in a wide shot climbing into that cube.st the grain and won. if you are watching, you can vote on today.com or tweet us using hashtag either cube or balloon guy. we'll have your answer in a minute. we'll be right back. but first this is "today" on nbc. . >> all right, everybody, we are back with your fact or fiction challenge. is it the man who lived in a cube or the high flying balloon guy? our plaza audience went predominantly with the cube story guy being one of fiction. our voters at home agreed with 66%. natalie was the only person who went with the balloon guy, so, savannah, the time has come, which story is fake? >> i would never say matt is right. but the cube man story was a fake story. now, when you looked closely, there were a couple clues, not the one you mentioned. the first one was inside the cube, we showed you, look at that, if you read that word backwards, what does it say? like rubik cube. the second clue, no light at all, yes, a plant. how could a plant grow inside that cube? >> it could have been a fake

>> don, have you held a cube? >> no! >> you held a cube? who is there? he held a cube. that's what happened to - >>> 47 degrees at 92% humidity. west northwest breeze at 3, barometer at 30.18. you have to figure - 50 hagerstown, 55 easton. 56 ocean city. 58 degrees pax river. 48 westminster and bel air. 59rock hall. 57 kent island. that is what was the remnants of karen. now getting to the coast and becoming a coastal event if you will. this is not going tropical. it's not going to be any kind of horrible severe nor'easter but having said that with high pressure settling down over the area the low that is behind my name is not going to be able to get out of its own way and that is going to be parts of our forecast, really, starting tomorrow afternoon through saturday. we're actually going to go two, three days of gray skies and damp conditions. 70 today, calm, partly sunny, we cloud up tonight, 48. by tomorrow afternoon rain in the area with a high of 68 degrees. look at this, in the upper 50s on thursday with rain. friday with rain 64. saturday slow clearing, snail's p

you've got a glass of water with an ice cube in it. the ice cube sticks up a little bit, yeah? when the ice cube melts, does the water level go higher, lower or stay the same? - higher. - it's higher. i'll be asking you that question at a different time. [laughter] too bad it's-- yeah. i got a nice one for you. you want a dandy? this is a dandy. okay. here's your question, gang. consider a balloon floating in the water. the balloon will float like that. it will displace only a tiny bit of water. that tiny bit of water has some weight, yeah? guess what that weight of water is compared to the weight of the whole balloon? - equal. - equal, okay? so balloons float very, very high in the water, yeah? let's suppose this balloon, i weight it down. i tie a heavy brass weight on here, okay? and i make it float. i make it so it's just on the verge of sinking. here's my balloon right here. see that? see how that is? i mean, it is--the density of that balloon system, the balloon plus this now must be equal to that of water, just, just barely, yeah? i mean, on the verge of sinking like if i

and i still have family in cube, and that was my entryway into the country. so in regards to the project itself, i believe in the power of good and the power of common loves, and with baseball being my national pastime as an american, and being the pastime in my blood of my father's country, i thought it will be an incredible opportunity to do something that no one has done before. to play in cuba's major leagues, and be the first foreigner and think outside of the box. >> and expectations? >> the rollercoaster in 2012 and this year, there were ups and downs, but i would have to say my experience in cuba, and the people that i met and the barriers, and to the and we were able to represent the power of connection and how it goes beyond the scope of politics. >> well, luke, it seems that we have tension between the united states and cuba with the embargo. president kennedy announced it in 1962: very heated. and geb, president obama criticizes cuba and cuba criticizes the united states, and has it really accomplished anything with intended goals? what's your res

and a man sells a rubik's cube -- solves a rubik's cube suspended in the air. according to a report published in "le monde" monday, the nsa has intercepted over 70 million e-mails, telephone conversations, and tax messages -- and text messages between 2012 and 2013. many like this twitter user, are simply outraged by the nsa's massive surveillance of private communications within france. people want the french government to deliver a firm response urging president hollande to address the u.s. while a lot of web users are condemning the u.s. intelligence services, others are saying the french authority is concerned about the level of spying taking place. "it is nothing more than a communication ploy." the revelations of -- inspiring online comedians who have been posting sarcastic and ironic messages for the nsa. some are asking the agency to help them find lost e-mails. others are asking for copies of recorded telephone conversations. this collection of shots by photographer hannah price was published in "the morning news" last week. she asks men who cap call h

