pope. >> he is the people's pope. >> the toaster comes with two plates that seer his image on the bred and seer his image spread the love while you spread the butter and jam. now everyone can have breakfast with the pope while he is in town. pope tarts. >> we're coming out of the yopo. a pope francis pail alley -- ale , cape may brewery will make 6,000 barrels of beer this year, but only 15 contain the limited edition brew. we did a lot of research we found he is not much a beer guy, but the beer he does drink is a light beer. we tried to get argentinian hospice. for fear the beer would miss the papal visit they settled for. >> an unholy amount of hospice. >> reporter: ymplet -- yopo. >> made in cape may. >>> legislation will clear where craft brewers can sell their suds. craft breweries in the garden state have grown from 18 to 36 at last count. another 16 are expected to open soon. >>> much more to come only "action news" this sunday, it's a special arrival time at the national zoo. it is place where trying to out run a police car is okay, but this drag rails has a serious -- race ha

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banks have bred complacency. people have been piling into positions that are nice and perceived to be low risk, but of course they are risky. as risk is researching, it's blowing up in people's faces. there is carnage and suffering of the week players. china has been getting a lot of the heat. joe: you mention the euro rallying relentlessly against the dollar. typically in a panic, you see people wanting to grab dollars because they are safe. when does that kick in? when does the panic get so intense that people will just grab dollars regardless? xel: in a normal environment that should happen. the dollar has been rising in a risky environment. the stock market has been rising over the last nine months. the dollar was rising together with the s&p 500. it is not surprising that when the s&p is tanking that the dollar is not a beneficiary. it's correlations are not stable. the places to hide are not always the most obvious ones. it is a very tough lesson to learn. safee thought they were shorting the euro and guess

this has been so much fun. >> anthony is an artist and a born and bred las vegas native.you know, to what degree am i complicit in the worst of our city by making art that glorifies the city? i don't profit directly from what those people do, but of course, i do, because i live in this city, and that money rolls all around us. >> but how do we live with it? it's not why and where the people come from who do the grotesque things people do here, it's how do we live here, complicit in it? that's the big issue, to be able to be self-reflective about the place, or you just got to go and stay high all the time, because of the shame. i mean, which is another popular way of doing a living here. >> is vegas a friendly town? >> yeah, always friendly, because that's our job. >> but you mean, to itself? if you're a local? >> no. >> no? >> not a bit. this town doesn't have any respect for the people who just happen to live here. in the old days, we were co-conspirators. we weren't citizens. the new authority is the new power, exactly as anonymous as the old power. no access, not a cha

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and that raises an interesting question-- can endangered animals born and bred in captivity be releasedd? as we first reported in march, a conservation group called the aspinall foundation is trying to find out. it's run by damian aspinall, a multi-millionaire who owns a chain of casinos in england, but his biggest gamble involves his animals. they say that the english can be eccentric, but damian aspinall takes the cake. this 54-year-old likes to play tug-of-war with tigers and pet black rhinos. but gorillas are his best buddies, and wrestling with them is his favorite pastime. >> damian aspinall: they're part of my family and i'm part of their family. they see me as an intricate part of their lives. and when i look after these animals, they're my equal. now, the tricky thing is getting out! i'm not allowed to leave. >> stahl: damian gets to do this because he oversees this 500- acre wildlife park that looks like the serengeti, but is in kent, england, surrounding damian's country estates. the zoo was started by his wealthy and no-less-eccentric father, who liked to take a dip in the p

it really shows that it is bred into the game. this is what they're telling the young kids?e game, melissa, but that over the last couple of years when we've seen players get in trouble, it hasn't changed a thing. >> nothing. >> it's be creative, find yourself your own personal colt sievers. [laughter] >> that's funny. >> if you're going to drink, find a designated driver. but we know he was getting at something more sinister, just don't get in trouble. >> look at tom brady, right? he got into de-flategate, and all of a sudden it wasn't his fault, it was the guy pumping -- >> tom brady is that the nfl really needed better evidence. they didn't get it when they should have gotten it, and then evidence went away -- >> our executive producer -- >> hold on one second. the evidence was there and, first, we were let down by the courts because -- >> right. >> -- in both of those cases, they weren't adjudicated properly, and then we waited for the nfl to do the right thing, and then they didn't. why did they let this video sit up there for a year? you don't have a conscience until s

