-- uncle kentucky fried chicken. okay. >> we went to a chicken restaurant. it was like a uncle kentucky fried chicken, with a young kid who helped liberate the gadhafi compound, who fought and killed people, he was so happy to be eating american style fried chicken in this garish little fast food restaurant. he told us this is the taste of freedom. people showed things about themselves that you would not expect of people who had done the things that they had done and endured what they had endured. these are kids calling in air strikes, kids who on thursday thought we're going to be living with gadhafi for the rest of our lives, there is no option for us but the army or escape. and on friday they're looking at wow, we might actually have a chance. it was a thrilling, alternately frightening, grinding, ultimately inspiring and thrilling experience and there's going to be a turbulent situation for a long time, but anybody who says you know, the world is better off with gadhafi, my blood will boil forever. >> if you haven

-- uncle kentucky fried chicken. okay. >> we went to a chicken restaurant. it was like a uncle kentucky fried chicken, with a young kid who helped liberate the gadhafi compound, who fought and killed people, he was so happy to be eating american style fried chicken in this garish little fast food restaurant. he told us this is the taste of freedom. people showed things about themselves that you would not expect of people who had done the things that they had done and endured what they had endured. these are kids calling in air strikes, kids who on thursday thought we're going to be living with gadhafi for the rest of our lives, there is no option for us but the army or escape. and on friday they're looking at wow, we might actually have a chance. it was a thrilling, alternately frightening, grinding, ultimately inspiring and thrilling experience and there's going to be a turbulent situation for a long time, but anybody who says you know, the world is better off with gadhafi, my blood will boil forever. >> if you haven

kentucky fried chicken. uncle kentucky fried chicken. okay. the king and clown, have not quite made it here. given the uncertainty of the situation. so in the meantime places like this have been popping up. uncle kentucky, awesome. do you know where kentucky is? >> kentucky is from usa. >> part. >> yeah. >> this is new? >> yeah. before gadhafi. >> impossible. >> yeah. now it's normal. >> oh, that's nice. >> how do you find it? >> spicy delicious. >> and there's the man himself live in new york. anthony bourdain, i was just saying to suzanne i was in afghanistan after the taliban fell and almost immediately up popped kabul fried chicken with the whole kfc signage and everything. memories of that. what did you think about libya? i know you ate more than kentucky fried chicken. >> i found it ultimately confusing, frightening and deeply inspiring. i mean, i met a lot of people there who'd fought during the uprising like this young man who spoke to me very earnestly, guilelessly about their hopes for the future. i find more often than not i was cha

and, like, people got out of the bus, they spread out the big cloth and put the kentucky fried chicken, the kool-aid, and all the stuff there, the mcdonald's and all the other things right there, right? this guy is sitting down and kinda not checking out the food, checking out the potential friends, looking around, he's trying to find out who's who. he looks across the way and sees someone and said, "whoo, this is it." boom-boom boom-boom. is it? okay, finally happened. and he looks at this lovely, lovely person. a lovely person who walks over to the edge of the cliff and looks down and says, "gee, i wonder how high we are above the water?" how high above the water, do you guys remember this? how high above the water, i said, "hey, i can do that." some other guy gets up, walks over to the edge and say, "how high we are above the water, "here watch this. watch this rock. [descending whistle] "five, five seconds. "5 times 5 is 25, 25 times 5-- we're 125 meters high." delightful person looks at that guy and says, "wow, okay." and they're getting together fine, you're sitting over here and

kentucky fried chicken. uncle kentucky fried eed chicke. okay. and his buddies the king and the clown haven't quite made it here, given the uncertainty of the situation. so in the meantime, places like this have been popping up. uncle kentucky. awesome. you know where kentucky is? >> kentucky is from usa. >> part, yes. this place is new? >> yeah, new. before gadhafi -- >> impossible. >> yeah. now it's normal. >> oh, that's nice. >> how you find it? >> spicy delicious. >> anthony bourdain has to go all the way to libya to have kentucky fried chicken. let me ask you this -- thank you for joining us, the show is great, continued good luck -- any apprehension of being in such a dangerous place? >> it was a time of great uncertainty when we were the. c apprised of threats, both real and possible, but i was so inspired by so many of the people i met and surprised by what saw there, that i'm glad i made it. >> how so? because we're looking at it through one context right now, unrest, the civil strife, coming out of gadhafi as a dictatorship. what was yo