in a wide shot climbing into that cube. won. if you are watching, you can vote on today.com or tweet us using hashtag either cube or balloon guy. we'll have your answer in a minute. we'll be right back. but first this is "today" on nbc. so what can i get you? we'll take something tasty and healthy. ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪ ♪ oh how did i get this way? ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ there's a party going on in your cereal bowl ♪ ♪ o's can help lower cholesterol ♪ ♪ oh why does it taste so great? ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ hey! must be the honey! . >> all right, everybody, we are back with your fact or fiction challenge. is it the man who lived in a cube or the high flying balloon guy? our plaza audience went predominantly with the cube story guy being one of fiction. our voters at home agreed with 66%. natalie was the only person who went with the balloon guy, so, savannah, the time has come, which story is fake? >> i would never say matt is right. but

in a wide shot climbing into that cube.he grain and won. if you are watching, you can vote on today.com or tweet us using hashtag either cube or balloon guy. we'll have your answer in a minute. we'll be right back. but first this is "today" on nbc. i want you coming up from the right hand side. can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. ♪ america's fastest, most reliable internet. ♪ it's the ultimate for downloading, streaming, and chatting. what's the difference between the shotgun and the pistol? well, the shotgun basically has the quarterback off the line about 5 yards behind the center. thanks, joe. [ male announcer ] fios takes your game to a whole new level. touchdown! we're done here. so what do you think, guys? the read option is absolutely shredding this defense. [ terry bradshaw ] you're exactly right. if their linebackers don't make adjustments, this game is over with quick! is that your sister? i follow her blog. it's so good, dude. [ male a

get a -- sugar cube. i like raw sugar for this. any old sugar cube. soak it in bitters.little controversial, but, it makes it easier, actually sort of makes it tastier if you are using a high octane bourbon like we will use here. add a tiny lit of seltzer water, enough so when you use it to mash up the sugar cube with the bitters and the little bit of water you are making it into a syrup. kind of like a goo down there, rather than a granular thing. then very simple. very easy cocktail. add some ice. if you can find bigger ice cubes than this, better off. the bigger the better on this. and then, you find -- you can do this with bourbon or rye. in honor of kentucky and honor of the heist of the papi, we are doing this with bourbon. just two ounces of bourbon on top of what you have already done there. give it one little stir. not a big thing where you shake it or anything. just enough to mix it up. you made the slurry in the bottom into syrup. doesn't take too much attention. then make yourself a nice lemon twist. use a potato peeler or paring knife. cult it thin. like tha

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joining me on my first step toward recovery at the super newstendo journo-cube 3,000.cheers and applause) welcome! welcome to the journo-cube 3,000 where we combine the best of edward r. murrow and sonic t. hedgehog. (laughter) hi, i'm stephen and i'm an addict. there's a captivating new game sweeping cable news that has taken over my life and impaired my ability to do my job. it's called shinier news. (laughter) you see, on the left there are stories i'm probably supposed to be talking about. the billions of dollars that the shutdown cost, amnesty international's condemnation of u.s. drone strikes, or reports of the n.s.a. spying on the german government. while, on the right there are shiny spinny diamonds. all right, here we go. this is always a tough choice. i got to catch those diamonds! ha ha! (buzzer sounding). oh (bleep)! (laughter) i lost again! we'll be right back. come on! >> stephen: my guest tonight detected an early detection test for pancreatic cancer while still in high school. tonight he's sitting at the cool kids' table. tonight please welcome jack and

i'm gonna put an ice cube at the bottom of this. oops. i hope i can get an ice cube in there. oh, get in there, son of a gun. uh-oh. okay. see that hunof ice down there, gang? and i'm goa wedge that ice in there with this paper clip 'cause i'm gonna pour some water in there. and i don't want the ice to float and i got the ice wedged down there. now i'm gonna fill it up with some water. [laughter] okay, that was the cup that i didn't have the water in, yeah? okay. now what i'm gonna do is i'm gonna get this going again. and-- [laughter] oh, please. [laughter] i'm nna bring the top to a boil. and the ice cube at the ttom is still intact. look at that, gang. the water is boiling. down below-- do you see the piece of ice? the ice is still in there. ain'that rht, ga? you see that? so that shows that water is a pretty poor conductor. remember we talked last time about the idea of the four-degree water at the bottom of the lake? and the summertime comes, why doesn't that wle lake all heat right up? it turns out that water will not conduct the energy, that sunlight down very far at al

those with sugar cubes had positive responses to ads. those who ate popcorn weren't affected. researchers say it made participants immune to the ads because their mouths were full and they couldn't verbalize brand names. well, threw have it. macy's poised to break a 155 year tradition. the retail giant plans to open stores on thanksgiving day. at least two reports say stores will be open 24 hours straight when the doors open at some stores at 8:00 in the evening. macy's says they have yet to release the schedule. >> last year it was midnight for a lot of the macy's stores. >> i'm embarrassed to say i don't know i'll make it at 8:00 on thanksgiving. >> coming up we have a rare sweep to talk b. >> yes. and then, take a look at a and then, take a look at a pumpkin weigh ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. ñ welcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. orks we're just getting word of a earthquake in the philippines in mindanao.

