the butchers are very tightknit. they text the monopoly, keep other people out of the business, and they fight back. the regulations always fail. the butchers for most of new orleans history are not a well-liked group. people want the meat but they see the butchers as people often putting their health in jeopardy. what happens is the legislature during reconstruction decides that their strategy to lure people to the republican party so it could survive is that they would get done a number of things they had always wanted done, including moving the slaughterhouse out of the city and fixing the levees and doing all of these things. in the process, they might lure businessmen to the republican party willing to put racial animosity aside for economic progress. they really think the effect will be something the community will rally around and say i didn't like this legislature but they are getting good things done. that's not the way it will turn out. host: we are to next take you to the legislature where the spews of leg

it says to tami butcher. you're right, tami. you are worth it.e a good mother and a productive woman in life. you are more than welcome to come and obtain the tools needed to change your way of living. stay focused, tami. you're worth it. good luck. so, yeah, i've been waiting for that for two and a half weeks now. yay. >> her acceptance into a drug rehabilitation program could enable butcher to set out on a new path. >> this is rad. it means i don't have to go to prison. that's the easy way. i'm not going to run -- take the easy way. i'm going to do the hard thing because anything worth it is worth working for. and i've been sober before. i've had three years. and my daddy passed away, and i ran. and i was running, gunning strong ever since. so i'm going to do it again and stay that way because if my mom was to pass away while i was in prison, i would never forgive myself. and she's not -- she's not healthy. she's sick. so -- and i want to regain the respect of my oldest daughter. i don't want them to be all, mom's just another convict, addicted

up hearing stories of the butcher. this is someone who is obsessed with serial killers. his computer will be filled with research on them. he'll have abundant images of murderers on his computer and possibly even snuff films. he uses these like pornography. the provide some sort of sexual release. i think he went back to relive his crime. when zoe showed up, she became a victim of opportunity. it's e same theory we arrived at on the plane. he strangled her with her own scarf. he didn't plan it. i think she surprised him. i told her not to stop until she found the answers she was looking for. her mom said it's something that she does all the time. she obably would have gone anyway. but it's because of what i said that she was encouraged to go there last night. dave, what are you doing? she came to me and i dismissed her. try not to personalize it. i was the last one she talked to before s was murdered. how is this not personal, aaron? ok. it's personal. that doesn't change how we go about finding her killer. we know tha

reporter: that' s why she reached the butcher babe and has the same passion. both women are inspired by 1940' s era pinup girls and both want to change the idea of modern-day butchering. it is really difficult as a woman because you' re supposed to have a pretty face. it is something this really difficult to target. reporter: they will host a demonstration tonight. and she will show you had a breakdown of lamb and you can taste the homemade recipes. from the wax paper caramels to take an apple dumplings. of knowledge. when was the last time you saw a heels. >> we have similar philosophies. they want to be. sheree: i love the fashion, too. it starts at 6:30 p.m. tonight and you can log onto our website right now for more information. mike: you might be more uncomfortable in the air. united airlines plans to add more seats, adding one more to each economy row. going from nine seats across to 10 seats across. the retrofitting begins in may and will be finished up by sometime next year. sheree: more evacuations in parts of louisiana and at least the governor decla

and then i butchered him with it.>> at virtually every prison we profile, we've met inmates who have spent the majority of their lives behind bars, and are never getting out. in many cases, these lifers, committed their crimes as teenagers. and with each passing decade, have slowly adjusted to the strict rules and rigorous demands of prison life. still, there are those inmates like alex bennett, at the kentucky state penitentiary, who don't always agree with, or abide by, the rules. >> i'm a person that's been in the joint all of my life. i've been told i'm pretty hard core. and i need a certain type of environment. >> now, you got something you want to say to me now? we can get it on national tv here. >> everything about alex's mannerisms, his appearance, and the words that he spoke, said convict. alex just embodied that. >> bennett was 54 years old when we met him and had spent 33 of those years behind bars for armed robbery, kidnapping, and murder. >> the system today isn't like the system that i came into 36 years