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rescue teams usually select pure-bred dogs like golden retrievers or collies for this job. but trainers say character is more important than breed. they're now training another dog to work alongside him. officials say 130,000 dogs and cats were destroyed across japan in 2013. the npo staff hope their efforts can reduce this number. >> translator: the way he took part in the search almost looked as if he represented the countless animals that have been destroyed. i hope that his efforts to save lives will make many people aware of the problem, the cruelty of destroying animimalsn japan. i also want people to realize how precious life is and realize that he could have been one of those dead animals, but he's been saved and represents a bright hope. >> reporter: rescue workers train constantly to improve their skills, and he's no exception. having had a close call himself, this dog is determined to save lives. aya hamashima, nhk world. >> thanks very much, aya. let's hope he can change the tide and awareness on this issue. he returns today, tuesday, from another mission in tai

. >> a lot of bred goes to hospitals and orphanages. an american charity subsidizes farmers. giving them seeds and crops to supply factories around the country. >> we have soy cookies, soy milk used in afghanistan. >> their only store does not have many customers, soy is a new product. around the country 12,000 farmers grow soy beans, a fraction of what could be cultivated to bruce enough to cultivate lands. >> on the plane, they are making a start, an area dominated at the taliban, could be on the front line in afghanistan's battle against malnutrition. >>> more than two dozen top u.s. scientists, including nobel prize winners wrote a letter of support for the nuclear deal between world powers and iraq. president obama calls it innovative and stringent. it could prove to be helpful as the president tries to seal the deal or sell it to congress in order to seal it. protesters have disrupted a campaign speech by u.s. democratic presidential contend contender bernie sanders. . >> we are going to give you the mike. >> he had started to address several thousand at a rally. protes

we were bred here. the circle food store would be here as long as our city needs us to be supporting our community right back. you have seen this next reform on the hit nbc series "the voice." a mississippi native who has made new orleans her home. please welcome miss tanya cannon . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wake up, everybody ♪ wake up ♪ wake up, everybody ♪ wake up ♪ wake up, everybody ♪ wake up, everybody ♪ wake up [applause] >> make some noise. [applause] ♪ >> many people were dislocated. there is no way they could all be taken care. we need a fun otherwise people will be totally overlook. >> the days ahead, open your hearts and wallets to help those in need. >> is a long-term reconstruction effort. a lot of people need help. or try to preserve maximum flexibility and impact. one of the things i learned is that it is an amazing variety of seconds dances. -- circumstances. just figure out what happens to you. >> i remember seeing president clinton touched the ground for the first time. they had been through a lo

. >> they look at girls as bred for money, it's meaningless to educate them they don't focus on the girls only the boys. >> reporter: the deputy headmaster said after south sudan sebbing seeded the government made promises to improve the system. there were hopes of a new curriculum supplies and training. instead, students have no textbooks and teachers struggle with delipidated schools and overcrowded classrooms. the civil war has erased the gains made. the battle is personal. each school day she's fighting to get an education. >>> celebrations are held in egypt for the widening of the suez canal. the presidents of france and other territories have been invited. the $8.5 billion development allows ships to pass each other. >> reporter: it's one of the world's greatest engineering achievement and an aid to international trade. the original suez canal linked the mediterranean and the red sea. it reduced the journey time between europe and asia around the horn of africa by 6,000km, and it's been a major important thing since then. it's profitable the reason why the egypt government built ano

