i want a more secure cage. >> i am fascinated by the research done.e the sharks are going after us. that's the thing. i don't want to be there in case the shark changes its mind. >> that's not far at all. >> i'm not doing it. i'm not getting in the cage. >>> let's go to sheinelle in the original room with the plaza fan of the day. >> we are bonding with loretta from west virginia and debbie from ohio. did you drive overnight? >> 12 hours. >> just to be with us on the plaza. go ahead. take it away. >> still to come on "today." >> the "full house" reunion just got bigger for netflix. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. ♪ ♪ when you feel good no one is immune. with antioxidants, electrolytes, and b vitamins plus more vitamin c than ten oranges. emergen-c transforms more than just water

i knew i had to get out of the cage. this was a 16-foot shark in an eight-foot cage.n't see a scenario where i was going to get out of this unharmed. >> i could not see. and you knew it was right there. you could feel it right on your back. >> this is the great white's territory, its turf. seemingly trapped, the divers are terrified. >> i moved to the side where i knew that there was a trap door and slid that open. i basically sprung out of the water. >> within seconds, the divers turn almost certain death into a dramatic escape. >> the shark was able to shake loose the cage. the dive masters were able to just pull me completely right out of the water. >> i was out of the water on the swim step, and i just remember distinctly, whooo! >> a moment like that happens, time really slows down. it was like it happened for ten minutes instead of 15 seconds. >> the divers feel it just wasn't their day to die. but they know that things may not always turn out so lucky for those who dare to trespass. >> there's always a danger when you are out with wild animals. anything can hap

francisco and new york city and say, how in the world could people live in those little cages. i don't go there, either. >> i don't know. i'm not a chicken behaviorist. the brains are about that big. >> reporter: what we do know is the chickens got a little. and for consumers the sky hasn't fallen. john blackstone, cbs news. >> the law affects more than california farmers. any egg producer who sells in this state must comply with the law. >>> another round of strong storms is marching across the nation's midsection. several tornadoes including this one touched down in oklahoma. in fact this one was about an hour ago. the national weather service says so far most of the tornadoes have hit open areas so right now there are no reports of damage or injuries. >>> quite a light show over colorado last night. strong thunderstorms over the northeast part of the state lit up the skies. hundreds of strikes were reported but no damage or injuries. the same front has brought winter conditions and nearly a foot of snow to the mountains. >>> isn't that something? i mean, talk about shocking

there are also pens thought to use to cage migrants. most of the victims are members of the persecuted rohingya community. >> police suspect people were held captive by traffickers who would extort ransom money from their families. children's toys, cages to hold prisoners and bullet casings have been discovered. the camps are now abandoned. the police think they have found mass graves nearby. >> we have discovered 159. we believe to be graves. we don't know what is underneath. we also discovered one highly decomposed body and we will also bring that down. we'll perform a postmortem to get to the cause of death. >> many of the camp occupants are thought to come from myanmar and bangladesh. thousands have traveled by and many are thought to be trapped at sea. many are thought to be rohingya. they and other migrants pay smugglers to get them to countries to find work. the jungle between malaysia and thailand is known to be used by smugglers and drug traffickers. >> the only thing that is surprising about this is that the malaysian governme

a caged animal. that's what i felt like, a caged animal. >> reporter: you felt like a caged animal. >> he didn't come from a broken home. me and his mother might not be together, but he was still raised with morals and god. >> reporter: learning his son was arrested, brooks' next thought was of freddie gray and wondered what happened to his own son. >> my kids are my life, so, you know, that's all i think about. >> reporter: brooks doesn't want his son to be another statistic. >> i don't want the streets to have my son. i will fight to not let the streets have him. >> reporter: how much do you appreciate that he stands here with you? >> a lot. most kids don't have fathers that would do this. most kids don't even know their fathers. >> reporter: if you had to do it all over again, what would you do? >> i would have stayed in the house. >> reporter: for carlos jr., who returns to court in a month on misdemeanor charges, an encounter with the criminal justice system that both he and his father hope neve

