they make charcoal from wood from the nearby garbage dumps and exposed to toxic conditions. the u.n. is saying that this is one of the worst forms of child labor. across the country 3 million children are worked in conditions like this and that is ten percent of the children in the philippines. the majority of these children are young boys. we were here two years ago and interviewed the children that dreamed for a way out of poverty. when he was sworn into office in 2010 #, the president promised to eliminate child labor by 2016. but the number of children out of school and in the conditions like this is not declining. the government admits expectations must now be tempered. >> we have taken steps to ensure that child labor where it is, where it should be reduced. >> the country's economy is growing since, but the growth is not seeming to be inclusive and the number of children out of school and in dire conditions like this has not declined. >> we have to contend with one population of girls, the government is still struggling with the inclusion of girls and series of calami

using a process known as the charcoal tube method, arson investigator tom simpson placed samples of earl's stained blue jeans in a can and then heated it. the vapors were trapped in a tube filled with charcoal, then fed into a gas chromatograph mass spectrometer, a device that can analyze the precise chemical composition of a stain. even though bramblett's jeans had been submerged in water, simpson discovered the stains were diesel fuel, the same accelerant used to start the hodges' fire. the blacked-out entry on bramblett's time card presented another challenge. forensic documents examiner gordon menses used a video spectral comparator with various light sources in order to attempt to see underneath the black ink. slowly, the information came into view. >> i was able to come up with an original entry that was 5:08 m, which would have been 5:00 in the morning on monday, according to what i understand about the time clock. >> 5:08 in the morning was only 20 minutes after neighbors reported the fire at the hodges' home. coincidentally, bramblett's work place was only a 20-minute drive from

. >>> let's take you to manila where children work in a charcoal factory instead of going to school. many suffer respiratory illnesses. we have this report. >> reporter: 12-year-old johnson has no time to play. every day for the last four years he's been here, alongside his mother, making shark holes for less than $3 a day. >> with what i make we buy food. i get to have coffee in the morning before coming to work. i dream of becoming a policeman to help my community. >> reporter: he doesn't believe it will happen. his mother says she has no choice, with six others to feed. >> translation: i feel guilty. this is in the the life i dream for him. we do not make enough money, life is not easy here. >> reporter: more than 200 children live and work here, making charcoal from wood, scav edged -- scavenged from the dump. they are exposed to many emissions. >> the united nations says this is one of the worst forms of child labour. more than 3 million children are working in hazardous conditions leek this, amounting to 10% of children in the philippines. the majority of the children are young

>> for instance the illegal trade is not matter of illegally trading charcoal.taxation. prin for instance countries that are groups have systems and export that generates tens of millions of in income. if you add the illegal taxation. you're talking hundreds of millions of implied in the continent of africa as part of this charcoal economy. >> what is the united nations going to do about it? >> well already we're doing a great deal. first of all in countries such as somalia and other country, we are getting an understanding of how significant this trade is. also who are the traders. secondly through the united nations office and peace keeping efforts. work of united nations environmental program and also conventional that looks at illegally traded wild life products. >> these are all still efforts to identify the problem and look into the problem rather than efforts to do something about it. >> that's not quite correct n. many countries, these institutions prince the african capacity. we're looking at helping portd authorities, kinds of technology technical tech

every day for the last four years, he has been here alongside his mother, making charcoal for less than a day. >> translator: with what i make, we get to buy food. it's good, because i get to have coffee in the morning before coming to work. i dream of being a policeman some day. >> reporter: but he doesn't really believe it happens. his mother says she has no choice with six other children to feed. >> translator: i feel guilty. this is not the life i drefrp t for him. but he simply don't make enough money. life is not easy here. >> reporter: more than 200 children work here. they are exposed to toxic emissions. many suffer respiratory illnesses. the united nations says this is one of the worst forms of child labor. across the country, more than 3 million children are working in hazardous conditions like this. that amounts to 10% of children in the philippines. the majority of these children are young boys. we were here two years ago. we interviewed children who back then dreamed for a way out of poverty. when sworn into office in 2010, the president promised to eliminate child labor by