- ah, nothing, just hauling some cube with dwight. - [shouting] haulin' cube!moving boxes. we just came up with the term to make it sound cooler. - so we're planning this party for nellie, and we're gonna make it really bad. - sounds like every other party. - no. we're gonna make it like a prank. like order bad food, give her this passive-aggressive card. - oh! hire a magician. - what? - trust me. - [laughing] okay. - oh. - wow. there's a lot of cars here. this is just weird. - andy! hey, what are you doing here? - hey, lauren. look at you. - well, i know. look at me. - i was just on my way back from this business trip, thought i'd stop and say hi to jessica. - aww! [clicks tongue] - why is erin with me? that's a great question. she is my co-worker, and she needed a ride because she totaled her car. - oh. god. - so i'm erin. hi. - yep. this is erin. - nice to meet you. - [gasps] - well, jess went out for a run, but she'll be back soon. - mm-hmm. - hey, ladies. andy's here. - [softly] okay, andy, that is a bachelorette party, this is jessica's friends, and they'

- might as well have been sketching a cube. [notebook slaps shut] served on a toasted pretzel roll, our new bacon avocado chicken sandwich comes with fries and your choice of soup or salad. it's just one of chili's delicious lunch break combos. more life happens here. - okay. robert's in the annex-- everybody think, quick. what do these groups have in common? - maybe we're supposed to do it with people in our group. - that's not it. - people in the other group? - mm-mm. still wrong. - stanley, you do puzzles all day. what do we got? - well, you take the first letter from each name, assign it a number, add 'em all up, and shove it up your butt! [laughs] - thank you. a little much-needed comic relief. but we really need to figure this out, guys. - i know! it's alphabetical. all: no. - no, it's not. here's how we find out. let's line up, and compare the line, see if we learn anything, okay? left-siders, over here. right-siders, line up over here. face each other. match up by height and relative weight. let's just size each other u

and we pick it up from here with dean peas on the rubix cube on how to stop aaron rodgers. >> thank you, jerry. the green bay packers have a franchise record 1800 yards in the first four games. dean peas, a challenge for one of the best quarterbacks in the game. >> it really is. they've done a great job running the ball this year. with a couple of different backs. got a bunch of weapons outside but the guy that makes it all go is rodgers. he is a fantastic quarterback and unbelievably quick release, sees the field. he's great. >> he's a good one. >> tom clemens their canadian leader giving them with a lot more at the line of scrimmage. as we go to the video, we survey the field and he has that run down. >> he does. and on this first play, they have a good designed play here too in the fact they are going to run the ball, but at the same time, what you see out here is you see the receivers actually running a route. so the quarterback comes off the fake, and he's looking out here at a little bubble pass that he can throw to -- which they have. well what happens is, as you remind, as i rew

. >> sugar cubes will -- >> exactly right.hose out befo you use it. >> indeed. indeed. let's talk about tailgating, we want to show you how never to lose your spot in a tailgate, how to get your kids clean because they roll around in the grass like disgusting animals. and most importantly how to keep your beer cold. what you want at that do with your beer, you want to take a bottle, a little bit of shampoo, fill it with water, now freeze this. stick it in here >> why? >> because this is now an ice block to keep your beer cold. more than that, before the game now, this will have unfrozen, the kids are rolling around like little beasts. >> it's like purell. >> you can clean up the little nose pickers. speaking about cleaning up the little nose pickers. and if they get a stain on their jersey. >> which they will. >> yes, they will. >> there's a little mustard. you get rid of that, the excess. and then a little shaving cream. like this in about five minutes the alcohols in this will raise -- raise the stain out. by the time you ge

ice cubes and everything. it's zero degrees celsius. and you say to the waitress, "no, i know you're busy and all, "but could you give me some coffee that's hotter than this?" she says, "how hot do you want it?" i said, "well, i'd like to drink it twice as hot." what's the temperature of the twice-as-hot coffee if it's zero celsius to begin with? okay, gang. in this case, i think you see that the celsius scale doesn't work. no. because twice as hot is zero degrees. zero degrees, there's still energy there, yeah? there's a lot of internal energy. and to say you have twice the internal energy, hey, two times zero is what? it turns out two times zero is 273. 273. let's be talking about that. we haven't talked about the kelvin scale yet. we talked about the scales we talked about. we talked about the fahrenheit scale, fahrenheit degrees. we went from 32 to 212 for the temperature of boiling water and the temperature of melting ice. and we talked about zero degrees and 100 degrees, and this was the celsius temperature or centigrade, celsius