i think somebody referred to nem in the vernacular as a dog cage.etimes you see a dog at a kennel outside when they get to go outside, there's a cage or a rectangular shape and that's the only outside activity -- that's the only time the prisoner gets to go outside and they can only walk a few feet in each direction, just like a dog in a cage. >> thank you very much. that is what life will be like possibly for dzhokhar tsarnaev as he awaits death. >>> breaking news investigators say the amtrak train may have been struck by an object. the fbi is now looking at the windshield for evidence. it's a possible bombshell claim. and the engineer finally talks to the ntsb. he says he wasn't tired and he wasn't sick. what else did he tell investigators. we'll be right back. mple question: in retirement, will you have enough money to live life on your terms? i sure hope so. with healthcare costs, who knows. umm... everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor.... can get

>> there are no cheetahs in cages at our zoos.tahs in cages anymore. >> when cheetahs are forced to lie around, they gain weight, they don't look good. they lose a lot of their sparkle. our cats have sparkle. >> sarah owns the fastest time ever recorded for the 100-meter dash. and on this day conditions may be ripe for a new world record. >> i think it was upper 80s maybe. it was a warm day. >> more than 50 cheetahs have been bred in captivity here at this farm. >> they're found in the savannah of africa. there's a small population of them in the middle east, but they're primarily savannah species. >> hillker has loved cheetahs her entire life. >> i saw cheetahs at or cincinnati zoo in cages when i was a little girl. >> cheetahs are one of the world's most endangered cats. >> from 100,000 in the 1900s, down to 10,000 today. that's a terrible slip. >> sarah's one of the stars of the cincinnati zoo's cat ambassador program in schools, helping to raise funds and awareness. >> we have bought land in africa to make it safe for the chee

and cages and cages of very sick cats.arge barn that also had cages and cages of cats. off of that barn were some pens with cats in them. you know, there was a trailer with cats. then come around the other side of the house, there's other pens with cats. >> deputy manager of cruelty investigations, ashley, and senior field responder, rowdy, join him on the rescue. >> anyone that looks at a situation like that would almost immediately wonder how somebody could care for that many animals. your immediate thought was, oh, my gosh, there are a lot of animals here. >> they were in every kind of device that you could put an animal in. >> that was quite overwhelming the smell and fecal matter and the urine and everything in there. >> once the assessment is complete, the humane society puts together a plan to deal with hundreds of felines. >> once we got over the initial shock of the number of cats that we were going to have to remove from that property, we divide the property up into different zones, and we split into three teams.

and still, it has to be better than being crammed in a tiny cage. >> some people look at apartments in san francisco and new york city and say how could people live in those little cages but i don't go there either. >> i don't know. their brains are about that big. >> reporter: what we do know is, the chickens got a little. and for consumer, the sky hasn't fallen. cbs news. >> and this law affects more than california farmers. any egg producers who sells in the state must comply with the law. this is is the tip of the iceburg. it really is sort of an area that's been ignored for many, many decades and we have seen horrors of some of the factory farming. you know, some of the peta goes in and films a video. and that's a small portion of some of the really terrible things that are going on. so it's going to be interesting to see if lawmakers will pay more attention to this in the future. we will see how it does affect prices. already going on for several months and things have evened out. >> we will look. and i'm sure another industry, the dairy and beef, one after the other will follow.