have been popping up. >> anthony bourdain joins me now from new york where there are actual kentucky fried chickensw was uncle kentaki? are you sure you were eating chicken. >> pretty good stuff. >> what was the best thing you ate in libya? >> they have great seafood there, right on the mediterranean. they have a tradition of italian cooking going back to the colonialized days. so their seafood is pretty tasty. >> obviously i've been covering libya in a different way for the last several years. you went to a few cities in libya, tripoli, you've been all around the world. what stuck out to you in traveling to a country like libya that just really months ago that was under a dictator? >> i guess what surprised me was who fought this war, who fought this battle, the people who we met, largely young people, a great number of them who are comfortably ensconced abroad studying in canada, working in england who came back to fight against overwhelming odds. who are these libyans? in many cases they were young, hopeful, likable -- it was not what i expected. the mood, the tenor, the people, the characters,

and, like, people got out of the bus, they spread out the big cloth and put the kentucky fried chicken, the kool-aid, and all the stuff there, the mcdonald's and all the other things right there, right? this guy is sitting down and kinda not checking out the food, checking out the potential friends, looking around, he's trying to find out who's who. he looks across the way and sees someone and said, "whoo, this is it." boom-boom boom-boom. is it? okay, finally happened. and he looks at this lovely, lovely person. a lovely person who walks over to the edge of the cliff and looks down and says, "gee, i wonder how high we are above the water?" how high above the water, do you guys remember this? how high above the water, i said, "hey, i can do that." some other guy gets up, walks over to the edge and say, "how high we are above the water, "here watch this. watch this rock. [descending whistle] "five, five seconds. "5 times 5 is 25, 25 times 5-- we're 125 meters high." delightful person looks at that guy and says, "wow, okay." and they're getting together fine, you're sitting over here and

kentucky fried chicken. >> the colonel, his buddies, the king and the crown have not made it here giventhe situation. in the meantime, places like this have been popping up. >> uncle kentucky. awesome. you know where kentucky is? >> kentucky is from usa. >> a part. >> yeah. >> this place is new? >> yeah. it's new. >> before gadhafi -- >> not possible. >> now it's normal. >> oh, that's nice. >> how you found it? >> spicy, delicious. johar, like many libyans his age, fought to overthrow gadhafi. he was there, gun in hand, when they stormed gadhafi's palace compound. happy, excited? >> nice feeling. nice feeling that gadhafi -- he killed my cousin. i don't want anyone to die in war. he's killed for nothing. the first thing i think that killing people is bad. he's leave me do that. because if i don't kill him, he kills any. >> it's nice to see freedom. it's nice to see the bad guy done. it's nice. i feel welcome here. >> finally. we say no on him. he's now died. that's what we wanted. >> to johar, a few pieces of greasy fried chicken eaten in a brightly colored fast food setting means more.

researchers analyzed data from menus of eight restaurants including mcdonald's, burger king and kentucky fried chicken based on the healthy eating index the overall quality improved by 2 points. kfc saw the most improvement with a nine-point increase. researchers say more than 25% of american adults eat fast food two or more times a week. i'm hungry. >> yeah. that's a lot, though, twice a week? >> yeah. >>> speaking of food, some bay area restaurants are honored with the james beard award. they are handed out in new york. the best new restaurant is state bird provisions here in san francisco. danny of mission chinese food in san francisco and new york received rising star chef honors and san francisco chef and restaurateur cecilia chang received a lifetime achievement award so congrats to them. >>> a proud papa delivers his own child at a parking lot at a sam's club in sacramento. he says his wife went into labor but on their way to the hospital, they had to stop for gas. and they also had to wait for a couple of trains to pass by. suddenly it was too late and they had no choice but to pull over and d

outside the kentucky fried chicken in central oklahoma. this one from moore, you see this destruction has it's coming into the town once again. a massive storm. ef5 was the final number on this. you can see it at mashable.com. where they're now housing several of the videos taken from amateur photographers. megan back to you. >>> all right charlie thanks. this morning, new information on the scandal rocking the baltimore city detention center. the agreement between the state prison officials and federal investigators that led to a two year investigation of the jail does not say why the state needed the feds to come in and help. it's called a memorandum of understanding and it was put into effect in 2011. barely two years ago after another set of gang related arrests in baltimore city involving another detention center. this details how they would work with investigators from the fbi and other agencies. it led to the arrests of 24 people including 13 correctional officers last month. >> how much damage was done during two and a half years o