>> because you absolutely cannot get the same flavor with charcoal that -- i mean charcoal is betterpe from my new book "fire and smoke," peppered filet minyon. mix in the brown sugar. we go pepper -- >> that's a lot. >> it's a pepper filet minyon. without a doubt, we want to mix all this up really good. >> my husband will be so proud that i'm doing this. >> this makes sort of a marinade. let's smear it on the steak. >> all right. what's the weather forecast today, by the way? >> today, rain and wind. >> fantastic. >> the charcoal grill is the perfect centerpiece for a backyard party l it in the streets of new york or your own backyard. >> all yearlong you barbecue? >> absolutely. >> what about garlic butter? talk about garlic butter. >> we want to put this in the fridge, let it marinade an hour before we throw it on the grill. the garlic butter, what we want to do is add garlic, rosemary, oregano, and thyme and a little bit of olive oil. a roasted garlic herb butter. >> where can we find this recipe? >> go to grilling.com. definitely. you can get all kind of tips and tricks. >> got

result the motto for charcoal. no. that's our drug. i just. order some bread from. your bitch touch your. car. or for you for. your. business. my record. would fill. i'm having producer check actually check the translate this properly. because chords are from a french article translated by google. such as i just sleep because if i have nothing to do. i don't like the script is being chopped or something it's going to take like forty minutes or so. at one of those bad boys and. i was also thinking that i got to finish reading the last paragraph. first out last story now. going to. is like the most exciting part of the day for me. probably what comes after it all so. everything i could use from that interview. is just this phrase this is about the sex. because there are two girls it doesn't make sense for. our double our son to be embarrassed. of going from getting a first person to building a family business you got to skin off a porch from paris i want could be as soon as next shift for society. the bar saloon has been living in paris for new you three decades step

get off your gas and grill with kingsford charcoal. positions! ] 'night, boys.

served up the motto for a charcoal. no. drug. just. order some bread for. your touch your. car. or for your porch. my record. that we still. have a producer actually got a check of translate this properly. because the chords are from a french article translated by. such as i just sleep because if i have nothing to do. i don't like the script as being chapter seven. it's going to take like forty minutes for some. one of those bad boys and girls. i was also thinking were carried out to finish the last paragraph. first out last story now my show is. going to. is like the most exciting part of the day for me. probably what comes after it all so. everything i could use from the woman's interview. is just this phrase this is the ocean was the second. because there were two girls who doesn't make says. our job our son is going to be in paris. going from getting first permit to building a family business you've got this going off reports from paris i want could be as says make shift for society. the bar saloon has been living in paris for new you three decades step by step she's gone fr

what you have is soot coats the inside and it will catch on fire like charcoal.t allow this thing to cool down sufficiently, that's pretty dangerous. >> in a surprising discovery, gas chromatography of the residue inside the heater's fuel tank identified gasoline and not kerosene. it takes more heat to ignite kerosene. gasoline ignites at very low temperatures. >> the difference in flammability in gasoline and kerosene is tremendous. and i worked in a lot of fires where people misfuel kerosene heaters with gasoline and end up having big fires. >> jean said they were using the heater outside before they moved it indoors. since a gallon of gasoline is equivalent to 20 sticks of dynamite, when jim poured it into the hot fuel tank, it caused an explosion, just as jean described. >> the residue of gasoline inside that smudge pot was the physical evidence. and mrs. long's story was the eyewitness evidence. it fits together. and she couldn't have faked that part. >> the fuel canister found outside the workshop, which investigators found so suspicious, contained kerosene

i love the charcoal. >> not only charcoal, but what is that? >> yeah.rilling with today. i'm telling you about the white sauce chicken because that's our specialty. when the chicken comes off the grill, it's time to -- >> why does that look burnt to me, though? >> we'll get to that in a second. that's something special in itself. but we take the white chickens and submerge them in the barbecue white sauce. and not until you do that are they ready to go. >> oh! >> and they are so tender they are just going to absolutely melt. >> so that goes on after they have been barbecued. >> so where is the fork? >> you don't need forks with barbecue. if you want a wing, grab a wing. this brings us to the pork shoulder. this shoulder has won the world championship in memphis eight times, including four grand championships including 2014. >> this looks like something i would burn in the oven. >> that's the mark. that's the most flavorful that is right. that's where the dry rub meets the smoke, meets the fire, and you tell me that's burnt? you tell me that's burnt. >>