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butchers who try to remain in business are improvising like this popular place mostly sells chicken.slator: there are no cows. i used to slaughter a whole cow, fresh meat, i am reduced now to selling mostly chicken, even those are hard to give. >> reporter: mainly because of boko haram activities in some of these rural areas. the shortages are felt most by end users, households and restaurant kitchens like this and some cannot afford to buy beef as they used to and people in the food industry are earning less. government says restrictions are necessary but temporary. >> boko haram is continuing this all in an effort to remain of the jihad movement and we have to closely monitor that they do not use livestock from the concrete side to regenerate. >> reporter: so the government has set aside half a million dollars to track in cows from other states until the restrictions are lifted which means the dealers and consumers will have to endure the hardship a bit longer, mohamed, devries, eastern nigeria. >>> new laws coming into force in japan which will allow its soldiers to fight overseas

the empty butcher's tables at this market reflect the mood.e flies are noticeably fewer these days. smaller animals like ghost and sheep are brought in to fill the shortage. they, too, cost more now. butchers who try to rein business are improvising like this popular grill now mostly sells chicken. >> translator: there are no cows i used to slaughter a whole cow. i am now reduced to selling mostly chicken. even those are hard to get. >> reporter: that's mainly because of the activities of boko haram in these rural areas. the shortages are felt most by end users households and restaurant kitchens like this. some can't afford to buy beef as they used to and that means people that work in the food industry are earn is less. the government says the restrictions are necessary but temporary. >> boko haram is the greatest [ inaudible ] they will continue to [ inaudible ] in an effort to remain on the radar of the international jihadist movement. we have to closely monitor and [ inaudible ] so they do not use live stock stolen from the countryside to

if a muslim butcher shop wants to run a muslim butcher shop, he should be allowed to. >> host: next call mike on the republican line. go ahead and good morning. >> caller: hey, good morning. i just have a quick comment and one question. about the lady that called about what women are supposed to do when they can't get an abortion, what you need to do is direct them to obamacare which is supposed to be affordable and provide free birth control from what the democrats say. and my question is, you know, would you actually vote for donald trump if he is the candidate in the general election? thank you very much. >> guest: no, i wouldn't, actually. in fact, i wrote it last week and again yesterday at the resurgent.com, it's time for conservatives to make known so that there is time for trump supporters to realize he's not going to be the winner in november. i think it's one thing for conservatives to say i'm not going to vote for donald trump if he becomes the nominee and quite another to say right now, plant the flag that i won't support him as the nominee. so it gives other people the oppor

"i saw them rape, i saw them butcher children in front of their two security experts say they appear genuine. >>> former first lady, nancy laid to rest at the regan presidential library. thousands more paid their respect on the second day ofg thursday before today's private funeral, outside the regan library and her body will be buried next to her husband, ronald regan. and expected to speak, nancy's two children and baker bro kawhi brokaw. you with watch live coverage on >>> and let's talk with bill karins. >> sunday willthis storm is still over south florida. we're waking up to torrential rains in louisiana andnd it's just pumping up all the moisture out of the golf ulf. throughout the day today. we've been in flood emergency to almost 36 to 48 hours. and 14 million people aree watches, 1.8 million are in the warnings. inches. area. and where all the rivers are at record stages in northern louisiana, we're only expecting another inch or two. but there's already been 16 inches in some places.midadd northeast. and heavy rains throughout the deep south, gulf coast. and notice we reall

his latest, nobby butcher., raunchy, action film, "the brother's grimsby." nobby brought some clips which we'll look at in a second. good morning. >> stuck this in my shoulder. >> i don't put my lips on it. >> it was filled with caterpillar toxin. i'll be dead in 90 seconds if you don't suck it out. >> that's all we can show. that is the only thing in the entire movie that we can show. how are you? >> i'm good. nice to meet you. thank you for having me on. >> long way from grimsby, england. is this your first time in new york? >> it is. have you been to grimsby? >> i'm afraid i have not. >> amazing place. history, when the vikings invaded 1,000 years ago, they went down through scotland, raping and pillagpillging. they got to grimsby and said, we'll just pillage. >> we meet your family, you have nine kids. >> actually, 11 because we just had twins. >> are the people in grimsby surprised at your sudden success? >> well, they're very happy, you know. we are the -- we're a proud town. we're the number one exporter