fried chicken. apparently, kentucky fried chicken is so popular in palestine it is being smuggled in from egypt.erground tunnels and smuggled kfc which -- from how guys typically sneak things into countries a smuggled drumstick doesn't sound appealing. but they buy a bucket for $10 and sell in the gaza for $30. it costs more because the islamic authorities make them cover up the breasts and thighs. i can only imagine some poor delivery guy being interrogated. tell us the colonel's secret recipe or else. that was my accent. thank you. i'm a doctor. did i mention that? it's prom season right now. proms go on through the end of may. i didn't go to my prom when i was in high school. i was busy watching television with my parents that night. we didn't have dvrs when difficult -- different strokes was over that was it. a student went to prom with her calculator. this is regina reynolds with her date which is a calculator in a tex see doe. she is a student at a technical school. it's a texas instruments 84 plus silver edition. they call@quarterback of calculators. she did very well for herself. from he

fried chicken. apparently, kentucky fried chicken is so popular in palestine that they're now smuggling it into gazants in gaza and trade embargoes prevent them from bringing it back. so there are guys traveling to egypt in underground tunnels and smuggled kfc which -- from how i've heard how guys typically sneak things into other countries a smuggled drumstick doesn't sound appealing to me. but they buy a bucket of kfc in egypt for $10 and sell it in gaza for $30. it costs more because the islamic authorities make them cover up the breasts and thighs. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i can only imagine some poor delivery guy being interrogated. by the mossad. tell us the colonel's secret recipe or else! that was my accent. [ laughter ] thank you. [ cheers and applause ] i'm a doctor. did i mention that? [ laughter ] it's prom season right now. proms go on through the end of may. i didn't go to my prom when i was in high school. i was busy watching television with my parents that night. we didn't have dvrs when "different strokes" over, it was over, there was no way to get it back. but this was

. >> i had kentucky fried chicken twice. and i would eat it again right now if i could. last night, it's all finished and i said, frank. he goes what? i went -- mcdonald's. and he goes yes! >> what did you get? >> i ate stuff i haven't seen in -- >> what was it? >> well i asked for a quarter-pounder with cheese, it didn't quite come that way. it was a cheeseburger. so i put two together. >> one of those is not enough. >> no, i know! >> so anyway, lucky for me is officially national burger day. >> and where do these come from. >> these are smashburgers. some of us know what smash means, but i've never had a smash burger before. >> what do you do, smash it down? >> i don't know. i got to take the onions off. >> anyway they're giving away a free burger to anybody with the last name -- "burger" in it or variation. >> you can't be "burg" it has to be "burger." >> according to whitepages.com there are 20,000 people in the country named that. and 1500 people are named "hamburger." >> no they're not. >> yes, they are and americans consume 31 million burgers every day. did you kn

it came in with an advertising campaign directed at women, symbolized by this kentucky fried chicken billboard. a big bucket of fried chicken under the words when the liberation. and it was brilliant because they associated not cooking with progressive values, and it had never been so associated before. of virginia slims as well, using feminism to sell products. and it succeeded. mixet's go to an ad of cake from 1978. >> when did you start baking from scratch? >> it is not scratch, it is bills vary. >> take this moist? it has got to be scratched. take this rich? it has got to be scratched. very is tilbury -- pills plus.lsbury >> one of the breakthroughs of selling cake mixes to women -- and they bond in the 1950's -- all you do was add water and then you have a cake. they did some research and said, if you left out the act and made women actually add it to the mix, they could take ownership in a new way, and that is when they took off. an interesting game between marketers and women getting them to accept this food. it is worth saying there is a time crisis in the american household.

we went to a place called uncle con tacky which is a kentucky fried chicken knock off since they're notly franchising over there. in the interim they're doing it themselves and trying to create something that looks and feels like american fast food. >> no tourists really for all practical purposes. >> to. >> mediterranean is fabulous. if there were real peace and stability that place would be trooifing. >> trip poly still has the architect chur, still some italian cooking traditions left over from the italians. fantastic seafood. there are people there that would like to hurt us and there are forces at work in libya that would like to turn back the clock and keep things chaotic. the sense i got every day was hopeful though of people struggling to join the rest of the world. >> and food, it's a question i always wanted to ask you because you eat everything and you taste everything. you're a lot more daring than i am ever. do you ever get sick? do you ever react is? or is your staming used to this stuff? >> i'm a professional so my crew does pretty well. i have found again and again you a

