they were part of genghis khan's empire. >> my dog's name is genghis khan. >> bizarre scenes of marthathe tv show "finding your own roots." her new cookbook centered on the roots of america, a celebration of our nation's most treasured dishes from coast to coast. her 77th book. >> yes. >> my god. that's unbelievable. you have written 77 books? >> well, i and some of my editors have worked on a lot of these books, too. but they're very, very good books. this is a wonderful book because not only has great recipes in it, piers, but it also has the back stories to lots of the recipes. >> it is a great book, actually. but i can't get past genghis khan. >> i know. >> you're related to him? >> well, who knows? i mean, genghis -- you know, he covered a lot of territory. >> you coincidentally have a dog called genghis khan. >> well, i have always liked the idea of genghis khan, and he is a chinese chow chow, so he's a dog that he may have had back then, a little convoluted. but the chow chows are named after chinese emperors. >> this whole premise of the book martha -- >> i am 100% -- >> chines

liked the idea of genghis khan. is a chinese chow chow. so he might have been a dog that genghis would have had wait back then. it's a little convoluted. but all my dogs, the chow chows are all named after chinese emperors. >> there isn't actually any american blood in you at all. is this whole premise of this book, martha's -- shouldn't it be chinese martha's american food guide? >> i am 100% american. i was born in america. >> any american's 100% america. that's the point of america, is that none of you are. >> we are all american, who were born here anyway, and i think once you move here and get your citizenship you are american. it's an extraordinary place. >> it's an amazing place. i never understood why so few americans travel out of america. when you're actually here and you travel around you see it's so different. one of the great things about the book is that you go to all parts of america and you find all the local recipes most relevant to the area you go to. >> right. well, i think because we are also the

liked the idea of genghis khan. is a chinese chow chow. so he might have been a dog that genghis would have had wait back then. it's a little convoluted. but all my dogs, the chow chows are all named after chinese emperors. >> there isn't actually any american blood in you at all. is this whole premise of this book, martha's -- shouldn't it be chinese martha's american food guide? >> i am 100% american. i was born in america. >> any american's 100% america. that's the point of america, is that none of you are. >> we are all american, who were born here anyway, and i think once you move here and get your citizenship you are american. it's an extraordinary place. >> it's an amazing place. i never understood why so few americans travel out of america. when you're actually here and you travel around you see it's so different. one of the great things about the book is that you go to all parts of america and you find all the local recipes most relevant to the area you go to. >> right. well, i think because we are also the

followed by gunshots in the town of khan sheikhoun. at least 21 people were killed in the attack. >> the observers were patrolling the town of khan sheikhoun. amid reports of the dublin government attack on a funeral procession. on a funeral procession. people were running for cover and damaged the u.n. vehicles. the monitors tried to organize a safe exit, the insurgents of the government blamed each other for the attack. in damascus, they've waited for news, trying to make sense of what had happened. at least one very important thing was clear. >> all the observers are safe. all of them are safe and i've spoken to all of them. >> the number of observers has been increasing rapidly. they are deploying more patrols, setting up in more cities. they are powerless to stop the violence. they can only observe a cease- fire, not create wind. concerns about their safety are growing. >> it is obvious that the mission is there to help the people of syria and anything that interrupt their work and endangers the lives of u.n. personnel. it is some

prosecutors state investigation is part of a prostitution probe involving strauss-khan. last year he was cleared of rape claims made by a new york city hotel maid. >>> backers of mitt romney slowly coming to his side he raised more than 40 million dollars last month as he solidified his chances of being the nominee. a new review finds only a handful of his recent contributions came from donors of former primary challengers. only 500 contributed to romney's white house run. >>> this morning engineers working to repair engine problem that stopped lunch of first private rocket to be used to resupply the international space station. >> 3, 2, 1, 0, liftoff. we've had a cut off. >> no liftoff as you heard there one of the nine rocket engines showed too much fuel pressure so the launch sequence automatically shutdown half a second before blast off. the spacecraft was safely shutdown and spacex officials will try to launch tomorrow that could be put off if the engine problem proves more serious. the check executive is also the ceo of the electric car company tesla based in fremo

