>> jimmy: i hate raw eggs. >> the taste of raw egg? flexible, unlike you.ding, i'm bending. >> okay, back off, that is it. put more of cream fresh -- >> jimmy: what is it? >> like a sour cream. now, now, off the heat, off the heat. final taste, final taste. >> jimmy: all right, still tastes like raw eggs. >> come on, put your salt and pepper. >> jimmy: yeah, we need a little more pepper and a little more salt. >> back on the heat. and then finally a small knob of butter. >> jimmy: all right, another knob, you're crazy about the knobs, aren't you? [ laughter ] >> come on, jimmy. okay, now take it off the heat now. >> jimmy: off the heat? >> let me look, please. jimmy, it's gone all [ bleep ] rubbery. >> jimmy: what did i do wrong? i took it off the heat. >> you got to stir it quickly. >> jimmy: i stirred it [ bleep ]. wait, what are you doing now? oh, no! like a frat house in here. >> honestly, start again. >> jimmy: start again? not clean -- >> it should be done in three minutes. >> jimmy: i don't even have the thing anymore. why don't we make fried eggs, i

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seuss story is "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham" is my favorite, also. i remember when i was younger, i made my own green eggs. they didn't turn out so well. they sound better than they taste. with "speak of the week," i'm drew. >> i'll tell you why billings, montana, is called the magic city. >> just about any place you visit in this wonderful country of ours, you'll no doubt be fascinated by the local history. this next report is case in point. >> welcome to billings, montana. it's one of the great frontier towns of the old west. it's also my hometown. >> howdy. >> to help tell some of the history of billings is kevin kooistra-manning. he's with the western heritage center. and joyce jensen wrote a book about the town. how did billings get its name? >> billing got its name from frederick billings, former president of the northern pacific railroad, who they honored by naming the town after him. >> the railroad actually created the town, and it happened almost by accident. >> there was a nearby town by the name of coulson,

seuss story is "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham" is my favorite, also. i remember when i was younger, i made my own green eggs. they didn't turn out so well. they sound better than they taste. with "speak of the week," i'm drew. >> i'll tell you why billings, montana, is called the magic city. girl: hi, mom. hi, sweetie. [ beep ] man: how's it going, buddy? i'm bored. [ beep ] i think i'll ride my bike. [ tv playing ] [ beep ] it may never be this easy to help your kids find balance, but you have more power than you know. the we can! parents' handbook and web site can help you maximize that power. you'll learn how to help kids choose healthier foods... and how to make it fun for them to get active. who can help kids maintain a healthy weight? we can! visit the we can! web site for a free parents' handbook, plus tips, tools, and resources. a message from the u.s. department of health and human services. uh just gonna hang out. with gary and todd? yea. i've been meaning to ask you, is there any drinking going on in this crowd

you're going to crack the egg for me. >> jimmy: just the egg white or the whole egg?d be done. >> jimmy: we can do the egg whit-- well, no, we'll do the whole egg. you've got a hot pan there. >> this is really cool. take my eggs right here. of course, you've got batter. i got the batter thing going on here. >> jimmy: you're going to batter those eggs? you don't mix them up too much, huh? >> not too much. you get a little -- >> jimmy: what are you looking for? we've got mrs. dash there. >> mustard, a little bit of this pepper stuff going on here. some garlic to kill the germs. >> jimmy: garlic powder, huh? >> no doubt about it. and some tomatoes. >> jimmy: no onions? >> no onions. we've got to move it around, because it doesn't look good. >> jimmy: it's not an omelet anymore. >> this is some scrambled stuff. and you might could help me. >> jimmy: what do you want me to do? >> nothing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's the soy sauce for? i see that, is that for the recipe or no? >> sometimes. >> jimmy: sometimes, okay. when we're in the mood for it. when would you put the s

but they can and do end fertilized eggs and to many, that is ending a life.he left maintains this is all bogus science offering op eds by doctors three of these four contraceptives do not perform an abortion. where on earth did that come from? where did we get that notion? there's the supreme court upon that finds these four methods may have the effect of preventing an already fertilized egg from developing any further by inhibiting its attachment to the uterus. it's right there in black and white. maybe they didn't know what they were talking about, they were probably just citing some hobby lobby information. actually, they were citing the government's own brief. the government, the government was making this point. what does the government know. it was basically doj representing health and human services. who are they relying on for their facts? oh, the fda? maybe the fda didn't know what it was saying. according to fda approved proper labels a copper iud works by preventing a fertilized egg from implanting into the uterus. plan b may inhibit implantation i