got the motto for a charcoal. no. that's our drug. i just. order some graphics. here which touch your. car. or for you for. your. business. my record. would fill. i'm having producer shut up shut up check a trance wave this properly. because chords are from a french article translated by. such as i just sleep because if i have nothing to do. i don't like the script as being chapter seven. it's going to take like forty minutes for some. one of those bad boys just to us. i was also thinking were that i got to finish reading the last paragraph. first outlast love story now my show is. going to. is like the most exciting part of the day for me. probably what comes after it all so. everything i could use from that interview. is just this phrase this is about to say it. because there are two girls it doesn't make sense but. our job our son is going to be in. case of going from getting the first permit to building the family business he got us going off reports from paris i want could be as says next shift for society. the bar saloon has been living in paris for new you

. >> in our second report on child labor, we will visit a charcoal factory in the philippines where youngsters are working in dangerous conditions. you can see it friday on aljazeera. >> up next, it is sport. we'll meet the player who broke brazilian hearts at the world cup in just a minute. >> it's been a lonely, uphill battle. >> there is not enough money and resource he is. we need more money to build bigger robots. i work within these limitations and try to make progress a little at a time. >> his large and mini sized inventions have won awards, wowing crowds with their martial arts moves. he said his designs could be much more advanced. he looks to the u.s. where hundreds of millions of dollars of defense funding have loud building of weapons of the future, including developing humanoid soldiers. fear of losing the articles race in robotics, japan's government is stepping in. >> charged with create be a program called impact, she says it will fund in venters of robots for military use. >> in japan and around the world, you are seeking for new ideas and we want to be in the front place of

why not cook it for a hot charcoal grill? you don't need that much on it. technique is important. i go to the farmers market, sometimes i dream about it. many times i make it and throw them away. it tasted good in my head, but it's not that good. that's why we have a big garbage can. >> of trial and error? >> it's trial and error. sometimes it takes me a long time to make the dishes. when i started to make peking style., i don't know how many ducks i messed up. probably in the hundreds. i tried to get the meat juicy and tender. i had them hanging in my sink. they fell off the rack. it took me months to do it right. bread even. right now i am cooking a lot of gluten-free. we started to make a gluten-free bread. a lot of people are celiac's and things like that. from where my wife comes from, ethiopia. i added gluten-free flour and olives and maybe a little spice. some raisins and dried fruit. i can eat gluten-free bread like that anytime. now we are making gluten-free pizza dough. the flavor was there already. make thin crust. >> you are going to work on your bread? >> i have to go

the gas is then collected or absorbed into the charcoal strip. >> they analyzed the samples and comparedatabase of over 750 known reference samples. >> it is like a doctor looking at an ekg. i have to be able to visually recognize what it is that i'm looking at. the sample that was removed from threshold was positive for gasoline. >> now investigators wanted to know who was the last person inside ann's home on the day of the fire. interestingly, neighbors saw michael bryant's truck at ann's home around 3 p.m., but the truck was gone by 5:00 p.m. the fire didn't start until two hours later. >> michael bryant and his wife were at the restaurant where he went, and the movie theater was in evans, which is a suburb of augusta, another good 15, 20 minutes to get there. so he was at least a half hour or more away from her when the fire occurred. >> arson investigator mike lane knew from experience that there was a way that bryant could have killed ms. haynes, started the fire and still been at the movie two hours later. >> the delayed ignition device is something that an arsonist would use so t

i like to grow over charcoal. especially in the summer. at some much more flavor. that is the real deal. what we have in front of us is: to compare a little bit. in new york strip. it is prime. next to it had to sneak in a choice one. if you can just see the difference in the marbling. it gives you flavor. this one here is true traditional beef up of japan. it is almost white. >> does all marble. >> this one is a little more butter. a little more tender because of all of the marbling. it is richer for sure. another prime rabbi. >> try aging is a process retake the and tire subprimal and aged in a temperature controlled room for 45 days. the tenderizes and breaks it down. totally different between wet and dry. if you have any of these pieces of me and your barbequing yourself give us some tips on how to get the most out of it. a nice clean hot grill. >> it will kind of kit will done on the up side and rear on the inside. >> it will take a little bit more time but another great trick is to let that stake come to world room temperature. there with me is one consistent