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cheryl: again, one of those global names we always talk about, you know, taco bell and kentucky fried chickenause it's fun, right? ira epstein at the cme, as we watch these markets today, i've got to bring up the commodities issue with yum coming out before the bell tomorrow. what we're looking at again is corn, wheat, soybeans, all those things kind of fun to watch, but we ig fore those things, i think, ira. >> that's called a weather market, and we have a humdinger of a weather market, a big one out there. and it just keeps going that the markets keep getting cold, wet weather. we keep pushing back the corn. it's going to get planted. the machinery's out there, but you can't take away the fact that you're going to have to start worrying about what happens in july. tight crops mean tighter crops when you get to the point where the roots don't get developed getting ready for the hot july weather. and that's what the market's anticipating. but weather markets, the hardest thing i know to trade. they're up ten cents, twenty cents, they're down ten, twenty, very difficult. you've got to be tom s

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this time he is heading to libya where he eats something called uncle kentucky fried chicken and bondsroop of boy scouts. >> got kids? this is supposed to be the biggest fanciest new hotel development in town and like a lot of the newer structures, they have pretty much stopped when they started to pull down the government. a lot of cranes building nothing at the moment. a lot of just frozen as everybody figures out what happens next. let's wait and see. the mosque, the medina, the frozen wait and see hotel and i think militia looking at us. over there, they're playing rod stewart "do you think i'm sexy" to an amusement park full of kids. makes no sense at all. vaguely encouraging way. >> a place of contrast. you can see anthony's entire trip to libya tomorrow night right here on cnn 9 p.m. eastern time. >>> aimee copeland, remember her and all that she went through? she lost both her hands and legs to a flesh eating bacteria last summer. we'll show you how she is making her recovery thanks to some amazing new bionic hands. girl vo: i'm pretty conservative. very logical thinker. (laugh

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they have kentucky fried chicken over there. i also want to take a look at netflix.ally. top performer in the s&p 500 today for netflix, hitting a new high that we haven't seen since late 2011. netflix continues to surge year to date, up about 145%. we've also heard from the c.e.o. recently just talking about streaming on line video and how hot hastings thinks this is and just a regular television as we know it may be out. here on the fox business network we don't hope for that but it's obviously gret for subscribers to have more and more content to choose from and that's something that netflix as a business has been working hard, to provide more content to their subscribeers. cheryl: thank you very much, nicole. see you at the top of the hour. florida's orange crop hit hard by a bacterial disease and there's no cure for it. orange juice futures up over 27% year to date. that's the largest increase of any commodity. forget oil, we're looking at orange juice. adam putnam, thank you for being here. one of the big jobs of your board, your group is safety and the orange

a bucket of kentucky fried chicken runs $27. he postal service is naming the cities where letter carriers are being bitten boy dogs the most. los angeles tops the list. there were 69 dog bites there last year. san antonio and seattle tie for second with 42. followed by chicago. >> and the "new york post" says a topless painting of bea arthur has sold for nearly $2 million. it was auctioned off last night. the buyer is anonymous. the painting is by john curran. can you see it charlie? women in provocative positions. arthur did not sit for the portrait but i wish they had a shot of charlie in the studio going what is that? so here's the question. >> when you said topless woman, all of a sudden charlie goes -- >> so the question is where does one hang a topless photo of bea arthur in their home? any suggestions, charlie? >> no. i don't. i was looking to see if it was a younger bea arthur. >> no you don't. no you didn't. >> anyway can we move on? >> let's, move on and change topics. >> you started it. >> this is a serious story. in p

. >>> kentucky fried chicken.ing and the clown, have that quite made it here, given the uncertainty of the situation. so in the meantime, places like have been popping up. >> continuing to eat his way around the world. in this sunday's "parts unkno unknown," he visits libya. i said why in libya to him fast food means freedom. >> as a parent, as a former chef, i have seen american fast food as sort of the evil empire, this is really one of the first times i have looked at it as an expression of something else. this young kid, mitt ilya member who had just been part of and lived through ined credibly violent and stressful, turbulent bit of history, to have him look at the camera and say this is the taste of freedom, i really stunned me and broke my heart. >> you have been wanting to go to libya for a long time. why? >> i was in kurdistan doing a show, a previous show, and i started hearing from friends in the security business who were working in libya, shall we say, doing some things there for the british, and they