[butcher] i'm sorry! (burke) covered march fourth,2014. talk to farmers. we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. hampton's economic development director addressed concerns about a high number of businesses closing in the community. the naacp asked leonard sledge to speak at its regular meeting. he talked about big name businesses closing in hampton, such as macy's and sports authority. sledge said that was a corporate decision made outside the city. sot --- leonard sledge - economic development director c2 6:39:05 - i think one thing that's important for folks to continue to stores in hampton roads. so we are constantly working to back fill those spaces with the property owners. :16 he also answered questions on the riverdale shopping company recently purchased. small business owners in the center said they haven't had any communication with the new owners. today you can give your input on one local city's future. norfolk is holding a public input session tonight. leaders want to know what you think the city's key spending pr

edition of booktv nonfiction authors on international affairs next, julian borger on his book "the butcher's trail" about the international war hunt for balkan criminals. he recently spoke at a bookstore in washington. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] sydney okay we are ready to begin. good evening time bradley graham co-owner of politics and prose along with my wife on behalf of the entire staff thank you for coming. a few quick of ministry of notes now would be a good time to turn off your cell phones or anything that might go deep. when you get to the q&a part of the session if you have a question please make your way to this microphone here because as you can see we are filming both for our youtube channel and also for c-span booktv so we would like to be able to hear your questions and also if you use the microphone others in the store can hear the question as well. at the end before you come up to get your book signed our staff would appreciate it if you fold up chairs that you are sitting in and leaned them against something that looks like it won't topple over. thi

in, hid inside until they came home and got ready for bed then stabbed all three to death with a butcher's knife. >> a friend of jessica's told me that she had an abortion, and that's what prone my anger, my hatred. i mean, that's my child that was killed. i'm not even a political person. i've never thought about abortion in that manner, but i guess you could say as a man, i felt like i was stabbed in the heart a thousand times. >> blanchard first attacked jessica's mother and her boyfriend as they lay in bed. >> i remember jessica running into the room, and i stabbed jessica just to shut her up because she was screaming. and i wanted to talk to jessica before i knew i killed her. so i let jessica say good-bye to her mom because her mom was dying. i took jessica back into the kitchen, and i made a tourniquet for jessica's neck because i stabbed her in the neck. i wanted to know why she done what she done, why she killed my child. and i will say this, she never admitted it. >> the next morning jessica's brother arrived and discovered the bodies. knowing that blanchard had threatened and har

how could a band of butchers come out of nowhere and take over vast lands, slaughter innocent and top the world. >> chop off the heads of the americans, french, whomever you may bring. >> and perhaps the most important question, how could we not have known? the answer is we did. this is the story of what we knew about isis and when we knew it. it is a story that has not been told before, not in its entirety, told by the people who have made the journey into the mind and heart of isis. >> we begin with an extraordinary chance to look into the islamic state. not a single reporter has dared to venture there. since the gruesome beheadings of journalist began last year, imagine seeing this. and this. >> these could be my last hours in this world. and then heading straight into the heart of darkness. that's exactly what this man did. >> every night i felt a knife on my throat. i felt it physically. >> he's a german journalist. last year he crossed the boarder into isis territory. >> i think you must know your enemy if you want to defeat him. >> he went to an iraqi city about the size of phi

butchers who try oremain in business are improvising. like this popular grill in mied gri nomaid grimaimaidmiedgree. miemaiduguri. >> we have to closely monitor and situate that they do not use stolen livestock from the country to regenerate. >> reporter: so the government has set aside $500,000 to truck in from other states, which means the dealers and consumers will have to endire the hardship longer. mohammaowner mohammad adow, al , are maiduguri. >> speaking of volcanoes, mexico's volcano has come to life, officials are encouraging locals to breathe through towels to prevent respiratory problems. more on those stories and everything else we've been covering on the website. >> roits anrights and raids. riots and raids. >> our campaign has the momentum, you are the momentum, look around you tonight. >> bernie sanders hopes this weekend caucus week is the sign this campaign can go the distance. >>> opponents of a north carolina bill sue the state. is. >> this is be al jazeera america live from new york city, i'm richelle carey. >>> say