rub with sea salt, lemon, olive oil, grill over charcoal. enjoy view. ] >> meet maloca, a very special guy. he's been working as our head of security and as for reasons that are immediately obvious, he enjoys respect and reputation on the streets. but he also comes out of this neighborhood and these guys are his friends. how's business now? lot of fish out there? fishing business good? [ speaking foreign language ] >> lunch wouldn't be complete without a delicious spicy salsa of garlic, tomato, onions and peppers. on the side, some deep fried little smelts. don't forget the beer and the cachaca and enjoy. >> that will work. looks like a big grouper. >> it's a big redfish. >> i have to advise you that -- >> it's spicy. >> it's spicy. >> what do they drink, beer or cachaca? both. >> still working? [ speaking foreign language ] >> he work more than all of us. >> they use a line or net? >> my secret is just the hand around a piece of wood like that and take like that. >> they don't cut the hands? >> always cut their hands. >> fishing anywhere is hard and th

. >> hammered meat, here anyways, beef or pork that's been charcoal grilled, then pulverized into ropyal dip. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> oh, so i guess that i have been accepted by the family, and i will be living in the house here next door, and my job is going to be to smash beef with the hammer every night, probably for the rest of my life. >> this woman has expectations, dude. >> i'm in deep, deep trouble. it's pretty obvious. >> what if they pounded it before they cooked it? >> it wouldn't look like that if if they pound td before they cooked it. >> right. >> right. >> classic. that's good. chewy. hmm. still chewy. still chewing. delicious. >> and because andy is a vip and future potential son-in-law, dad is sporting his 40 amulets of protection, brings out the chef's special, a bitter soup with buffalo tendon spiked with bile. >> that doesn't sound good, but it is addictive right away. >> deep and dark. you getting some of that heat? yeah. >> you know, we talked about once you experience some of the sensory pleasures of the east, your previous life just isn't adequate anym

we have a lot of charcoals and off blacks coming in. beige is pushed to the side.ls coming back, and you are wearing all of it right now. >> we did that on purpose. >> if we do it, you know, a little more subtly and not pastel on top of pastel, it can be really beautiful in the bedroom, on a ceiling. >> a couple of before and afters. we have a dining room here. this is the before. >> yes, this is very, very bright white, very harsh. i am always one for color. bring it in when you can and pull back when you can't. let's go to the after. >> wow, warm. >> dining rooms need controversy and stimulation for conversation. this color does that. >> is that like a cranberry? >> it has a softer cranberry, so there's a little more white in it. >> that is so flattering for ladies. >> this is the bedroom. >> i mean, white can be very sharp, you know? the yellow gives it some warmth, energy, and some joy. and color can do that in not much money and in a couple of hours of time. this is an overlooked area. what a beautiful ceiling. bring a shade 50% lighter on the ceiling. this is

get a kingsford charcoal 2-pack for just $9.88 at lowe's. so i'm looking at my bill and my fico® credit score's on here. we give you your fico® score each month for free! awesomesauce! wow! the only person i know that says that is...lisa? julie?! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. ♪ ♪ make every day her day with a full menu of appetizers and entrées crafted with care and designed to delight. fancy feast. love served daily. what if a photo were more than a memory? what if it were more than something to share? what if a photo could build that shelf you've always wanted? or fix a leaky faucet? or even give you your saturday back? the new snapfix app revolutionizes local service. just snap a photo and angie's list coordinates a top-rated provider to do the work on your schedule. the app makes it easy. the power of angie's list makes it work. download snapfix for free. pain from your day can haunt you at night, don't let it. advil pm gives you the healing sleep you need helping you fal

every year, gas and charcoal grills catch fire. hannah storm is one of them.ill. went inside, and discovered no flame. without turning the gas off, she relit the grill. >> a huge fireball exploded. >> reporter: the expotion so intense, she suffered severe burns on her face, chest and hands. >> propane is a monster. and you have to respect it. you have to read your grill instructions. of course, i didn't. no one does. who does that? >> reporter: to show you how to protect your family, "gma" investigates teamed up with underwriters laboratories. first stop, gas or propane grills. this can be a big hazard. >> it could be if you don't do things right. >> reporter: first tip, check hoses for gas leaks. >> there's a bubble forming right here. >> that means there's a leak. >> reporter: and keep the lid open, when lighting the grill. >> like a ticking time bomb. >> reporter: and using this long pole, we ignite the grill. watch again, in slow motion. inside the grill, you see the gas buildup explode when we hit the ignition switch. >> that flame came here. >> reporter:

. >> check to see if it's charcoal. >> wet the cement with a sponge like that.will make the cement bond much better, more effectively. this is kind of fun, actually. >> she loves this. >> i love this stuff. >> you can clearly make cake batter. >> this is what my dermatologist does for my face. i like it. >> yeah. then you take it off like that, right? >> i like that. use the metal edge. go back and take that sponge, wipe off the excess. >> look at that hody. look at that. >> crack be gone. >> nice job. all right, from feeling overwhelmed and sick to reclaiming your confidence, we are going to help you get your life back on track. >> we are going to help you scratch bothersome bugs and pests off your list. hoda loves this stuff, after this. >> they are kind of getting their start with you. they are starting their day. >> make your morning count with forecasting you can rely on. >> you can see the moisture pushing in. >> in atlanta you've not a spectacular day. >> this organization is built for weather. there is nothing comparable. there is no number two. this is

get off your gas and grill with kingsford charcoal. >>> hello. on bbc news, our top stories: a declaration by isis of a new caliphate. >> this is old one country, there is no more border. >> capable of understanding the wrongfulness of what he did. the conclusions of mental health experts in the oscar pistorius murder trial. >>> hello. it is midday here in london. 7:00 a.m. in washington and 2:00 p.m. in the iraqi city of tikrit where fierce fighting continues between government troops and sunni militants, as baghdad tries to get back control of the area. witnesses say there have been a series of air strikes across the industry. on sunday, the sunni military group isis, who wants to be known simply as the islamic state, declared it has declared a caliphate. they demanded followers of the faith around the world to declare allegiance to their leader. >> reporter: the iraqi authorities continuing their efforts to convince the nation and the world that they can fight back against isis and those working with the islamic group. footage on iraqi state t

get off your gas and grill with kingsford charcoal. >>> hello.eclaration by isis of a new caliphate. >> this is old one country, there is no more border. >> capable of understanding the wrongfulness of what he did. the conclusions of

call of duty setting up a fund-raising website alike though of support from the committee ought charcoal the prison the to is our moment of violence that left them with a lifetime of emptiness and uncertainty hoping father back to them. unbelievable but the ones i has been general hundred $10,000 for the family feel like to check out the website over to our page resupply and saw the story >> : through coming up of the collusion or the real deal tourists spooked after taking photographs are our contrast this notorious for ghost sightings >> : plus optional homecoming for bay area veteran special surprises came home to us today overseas for seven years >> : to get current ones. skirt some categories the san jose also " this is the one us and the scenes there will be dying down on that caught up some progress in it tonight is address ourselves when it comes up as are flames just feet from house offices and deadens the populated neighborhood one person injured we do have kron seen a lot will have updates throughout the night >> : ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be misch

get a kingsford charcoal 2-pack for just $9.88 at lowe's. [ male announcer ] hurry in for july fourthe with frog protection? sure, we help with fraud protection. if there are unauthorized purchases on your discover card, you're never held responsible. you are saying "frog protection"? fraud. fro-g. frau-d. i think we're on the same page. at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. fraud protection. get it at discover.com i think i'm getting the hang of it. [ jay ] okay, now pick up the specially cured bacon! hit it with the brown sugar! now roll that beautiful bean footage! yes! [ jay ] bush's baked beans are slow-cooked according to our secret family recipe for a big flavor. high score! you get to put your name on the wall of fame! [ beeping ] whoa! game over... aww, you're no fun. [ jay ] enjoy bush's baked beans. still made from our secret family recipe. >>> and before we go, we have a very happy birthday to celebrate. a special birthday, joe jen. who takes care of our wardrobe. 87 years old today. thank you for everything you do. he wakes up at 4:00 a.m. every morning to make