the zapotec kingdom of monte alban. for many scholars the differences between new and old-world civilizations suggested an independent course of history -- that each evolved on its own. this led to another and deeper insight -- beneath these differences may lie a grand and universal similarity, a parallel course of human evolution throughout the world. we now know that all humans once lived nomadic lives. we gathered wild plants and followed the migrations of animals. our lives were lived in small bands. everything was shared. no one had more power or wealth then anyone else. 10,000 years ago, people began to farm and live in permanent settlements. soon, villages, towns and cities evolved and life changed. thousands lived within city walls. we specialized in a single task, and depended on others for everything else we needed. in time, we became divided into rich and poor, as our human relationships became ever more complex. archaeologist william sanders. i think all human societies are the product of a process of cultur

albans has fabulous ideas. mention your mother.as talking to her this morning as those driving in. what do i do with all of these tomatoes? >> happens slowly. i think there was one all year in my garden. >> also the pepper is the other sort of popping in the garden. to middle and pepper sauce. and you allot of peppers and different colors. the easiest way to cut the pepper apart. >> open it up like a book and out comes. that is now ready. it is real easy. >> with a whole bunch of bell peppers. what i did along with some onions is just stew them in all of oil. nice and gentle until it gets good and soft. it will be good. while that cox >> or we're going to do when you need to take the seats up. >> slice right through the middle of a to manner. >> taken in just squeeze it. >> that is so easy. rear ready to go. we just dice them all. wonderful. to make our sauce. >> 6 palms of chopped tomatoes. by the end of that he will be fat.fast. >> one measure normal paprika. which has an unbelievable flavor. i'm going to let you help me with tho

albans tomatoes and all of the vegetables. we put it all together. it is a very comfort dish. >> we always have those healthy options. we have a little seared salmon salad. a little detail in there and some fresh vegetables. let's talk about this sausage year. >> we have actually sold the is. this is our new showtime package. you can order this. it will be delivered to your sweet.suite. >> and is a rope and italian sausage. 2 lb. me pause. 75 different craft cocktails' that we're serving. >> next year else told you to ii will hold you to it. it would not be black costa without a giveaway. an autographed sweater or a pair of tickets to the second home game. plus an autographed hockey stick. >> tom skilling has your full forecast. we knew perfection cannot last. we have a little bit of a wave to read. we looked at weather records. 78 percent of the ears have another 80 degree day at least to go. what a beautiful day that was. what a contrast today as. i fought this picture just kind of captures the whole feel of the day. >> i am like. a little rainbow

we're at the zapatec ruins of monte alban. >> in pre-conquest mexico, there were gods and goddesses ofh of a lover, the smell of a flower, the aha of an idea, all had gods and goddesses that took responsibility for those things. >> all of your mescals come from different villages and only that village? >> and only one maker in that village. we call our stuff single-village mescal because most mescals are made with a blend of different villages all put together. no one goes home and has a cocktail in these indian villages. they wait until there's a special occasion. ♪ every birth, death, confirmation, baptism, there's a fiesta. a wedding is eight days. you invite 200 people. you feed them breakfast, lunch and dinner. you have a band every day. and then they really consume. don't drink yet. for mother earth and her ancestors. and then you say stijibeo. >> stijibeo. that's extraordinary. back in the day, it was cheap stuff with a worm in it and there were rumors that if you ate the worm you would start tripping, that there was a hallucinogenic quality to mescal. >> yeah. >> is there a par

. >> alban road at rolling road, a crash. it's just getting out of the way. otherwise, pretty typical top of the bolt way. the slowest at colesville and 95. >> that's going to do it for news 4 today. thank you for starting your day with us. >> "today" show is next. we'll be back with weather, traffic, any breaking news. we hope you have a great day. we hope you have a great day. we'll see you tomorr. pumpkin coffee for the morning, and i've got my pumpkin k-cup packs for at home. now i can have my pumpkin coffee any time i want it. pumpkin's perfect. it's dunkin' with a press of a button. bring home pumpkin or any other k-cup packs for $9.99. america runs on dunkin'. >>> good morning. where are they? three afghan soldiers training with the u.s. military on cape cod disappear. authorities are now asking the public to help track them down. a live report from the pentagon. >>> headed to court, the iraq war veteran who made it all the way to the front door of the white house goes before the judge today as the secret service faces tough questions about whether the

the pope wants to encourage the rebirth of christianity in alban albania. it is a majority muslim country so the pope's message is to highlight the fact that there are muslims, catholics, and/or thou -- and orthodox christians working together. so the peaceful could existenc one of the messages today. natalie? >> that's certainly a message that will be so important as this country has rebounded and overcome so much. let's talk about security because there he is in his open air vehicle, which is how he wants it. very much up close with the people. this trip right here follows some comments made by an iraqi official visited rome that concerns many as far as security. can you elaborate on that? >> that's right, natalie. recently, last week, the iraqi ambassador to the vatican gave an interview in which he said he wouldn't rule out the pope being a target for isis. this comment was taken by some in the press to mean that he was talking about some kind of specific threat to the pope. the vatican quickly denied that there was any specific threat to the pope at th

detectives say this mandy pick in the sketch assaulted a 29 year-old woman in alban park last wednesdayuspect was driving an older model silver sedan with the temporary delaware license tag. anyone with any information should call the the police. >>> trial continues today for cristina regusters, the former day care worker accused of kidnapping a five-year old girl from her west philadelphia classroom. yesterday, the the prosecution played video interviews with the victim in court. prosecutors say that regusters posed as the girls mother to sign her out of bryant elementary school in january of 2013. she spend took her to a house where she was sexually assaulted. >>> also police are searching for the person who stole more than a hundred thousand dollars worth of gold, in west philadelphia. the owner of the vehicle park on fifth second street near market street, said his window was smash in the bag of gold jewelry was taken. anyone with any information is asked to call police. >>> your time 6:38. you'll get your chance to meet the next miss america, all 52 contestants will debut at the bo

. >> host: alban saint johnstone new york democratic caller. >> caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. dr. grady and have a few concerns because well a lot of the public has been exposed to difficulties by way of moving into fictional accounts both from what i remember when you have an outbreak like this in the city and containment possibilities are pretty difficult at best. in addition to that it sounds to me like we have blown off a lot of our weak time because we were doing research yes but they weren't willing to expend the resources to actually develop for things like a bow and other potential viruses around the world. my question is what measures are being taken to facilitate the attainment? how much trust should have the public have in vaccines that are developed and given we have seen things go into legislation like the patriot act that protects from litigation if they fail to produce vaccinations and cures and treatments and what do we have in terms of backup to prevent this from becoming a worldwide epidemic? some people are very worried about the avian flu an

we have coordinated donors like alban albania, croatian, with air transport providers, uk, can dpa, denmark and australia and the president of the united states providing $25 million in draw down funds to support operations which directly supported the krg supply efforts. so i have to tell you, that you know, i think some 17 flights of ours have gone in with these weapons and arms. so well continue, we are moving as fast as we can and we're doing, i think, a pretty darn good job of getting weapons into the kurds and we have great respect for the key component of this. now, i'm concerned about what you said about they have a sense of not working closely enough with the government. >> they aren't getting paid? >> the government just gotten going. one of the parts of the agreement, government formation was that in the immediate billion dollars would be paid over and it was as the government came together. there is up to 4 billion needed in toward pay back salaries, the next billion is on its way. so i think that that will be addressed. because everybody understood that was part of the deal of