imports like tinned corned beef, industrial chicken, and mutton, a cut of sheep flat removed from bee neathhe krikz had which is mostly imported from new zealand. mutton can be bought for 1 u.s. dollar while a key loaf chicken can be bought for $1.50. there's an display of fresh produce for sale at the local market, but much of it is imported and paradoxically relatively the fish market is doing slow business. >> fish in this nation of 170 islands was worth a cheap and healthy source of food and protein. but today fish is costly. even local fisherman can't afford to eat his own catch. >> it's healthier, you know. there's no any chemicals in the fish. from the skin to the bone, you know, you can have it all, healthy, animal meat is poison, but they can't afford it. the tong began people, it's too expensive for the 20 were 30, 40, 50 for a bag of fish, you know. they can't afford 20, because 20 you can buy a 3 kg of chicken with a $20 and plus a bag of noodle. they can't afford fish. i'm a fishman but i don't eat fish, you know. >> you know, in the olden days they used to hunt, they'd go and

would be saying that there is a fire on deck and we have to see whether it is going to spread the neathher it can be put out. —— beneath the deck. i think robert mueller has to quickly come to a conclusion about whether something is going on or not. how quick could that be? these things can potentially take years. if you think back to previous equivalents of special prosecutors, things that happened in the 19905, for 5pecial prosecutors, things that happened in the 19905, for example, thi5 happened in the 19905, for example, this could be a multi—year investigation. and all that time, of cour5e, investigation. and all that time, of course, that question hanging over the white house or web —— about whether there is a fire or not. let's look at the straits times. president putin of russia saying that he will provide any information, detailed transcripts of conversations is foreign minister had with donald trump in the oval office, in which it is alleged that the president diebold is classified information which he should not have done. —— divulged. this is the thing, isn't it? getting hol

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it's like she's the wind with neath my wings, you know? >> it says micelle and bo for life. so i have my mirror right there. oh, we're in love. it's like i'm all blushy. >> the only time they're able to see each other is in court. >> we get to see each other hopefully on the bus and still in the courtroom. yeah, so we get to talk and love each other, even if it's for five minutes, it still means a lot. >> she was pregnant with the couple's baby when they were arrested and nine months ago delivered their son. >> as far as being in jail and having a baby everybody's like what the heck, but they made feel so comfortable, the deputies, the nurses. i had nine hours with him. i got to hold him for nine hours total, ask it was the best experience ever. they took pictures of him for me, of us together. and the good thing about it is my boyfriend's mom got the baby. >> while their love story is unusual, so is the couple that brought them to the jail. >> me and my boyfriend had a threesome with another woman and she turned around the next day and said we raped her. >> was this your bo

there was a little bit of something or other nund neath the mattress. >> but in a little apartment insteadion. >> i had a very unfurnished apartment tlt it's like i'm in some ways very ma nostic, not much there. seminary you have a bed with a metal spring and cabinet with a slop bowl. >> so this was luxurious. >> yeah, it was fine. >> and you famously dating linda ron stat, that was -- >> i think part of my kind of antistatus quo morphs into a little odd. what's he doing? mike royco my colorado colleague in chicago, you know, dubbed you governor moon beam during your. >> and that stuck. and by the way, i like satellites, but part of it was i did jump around a bit. and politics, you have to be very predictable. the trouble is, if you're too predictable you're boring and if you're boring you're not going to get anywhere. but if you're too interesting you're going blow it. so somewhere between interest and boredom you have to find the happy medium. >> did you ever look back at those years? not at the policies so much but at some other stuff and say, what was i thinking? i mean, do you look ba

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pete: we don't neath need infrastructure though. abby: could it be clayton, are you listening?ts down as the triangular shaped craft and other craft off to the right with an orb floating around it thousands ever people witnessed. this. abby: you are supposed to reagan read the script. clayton: i know more about the story than the script. released by ufo hunters appears to show strange lights beaming onto the ground. there was a cigar shaped craft also there reportedly hovering for several minutes before vanishing. similar lights reported in china and australia. skeptics say it's just a hoax. pete: including myself. [laughter] we do a let of things with computers. clayton: same ones that made alien made tunnels on the moon. abby: did you see how excited. we got the scripts up. i could see him fidgets in his seat. clayton, please read this. clayton: so many high level in the military on the record about this. pete: really? clayton: absolutely. pete: let us know what you think. clayton right? abby: you may be the last one laughing. clayton: we want to bring in chris stirewalt. pet