the first of this type was installed three years ago by a butcher who set it up outside a bar. >>> we featured north carolina seafood many times on local dish. this month, we are going to focus specifically on rest keys producing fresh north carolina clams. this week, brian and lisa prince start with a reliable favorite. >> this is kind after throwback. >> we'll just make some good olstfecls. i tried to jack them up a little bit about fresh mushrooms and fresh parsley. >> melt some butter and saute chopped onions an mushrooms until they are tender. add some paprika and flour and stir aall together. add some shucked and chopped north carolina clams to the mixture appear let them cook through. >> we have our clam mixture. stuffing mix. pour this into the tough mix. >> we have our clamshells that we cleaned well and greased them. >> what do you use, like wd-40, household oil. >> we use butter. >> okay. scooping technique. >> oh, my gosh. >> she coops it in there and makes it pretty. >> if you didn't want to mess with the shell, you can put in a casserole dish and bake it and serve it wit

. >> it is from kosher butchers. >> we have a hater at the table. >> that's a fact. in ireland they have lamb or bacon. but they don't have corned beef and cabbage. that is from the kosher butchers in new york. >> besides roo ining my beautiful presentation, we have something for those of you who are more hipster and you have something to celebrate. we have some leafy greens and salads with some apparently, there are now corned beef taquito thing. >> all right, my little lass, what do you think? >> i'll take that. a beautiful lass. >> i'll be your little lass. >> one of the thing that i love is that it is always right around spring time. today was slightly warmer. it will always be my sister's birthday. and people will be bringing this back up again and again the next few days. and my mom would make corned beef and cabbage. i don't know if we ever got the potatoes. corned beef and cabbage my mom would do. >> and it is all particularly tasty with mustard. >> yes. >> and sauerkraut. >> yes. if you like that. i look forward to it. >> would you like me to serve you? >> i

how could a band of butchers come out of nowhere, take over vast lands, slaughter innocents? >> we'll chop of the heads of the americans, the heads of the french or whoever you may bring. >> perhaps the most important question, how could we not have known? the answer is we did. this is the story of what we knew about isis and when we knew it. it's a story that has not been told before, not in its entirety, told by the people who have made the journey into the mind and heart of isis. we begin with an extraordinary chance to look into the islam ek state. not a single reporter has dared to venture there since the gruesome beheadings of journalists began last year. >> i'm john cankantley, the brih citizen abandoned by my government. >> these could be my last hours in this world. >> and then heading straight into darkness. but that is precisely what this man did. >> during the months i was preparing the trip, every night i felt a knife on my throat. i felt it physically. >> jurgen is a german journalist. last year he crossed the border into isis territory. >> i think you must know

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tonight, an event will show you -- >> butcher betty' s will ship -- show you the celebrity chef. they had $25 at the door. kevin: edge to the rainfall. the back edge of the television screen. evening to contend with. you need the rain gear. showers continuing to fall but you see the back edge of that this at least indiana. that is the drier air. meanwhile , here is a gloomy look on thursday evening. southwest wind at this time. we have about .4 inches of rainfall. now over half an inch and a little more to go. system. this is going to push through the area tonight and return back to the area on saturday and sunday. and tomorrow morning, we will start with plenty of clouds across the area as drier air moves in. weather. and remember, we start to come back saturday. it looks like clouds will return early saturday and i expect on saturday. it doesn' but anticipate the on-again off-again showers. we will probably see chances for night. sunday looks fairly wet. it turns cooler later tonight and this would be vice tomorrow morning. the rain should be wrapping up around 9:00 or 10:00. t