." >>> a duck on a high balcony lays eggs, but the ducklings were seven stories up. see who moved the family to a new home with a nervous mama watching the whole way. >>> a pedestrian is honked out and watch what he does. why it's what he shouldn't do. >>> "transformers" is a summer blockbuster, a and in one crazy scene -- >> is the local motors rally fighter. >> how a favorite road this car all the way to hollywood. >> i got to do quite a bit of the driving in the film. >>> why gluten free may not be far enough for your barbecue. >> apparently, the only thing people can eat safely is lettuce. >> how the host feels the pain of picky eaters. >> i knew it! >> oh! >>> here in the states, we celebrate the fourth of july, independence day. up north, they celebrate canada day on july 1 st. they rescued ducks. basically, they live seven stories up, a duck flew up, landed on the balcony and laid eyes, 28 days later, they hatched into seven ducklings, but they were then seven stories up, not close to a little pond. >> what was mom thinking? just like the view? >> a smart mom

aafter they've died, some males will squeeze the female, and glet are eggs out, and fertilize those eggs. it's functional necrophilia. you're like what, why? >> i'm the oldest about six kids, i thought i knew all about sibling rivalry. let's start with one, sand tiger sharks. >> just incredible. the ma pla is pregnant and they have babies inside of her that's of different ages. the older is going to break out of its egg sack, and swim around inside the mom and eat its siblings so it doesn't have to compete with them in the reeled world. >> and ver owes hatches,. >> pecking and trying to kill its younger sibling and it usually succeeds out of 200 nests that were observed it worked 199 times. only one younger sibling survived. 1569 pecks. >> snowy owls are beautiful. >> they are beautiful but they don't know how much food there is going to be for their eggs so they have a strategy for their reproduction, where the oldest sibling gets all the the food at once. the younger siblings are going to die unless there's a lot of food. >> finally emperor peg quin penguins are very selfish right? >>

the wasp lays an egg underneath. as that egg hatches it begins to eat that nymph from the inside out. very sci-fi. very cool to see. >> michael: sometimes you do something to get rid of one problem and end up with another one. >> reporter: are there any environmental dangerous releasing these wasp into the california orange groves? >> reporter: that's always a concern. the technique being used here is biological control. you're using a living organism to control the populations of another living organism that is a pest in a certain area. and biological control bu biologists are very careful to ensure that th the organisms they're using to feed on those pests, they only target them specifically. and when used properly it can be much more efficient and precisely targeted than other techniques, which are spraying the area with toxic chemicals, which is very imprecise. >> michael: how long would it take for them to do their work and we start to see healthier groves again? >> well, they've already been releasing the wasps

it's commonly served in the philippines yeah i eat it but first i hate eggs eggs in my most favorite on the planet exit always food alive good talk and again i just knew you were an egg ok that thing was a really that left a really that had guess what they know and scars or anyway oh you're not going to crack open it don't don't do oh it's soft don't to like doing it larry. oh my only thing is a lot of conduct i can eat an egg ought never seen and i'd like this before it's very hard. if you've just tuned in then you're throwing up we understand this is weird that's weird no like not passing up that's on the ballot what is it about you see you're trying to just try anything you must be wild i mean wild if you would try anything and i mean that literally you must be wild and when you try it you get to say you tried it you don't like it then fine my thing is with people i just want them to try it so i don't care if you might hate it in the end but what's the big deal you got it we it's in your mouth for ten seconds to swallow it it's done we were there. i actually have a grown into a ki

when a sperm fertilizes an egg. >> may i just speak for all of america? this is why we love megyn kelly so much. >> i mean it's come to this. the question is whether that is all out of a deep need to prove to america that there is danger on the supreme court, or whether this is born of a place of politicking. they're in trouble, mid terms are coming, they need a wedge issue. >> this is what america is talking about on both sides. at least i am really tired. i'm so done with the left and right and talking points of both republicans and democrats. i'm so done with the boogie man. with me, with the president, the president is, does not, i choose he does not play a role in my life. he doesn't. i'm not upset with him anymore. i'm not going to, i have my set of beliefs. he has his. that is fine. i am going to stand for the principles that i have, that he's not going to control my emotions anymore. he's not going to play on my emotions. it's so devicive what's happening to us. megyn i said on your show, people say what did you mean by that? we all play a role we