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almost every bay is dotted with the huge net-cages, in which the fish are bred. that's true of hvannasund, too. the bay has given its name to the village on its shores -- at the far edge of europe. almost everyone used to make a living from fishing here. today, there's only one full-time fisherman. everyone else works in the nearby salmon farm. the local mayor is happy because fish stocks around the islands have become heavily depleted. and hvannasund is very remote -- even for the faroes. the future of her village would have looked bleak. >> if we didn't have this fish farming, then we would have a real problem! because the changes in fishing have been great! reporter: the faroe islands still live from fish. salmon production has more than doubled in the last five years. the conditions here are ideal for aquaculture -- these salmon meet the highest standards. but at the moment the industry here is profiting even more from international political events, namely the ukraine crisis. the islands' main competitors, norway and scotland, have been badly hit by the ban

this democratic heritage has bred in as the belief that america is the land of opportunity, that a manan be anything within his capabilities, that any reasonable goal is within reach. armed with this boundless optimism, we have achieved a new kind of economic system which offers more benefits to more people than any yet devised. but we are not where we are only because of our desires. we are there because of the miracles of the american economic system, which have made it possible to realize those desires. what are they? >> america's inventive genius. our knack for finding new ways to make things and new things to make. >> mass production, the assembly line, our skill in making more things faster. >> finding new ways to make things at lower cost. >> competition, where the public is king and business has to earn the public's favor. has to offer a better mouse trap or the public just will not buy. >> but we have learned the better mousetrap by itself is not enough. human wants are not automatically translated into action. merchandise must move in volume to give americans a better way of

we'll see you back here at 11:00. ...a rabbit... ...a rabbit genetically modified and bred with a panther... ...with turbines attached... ...on ice... ...shaved... ...with a...what the?! with the fastest speeds to the most homes, the company that keeps making fast faster is doing it again. introducing multi-gig speeds from xfinity. the future of awesome. i'm doug mcconnell, and we've got some great discoveries for you along the "openroad." doug: we'll discover a piece of our past, sheltered in the shadow of our region's biggest city. next to silicon valley we'll explore a "valley of heart's delight." we'll listen to nature more closely and carefully than ever before. doug: oh, wow. doug: wander through a wild wonderland accessible to everyone. and marvel at bird's eye beauty above the bay and beyond. [music] doug: before this was the silicon valley it was the "valley of heart's delight," famous for its fertile soil and rich heritage of ranching and farming.

it kept the bred fresh for a longer time and had lots of protein.bean high in protein and other vitamins and a cheaper option than beef, chicken or eggs. malnutrition is a fwhooiingsd problem here despite billions of dollars in aid. four out of 10 afghan children are stunted and almost 1/5 of women of rereproductive age doubling the protein content. this is where soy could make a real difference here bread is a staple in the afghan diet. thousands of bakeries in kabul alone only 60 use soy flower. >> the owner soyur. >> the owner soy. >> he started added soy to his bread six months ago. >> it is for your children, for family, for all. >> a lot of his bread goes to hospitals and orphanages. an american charity subsidizes farmers giving them seeds and buying crops to supply four factories around the country. >> soybean is a new concept in afghanistan. we have soy cook ishingsdz soy milk used in afghanistan. >> their only kabul store doesn't have many customers. soy is a new product here around the country, an estimated 12,000 farmers grow soy beans on

denino's on staten island the bred crumbs on the island. go to joseph's. [bleeped]. i get it. i get it. [applause] you're in a hurry. maybe there's security concerns. i'll forgive you the selection. i apologize. let's just go to the content of your meeting and then we'll just -- son of a bitch. you stab your slices, donald? with all due respect, you stab slices of pizza, the steam from the bottom of the slice is going to make the top crust [bleeped]. maybe all those years, all those years of making your hair do whatever it is that it does, you think you can go around layering any [bleeped] thing you want the layer and no one is going the say anything about irtd but you cannot. you know something, i apologize. i apologize. no disrespect. i apologize. let's continue with the meeting. are you eating it with a fork, a [bleeped] fork? ahhhh nooooo! [laughter] [speaking gibb irish] donald trump, why don't you take that fork and stick it right in new york's eye. donald trump, we work hard. can you do this? you disrespect us in our own house? you can few your name on everything. you c

villages" in the last decade... ...places where an abundance of men, mired in grinding poverty, has bred a sense of desperation. zhao zufa doubts he will find a wife. he is 45 years old, and lives at home to care for his widowed mother. his brother is also unmarried, and has moved away to find work. zhao fears he will likely spend the rest of his days a bachelor, tilling fields of corn and chinese cabbage. >> "my conditions do not allow me to go out to earn money, so i can't find a wife and do not have any children yet. and my family still lives in deep poverty." most single women have left the village in search of better- paying jobs in the cities. some men have left too, but many like zhao stay behind, fulfilling an obligation to tend to parents and property. "all the young girls have left home and work in shoe factories in zhejiang province so that they can send money home. they discover that place is better than our village so they get married there. -and don't come back. even when their parents are dying, they will only send back money and not come to say farewell." zhao says marria

