a few decades later a spanish conquism stador came across aztecs using the stuff in a drink considered drink of the gods. like most delicious expensive things from abroad the largely inbred and syphylitic royalty did their best to keep the craze to themselves. it soon found its way to america and in 1765 the first factory foundry opened in new england. one stop for all things chocolate as well as just about everything else under the sun. >> man, you got your animal skulls. >> whoa. >> that is tempting. >> hair cut? >> i'm good. >> wow. >> cacao. >> this is the raw beans. >> that one is toasted. then she -- grinds it. >> then she puts it in. gracias. >> woo hoo. bitter. >> not sweet at all? >> no. >> they don't put sugar? actually here we are in the area of the market place where i believe they have santa marias. >> how shall i put it? let's just say he has more of a spiritual side than me. >> all you need for the shaman to bless the cacao. >> okay. >> he has us shopping for what i guess you call shamanic supplies. which place are we going to? i like the old lady with the sunglasses. >>

traveled across america on route 66 and beyond, judith jones explored the land of the conquistadors and aztecs in central america, and brianna barnes toured the land of the incas in latin america... then zay harding began his pacific adventure in santiago before traveling to easter island, tahiti and pitcairn island. no

brianna barnes continued our journey through the land of conquistadors, aztecs and incas, through latin america to peru. now we join zay harding in

judith jones and brianna barnes journeyed from mexico to peru through the land of conquistadors, aztecs incas. then zay harding crossed the pacific from santiago to new calia

. >> felicia: you know the aztecs weren't in rome, don't you?lu: i know you're excited you finally put this wedding together, but you don't need to look so shocked. >> maxie: it's not that. >> lulu: what's the matter? >> maxie: i think my water just broke. >> lulu: what? >> maxie: my water broke. >> lulu: no, it didn't. >> maxie: yes, it did. >> lulu: no, you're not due yet! stop joking! >> maxie: lulu, i am standing here with my shoes, which are now ruined, in a puddle of water at my parents' wedding reception. does that sound like something that i would joke about? >> britt: i can't believe this is happening. >> anna: what exactly is confusing to you? >> britt: i'm pregnant. >> anna: i see that. >> dante: sit. >> britt: i'm a doctor. >> anna: i know. >> britt: and yet you actually hauled me into the police station. >> anna: i warned you, dr. westbourne -- doesn't matter who you are -- doctor, lawyer, certified public accountant, pregnant, not pregnant -- the law does not discriminate. >> britt: okay, well, never mind me. this situation is real

work which, is why i'm proud on behalf of visa and all of the folks here today from visa to present aztec hero who's the quintessential example of someone who's dedicated to improving the welfare and safety of those in our mutual community the general -- saves people suffering from violence and unintendingle injury and since 2005 since she began working at the trauma department at san francisco general has indicated indicated a passion for preventive project like the wrap around project. doctor vickiers know that many traumatic injuries can be prevent it'sed and nearly every -- in the city comes to san francisco general and her research is used to discover preventive measures and in specific problem areas in the city and doctor vickiers views violate injury until the exact same way many can be prevented we have issues that we are talking about state wide locally and federal whether or not he about preventing some of those major issues and she thousand pound phoned the wrap around project in 2006 as way to tackle the risk factors that enable violate injury specificallily to our youth and y

i mean, guacamole comes from the ancient aztec langauge, and it means guaca for avocado and mole for sauce. so yeah, it's an avocado sauce. and to tell you the truth, at a little corner taqueria like this one in downton mexico city, it's classic. it's set out right on the counter with all the rest of the ingredients to spoon on your tacos or other little mexican snacks. and it adds this beautiful bright creaminess, creating that perfect little taco and condiment combination. this little market stall makes some of the most succulent pork carnitas on the planet. and in this place, they make their guacamole in that-- in a meat grinder. and i don't think they do it just because they happen to have a meat grinder around. no, i think they like the fact that it comes out with this wonderfully coarse texture that pairs so beautifully with the crispy little bits of pork carnitas. pork carnitas-- you know, that pork that is slowly simmered in its own fat until it's as crispy and juicy as great duck confit? what a treat. so you're getting the idea that when it comes to guacamole here in mexico,

from aztec temples to high-tech flavor labs, "quest" peels back the wrapper on the sweet science of chocolate. >>> major funding for quest is provided by the national science foundation. and the corporation for public broadcasting.