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tony had the cube. remember that cube? we have to do some small ones and make them like tree hanging or something. we're looking at 10 or so degrees above or normal high today. our normal high is 71. we've been at about 84, 85. we're at 57 now in far western maryland. temperatures in the 60 degree range already. we are within 10 degrees of our normal high. calm winds around most of the area. drier conditions in place until now. the humidity levels are going up. a warm front is lifting into the region. that's keeping the warm air over the mid atlantic. cold front moving in our general direction. this warm front is the reason we have so much instability around, we have a chance for a shower in the afternoon. this front is going to interact with what will be the remanence of karen. this is going to pick it up, bring it in and out quickly monday into tuesday. we will get the rain from tropical storm karen, not the destructive problems. this is what is moving into the region. the warm front is responsible for the shower potenti

. >> we're inside the red cube. some of the green features are the wood floor we're standing on. >> what kind of wood is this? >> this is, i believe, chestnut. >> that's the great thing about using wood. it's you'll find species and different types of wood available through fsc that aren't available any other way. >> it's real nicely laid. >> the resin panels are 95 percent recycled content. we use that as well on the reception desk. it has a bamboo surface. which is a rapidly renewable resource. >> so you work for hunts man architect url group. i have to ask beverly, you hired an architect. >> i think it's in appreciation of, that architects can appreciate the value that other architects bring to something. we had several factors. one was that we were very busy ourselves with keeping our country clients happy and the idea of taking the time to focus on this wasn't a good use of time. tenant improvement was not our special. we talked with a number of interior oriented firms. we are very ambitious and what we're offe

and it occurred over in d cube when the inmates drug chamberlain behind a privacy wall and out of view from the guard's station and, you know, savagely beat him to death. he was incarcerated for what we would consider a low-level sex-related offense. possession of child pornography. there's an inmate culture here that crimes against children are viewed as something that's rather despicable. so those inmates are commonly targeted for violence. but the reality in 2006 was we just didn't have the housing space or we were trying to juggle our inmate population to put him in a position. so what we did with him is we told him, you know, don't talk about your charges, don't talk about the crimes that you may have done or committed, you know, try and fit in, be nondescript. >> petrovich claims it wasn't the inmates who initially targeted chamberlain but two deputies who are no longer with the department. >> the cops had pulled me out and told me. they said hit him from the neck down and, you know, make sure he doesn't walk out. they didn't say kill him. i never said kill him. no one said kill

now is we are taking blowtorch and physically taking apart a 1600 pound metal reactor box, it is a cube shaped thing, it is attached to the train on the track and preventing us from moving the train, that is what is going on now. we have to take the trunks and literally put it on a separate piece of equipment and get that out of the way and then the train, we don't have an eta but we want them to know they can board but we may have delays on this busy line. >> absolutely at this time you said no delays but again that commute starts to pick up around 7:00, if they are still work in on it that is when we could see an impact. >> that's right, the trains could back up, some of the trains are only 5 minutes apart, so hopefully we can get the train out of the way before that happens. >> any claritiy on what that piece was? from the description from firefighters gave me earlier they call a semiconductor box, what is that piece, what does it do? >> this is different from the semiconductor box, which is what the smoke was coming out of, this is called a metal mortar reactor and electrical compon

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his feet come through first, one guy jumps through the little cubby, cube caicle. i think the guy must have been in the ceiling working on something. >> that's probably why they didn't react. >> this guy immediately has his face back in facebook. >> omg, typical monday, guy just fell through the roof. >> hashtag monday! >> looks like somebody has a case of the mondays. >> no one else appears to be hurt either. >> no disrespect to the people that work there but this looked like the most exciting day. i would lose my mind working in that office . >> i think this is the first time i've ever seen a teaser trailer to somebody's halloween decoration lights. >> let's see if you guys recognize it. >> it's the fox song. >> he is sequencing his pumpkin lights to go with "the fox" by elvis. ♪ what does the fox say ♪ ♪ >> plus the most popular song out there right now. again, this is a teaser trailer for his halloween lights. >> steve lives in napearville, illinois. observe the beauty of the work and wonders of what went into this. >> he's been up to something since april putt

