check in with benno dorer, the chairman and ceo of clorox. welcome back to "mad money." >> it's good to be back, jim. >> benno, i'm trying to figure out the narrative. i'm trying to figure out whether you guys were more down beat than the analysts. i heard a lot of about price inflation of commodities. i heard a lot about competition. i heard about not wanting to lose share. i did not hear enough about the are sustaining the

she won the contest in 1928 after an artist made a charcoal sketch of her, a baby. she is a retired english big bust. this morning a man is in jail after a canine officer from colorado sniffed out cocaine during a traffic stop. canine officer widget detected the drugs while doing an open air sniff around the car. the car was search and investigators found 10 hidden packages of cocaine worth over a million dollars. the man was traveling from mexico to denver. >>> check your headlines now let's get a look at morning sports with ryan bass. >> good morning i'm ryan bass hope you stay up late sports. at 6:00 we'll be live at one buck place for turkey time with the bucs online as bucs players and staff members serve thanksgiving kneel 1000 families in need it's such a cool event you won't want to miss it also rivalry week in college football take a closer look at fsu florida and the war on i4. you'll hear from bulls coach as his team prepares for the ucf night. allison sorry i had to do this to you of course the gate ons won the sec east saturday, but seniors won the cham

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there's such an interest in new ingredients that are not so new, but are functional to the body like charcoal and macha and turmeric. and shaking in cocktails. >> brews it in teas and down the street at shakedown the earthy thought to alleviate congestion and heal wounds and alleviate the body. >> i think turmeric is probable the new kale. it's going to be a buzz word that will be used across the food industry. >> turmeric is the new kale. >> i didn't know you were such a spiceologist. >> i knew a herbiologist. >> there's a lot you don't know. tomorrow. >> meantime, birthdays, fire up the smuckers jars! who is on them today? >> 100th birthday to virginia haas sxsz the secret to longevity, a gin and tonic with turmeric every night at 6:00 p.m. >> it's the new kale. >> carrie parrish, 100 years old. one of her favorite memories watching the rockettes perform in new york city. she's got to watch and see them again. happy 100th birthday, and this talented guy is from philadelphia, pa. an amazing dancer and spent time performing in his community theater. >> ada, 101, she makes an eggplant parmesan

charcoal's not my favorite food. i didn't think so. you know, you haven't changed a bit. aha! what were you doing? uh, nothing. i was just going to step out and get a little fresh air. really? i thought you were waiting up for chrissy. oh, come on, janet, don't be ridiculous. were you? yes. you know what i think, jack? maybe you're a little jealous of your brother. me jealous? oh, come... i'm just worried about a friend. you can stop worrying. your friend is just doing your brother a favor. that's all. she's not interested in him. ( chrissy laughing ) there she is now. i'll bet you she couldn't wait to get home. did you have a nice time?sy, uh, excuse me. hello? hi. ( humming dance tune ) oh, chrissy is such a marvelous dancer. i haven't had a partner like her since i won... both: first place in the all-city ballroom dance competition. uh, chrissy, you had a real rotten time tonight, didn't you? say yes. what's so funny? i don't remember. tonight's just a great big blur. ( janet chuckles ) chrissy, you must remember some things. well, i remember that there was a lot of water a

they swear they have no room for us, no fuel, no charcoal, no food for our horses. we stormed the village, force our way into the stables, captured 25 pound of barly hidden in a man's trousers and so forth and so forth for two mortal hours and this is but one of the days." this is the red cross wagon, about which he writes an entire disspach. you can see what's happening, the snow comes, it melts, it comes, it melts, the russians were assailed from three sides. the day was loss, they knew it. they fought on. night was falling as the japanese drew closer, the russians turned loose their horses, destroyed or threw away their guns. bayonet encountered bayonet and threw handkerchieves a token of surrender. this is the japanese army entering what they call -- in korea. next day, early, we found the reed as far as the eye could see from past to past in the crest of the passes, gorged with baggage trains coming and going and double lines. there were squads of calgary and detachments, offices mounted and officers afoot. parties of the red cross outfit, bunches of pioneers d

like charcoal and macha and tumeric. >> reporter: in portland, cocktails. one place in san francisco brews it in teas. down the street at shake down, the earthy ginger tasting spice can be found topping treats in everything from sprinkles to marshmallow fluff. >> your reaction is that of surprise, followed by a big smile. >> reporter: but tumeric's history dates back as early as 500 b.c. where to this day it is a central part of hindu medicine thought to heal wounds and rejuvenate the body. >> i think tumeric is probably the new kale. it is going to be a buzzword that's going to be used across the food industry. >> tumeric is the new kale. >> it is the new kale! >> never knew you were such a spiceologist. i knew an herbologist. >> al says you are going to do what's happening. fire up the smucker's jars. first up, we've got a happy 100th birthday to virginia from ohio. the secret to longevity, a gin and tonic with a little tumeric in there every night at 6:00 p.m. carrie parish from my hometown, yeah! 100 years old. one of her favorite memories watching the

they have no room for us, no fuel, no charcoal, no food for our horses. we storm the village, force our way into the stables, capture 25 pounds of barley hidden in a man's trousers. so forth and so forth for two mortal hours. and this is but one of the days. this is the red cross wagon about which he writes an entire dispatch. you can see what's happening. the snow comes, it melts, comes, melts, creating this quagmire. this one he called chow. this one he labeled fire. this is at the river. at 10:00, the japanese battery on the right fired the first gun. following the report was a sound as of the violent ripping of a vast sheet of cloth, as the shell tore through the atmosphere and sighed away in the distance. two miles away, across the river and to the right of tiger hill, there was a bright flash, a puff of smoke and a dust cloud arose where the flying shrapnel tore the earth. again, quote, the russians were assailed from three sides. the day was lost. they knew it. and yet they fought on doggedly. night was falling, as the japanese drew closer, the rus