in a statement to cnn, strauss-khan's attorneys say the investigation will establish that dominique strauss-khan any relationship whatsoever without the consent of his partners. plural. strauss-khan has also been warned by french authorities that he is under investigation for aggravated pimping, though there have been several allegations made against him, he has not been convicted of any crime. >>> chrysler is recalling about 68,000 jeep wranglers due to a potential fire risk. this crossed just a moment ago. recall affects 2010 wranglers with automatic transmissions built before july 2010. the recall involves about 86,000 vehicles. we looked at the national highway safety administration documents and they said debris can get stuck between a plate which protects the transmission and catalytic converter that can cause a fire. >>> it's been 291 days since the u.s. lost its credit rating. all three indices today were up more than 1%. >>> now our fourth story. benjamin netanyahu of israel today told iran that time is running out for the country to stop its alleged nuclear weapons program. >> translat

. >> he pulled off an upset against emir khan in december but they will meet in las vegas, may 19th on common ground. dave ross is at head banger gym. >> hey, dave he is training hard for that rematch may 19th, in las vegas he is the champ he is lamont peterson and you are gracious to take the time to join us i know you are right in the middle of training how is everything going. >> great >> what do you weigh now. >> 149 pounds. >> you got to get down to 140. >> yeah, but every work out i lose at least 4, 5 pounds i am only two work outs away from my weight >> as you get closer to may 19th how do you keep the heart rate low and everything calm. >> knowing i been here before just another day at the gym, another day of boxing i have been doing it 18 years this is no problem at all. >> the man who runs head bangers gym, trainer extraordinary, barry hunter, good to see you. lamont is ready i know you are ready i want to talk for people who might not know about the fighting style of lamont peterson it is crowding he crowded emir khan in that first fight and made him uncomfortable. >> yeah,

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. >> jimmy: emperor genghis khan is the name of your dog.and he won best in breed, right? >> yes, at westminster. >> jimmy: look at this cute dog, you guys. >> that's, like, numero uno, yes. isn't he the cutest? he's not even 2 years old, and he's a very good show dog. >> jimmy: now, what do you do for a show dog? what do you have to do? how do you prepare for a show dog? >> well, you just treat him as nicely as can be. you want him to be happy, frisky -- not too frisky. >> jimmy: so, no drinking the night before. >> we had a lovely tea party at the plaza hotel. the plaza invited us to stay overnight in the suite. >> jimmy: you had a tea party with the dog? >> yes. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. >> in the palm court. >> jimmy: come on. >> and, actually, people complained that there was a dog in the palm court, you know, a new yorker. >> jimmy: you're, like, he's best in breed. you gotta trust me. >> and he got to go to the bar, but, he didn't drink. he just ate. >> jimmy: i love him. little genghis khan. he's a cute little doggie, oh, my gosh. >

his match with amir khan may be called off. >>> check this out.le. >> nice. >> it arrived at the fox 5 studios. bat man is here for our 9:00 a.m. hour. there he is stay tuned you don't want -- bat man and robin are both here. you want to hear his story, want to find out how he is helping area children plus, take a look inside that nice ride. >> now that is the bat mobile i would like to have. >> really. >> oh, look at that. >> so cool. >>

you complement khan academy with a physical experience. when you go to class it's not that we sit at rows in desks and watch a teacher give a lecture. it's peer to peer tutoring and steps up interactivity and in terms of voices, that's where online wins. if we're in history class or economics class, 30 people in the room, the one professor might say the right thing or wrong thing and there's no one in the room to have a check on that. when i put a video out there, within the next day thousands of people watch it. if there's a mistake, people are very quick to point it out. some of those people are professor, academic, professionals in the field. we have a robust editorial body. >> that's the answer. how do you guard yourself against people like will cain giving you information you don't want. you have multiple voices. the question becomes how do we encourage more people to do this? i know venture capitalist are putting a ton of money into trying to answer that question. >> interesting to see. you are giving your speech this morning and loo