large chunks in the restaurant dish versus small cubes of spongy chicken.esters thought the crust was tasty. consumer reports found many restaurants choices were pretty good, and worth a try. consumer reports says if you hope to enjoy the popular meat love at home, you might be disappointed. the frozen version is like salsabout bury steak and instant potato autos my stomach is now growling. >> we're ready to eat. >> thank you very much. >> it's lets talk about the weather forecast. >> yes. >> spencer christian in now. >> nothing frozen about weather. and things warming up here, sunny skies across the bay area now. high clouds here is a view of it. from our mount tam cram just a gorgeous afternoon. temperatures now 65 in san francisco. 69 across the bay and oakland. here is another live view from our camera across the street from abc 7 looking towards bay bridge. 73 in napa. 75 in antioch and conk yordz, livermore, 74 degrees. another live view towards golden gate. forecast features will be partly cloudy tonight. but mostly clear. breezy, mild tomorrow, then

i was jealous, i can't get that gel man cubes i have been wearing tips sentence i w in high school. when i saw kim's nail, wow, you know the kardashians they try to be on trend. i gets the trend is going shorter and square? so my fingers are finally back in style. i like to do my own nails. it's so soothing. you pull out your nail kit. i don't know why i pull out a nail kit. i put one color on my nails. then i think,hen was the last time i put a color other than my pink wash by orley's. i haven't had color since august. i haven't done it with understand this season on this show. i'm going to keep it going. i'm going to tell you why. clear matches everything, right? anyway, kim and kenye aren't wasting any time with baby number two, according to radar online kim doesn't think it makesense to lose the prnancy weight to w itack again, shout t to everybody who has the irish twins, where the kid is only four months apart, it was the smartest thing ever, have all them at one pop, you go in for mommy makeover tune up or whatever and go about your business. so reportedly, she wants to get p

there were around 250 people, everybody staying in a cube.he lebanese army managing and controlling everything. the situation is really stable here at the border post. it took us around 1.5 hours to drive from beirut to the border. at this time in the morning, it is around 10:00, the traffic, there are a number of mostly civilian cars, a number of taxis, and also some buses. inside those buses are mostly women and some children. i spoke to some of the taxi drivers and they say that business is still good. they still have a number of lebanese banks that are working inside syria. at the same time, you have a number of businessmen based in beirut who have to come through to damascus on a fairly regular basis. i tried to speak to some of the passengers but no one would speak on camera. they fear any kind of retribution. the situation is still very serious here. rt on the lebanese-syrian border. >> radical imams, controversial politicians, and hardened warlords have submitted applications to iran's presidential election next year. there are alread

if you cut it in little cubes, you chill it just so, you got teeth or no teeth, anyone can enjoy it. - how about cupcakes? - no cupcakes. - no. - okay. - you guys are over-thinking this. let's just get a cake. - exactly. now, darryl, what if i told you you could have a cake that is delicious and also sexy as hell? - i'm listening. - no smut cakes. - what about fruit? with yogurt, obviously. fruit by itself, gross. - oh, i know what that meeting is about. it's about cake. and they didn't ask me. of all the people to not ask about cake, they... [smacks folder on table] i know what you did. you invited everyone into the conference room to talk about cake, and i was omitted. i was omitted! - did michael not just talk to you about being a caricature? - oh, yeah, i decided not to be a caricature. - mm-hmm. - shoot. - hmm. - that is cold, sir. absolutely cold. you know what? it was a complete waste of my time. - uh, deangelo, i'm, uh... i forgot my bag, so i'm gonna... i'll meet you in the car. - okay, whatever. - sir. i'd just like to apologize for that. i could tell you that he has a stee

a crane hoisting a concrete cube got stuck. the cube was as heavy as three cars. last october, another crane snapped during hurricane sandy on top of the same building. it forced the evacuation of nearby buildings for an entire weekend. >>> look at the weather. the northeast and midwest will be dry and clear up to fle three inches of rain from florida to the mid-atlantic coast. sunny and clear across the rockies and increasingly clear in the southwest. >> much of the northeast will see seasonable highs in the 60s. the midwest will be warming to the 70s. it will be hot and summer like in the desert southwest. cooling down along the west coast. >>> baseball. the dodgers are the first team to quality fi for the league's championship series. they went long ball last night against tleent get there. >> carl crawford had them in front thanks to a pair of solo home runs. after falling behind it was a two run homer in the eighth that was enough to send l.a. to the nlcs for the first time in four years. congrats to them. >> earlier the red sox and raies in the american leag

