le grande familia, goya.pain. he put out the welcome mat through food, through cuisine. >> reporter: folks are leaving their home and arrive here. and there is at least some flavor of home. >> yes. we were like their welcome wagon. >> reporter: but times were tough. it was the great depression and the beginning of the spanish civil war. getting anything from spain was difficult. a resourceful fulgencio got cases of sardines from moracco and some caught his eye. >> the sardines had a name goya. short, easy to pronounce in any language in contrast with his own name which no one can pronounce. i never meet someone new who pronounces our last name correctly. it's nanoo-nanoo, back to the mork & mindy days. thank god he didn't call the brand that. no one can pronounce it. >> when a broker said he could have the name goya, he wanted to make it official. >> he paid a dollar for the brand. we took off from there. >> a little bit of a visionary with the branding idea. something that wasn't happening at the time. >> he

>> goya makes a lot of beans. grain, no. vegetables, no. rice, no. i'ma say u.s.n council, "a," final answer. >> west, you got the beans, man. you got the beans. >> let's see how many beans. >> how many beans are we gonna put in the bank? get some beans for him. $100.

. >> no, me lo dio goya, la muchacha de en frente.dÍas. >> usted es el notario de fernanda, ¿no es asÍ? >> asÍ es. >> ¿y cÓmo pa quÉ estÁ aquÍ, lic? >> fernanda va a poner sus acciones de avon a nombre de usted, pancho. >> ¿quÉ? >> eso es lo que dispuso la seÑora fernanda. >> pero, rebe. >> no, no, no, yo no estaba enterada de nada, pancho. >> ¡ah, verdad! >> claro, pancho, pancho. ¿ya se fue, ya se fue inÉs? >> ¿cÓmo se siente, doÑa fer? >> ¿quÉ pasÓ? octavio, rebeca. >> bendito sea dios que estÁs bien, fernanda. >> no sÉ, recuerdo, recuerdo a inÉs y luego nada. >> sÍ, doÑa fer, yo la vi saliendo de aquÍ. >> sufriste paro cardÍaco, fernanda. >> pero gracias dios la librÓ, doÑa fer y tambiÉn el doctor, por supuesto. >> no sÉ. >> sÍ, si, doÑa fer. aquÍ estÁ su agua, aquÍ hay agua.

flashes of goya, dimly remembered impressions of the inquisition. okay, watch this.t to get their painstakingly crafted massively sized and incredibly heavy and cumbersome float through the door, down the steps, and out into the street. pedro is another of fuen's brothers, the youngest, and when not working for an i.t. company in ireland, he does this. he carries crushingly heavy religious floats. they're called casteleros. the virgin float, about 3,500 pounds total, and precise dimensions that have to make it through door just so. the bearers have to kneel. crawl along with it on their backs to get it through the door. and the main event. ready, set, up. let's face it. i like a procession and all, but who likes a bunch of guys in hoods coming in your general direction? i don't. frankly, it freaks me out. time for a drink, perhaps. this is an eastern jesus and mary-themed drinking establishment, where between drinks, one can ponder the agony of christ, but with some sausages. is it like this all year? >> the whole year. you have incense all year. eastern music all ye

-- blue goya a? this is incredible even through a machine they do that by hand.e. to poke my head -- might headed on a master tailor has been cutting and cutting close for how many years? >> 55 years. >> tell me why this is the best in the world. >> because we learn the business. >> you have not changed anything. >> we have not changed anything. >> maybe you know, they are sown at specialty shops a run the country even saks fifth avenue so oxford closed. of the largest soup maker in the world i wore a and our money and use it is no good. i split paid good money it is native italy. [laughter] you paid money because it is made in italy. >> you can do better and cheaper here? >> i don't understand why the american people by the suits made in italy. >> he explained this armani is not made by hand just a knockoff. there you go. dagen: i was going to tell you what he told you is that our money is not so good. you have to get an oxford suits before you leave today have them fit you. >> here's the problem they start at four grant that is the cheapest. >> talk to my boss

a critical step. 1973, herbert goya and stanley: took recombinant june 8 technology and engineered moleculeshich they could atone and foreign cells to create functional organisms, a bacterium which could produce things you wanted produced but did not want to use a more complex organism. in 1977, techniques were developed for sequencing dna which could be used in improvements and images of molecules. i can go on and on. there is a long list of these. developing automated genes sing cleansers. you begin to see the interaction with the digital revolution as you take complex activity, speed them up by handling information much more effectively and efficiently. , these newse techniques were developed just in time for the beginning of the human genome project which began in 1991 when two groups, one federally sponsored, the other industrially sponsored, attempting to map the entire human genome. and i can go on with a long list. by now, you are probably saying what is happening? this is just an array of one thing after another. sometimes on top of each other, sometimes alongside each other. the qu

. >>> dozens of injuries reported in eastern japan after a tornado ripped through koshi goya.ster damaged or destroyed 110 homes, brought down utility poles, overturned cars. warehouse was lifted off its foundation and sent flying into other buildings. seven girls were injured when the roof was torn off a middle school gymnasium, shattering its windows. >>> australian trick show artists have broken their own record with a shot toss from 321 feet'5". don't think this is the first shot. it took them 90 minutes to pull it off. kyle neville nailed this bucket on his 62nd try. 62nd. so they sat there for 90 minutes over and over and over. they have confirmation from a local government official and that information will be submitted for verification at guinness world records. >> was that off the glass? >> no, i don't believe it was. >> was it a swish? >> that's what it looked like. >> the one they finally nailed was a switch. >> i wonder if he called it. >> like a babe ruth moment. >> after 61 you're like i'm not calling it. this is it. >> you wind up on international news if you pu