from aztec temples to high-tech flavor labs, "quest" peels back the wrapper on the sweet science of chocolatemajor funding for quest is provided by the national science

. >> before chocolate hit europe, this is what the aztec kings would drink. >> i'm jealous right now.ll get yours in a minute. >> gracias. salute. >> good salut. >> gentlemen, to education. >> yes. >> so did we do the right thing? is it all right for two new yorkers to make money, however much or however little, off the work of struggling farmers in a far-away land? for ginado and roberto, chris, everybody down the line, all the way to the families who pick the pods off the trees, they seemed pretty happy to be doing what they're doing, but do i want to be in the chocolate business? that's something i'm going to have to figure out. for now one last thing needs to be done to fulfill our obligations. >> you have to get out. >> a bridge, a bundle of eucalyptus leaves, a badly working lighter. got to get right. >> smelled like -- >> do you have a lighter? >> we need to burn this stuff and pass it around our bodies three times. >> got something? >> too moist? you got it, man. >> okay. smoking. not smoking. i'm going to get it. hang on. now i got it. >> let's do it. >> okay. it's coming. i

when an aztecs are having problems they didn't just stop trading. could trade nasdaq listed stocks like yahoo an apple on a dozen other major exchanges, including the new york stock exchange. the nasdaq rose and asked all the other exchanges not to trade nasdaq listed stocks either. we had one of the come on of a book called broken markets. the decision was smart, but i thought especially in a crisis we lack information, liquidity in the ability it rate eases panic. was it a smart idea or a better idea? >> i would agree with you. they should have provided liquidity. and in a bigger picture cents, the retail investor has yet to get back into this pool market. glitches like this the way of releasing of the last three and half years that undermine reach of confidence in the market. so i would tend to agree. it probably should have allowed trading to go on in other markets and give that liquidity since. but nonetheless it still would undermine retail investor confidence. dennis: does this have to undermine retail investor confidence? add on trade stocks

there is another school of thought out there known aztec nick am analysis, where chart watchers analyzection in a given stock in order to predict where it might be headed. i'm not a chartist, myself. it can come in real handy at times, there are huge number of traders out there who follow the charts religiously and wouldn't make a move without it. even though they wouldn't admit it. every tuesday we go off the charts to show you how these players think. now i want to take it one step further. welcome to shark week, not to be confused with shark week on the discovery channel. every day this week we will highlight ideas off the chart segments from our favorite technicians knocking it out of the park lately. we are using the ones that work. because we're the most interactive show on tv. if you have any questions about the charts or killer ideas for a future off the charts segment, tweet me at jim cramer hashtag chartnado. to kick things off, we're taking a look at a sexy stock that's had a checkered history of late. we're taking a look at lululemon or lulu for you home gamers. the technici

from aztec temples to high-tech flavor labs, "quest" peels back the wrapper on the sweet science of chocolate >>> major funding for quest is provided by the national science

he's been talking about for more than a year and the idea has science aztec experts buzzing.ple from l.a. to san francisco and half an hour. musk, who co- founded paid how and tesla motors, has also been mpan x.space-x. -paypal.n >>darya: the average u.s. price of a gallon of gasoline has fallen about 8¢ over the past two weeks. the one bird-lundberg survey of gas prices as the price of a gallon of regular is $3.60 per it made a great cost an average of $3.78 a gallon for it and premium is $3.92. lundberg survey president trilby lundberg says refiners are overproducing gasoline and slashing their also prices to move product. the average statewide for a gallon of regular is $3.86, down 11¢ from two weeks ago >>james: police say an internist and is targeting people seeking vacation rentals near lake tahoe. fake posted on legitimate vacation rental site our advertising properties in south lake tahoe parade people interested in the properties are sent a rental agreement by a mall and are asked to wire money to an account. because believe they have made a reservation but discovere