mass graves and cages found in jungle camps used by people traffickers in malaysia. >> i'm fez jamil. looking like this. >> and a new future. hello a tunisian soldier has opened fire on his comrades. the soldier was killed. nazanine moshiri reports from tunis. >> already on edge. the confusion outside the military barracks after monday answer shooting is adding to the tension. corporal stabbed to death one soldier and opened fiber. no known connection to any armed groups. the military suggests he must have killed for personal reasons. >> this soldier had family problems. he suffered from behavior disorders. he has been recently transferred to a less sensitive unit where he was not allowed to carry wens. thisweapons. >> investigators will want to speak to his friends and family. the base is in the heart of the capital, close to parliament and the bardo mument. thisbardo museum. this is where 22 people were killed in march most of them tourists. the people responsible were received their weapons in libya. the bardo is supposed to be one of the most trust evidence institutions in the cou

try it with a big cage in the back where you can't see. >> thanks for point that out.ll was a big benefit not having that cage back there. very helpful. >> oh, my goodness. all right. so who is necessary -- next? >> i'm doing it next. >> jenny flunked her drivers test twice. >> what? >> yes. >> oh, we've got to give her another chance then. >> i'm never riding anywhere with her. >> yes, now that we know. >> okay, jane seymour is here, let's quick talking and get her in here. please. >> okay. >> call me kit cat. >> okay, kitty cat this feels bore err line inapropriate. >> well, kit cat is here. here kitty kitty kitty. she also has brought in some of her artwork. >> sheep is here in two print not kidding you! ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> look at that, look closely, john bon jovi is on that stage. he is becoming a doctor today. >> yes getting his doctorate, he is in camden right now. they is. look at the that smile on his face. >> he looks darn happy. >> he does. >> wait a minute. >> we have a camera there as you can tell, so we will record his talk and his speech. >> would i love to hear w

you have a steel cage, the faraday cage, which pushes the electricity around you. good place to be in thunderstorms, giving you shelter from the lightning. kellye: better than standing on the roadway. devon: exactly, that would be a terrible place. some lightning today, but northwest of town. live doppler right now some fading rain, heavy thunderstorm activity hagerstown, martinsburg , charlestown, winchester, cumberland, allegheny county and western maryland. the last of the showers southwest and northwest, moving out. that will probably be the most rain for the better part of the day. washington does not get rain until tomorrow, tomorrow evening. may be more likely monday into tuesday as the cold front is set to move in. upper 80's. these are real time temps folks, 90 degrees the high today. national harbor, closer to sunset at 8:00, the heat and humidity. cooling off at the beach or the bay, the live looks, some folks still enjoying the beach in ocean city. may be cooling off in the surf. the heat index, the accommodation of air temperature and high humidity, st

. >> cage free they call it you can't get a cage in here. >> reporter: we were asked to but biosuits on. these were delivered as chicks. 36 das later, look at their size. >> they are at the shape now where it's three steps and flop. boom, boom boom. that's what they do. that's what they are bred to do. >> reporter: when you started 20 years ago, were the birds bred to grow this large, this fast? >> no. it's been a steady progression. >> reporter: the birds breastses are so heavy they can barely lift them. >> you can feel how hot it is on the floor. >> put your and under the wing how hot. >> that is smoking. >> that is really hot. >> craig comes from a long line of north carolina farmers. >> we just came from a farming family. i mean my daddy, grand dad, his dad and his dad. >> no one set rules requiring them to farm this way. for more than 20 years, he has been raising chickens for perdue under precise guidelines set by the company, guidelines he says do not create an environment like the one shown in this commercial featuring jim perdue. >> doing the right thing is treating chickens

we have gone into the cage , the cage upstairs. that has some memorabilia from other members, and i pulled out some of the portraits and the artwork from previous members, but i think in terms of hawaii we are very proud of the fact that people love us for our macadamia nuts and chocolate. so i think when you talk about hawaii and being on the hill there is almost an expectation that you either come with a lei, wearing a lei, or you come with chocolate covered macadamia nuts. you would be surprised. so i bring them out once in a while. host: you talked about what you want to do on the armed services committee. more broadly, how long do you want to serve, and what are your broader goals in congress? rep. mark takai: i got elected at 47, and i was elected in the legislature and served for 20 years, and as i mentioned earlier, the commitment that our family has made, if given the opportunity and privilege, to put in another 20 years, so that would make me 67. that is not too old. so, yes, if given the opportunity to stay here, i think