i ate my way through fish eggs.rom around the globe. london's "daily mail" looks at a close call. its cargo container crushed the car but the two people inside not only survived he gave a sd hero," and two weeks later i heard her singing it. >> if you had sung that song, would you have been in "beaches" with barbara hershey? >> yeah. i don't think i've ever passed on another song. >> you only made one mistake. that's a good thing. >> it was a big one, wasn't it? >> may i say i miss your fried chicken. we're in talks with it. >> asia loves it. >> people who put up the money part were asian so we gave them the intr nation at rights to it. but they talked about me bringing it back. >>> thanks so much. >>> ahead wurngs of america's most rare and expensive >>> if you frequently dine on champagne and caviar, and really who doesn't, you know how difficult it's become to buy the very best. that's because the fish responsible for producing the best tasting eggs are in short supply, but the act of raising them in tanks. white

what saved them from imminent death at an egg farm. >>> hundreds of egg laying hens now in a new home being rescued from cramped conditions and certain death. they were due to be gassed because their egg laying productivity had dropped. but as ken pritchett reports, they're now in a ranch rescue looking to be adopted. >> reporter: for her, and her. and hundreds of their fellow hen, four days ago was the first time they ever saw this. the sun, clouds or blue skies. >> you're safe, you can come in. >> reporter: so says the rescue group that saved from their life. >> they are cages so small they can't spread their wings. they can't walk. >> it's 500 clickens. >> reporter: she manages the ranch that saved 499 hens from an egg farm along with this guy. >> this is the one rooster. he has 499 girlfriends. slipped through the cracks. >> reporter: jen won't say which egg farm because they want to work with farmers to rescue more hens. these hens before considered spent, not producing eggs fast enough and would be gassed. >> gassing is a way to dispense of hens. >> reporter: many of the hens ha

or something on my egg, hard bowled eggs. >> salt does the trick. >> i rub it around in the mustard. >> this morning you saw a yellow film. >> is there shells and mustard stains. >> yes. >> okay. so we have asked the question who do you think lies more people who get up early, you know, farmers or people that sleep in until ten or 11:00 in the morning. apparently relevant i risers get the credit. they seem like really responsible people. this study we found shows that early risers are more lakely to lie as the day goes move on. >> that is because they were low in the mental energy. they needed to resist temptation. this isn't really fair to call us all liars. we may be, but researchers also found that night owls tend todd lie more in the morning when they were sleepy, so it goes both ways. >> whenever you are tired that is when you lie. >> you cannot resist temptation. >> you know what is weird about this study, folks, consider the best hospital in the america is johns-hopkins, connected to johns-hopkins university, they did this study. this is what they are studying? who is the liar

in the country, over half a billion eggs in 14 states. not part of the recall, there was similar unsanitary conditions found at those farms. wayne, you know, these so-called ag gag bills being introduced in the states are very similar. and state after state we are seeing the same language, no unauthorized recordings or video or audio. no recording of image or sound. who's pushing these bills, wayne? >> well, as you said, the american legislative exchange council came up with novel legislation. then the farming industry, which is really the different state farm bureaus, cattleman's association, pork producers, really been driving it. they've been doing grunt work in state legislators to pass it. they are trying to get this enacted in all 50 states. they got it done in seven already. so it is really relevant for your viewers, rev, to contact the state legislators and say, we care about animals. we care about the safety of our food and what are you trying to hide. >> it also is preventing a larger discussion on the appropriate treatment of a

these two idiots got away with a bottle of amaretto and chocolate eggs. that's what they sold. said his daughter had just come down 30 minutes ago to say good night to her dad. he was so worried about what could happen to his family if they were in the store. the accomplice doesn't seem to be doing anything but taking chocolate eggs. >> and they probably weren't expecting raj to fight back with such heart. >> and look at the damage. police did catch up with the two losers. a 23-year-old and 17-year-old were later caught. both are serving time. a considerable amount of time. they got what was coming to them for chocolate eggs and amaretto. >> it's good nobody got hurt. >>> this dog's name is spungo. i want do you see the simple joy it gets from a bucket of water. this little dog just puts his front paws in the bucket and he's drinking and playing with the water. the other dogs look like what is wrong with him? the video is nearly eight minutes long. the owners said that he'll play at this for hours. he'll drag the bucket to somebody and get them to fill it with water. >> all so

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. >>> throwing eggs, throwing punches and setting off smoke bombs.ntics of children, but this out of line behavior is not taking place on a playground. >> nobody actually predicted that we would see something like smoke bombs and egg-throwing inside the parliament. >> it's politicians gone wild and news crews are there to record democracy at its messiest. april 27th, 2010. the ukrainian parliament gathers in its chamber to ratify the extension of russia's black sea fleet's lease in the ukraine. it's a controversial deal, and "russia today" news correspondent alexei is outside the building reporting on protests. >> this whole issue has been making waves in the ukrainian politics. russia had had no base to hold its own ships and own troops that is why it was paying rent to use the black sea base. in the ukrainian crimea. the previous administration demanded that this base had to be removed after several years. >> but when the next president is elected, he signs a new agreement with russia that extends the lease for another 25 years. the majority of par