administration officials describe it aztec call and the bundled communications focuses on foreign e-mailtion can be as simple as opening up your personal e-mail account. if one of those messages was the target of an nsa tracking program, all your messages would be targeted because the nsa apparently didn't have the technicalabili technictec technical ability to separate the personal from the other e-mail. they treated to salvage the data and in the end took a conservative approach and purged a three year collection upwards of 75 million communications. collective action breaks into three areas, new technology including filters to exclude data belonging to u.s. citizens. data that can't be filtered is subject to new restrictions and the nsa can only hold the data for two years no longer five. the incident two years ago was apparently not the first according to the judge. the court is troubled the government's revelations regarding nsa's acquisition of internet transactions marks the third instance in less than three years when the government has disclosed a substantial misrepresentation r

as far as the left, you can excite more sympathy for the destruction for the aztec and mayan empiresthe destruction of 2,000 years of christian civilization in this middle east. this is a holocaust an we are as silent now as we were in the 1930s. >> i want to give you a chance to directly respond to that. would this be different if it were mosques being destroyed? >> any time you have this kind of situation under the cover of these demonstrations, somebody takes out somebody, we had this with the shia taking out sunnis, sunnis taking out shias, not just with christians. words are not going to stop this. that's the problem. you can denounce it all -- i denounce it -- i -- you can't just do this with words. it is going to be egyptians taking this into their own hands which is how this all started in this first place. it's never clean. it's always a mess. if there's not a whole lot that the international community can do about this. there are a lot of other things at risk here. i abhor this and want to do something about it but i don't have an answer. i'm not sure mccain does, graham do

cisco's results are many times used as barometer aztec spending. challenging and inconsistent. but he also said, quote, the ability to be the number one i.t. company sin creasing. cisco unexpectedly announced plans to cut 4,000 jobs or 5% of the total workforce. second round of cuts this year. the last one was in march. cfo frank said the company expects to take a charge of roughly $515 million on a pre-tax basis to cover the restructuring costs. now, today's trades, cisco is the worst performing stock in the tech sector. goldman sachs says to use the pull dals back to buy the stock, it's more macro driven than company specific. scott, back over to you. >> all right, seema, i'll pick it up from here. >>> coming up next, ceo of cohen and company joins us on his take on the markets. important day for that ten-year yield. he'll tell us where he thinks things are headed from here. [ male announcer ] come to the lexus golden opportunity sales event and choose from one of five lexus hybrids that's right for you, including the lexus es and ct hybrids. ♪ t

aztec nothing improved, carla ensured that the legislation and the education of members improved with it. carla was laid to rest in her beloved north dakota. she will be missed by us and the first responder community throughout this country. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman from florida seek unanimous consent? the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to pay tribute to captain lafare who recently retired after 27 years of service in the united states navy. mr. garcia: he fought for freedom and democracy throughout the world. his 27 years of service, he completed four different deployments and will be remembered in service for his strong character, work ethic and love of country. it is with pleasure that we can say that captain lafare will continue his career in public service as director of operations and planning in the monro

it's set threshold that people had the need, and aztec elegy evolved to make it a more dynamic order, wanted to know who can assess within your structure, who can assess information, how wanted exceeding the levels of authorization, are you looking for things like weird programming or unusual codes and commands backspacing extorting money? this is just sort of the benchmarks that we set and asked to come back with what they're reporting was. they also been set in place a procedure so that it's, as you've been saying many times today, it was baked right into reliability and security. not only within those institutions, but within the board of public utilities itself. instead of having just a cyber team in place, everyone that works in reliability and security is part of this cyber team. if an intrusion occurs, or penetration, it is being immediately, according to this board order, it is immediately transmitted to the director of reliability and security. from their it must be reported to the office of homeland security and preparedness within six hours. so it becomes a very instantaneo