gets the hook at end. >> i think the crane was just having a fun -- >> heading into the tiger's cageo have wacky fun. >> watch this i'm going to go piss off the cats. >> yeah. >>> horrifying scene caught on camera in china. that's a truck that has rolled over on top of a car. you've got rescuers ss on scene. the driver is pinned in the car and is moving his limbs and talking with the rescuer ss who were there to get him out. >> incredible. his left hand was still stuck on the steering wheel. just couldn't move that. >> how frightening is that that you know pple are lp you don't know how long you're going to be stuck in there? >> exactly. these rescuers i think, knew that gail. they're trying to cut this open. it took them 20 minutes. as a crowd gathers to watch this rescue they see this man walk away from the accident. >> wow! >> according to investigators, this accident was caused by the truck. it was trying to take a curb at excessive speed and rolled over. unfortunately, this man's vehicle was in its path. >>> about $1,500 is what this customer in a salon in brazil racked up to lo

many animals apparently manage to escape through holes in their cages. this time, though, he's only caught a rat. uffe: most mink farmers are of course interested in minimizing the escapes, that are released to the nature, i mean they have an economical interest. >> the men bag their american mink, the only one they've caught today. uffe strandby says it won't be possible to completely wipe out the invasive species, but the hopes to minimize the problem and the damage caused by the mink. damien: the perils of mink farming in denmark. are you fascinated or frustrated by fur? let me know what you think about that or any of our stories, by getting in touch on twitter, e-mail or facebook, where you can also see a video of what happens behind the scenes here at "focus on europe." but in the meantime, that's all from me and the rest of the team here. thanks very much for watching. i look forward to seeing you next time. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ und

take the dog out of the cage. he nibbles. he don't even nibble. he barks because he's so used to him biting. instead of looking at the positive side and saying he barked. he didn't bite for a change. he barked. he might bite. let's throw him back in a cage. [ bleep ] that's corny. looked at the box [ bleep ], it's a box. at least i know where i'm going to be at, though, right? >> while esdale's near future appears settled, cindy archer's has suddenly taken an uncertain turn. she's just returned from her work detail. >> why did they have your bra? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> when we strip searched her, just now, we found that there was cigarette residue all over her bra that she discarded of obviously and it's all over the bra. looks like she might have smoked it. >> that was makeup from the other day. that was it. that's all that was on there. i don't have no cigarettes, believe me, so i don't know what you're talking about it. there was only makeup from the other day, that was it. that was it. i don't have nothing. they searched me, i hav

also found pens that were likely used as cages. more than 3,000 people seeking asylum are believed to have made the journey in just the past few weeks. erika wood has the latest. >> police suspect people were held captive by traffickers who would try to extort ransom money from marry families. children's is to, cage to say hold prisoners and bullet casings have been discovered. the camps are now abandoned but police have found mass graves nearby. >> we have discovered 139 which we believe to be graves. we don't know what underneath. we also discovered one highly decomposed body, and we will also bring that down. we will conduct postmortem on the remains we found to get to the cause of death. >> the graves were discovered sunday on the border with thailand. around 28 abandoned camps were found along a 50-kilometer stretch of the border. many of the camp occupants are thought to have come from myanmar and bangladesh. more than 3,600 migrants from those countries have traveled by boat to indonesia malaysia and thailand in the past two

a great white appears and rams its head through a gap in the cage.dly, the shark batters its way deeper into the cage, forcing the divers to the bottom. >> i was on my couch physically watching like that. >> the action takes a more frightening turn when the great white knocks out one of the diver's air regulators. >> this is your living nightmare unfolding right in front of your eyes. >> with no room left in the cage and oxygen running out, the diver takes matters into his own hands. >> he pushes it back, kind of able to when the shark turns to sneak his way out of the cage and back to the surface. >> the guy saw a gap and took it. and made it safely and the other guy followed suit and they both survived. >> and there's a twist to this shark tale. >> many people after this happening would never dive again in their life. but this guy was so passionate about it and decided to kind of turn it into a positive and become an instructor. >>> coming up, you thought your job was tough? get set for occupational hazards from the terrifying -- >> i'm thinking th