this is a big issue because emir khan is already back over in the states he is over there getting ready in los angeles for this fight. the fight will be in las vegas he is back over in the united states. their camp is upset about it. this is a main card, a main attraction on hbo next saturday night. it goes months into planning. for this to come up a week and a half before the fight is a problem. let's be honest this is severe the punishments lamont could face are severe his belts could be stripped, he could be suspended from the sport. so these are serious serious allegations, and there could be real repercussions that could hurt him long term. again, talking to his camp this morning they are -- they are devastated because this is something that clears your name and some -- smears your name and something that is very hard to get back. they are trying to clear it. again what was told to me minutes ago this is not what you thing it is and they are going to do everything they can to restore this guy's name. lamont said nothing in my life has been easy why would this be any different. lamo

i would like someone to talk to us or think about how we can use the khan academy and what is a program for schools. it occurred to me, i talked to him at the conference. he said they are interested in starting a school. i said i guess it will be a private school. i -- that is one thing. it seemed to me that this old school ought to be taking advantage of free online instruction. anyway, that was -- and interestingly, i was kind of, we're having the same speaker. it made me hear a lot more. and think about it a different way. and he is right down the road. we could probably get him up here to talk to us. he would be happy to do that. president yee: other reports by board members? commissioner murase. dr. murase: i attended a conference on april 19. i want to recognize the hard working families that make that organization work. one of their signature events, access to a venture where kids with special needs are afforded the opportunity to go to a bouncy house and other things challenging will be held saturday at the golden gate and chill. -- bandshell. he emceed the music festival, he al

hollande was a little noncompetitor because dominick strauss-khan became embroiled in a sex scandal in new york last year. more to come. france holds parliamentary elections next month and the socialist also hold the upper house. president obama has already called hole dande, congratulated him to an economic summit coming up at camp david next month. >>> french voters weren't the only europeans who shook things up in weekend elections. greek's angry with their government's severe austerity measures rebelled against dominant political parties. this morning greece faces political stalemate which could threaten its hard won economic bailout. >>> an american aide worker kidnapped in pakistan has turned up in an apparent al qaeda video pleading for president obama to save his life. warren weinstein of maryland was abducted last month. the 70-year-old says he's okay and addressed the president directly. >> my life is in your hands, mr. president. if you accept the demand, i live. if you don't accept the demands, then i die. >> among the demands for weinstein's release is end of u.s. air stri

the blast occurred in the northern town of khan sheikhoun in the idlib province. a video of the attack appeared online, although nhk cannot confirm its authenticity. they said the attack damaged three vehicles, but there were no injuries. u.n. observers began monitoring a cease-fire in syria last month, but the violence shows no signs of easing. nhk's senior commentator, nobuhisa degawa, was a former correspondent in the middle east and has visited syria many times. you said there doesn't seem to be much of a cease-fire for the u.n. to monitor. >> well, certainly, the violence is hindering the work of observers. they are even coming under direct attack. as you might recall, there was a bombing last wednesday targeting a u.n. convoy. none of the u.n. members were injured, but several locals were hurt. the latest bombings have made a tough job even more difficult. >> the largest opposition leader, syrian national council president burhan ghalioun visited japan last week. how crucial is his role in the conflict? >> he's one of the key players. japan, the u.s., europe

known competition who became his party's candidate because the leading candidate, dominick strauss-khan, became embroiled in a sex scandal in new york last year. more to come. france holds parliamentary elections next month and the socialists already hold the upper house. president obama has already called hollande, congratulated him and invited him to the u.s. ahead of an economic summit at camp david next month. >> susan mcginnis in washington, thank you. >>> french voters weren't the only europeans who shook things up in weekend elections. greek's angry with their government's severe austerity measures rebelled against both of the country's dominant political parties. this morning greece faces political stalemate which could threaten its hard won economic bailout. >>> an american aide worker kidnapped in pakistan has turned up in an apparent al qaeda video pleading for president obama to save his life. warren weinsteen of rockville, maryland, was abducted last summer. in a new video posted on jihadist websites, the 70-year-old said he's okay and addressed the president directly. >> m

