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accusations of racism and concern that the chocolate treat could strain relations between russia and the united states. >> and thin from ice cream we go straight to the ice lug for a little hockeyy. there goes putin. he was in a game the other night. got an up-close look at the playing surface after going down on his skates. >> despite the mishap, putin and his team recovered, winning the game, of course. and he kept his jersey on. not very often you see putin. >> with his shirt on. >> with any kind you have shirt on. >> thankfully he did. it was a closer game than normal with most of putin's matches. this one was 9-5. usually it's like 20-1. they allowed had him to dominate. >> aren't russians born knowing how to ice skate. >> the person who hit him hasn't been seen since. >> oh, boy. >> and he won. no surprise. >> trophy case looks liking. >

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protect the rights of pregnant women. particularly in the workplace. >> the law that this guidance is based on was really focused on making sure that women who are pregnant or pregnant people are able to stay in the work and not be forced out on unpaid leave not be forced to lose out on economic job opportunities, et cetera. >> reporter: cases that prompted the new guidelines include a pregnant woman being denied access to a bar that her two nonpregnant friends were allowed to enter, bouncers allegedly keeping her out because of her bump and another where a pregnant woman was denied access to a concert venue because of her pregnancy. but many people up in arms about the new guidelines. speaking out on message boards. if a woman has to drink while she's pregnant, she's not fit to be a parent wrote one critic. nyc has become a joke wrote another. the cdc warns against drinking while pregnant noting in guidelines earlier this year that no amount of alcohol during pregnancy no matter

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♪ i'm eating hummus dip into my hummus ♪ >> chris has a song for everything. >> how do they find a song about hummus? i like for once you have a dance for instinct and i don't. wow. so tomorrow, you might know is friday the 13th. it also marks the fourth international hummus day. >> but today on national

fudge day, we celebrate hummus. and fans of the humble mediterranean dip might be surprised how easy it is to actually make. i traveled across the river to hudson, made it back to michigan in month claire, new jersey, for "insomniac kitchen." >> reporter: what's like the key greebt behind hummus. >> the key ingredients of course the chickpeas and then there's another i guess you can call it super iningredient which is the tahini base. >> what is it. >> tahini. that's the sesame paste. >> wow. >> and it's in hebrew so you can't even really know exactly wh it is. >> that's why it's secret. >> like the secret sauce from kfc. awesome. should we get started. >> let's go. >> what do we start with. >> we start with the chickpeas. we want to get it in the food processor about two cups. then we're going to go with the tahini on top. you add fresh lemon juice. a little bit of cumin, fresh ga

little bit of water, a little bit of salt. just to tie it all together. stop it and taste it. >> all right. >> it tastes finished. >> it tastes finished? >> so if it's finished, it's finished. >> what do you think. >> i think it's okay. yeah, it's pretty good. make our basic hummus. what you want to do when you plate hummus is kind of like spoon it around and create a little cratener the middle. that's our platform for whatever you want to put on top. >> very cool. >> pass it right on top. >> why do we call it that. >> it's an airic word for the cooked chickpeas. we have the sauce. extra virgin olive oil. something fresh like cilantro. we always want to finish with a little bit of pan rick ca. >> that is beautiful. >> we very seasonal vegetables to put on top right there.

>> this is our finished product? >> that's our finished product. then we have our last one which is for carnivores which is our chicken sharma hummus. boneless and skinless we marinate them for 24 hours in our seasoning. you want to have a really nice hot grill.

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this morning on "world news now," donald trump heading to capitol hill. >> the parent republican nominee set to meet with top leaders of the party despite some not supporting the presidential hopeful, this as the pressure to release his tax returns continues to mount. and breaking news. in the mystery of that missing it malaysian airplane that vanished more than two years ago. debris found is from that plane. hundreds of passengers were on board at the time. their families still waiting for answers. what this new clue tells us. and we have new details in the massive explosion that killed 15 people in texas. why investigators are call it a criminal act with the search for the suspect now under way. and talk about a stadium splurge. the professional caliber athletic complex at one texas high school raising eyebrows th