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. >> she is laying app egg now. >> that's what she's doing. >> the egg is laid.t's to that lar va. >> the egg will hatch. the wasp lava will scrape away at the belly of the citrus. >> the parasitic wasp weakens and kills its host. >> the female is chewing the circular hole in the head region. even though it's followed out, it provide application. >> reporter: this adult is basically chewing its way out of a carcass. >> that's right, an empty carcass. like something out of the exor sis, like spinning a head. here she comes, she's popping out. this is like the alien scene in "alien", eating the host from the inside out. she is done. cleans herself off. straitens out the wings, and then -- straightens out the wings and she takes off. >> releasing the wasp would be a natural way to suppress the other bug. you are using reason introduced species to control enter introduced species. is there another risk. pakistani parasites don't recognise our areas as food. will the end up in the wilderness. it's unlikely they'll attack and reproduce on the native sue ids. >> reporte

, it is an egg and cholesterol. >> finally people are waking up to the benefits of the egg.lent. >> extraordinary. >> extraordinary source of protein. it also has lutein, important for your eyes, coleen, important for your nervous system and each is 15 cents own only 70 calories. >> it took me so long to realize i love avocados. >> now make up for lost time. if you mix them with eggs, they're good in the morning. great to have you here. good to know we have so many super foods available right at home. >>> over to tom in the orange room, who is standing by with our plaza fan of the day. >> that's right. thank you so much. this is eileen dunlevy from new bedford, massachusetts. we're going to make this more difficult. you need to say this, what's on the prompter now, while taking us to break and doing the twist. i brought in some backup. >> still to come on "today," making new music like they did back in the day. but first, these messages. ♪ ♪ start a team. join a team. walk to end alzhe's. visit alz.org/walk today. birdhouse plans. nacho pans. glass on floors. daily chores. f

the end of the fertilized egg?no, you need to do a little medical research. >> maybe i do. i always thought the iud ends the fertilized egg. >> the reality is this law is of general applicability. >> i hear you dodging away, patricia. come back. i want you -- >> i'm not dodging at all. >> i want you to answer my question. theoretical theoretically, under your argument, should the law, should president obama -- should those who backed obama care be able to force companies like hobby lobby for example, into paying for abortions. that too could be risky if a woman wants an abortion and she can't get one? >> well, if there is an opt out provision that allows them to continue -- but see, i have a problem. they can opt out, i have a problem with corporations who accept the benefits of being a corporation, but then turn around and say, no, no, i'm an individual. corporations don't have religious beliefs. >> they do. and i think the court ruled against you on that. >> i don't think -- i know that, but i don't think that a

her newest residents were rescued from an egg farm. they were also kept in conditions that led to health problems such as malnutrition and para sites. >> they are not pleasant. they are not pleasant. they are in cages so small they can't spread their wings. they cannot walk. >> the hens are getting healthier and are starting to adopt typical hen behavior. she says in the past five years, they have rescued 14,000 chickens. she did not reveal the name of the egg farm where the hens were rescued from because she hopes to work with other farms to save more hens that are in danger of being killed. >>> coming up traffic troubles outside the new 49ers stadium. >> people started yelling at each other. >> in 15 minutes the action being taken today to help fix the problem before the big games. >> and we continue to follow breaking news where firefighters are responding to a fire that has damaged two homes in oakland. ktvu christien kafton has been talking with people who nearly escape those flames. he'll have a live report for us coming up. >> w

. >>> justin bieber is sentenced to two years probation for pelting his neighbor's house with eggs. >>> hello. three palestinians were killed, another four injured on gasoline s this morning. medical officials say the total killed since hostilities broke out stands 78, most civilians. the egyptians government ordered the bridge crossing for palestinians to be treated there. israel says more than 100 rockets have been launched onto the gaza strike. one israeli strike killed nine last night as they watched the world cup in the beach cafe.