conflict from syria increasingly spilling into neighboring khan into neighboring lebanon fueling fears of another civil conflict in the region. ten thousand canadians march against to wishing hikes and the new law to curb demonstrations despite previous protests and again clashes and mass arrests. courts now if only to stay with you know neil and paris fever hits the clay why did i just do that end of a very long. no idea it is fever hits the paris play tell us more i got what you meant the first time you said in a poor adequate yes indeed that. how's be going good news and ready i can tell you for russian player more not coming up in just a second. have your company this is for today plenty head over the next ten minutes including all bets. are off and running the second major of the tennis season gets going at longer also with good news already for former champions because the it's over of russia. and of in europe barcelona seem unfun pay tribute to the most successful manager in their history we are going pep guardiola cup but the way triumphed over the weekend. the limpid green fiv

irving khan has that gene. have you ever had a heart attack?> no. >> reporter: have you ever had a stroke? >> no. >> reporter: have you ever had any operation? >> no. >> reporter: the doctor says the future lies in developing drugs that could give everyone what superagers have naturally. >> then we can really prevent all the age-related diseases that are making life so miserable for the elderly. >> reporter: what do you want your legacy to be? >> worth knowing, worth being associated with. not a bad fellow. if i borrowed money, i paid it back. >> reporter: if he helps scientists find the keys to a longer live, his legacy will be even richer. dr. jon lapook, cbs news. >>> i'm getting a greasy hal hamburger and french fries after the show. >>> up next, your thursday morning weather. >>> in sports, overtime for celtics and heat in game two for the nba championships series in miami. [ male announcer ] there are only so many foods that make kids happy. and even fewer that make moms happy too. with wholesome noodles and bite sized chicken, nothing br

they didn't find the great khan. they didn't find people speaking chinese. they didn't see the fine silks and teas and everything they're looking for, none of it, none of it. on christmas day 1492 the santa maria is shipwrecked on the island of hispanola. columbus puts the crew ashore and tells them, establish this town and we'll be back for you. the town becomes known as navidad, christmas, and columbus with the nina and the pinta returns to spain. this is columbus returning to spain to visit the court, ferdinand and isabella receiving the admiral of the ocean seas. this is his greatest moment because it is at this moment that everyone believes he's found the route to the east. now, it is a little disappointing when he brings back coconuts, rare tropical birds, kidnapped a few natives, and it is a little disappointing but, don't worry, don't worry, send me back, and send me back and i will find the court of the great kahn, so he makes a second voyage. on his second voyage he returns again. this is getting to be a little disappointing now. wait a minute. you

you know, we have in the book, we have majeed khan who is the guy who was going to be testifying against ksm are one of the guys in guantÁnamo who had spent a lot of time in maryland. he called ksm tchotchke which his uncle and he was very close, and there there is some information that we couldn't fit in the book about how much time and effort ksm spent in sort of grooming people and radicalizing them and urging them to sort of come over to the jihadi side. so i don't know if that is a very good answer but i think clearly ksm was in that sort of, siddiqi case and knew it was his nephew. whether the marriage was an arranged marriage or something to help her when she joined a al qaeda fold, i don't know. but maybe you do, so we can talk. be any other questions? i think we will wrap it up then. thank you very much for coming and thank you josh for an engaging presentation. [applause] at now, encore booknotes. stephanie gottman discusses her book, someone can america's gender-neutral fighting force still win wars? the author asserts that in instigating reforms during the 1990s congress repl

military buildup in the asia pacific in an apparent effort to contain time is growing regional clout dr khan holland then from the foreign policy in focus a think tank believes american policy towards china is very close to cold war rhetorical. by polar kind of relationship because in many ways our chinese are number one trade partner. and again trillions of dollars are in u.s. bonds we are all kind of locked into an international market so on one level the cooperation is trying to force us by the fact that we're so interested at the same time you get this. growing military change and you chinese are also very uncomfortable. the fact that about eighty percent of their energy supplies are arrived by sea generally through the yellow sea those should that the energy supplies are basically controlled those waters are controlled by the u.s. fifth fleet and the u.s. seventh fleet and that makes a chinese nervous icing neither side would actually like to move to a point where there might be a potential war but the problem is if you have this military buildup sometimes mistakes happen and in this wo