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. >> well get in your cage kerry. we'll check in with you in a little while. >>> plus is your smartphone becoming a pain in the hand? the rise in some unusual injuries and how to prevent them. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> here in florida at universal orlando resort. >> a live concert from mr. ♪ me and you, ♪ ♪ and you and me. ♪ ♪ no matter how they tossed the dice. ♪ ♪ it had to be. ♪ ♪ the only one for me is you. ♪ ♪ and you for me. ♪ ♪ so happy together! ♪ now there's a rewards program that lets you earn points at one place and use them at another. introducing plenti. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to rewards there's plenti together. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> good morning, i'm tracy davidson. another warm day on tap but without the humidity. let's get details with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> that's right. still will be warm. pushing into the high 80s. 10 degrees above average. boat house row, we are going to see breezy conditions with wind direction shifting. more of a southerly wind as we head into

it requires farmers to house hens in cages with enough space to stretch their wings. the new standard is backed by animal rights advocates but there are worries about higher egg prices. john blackstone has more. >> reporter: in california these may be the best of times for chickens with a new state law requiring they have more room to move. here in san diego, 8,000 are now living cage-free in frank hilaker's barn. >> i like to call it disneyland for chickens. >> reporter: hilaker is scrambling to meet the new regulations, often at great extents. >> business is not all it's cracked up to be. >> reporter: egg prices in california doubled in 2014 but then quick to competitive business in which producers are reluctant to raise prices. so in a way the egg producers are playing chicken right now. >> i like that yeah. >> reporter: you told me there's no evidence that the chickens are really better off. >> by some criteria they are better off, by other criteria they are worse off. >> reporter: chickens can be more vulnerable to predators, those kept in big open barns may be m

embroidery and silk screening has nothing to do with batting cages. -can i get a tour? -sal: yeah, absolutely. so, this is the production part of the facility. -lemonis: for screening? -sal: for screening. lemonis: how expensive are these machines? sal: that machine there is $55,000 to $60,000. -lemonis: it's a nice space. -sal: thank you. this is the sign shop. this is nick, my partner. -lemonis: hi, nick. i'm marcus. -nick: pleasure. how are you? lemonis: so, you guys are partners in the whole place? sal: 50/50 across the board. lemonis: how do you guys split your partnership duties? who does what? nick: he does basically all the day-to-day operations, and i do the sales part. -lemonis: you're the pitchman? -nick: yes. sales is something that i love to do. i love talking with people and stuff. lemonis: okay. and so how much revenue will this particular part of the business do a year? sal: this did $170,000. lemonis: and how much business did the embroidery do? sal: $1.3 million. but that's all embroidery and silk screen combined. lemonis: and the margins on the two of

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look at him, that's him inside a cage.ying hello to el tiberon, problem is there are los tiberones, lots of sharks. that's a great white. my suggestion is don't take any pictures with flash, don't use pa big camera like because other than that you should be kerry sanders, relatively safe. >> and i guess you'll check in with me tomorrow to make sure this works out because we'll go out here in a bit. >> yup. that's great. we'll either check in with you -- or we won't. congratulations. you're down with crestor. yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. crestor is not for people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness, feel unusually tired have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine or yellowing of skin or eyes. these could be signs of serious side effects. i'm down with crestor! make your move. ask your doctor about crestor. i am totally