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officers found the pair in the recs motel in egg harbor township. they found close to 3 bricks of heroin in the room and both suspects are in jail on $60,000 bail. >>> coming up we'll get check on breaking news, the accident backing up traffic on i-95. >>> yes, and six flags take a >>> we want to go b ack to the breaking story, the backup on i-95 being caused by this, the upside of the girard point bridge where an accident occurred. we see more lanes have opened up, and it's still quite a scene on the right hand side, the accident happening at 3:35 in the afternoon, no reports of injuries, here we go, the backup is still there. we turned it on over now to matt pellman live in the traffic center with the latest on this. and a lot of people taking 95 home today. >> 95 northbound, this is our one stretch of roadway you want to avoid this afternoon, the northbound side from philadelphia international airport and broad street, this is what started off the mess, this accident involving the dump truck mising a wheel now, they had all three lanes blocked fo

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warm egg yolk with a generous helping of smelt roe on top? egg with eggs? yes, please.s. >> you've got all these kids. they're flooding into detroit. which is good. how is that going to play out? will there be political leadership in place to manage that fairly? >> it will be fine. everybody likes a nice, you know, thing in an egg shell with caviar on top, everybody. it's just all about keeping cool. >> it won't be fine, dude. it will not be fine. if there's not political leadership, it will not. >> well, you know, sometimes political leadership grows up out of what's happening. and we don't have any political leadership. and this is happening. >> are you an optimist? >> i'm an optimist. >> you're an optimist. >> i'm here in this garage with you. >> chilled summer soup with melon in a tomato lemon verbena broth. >> summer soup, all the melon's from the market. the blossoms we picked from a farm in detroit. >> beautiful, thank you. >> thank you. >> it's good, isn't it? >> mm. >> i would describe that, may i, chef? as a light, airy gazpacho. >> delicious. i won't even go

wealthy guy now if the classic chicken or egg story if it quite has already become a viable currency should the community focus on getting more bequests into the pockets of the people who use it or convincing retailers to accept them to get a sense of the challenges and issues around accepting decline as payment i spoke to overstock c.e.o. patrick byrne about his company's experience with korn overstock was one of the first major internet retailers to accept declines and i began our conversation by asking him about what kind of transactional volume and decline his company has seen since accepting the cryptocurrency take a look what he had to say. i think since really announced it it's a quarter of one percent of sales just the last calculation twenty four hundreds of one percent of settle so your quarter one percent on a billion and a half dollar company that's bodes well but it is excel or i mean in general the secular level opens. now in terms of other retailers who want to take big clients what have operational hiccups have you had that you think can be avoided in other companies

that was determined by the birth mother of the egg, i mean, the genetic mother and father of this egg. but there was a small effect on birth weight. people who smoke tend to have babies smaller than normal, but they do not have these behavioral problems. so there is a small effect. my point in going into this rather technical little study is i think very many of the effects that are attributed to smoking could equally as well be attributed to individual differences, genetic differences, whatever, between the populations that are being studied. all right. nevertheless, nevertheless there's no limit to smoking alarmism. this one really struck me. this is a quote from a paper in pediatrics. i have to say pediatrics is not the hardest science branch of medicine, but nevertheless, i thought it was pretty extraordinary. there's a quote, what's known on this subject, they say. there is no safe level of exposure to tobacco smoke. no safe level. thirdhand smoke, do you all know what thirdhand smoke is? anybody not know what thirdhand smoke is? you should all know what this is. this is the resi

have you guys talked about quick in that into it virgin those are some of the other names and a new egg obviously which you talk to. about a lot of major retailers and i thought it was interesting in terms of what you were talking to her about she was she said something that i that i would say which is that when there's chicken and egg it really is about the payment for the retailer you know i know some people who work in the payment processing industry and they're trying to get off the digital payment system and they tell me that basically it's very important that your payment system is available for people start using it i mean the hardcore people will take care of it no matter what but when you want to get a massive sort of broad based acceptance it has to actually be available to use in many different locations it has to be broad based there has to be a lot of people interested in you know what does this tell you about the cryptocurrency is the study in terms of itself is this a real currency a real thing that's that's good game popularity well you know i think that even though it d

well it's a chicken and egg thing. in wall street they have a saying liquidity begets liquidity once you have people coming in and buying or selling at a place you have network effects what made even a take off and work so now you can't really have the merchants don't want to sign up that's where the consumers do it consumers don't have any we're at sunup where the merchants to source chicken and egg but once it gets spinning as a system and now it tends to explode very quickly i think that you may even see the pace of adoption increase on from here until we get from a quarter of one percent up to a more significant percentage of share of sales across the world and this isn't just us from amman i think this will spread across the world and we will kind of broken through that tipping point now in the financial blogosphere there has been some talk about using decline as a test case for government created. so first do you see something like that happening and second do you think government has a role in encouraging at all