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police say the suspect stabbed put down two large butcher knives. he lunched towards an officer, and the officer fired one shot. the stabbing victim is in critical condition. >>> in norfolk, virginia, turns out a woman had a non firing replica gun. they saw a parking lot fight, and officers say the woman showed a handgun and threatened an unarmed man and said she did not comply with their demand and she made a threatening motion with what looked like a handgun. the officer shot her and attempted to save her but she died at the scene. >>> flags will be at half staff in indianapolis. the governor issued the order to honor a deputy killed in the line of duty. howard county deputy and a college are shot while serving a warrant, and the suspect was coup ntz died in the shootout and the deputy is in stable condition. >>> a truck was pulled over by speeding. the 11-year-old driver didn't stop and hit the trooper's car and kept going. investigators say he stole the truck from a local contractor and reached speeds of 70 miles an hour. helicopters were called

if a muslim butcher wants to run ach butcher shop, he should be allowed to. >> host: next caller on republican line, mike, go ahead, and good morning. >> caller: hey, good morning, i have a quick comment and one question, aboutco the the lady that called about what women are supposed to do when they can't get an abortion, what you need to do is direct them to obamacare which is supposed to be affordable and provide birth control from what the democrats say, and my question is would you actually vote for donald trump if he is the candidate during the election? thank you very much. >> guest: no, i wouldn't actually. it'sfo time to make known and te for trump supporters know he's not going to be the winner in november. right now plant the flag that i won't support him as nominee so it gives other people to realize how many republicans would lead the party and vote third-party if donald trump is nominee. i don't think a candidate that plays to the anger and vanity of people is a candidate the republicans should have. he's tapped into anger and grievance and that never ends well. >> host: here is a

that city had rewarded some butchers, a lucrative benefits. the city had created a cartel for them by requiring that all slaughtering be done in their slaughterhouses. some excluded butchers went to court. all the way to the u.s. supreme court. challenging this law. they lost when, in the 1873 slaughterhouse case, the court in a 5-4 decision upheld the law that created the cartel. in doing so, the court effectively expunged applause from the 14th amendment. the clause, written to nationalize the rights of american citizenship says -- no state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of the citizens of the united states. the court construed the phrase -- privileges or immunities very narrowly. so narrowly that it disappeared from constitutional law. a melancholy fate for a phrase that was as i say intended as a shorthand for the full panoply of rights of national citizenship, particularly for the benefit of the newly freed slaves. intermittently since then, and steadily since the new deal, courts have aband

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. >> i am also sorry for butchering your name and i look forward to my audit. [laughter] with the numerous budget cuts will that compliance rate naturally fall costing revenue making it more expensive to collect taxes? >> it is our ultimate concerned we do a lot of research on this that while we are a tax compliant society people think the system is fair but because they know we have a lot of information. we have the money already in our compliance rate is 98% real how the withholding so we have to ask for a but we have 30 -- but if we don't have the money or the information compliances in the range of 50% so what does remind you it is important for taxpayer services and enforcement are two sides of the claim that we need to ensure the system is fair but we also need to ensure that people understand if you try to be compliant but we're trying to work with you but not if you're trying to cut corners or cheat either everybody feels they are not paying their fair share or because they think when the compliance rate starts to drop it is 81%. '01% drop cost $30 bill

celebrity chef laurel gavin and local butcher allison hines will be on hand helping out. >> she's going to be auctioning off a piece of art as well as i'm going to be auctioning off a butcher experience and colonel d. has been in charge of raising money for that. it was one of the first places and it made me cry like a baby. >> she looks like rosy riveter. admission is $50 now or $75 at the door. if you have a formal dress in your closet, you can be a fairy god mother to a teen in need. cinderella cinderella's closet is collecting prom dresses for local teens who may not be able to afford them. the dress drive is being held at emanuel united methodist church in lakeside park, kentucky, from 10:00 until 3:00. they'll accept new or generally used dresses, high heels, and purses. a u.s. hero now a victim of theft. we've got the latest on the search in northern kentucky after a war veteran's prized possession was stolen from him. and basketball teams from high school to college all in tournament play. and one local team competing in the division one finals. george vogel has more on that in