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feinman battery cages for laying hens. confinement battery cages for laying hens.wing public interest in how food is produced and consumers have questions about whether current practices match their values and expectations. everyone wants to eat better these days i know where their meat is coming from. but these are just guidelines. how do you know walmart is really going to make sure their suppliers stick to these? >> we will hold them to it. consumers are going to hold them to it as well. the public does not want to see animals tormented and tortured and immobilized to produce meat. what we have had, which is animals living so crowded that they can't turn around, that six or eight birds are jammed together like six or eight of us in a small elevator, you never get out, that is not acceptable, just like we don't tolerate slavery for agricultural production like the immokalee tomato workers, we have got values. animals matter and should be treated humanely. walmart and sam's club stores will demand that farmers tolerate no animal abuse and uphold the quote five fre

grim discoveries mass graves and prison cages used at junk l jungle camps in malaysia. forge a human chain to show their resilience. people in nepal mark a month since the round of earthquakes. >> angelotti being fired after just two seasons at the club. >> hello a tunisian soldier has opened fire on his colleagues at a military base in tunis. the soldier was shot dead. tunisia's defense minister said he had logic problems. psychological problems. nazanine moshiri has the story. >> one soldier grabbed his weapon and opened fire. the man had no connections to any armed groups. the military insists he must have killed for personal reasons. >> translator: this soldier had family problems. he suffered from behavior disorders. he has been recently transferred to a less sensitive unit where he was not allowed to carry weapons. now this is an individual case and the motives are under investigation. >> reporter: his motives will be crucial. investigators will want to speak to his friends and family, the base is in the heart of the capital. close to parliament and the bardo muse

children's toys cages to hold prisoners and bullet casings have been discovered. the camps are now abandoned. the police think they have found graves nearby. >> we have discovered 159 which we believe to be graves. we don't know is underneath. we also discovered one highly decomposed body and we will also bring that down. we will conduct postmortem on those remains which we found to get to the cause of death. >> around 28 abandoned camps were found along a 50 kilometer stretch of the border. many of the camp occupy wants are thought to have come from myanmar and bangladesh. more than 3,600 migrants from those countries have traveled by boat to indonesia thailand and malaysia in the past two weeks alone. thousands more are thought to be trapped at sea. most are thought to be rohingya, who are trying to escape persecution at home and myanmar. they and other economic migrants resort to paying people smugglers to get them to other countries to find work. if they don't go by sea many try escaping by land borders. the jungle is known to be used by smugglers and drug tra

that's why they're locked in cages. so i think on every single level the primacy of corporate profit and corporate power has trumped what is fundamental to our democracy, and we immediate to recover -- we need to recover our country. >> host: jennifer's in new mexico and you are on with chris hedges on booktv, jennifer. >> caller: hi mr. hedges, it's grade to speak with you. i'm a great fan. i have one question -- well, i have two, but one's really pressing in my mind. i'm glad you mentioned ndaa, and i thank you for suing the president on behalf of the american people. we have operation jade helm upcoming in ten states to last two months. it's purported to be a military action, quote, training two months ongoing, and they're using a lot of special forces. and i assume -- and it's hard for me not to think -- that that will somehow fall under the provision of the ndaa. are they coming to kill us? are they coming to put us in prisons? and my next point would be, my next question to you is have you found, as i have found t

. >> they are calling this cage free. you couldn't get a damn cage in here. >> purdue decides how many should fit in each house and when to take them back. 28,500 were placed in this house as chicks. >> they're at the shape now where it's three steps and flop, that's what they're bread to do. >> the births breasts are so heavy, check barely lift them off the litter that is comport. >> you can feel how hot it is here. >> put your hand up under his wing, how hot that is. that's smoking. >> that is really hot. >> a raw deal for the chicken and said watts for the contract farmers who shoulder the costs of this the chicken houses and then altering them to meet perdue's changing guidelines. >> you are totally leveraged on debt to keep those houses paid for, so they got you. >> doing the right things is treating the chicken humanely. >> when he saw this commercial featuring jim perdue, he said he could not stay silent. >> the birds are about this size this age. those births have a hair an acre a piece to roam in, the litter bran

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