the food is called uncle kentucky fried chicken. >> got kids?anciest new hotel development in town. and like a lot of the newer structures, they pretty much stopped when they started to pull down the government. there are a lot of cranes building nothing at the moment. a lot is just sort of frozen as everybody figures out what happens next. let's wait and see. it is one of many moments of unexpected weirdness in libya. mosque, the frozen wait and see hotel, and pickup truck with militia looking at us. meanwhile, right over there, there are -- they are playing rod stewart, do you think i'm sexy, to an amusement park full of kids. makes no sense at all. vaguely encouraging way. >> fascinating. you can see bourdain's trip to libya tomorrow night here on cnn at 9:00. that's anthony bourdain, parts unknown, every sunday night here on cnn. girl vo: i'm pretty conservative. very logical thinker. (laughs) i'm telling you right now, the girl back at home would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. (screams) i'm really glad that girl stayed

we went to a place called uncle kentucky, which is a kentucky fried chicken knockoff. trying to create something that looks and feels like american fast food. >> north africa is a beautiful place, mediterranean is fabulous. i've been throughout north africa. if there were real peace, and stability, that place would be thriving. >> well, tripoli is a very -- still has the:colonial architecture from colonial days. still some italian cooking traditions left over from the italians. fantastic seafood. there's no doubt that there are a lot of people there who would very much like to hurt us, and there are forces at work in libya that would like to turn back the clock, and keep things chaotic. but the sense i got every day, everywhere i went, was hopeful of people struggling to join the rest of the world. >> on food, a question i always wanted to ask you, because you eat everything, and you taste everything. you're a lot more daring than i am, ever. do you ever get queasy, sick, do you ever react, or is your stomach kind of used to all this stuff? >> i'm a professional, so we

the chinese are anxious to have a source of food that is not contaminated hence why kentucky fried chicken is doing so well there. >> hog prices in this country have suffered a great deal and you are squeezed on both sides because corn is expensive and you're not getting the numbers for hogs. so they're going to argue that this is going to be good for the american farmer to combat what are going to be a lot of arguments saying, whoa! the chinese and our food supply, i don't like the combination. >> do people really want the chinese -- remember, you said the largest deals and unocal was a valuable resource in oil and you may be able to argue that pigs somehow are -- are they a protected class? do we really want to go to the mat and say that the chinese can't own these? >> i don't know is the key -- i don't know. >> how did it happen so fast, david? tell me what's going on with bankers? >> let me lay out a scenario as best i can tell at this point. i don't know if the deal was rushed and what i am hearing from people involved is they've been talking for months and there's always been a relat

. >>> smugglers are expanding their business to kentucky fried chicken.'t just hop over the border so instead palestine smugglers are sneaking through a series of tunnels. it takes several hours for the food to arrive and costs about $30 a bucket but people say the price is worth it. >> >> there is a new gun control law in california. it requires every new semi automatic gun to be stamped a serial number so people can trace casings found at crime scenes. the law was signed back in 2007 but the technology needed to pass patenting hurdles and it just did. the new law will take effect immediately. the nra has threatened to sue the state. >>> police officers in southern california shot and killed a man who came in to the police department with a knife. it happened yesterday. police say he was waving the knife and carrying a backpack. they say they asked him if he needed help or needed to see someone but he didn't respond and that's when three officers opened fire. the suspect died at the scene. that shooting is being investigated. >>> a man has been arrested

. >> that's the cook from a kentucky fried chicken stepping outside and literally what you are hearingnot the winds from the tornado. that's the tornado sucking in the wind. it's literally pulling in the wind. and you heard the helicopter pilot say that also that the storm itself was so powerful it was sucking him in while he was flying at about 50 to 60-mile-per-hour winds into the storm. almost like the hose of your vacuum when it gets strong enough, sucks all the air in around it and that was the wind you heard there whipping. and i want to give everyone a quick radar update. so far, so good. these storms are just to the south side. it was actually a pretty strong one even with a severe thunderstorm warning just south of moore, oklahoma. i think it's only going to, you know, barely touch the moore area. and once that's gone, there's nothing really behind it. we may get fortunate here that we're not going to have a lot of muddy earth to deal with out there. that's a good thing. as far as the tornadoes went, we continued with about 16. we showed you this with the pass intersected. the