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political movement that started with bill gray back in the mid 1970s that ran -- >> the arrogance that is bredy knowing you cannot lose because you're part of that machine and you're part of the democratic party is what helps bring us this time and time again. >> help you with this. we're not the first -- illinois, new jersey, and then us. so we're competing with some other states in terms of corruption, so there is corruption throughout in terms of the political system. a lot of it is 'cause so much damn money in politics. when i ran, you had those independent organizations, one giving $8 million to one candidate and $3 million to another candidate, and, you know, they want something back. and so, to some extent, part of it is all of that money that's involved in politics, which essentially creates so much of the corruption. >> you know what? just let me say one thing with the indictment of congressman fattah. there have been attacks on the doj about this being a political indictment, just as there were attacks on the doj when they went after menendez because of criticism of the administratio

yeah, because they're bred to grow fast. you don't know which one is going to hack your neighbor. you had a question. >> what is the breed of commercial pig? i'm assuming there's just one breed. >> there are a couple of different breeds. land-raised pigs, which are the white -- it's more of the big companies, you know, if you look at the pig magazines they are called genetics companies. they have their own minds. they sell bore cemen. lines within lines. >> a very good life either. [laughs] >> well, now that we know each other -- in this giant sal barn that i was, a hundred-yard row of crates, there was a larger pen and in it was the biggest blackest meanest looking boar, and they said, that's -- they had a name for him. he's what's called a teaser boar. he was there simply to throw off great smells and, you know, they would parade him up and down the alley ways and that would bring the females into heat and he would be able to identify those that were in heat and sort of start doing whatever pigs do to initiate romance and the poor guy was pulled away and they came in with an art

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insistence on dignity that was bred into battle spirit. i passed the home of a prominent white family, the bryans. on the sidewalk one of the boys was playing marbles so i stopped. and i was sure i could beat any of them and said i would like to shoot marbles. i can be to any of view i bet. i stooped down to play and they said to me, forgive my language, we don't want no niggers here. mr. brian sun said that. we don't want no niggers in here. s he did i slapped him with my right hand on this side of the face. and the boy's screams because i had a powerful hand. i was the big strong husky fellow. there were five or six white boys the rest were afraid to even tackle me. his mother ran out and said what is your name boy? we will have you arrested. i said my name is john browne. and i walked away. the bride envoy's father was a lawyer and it happened there really was a colored boy in town named john browne so they got a warrant when the police found him young brian was not the boy who struck him but it did not take them long to discover that i

the entire country was shocked and riveted that somebody could come from white bred superbia and commit such an act. >> to think my daughter will grow up in this is scary. >> investigators are certain that mcveigh is the john doe number in the police sketch. they still have not identified john doe number two. >> john doe number two, if the fbi can't find him, does he exist? >> the chief sent him this message. there is noplace on earth where you will be safe. >> the michigan address on mcveigh's driver's license is the home of a man named james nichols. it's a critical development. his brother terry has been close friends with have a since they served in the army. like have a, nichols is known to harbor anti-government views. >> just four days before the blast he took out an insurance policy on his pickup truck. >> an arrest warrant is issued and later that day, nichols turns himself in. by now the rescue operation at the murrah building has been a recovery effort. >> authorities in this building are coming across more body. >> the search for bodies will last for two full weeks. >> most

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it bred more violence in him. >> i killed somebody because i felt like they were taking something from me and then i come to a world where everybody thinks they can take something from me. so you've got a convergence of forces here. in november of '90, another inmate beat me out of some money. i went and confronted him and he said some [ bleep ], you know. i just went back in that mind-set that i had enough of this [ bleep ] so i went to my cell and packed all my property because i knew i was fixing to go to jail. i went and got a knife and i stabbed him to death. >> we struggled together. we've hurt together. and he knows if he needs me, i'm here for him. >> at this point you just look back and realize that the best part of it is over with anyway. you know, the ball game is pretty much played. you're just sitting in the bleachers now. >> i talked to him about it. he says little weird comments like, yeah, in about ten years i'll just go ahead and kill me a police and go to death row and just be over with, you know. because you ain't doing nothing here. you know, not with life without.

