their neighbors. residents say fumes from the chile sauce are making their throats burn and their eyes water, and they want it stopped. straight ahead, our legal guys will weigh in on the spicy legal battle. and in this week s parts unknown, anthony bourdain travels to tokyo. he says visiting the city changes the way you see in the world, and after dark, it gets a little wild, especially if you have jet lag. reporter: welcome to tokyo. you are not invited. this is the other tokyo. 12-hour flight, and i m baked. no sleep. might as well must go out.
much. perhaps the white house was listening to you. let s hope. all right. thank you so much. all right. a spat between a southern california hot sauce plant and its neighbors is getting even hotter. this week, a judge refused to halt production of the company s wildly popular chile sauce. people living near the factory have complained about the pungent smell coming from the facility. miguel has more on this controversy. reporter: call it chile gate 2013, saraja hot sauce, the telltale rooster on the top and bottle is in the hot seat, complaints of the smell emanating from the new plant in east los angeles is making people sick. it smells more like pepper. it s very, like stinging. reporter: celeste gomez, a college freshman, who lives in the shadow of the plant, says it makes her sneeze. the city is filing an injunction