i, myself, have right of ging gas khan. i will tell you that when this immigration became an issue in arizona one of my brothers called me up and said, daryl, let's join the group that goes down with their guns, let get our guns and go down the board somewhere force the border policy. and i said, now my brother is a businessman, and i being a lawyer thought, well, let me think about this a little while. and so i began to study it out and to write write an essay whi available i think on the website, or if you don't have it if you go to my bio in the thing, just right to daryl williams and i'll send you a copy of the essay, i wanted to study out what it was that made z emotional and exercised about this and i concluded after doing my study, like i was preparing to go to the courtroom, that our immigration policy made no sense and no, i wasn't going to joint the minutemen and go with my guns and try to protect our border because it made absolutely no sense. now, i have to tell you a few years ago, 10 years ago, i decided i did

involving federal contractors, there is tonight a guilty plea from the ring leader, a man named cary khanrom alexandria. prosecutors say the scheme involved at least $30 million in bribes and kickbacks. kahn was a contractor for the affirmy corps of engineers at the time. the money was apparently used on homes, cars, and several mistresses. he's facing 35 years in prison. >>> take a look at these police-enhanced surveillance photos. recognize that guy? police say he's wanted for severely beating a man in broad daylight after an argument over a beer can. a camera captured the attack at 14th and w streets earlier this month. the man was beaten so badly that his jaw had to be wired shut. >>> right now there's a bill in congress that would ban some abortions in the district. arizona congressman trent franks introduced the measure that would make abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy illegal in d.c. it's based on disputed research that claims fetuses can feel pain at 20 weeks. opponents say the bill is unconstitutional and it intrudes on home rule. the bill is not expected to pass this year. >

unless the commission accepts that reasoning, peterson's may 19 rematch against amir khan in las vegas could be canceled. the decision come in as early as today. peterson defeated kahn in a controversial title fight in december. >>> this morning, josh hamilton's name is being added to the history books. the rangers player becomes just the 16th in baseball history to hit four home runs in one game. and his epic performance came against the baltimore orioles at camden yards last year. he's had a public battle with drug and alcohol addiction and says it will take some time for the significance to sink in. hamilton also had eight rbis in the rangers' 10-3 win. quite a feat. congrats to him. >> indeed. >>> tom kierein's here and keeping an eye on what we can expect rainwise today. >> i was hoping for a rainoff for the os -- >> right? >> didn't work out for them. here we did get rain. off and on yesterday afternoon. and then overnight, too. it's returned. and now we're getting a respite from the rain. there is the live view from our h.d. city camera. there's the washington monument under som

with mike stronger there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into khan's report. six thirty pm in moscow the zero r.t. headline scotland's partition mission in the campaigns launched toward a historic vote that could see the country break free from britain and the scottish national party believes the signatures of a million scots could ensure a victory in the referendum planned for twenty fourteen. time to discipline quebec's leaders students take on the government against the law designed to curb their long fight against college fees they are taking legal action saying the protest restrictions are unconstitutional. prime minister dmitry medvedev takes charge of the ruling united russia party and wants to clear out those who discredited it was also remodelling for the online age medvedev is also calling for more competition in the party's upper ranks that encourage closer discussions with the opposition. destroying dissent with elections ahead georgia's regime still has no appetite for opposition journalists there say they're still being pressured a year a

. >> khan! >> you should see what is happening on set right now.licks on original release. >> i can watch "the wrath of khan" any day. >> i'm reliving my lost youth. >> great stuff. film critic for cbs cbs sunday and new york magazine. pleasure to have you here. >> i thank you for haunting me with all the possibilities i felt in '82. great year. >> why was '82 so great? >> it was the last year, i think, that pretentious pointy headed critics like me and the mass audience agreed on everything. i mean -- well, almost everything. not "rocky iii" but, i mean, it was -- it was the last time where you had blockbusters that were personal, that was personal film making. and they weren't sort of machine tooled, full of cgi which makes miracles cheap. it was wonderful, exhilarating summer. >> why can't hollywood do that these days? it seems like it has to be the massive blockbuster, devoid of personality or the indie film. you think it's split around '82 or after? >> pretty much, when the corporations and marketing people got in. it's a little cliche, but th