that's corn bred. >> it's not corn bread, honey.'s a baby. >> i think but i don't want to accept. it. >> you think what? >> that i'm pregnant. the p-word. i don't want to be a bad mom. i'm scared to be. i don't want to be a bad mom. i guess that's why i'm in denial. >> but the truth of the matter is? you think you're pregnant? >> i am. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the gates, "lockup." >> this place is crazy. it's totally insane. more insane than me. >> come on in. come on in. >> i don't really have a whole lot of respect for life in general, my own or anybody's. >> i took a knife and stabbed him with it, until he was dead, and then i butchered him with it. >> there is violence in here

a cia age are bred a generation ago that legwork on this by ian is a dirty business.you peel away the trap of espionage, he said in the spy's job is to betray trusts. i would add to that, a spy's job is to steal. to steal secrets. so why do people do it? why would a man with a family, career, good salary and his time, why would he risk everything, risk his life to spy for another country? another country he had never been to, one he admitted he didn't have a lot of romance for. why did he do it? i will talk to you tonight about why "the billion dollar spy" did what he did. the story begins in the late 1930s and early 1940s. in june 1941, hitler's germany invaded the soviet union by surprise and a month later, more meetings like this july on july 21st, waves of german bombers attacked moscow, capital of the soviet union and they reached moscow. hitler had ordered that moscow be destroyed from the air. the first wave of bombers dropped 140 tons of high explosive. 46,000 incendiary bombs, 130 people were killed and tens of thousands scrambled into the deep moscow subway

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that means put together a corn and make a flat bred. >> what are your hours if i want to subdue somebody. it is a place to do it. >> a great bar also you can eat the whole meal there. hours closed mondays other than that open 11 in the morning kitchen doesn't close until 11 at night. >> mood in there? >> like at my pretend home. you feel like you're home. we like to say that we do fine dining in a casual environment. so jeans they're it. you come as you are, and it's for a if ghast no,ic feast. >> i'm going to let him do it because he does it only the wine on the cafe. or -- >> heath together the flat bread we change menu prefer few weeks because we're local and take local ingredients on global adventure that means that we have -- some class egg dishes. around the world. >> this corn it was what -- any -- >> we love raw corn. the minute you start to put a little heat on it takeses away raw athen flavor so on the menu right now for the summer menu we make it just as corn. it is shallot, onion, and there's no cream at all. >> succotash is awesome. >> suckering succotash. >> like you to o t

. >> they look at girls as bred so it's meaningless to educate them. getting the girl is forgetting the nation. deputy headmaster says after south sudan seceded, the government made promises to improve the educational system. there were hopes of the curriculum schools, supplies and training. the students centre no stepbooks, and they struggle with lap dated schools, overcrowded classrooms. u.n.i.c.e.f. says the civil war erased the small gains head. the battle a personal. each school day she's fighting to get an education >>> now our global view section, a look at how news outlets are reacting. japan's paper wrote about allegations made by wiki leeks that the united states interaccepted phone calls from japanese government agencies under the headlines n.s.a. spying allegations should not fake trust in japanese allies. it writes japanese agents need to strengthen communications security measures >>> brazil - they write about a european migrant crisis saying a lack of a strong government in europe led to individual countries pushing off the problem. huma

university sorority had to take down the video when a writer criticized the video for being full of white bredbjectifying themselves. put the video back up. >> we have no time. >> we don't have time for tom? >> watch "red eye." >> i'll tweet it. >> i'll retweet it. >>> as the clinton e-mail crisis grows exponentially, the comparison to watergate heat up. good evening, i'm in for bret baier. hundreds more potentially classified e-mails have been identified by investigators reviewing hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. clinton is trying to dismiss it as partisan politics. ed henry has tonight's top

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