adam uses them to make an awkward room with oddly spaced window openings into a cube.hat line of columns marks out a square. adam's used it to mark the new axis you take from this vestibule into the sequence of staterooms going off here. first, into the dining room. it was the dining room. there's a screen of columns which give you a moment to pause before you're thrust by the moldings into the central space, and then you go on down the same axis into the first drawing room-- beautiful, fine room-- and from that, right through to the beginning of the long gallery, which connects the private apartments and the state apartments. this is the great connecting link in the house. while the english aristocracy chose to live in their great landscaped country houses, the french preferred the sophisticated atmosphere of the city. the court had moved from versailles to paris, where the aristocracy built themselves grand townhouses, like the hotel soubise of 1739. behind their plain facades were exquisitely decorated and furnished interiors where they could entertain themselves ob

rejected two contract proposals, but why strike now, especially with bart's looming strike is this >> it cube coincidence, but our strike notice is not for the bart negotiations. the bart negotiations are totally separate from the negotiations that -- that ac transit and local 192 has. >> in the past when bart has gone on strike, ac transit has stepped up its service to help commuters throughout the bay area, but come thursday morning, ac transit could come to a halt. commuters throughout alameda and continue cost counties will have to pay the price. this toubl whammy has been frustrating and annoyed. >> very unfoj gnat. especially because tomorrow is my birthday. bigger picture, it impacts a lot of people. the bridge will be backed up which is pretty new. hopefully the bolts don't break on there. >> the ac tran soit officials have not made a public comment yet about this looming strike for ac transit workers, and no new negotiations veb have been scheduled. in oes oakland, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> there is another news tonight. a bomb scare at lax. dry ice bombs exploding in a restroom at o

which sucker flies is worth the game which will break cubes. in our guest today is miramar howard jaya human rights activist whose father is a prominent bahraini dissident currently jailed following anti-government protests in two thousand and eleven we are great to have you with us today so to be honest it's really hard to understand what's going on in bahrain even when it comes to the form of rule one some say it's addictive or shape even a tyrant a others say it's a legitimate constitutional monarchy committed to reform with certain democratic values how do you see it. well i think that you know describing it as a constitutional monarchy is very problematic when the constitution of behind actually gives absolute power to the king that means it's not really a constitutional monarchy yes there's a constitution but just the presence of a constitution within a monarchy system doesn't make it a constitutional monarchy we're looking at a situation where we have a parliament and behind made of two houses but they don't have legislative or monitorin

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cubed pork in red new mexico chili sauce with beans and rice. got to have that.ked hominy and pork. and sopapilla. a fried bread like a spoon bread or a johnny cake. >> did the early spaniards, early cattle, railroad men, the people on the way to making this america, were they romantic about this part of the world? >> they thought of it as a hard place. for one thing, it was exceedingly remote. when you were here, this seemed like one of the farthest reaches of the globe. initially, americans began coming here because they perceived that santa fe was so remote from the rest of the spanish empire that it was possible for the united states to pluck it. i don't think anybody becomes a romantic about it probably until the taos painters arrive. >> starting a long-running tradition of artistic pilgrimages to catch the spiritual groove, every kind of utopian dreamer, eccentric, new ager, they all came here in search of whatever. mmm, chilies. >> all right. thank you very much. >> that's level three. >> yes, sir. >> all right. we will be careful. indeed. >> new mexican c

it looked like an ice cube in person. it was more than 16 carats.t went well beyond expectations at christy's -- they thought it would go between $300,000 and $500,000. the impressive diamond ring was fought out by two bidders in the back of the room. and one online bidder. that was the one who ultimately got it. i think it was some wealthy sheik or something like that. >> wouldn't it be weird to get someone else's engagement ring, to have that as your engagement ring? >> to some people it's bragging rights about it. some people like to buy a celebrity's house and say -- >> weird stuff. even if it's a 70-something hour wedding. >> 72 days. >> was it days? i thought it was hours. anyhoo -- >> if you're single, we have bad news for you. cosmo november issue, these are the worst cities for single women who are searching for a straight man. >> emphasis on straight. >> number four, baltimore. not great. >> nope. >> d.c. is number three. also thumbs down. number two, philly. oh, my god. and the worst city to be a single woman, looking for a straight man i