the alleged attack a year ago which seriously damaged his reputation as a criminal case against ross khan was dropped after prosecutors said the housekeeper had lost credibility after the frenchman's arrest he resigned from the i.m.f. and was unable to take part in part in the presidential race as a leading socialist candidate. four years syria was able to capitalize on its rich history and ancient cities to build a thriving tourist industry but after months of conflict this vital source of income has all but dried up and as artie's oksana boyko reports many in the country feel robbed by the revolution. he wanted to see the world but became a touring sensation himself martin at twenty eight year old boss driver from germany was on a year long by journey when he entered syria about two weeks ago and aware of the clashes he wrote all the way to homs and even managed to take pictures of it went to homs seven to hama but there were not only to take point but even let me into the city center. it was quite a strange feeling you know nobody was in the world you could see what happened before but

refusing to reopen an old corruption case against a pakistani president opposition party leader in iran khanays he will file a petition against parliament's failure to force him to step down. for winter storms of rage through central leaving at least one person dead and thousands homeless three days of heavy rain and seventy mile per hour winds have cut off power washed out roads and damaged homes and businesses many families in affected areas are now living in temporary shelters which the chilean president sebastian pinera has been visiting. let's go to katie there you are standing we're standing by the r t business desk good to see you again the european markets now open what's the story there was so far so good at the wrong way they are pasting gains or not so because concern is that greece leaving the euro zone has actually. investors really encouraged by that was all because of the greek opinion paul was saying that voters are warming to the policies that supports a. bailout package that so. investors really feeling the love. eight tenths of a percent of the dollars or one point three p

military buildup in the asia pacific in an apparent effort to contain china's growing up in a cloud of dr khan hallinan from a foreign policy in focus think tank believes the u.s. china corporation is force quote country which is its very bipolar kind of relationship because in many ways not china is their number one trade partner. and they hold trillions of dollars in u.s. bonds we are all kind of locked into an international market so on one level the cooperation is kind of forced on us by the fact that we're so interlinked at the same time you get this growing military tension and look chinese are also very uncomfortable about the fact that about eighty percent of their energy supplies arrive by sea generally through the yellow sea those truth that the energy supplies are basically controlled those waters are controlled by the u.s. fifth fleet and the u.s. seventh fleet and that makes the chinese nervous. it's one of big stories of the day again rosie get to know what you think about those stories today we're asking what you think might ruin the u.s. chinese relationship on our website is w

using to reopen an old corruption case against the pakistani president opposition party leader in iran khanays he will file a petition against ottoman to force him to step down. powerful winter storms have raised through central chile leaving at these one person dead and thousands homeless three days of heavy rain and seventy mile per hour winds have cut off our washed out roads and damaged homes and businesses many families and are now back to the new areas now living in temporary shelters which of the chilean president sebastian pinera has been visiting. now let's get over to the business desk kitty pilgrim is now mending the desk for us hi katie so how the markets became this monday morning they will right now going to cause a trait on the asian markets because they're up or rather i will kind of looking at a mix of you at the moment we do have some guys as you can see the china is around a quarter of a percent oppose it territory the nikkei in japan is about twelve places points down but we do have rises and that's because concerned over greece is actually easing and that's because we h

wants compensation for losing his job serving jail time meant for damage to his reputation straus khan's assault case was dropped last year after prosecutors questioned the maid's credibility of. the british prime minister's decision to meet the dalai lama has sparked an angry response from china beijing says david cameron's meeting with the exiled spiritual leader interferes with the country's internal affairs and undermines their relations china regards the dalai lama as a separatist seeking independence for tibet. and katie joins us next with all the latest business. located so global markets carrying on with losses for yet another consecutive day tell us more and yeah that's quite right and it is all to do with the polish who imposed a new greece it really is setting in the pressure right now in this session with take a look at the figures and see how the footsie on the dax are performing at this hour we're going to second election now on the cause as we can see the fruits of that just send it down we also have the government of the bank of england thinking also saying that he expect