>> did you reach out to kickstarter?> kickstarter is not our challenge, the challenge is an individual on kickstarter trying to sell a product. we've primarily been focused on that individual, ed nash, and as a result of our lawsuit, a number of consumers are starting to get refunds for the product he never delivered only because we filed this lawsuit. deirdre: fantastic, thank you so much, attorney general of washington state, bob ferguson joining us there. thank you very much for the time. >> thank you. deirdre: when we come back, the villeified 30 something money manager lowering the price of an aids drug after a 5,000% hike sparked national outrage. he is still defending the move. hear his reasoning after this. romantic moments can happen spontaneously, so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cia

that happened with kickstarter over the weekend.reincorporated as a public benefit corporation, which means it is legally bound to do good for the public. joining me now to explain this move is the cofounder and ceo, yancey strickler. joining me from new york. it is interesting about how you made this decision. how did you do this? and how did you come to the decision that you would, indeed, incorporate? yancey: this is actually something that we were focused on from the very beginning. we were always focused on building an organization that reflected our ideals and was always charting its own course. a public benefit corporation didn't exist the way does now when we started six years ago. when delaware passed a law in 2013 that you could become a public benefit corporation, we were excited to make that change. we have it on our website, and our charter details the commitment we are making to the community and the public. and we have always tried to be values driven and idealistic. we have a new commitment we announced today of dona

with kickstarter over the weekend.reincorporated as a public and if it corporation -- public benefit corporation, which means it is legally bound to do good for the public. yanceg me now is the ceo, y strickler. how did you come to the decision that you would, indeed, incorporate? oncey: we were always focus building an organization that reflected our ideals and was always starting its own course -- charting its own course. a public benefit corporation didn't exist the way does now when we started six years ago. when delaware passed a law in 2013 that you could become a public benefit corporation, we were excited to make that change. -- our charter details the commitment we are making to the community and the public. and we have always tried to be values driven and idealistic. we have a new commitment we announced today of donating 5% of our annual post-tax rapids in support of music education -- post-tax profits in support of music education and literacy overall. the company, the document shows what we want to be. emi

most of the songs came from the band's new outcome that they raised funds to produce on kickstarter.me of the golden oldies brought down the house. >> ♪ right into the danger zone ♪ horace: in oakton, horace holmes, abc 7 news. kellye: wow~! now that is a concert. devon: i had to go back and look at some of his hits, but there was not a hit movie in the 1980's that cannot have some of his songs. "caddy shack" and obviously "top gun." kellye: i've been humming that all day. devon: now it's going to be 1980's movie night on netflix. catching up on the weather, we are having a chilly start. the real-time temperatures, into the 50's. if you have the window wide open, take a moment to get it down to play crack. if you have the window wide open it will be cold tomorrow morning. 52 gaithersburg, close to the 40's. 63 downtown washington. a snapshot from one of our favorite spots, overlooking the nation's capital from arlington, the marine corps memorial, always a beautiful shot. another wonderful night, crystal clear skies, allowing temperatures to fall back. the high temperature comparison

you can buy one for 299 honors kickstarter campaign.re looking to raise $100,000 and he won't raise 2.1 million already. >> the outpouring has been incredible. >> you have support from tim cook and campbell as well. >> we were introduced to him, and he tried it and loved it. incredibleided the feedback along the way. we have been fortunate. >> you have sold about a thousand of them on the kickstarter campaign. aside from your average american like me who wants to try it, are you getting hotel chains, are exercise chains? >> is for the reason we are in new york. states?in the united europeans look to save water. >> 40% of our sales have been international. amazingpretty percentage. mostly in europe, australia, and asia. california is in a position to really use a product like this, considering the four-year drought they have been in. >> we are in the process of aligning those up. >> what is next? hascame from a startup that waterless toilets, now you're saving water with shower. how important is water conservation to you? >> very importa

there is a kickstarter which is still going on, approaching $500,000, under two weeks left. we have laptop stickers. if you were to donate $10 to the mega bot you'd get your own laptop sticker as well. if you donate $50 to them, you also get a mega bot team t-shirt. they have sent to me with a challenge that if i could wear it every day for two weeks, which i'm going to try and do on the show, i will then be able to receive an invite to the vip preview party next year when they unveil the robot. >> that is so cool you get to go to this thing. >> i'm taking that challenge and i'm going to try to get this shirt on the show for two straight weeks, keep on a out on it at home. head over to kickstarter and donate, team usa needs your help. >>> prarngsteres going to prank and everybody gets a laugh, ha, ha, l.a. the guys had a different reaction than expected. >> i'm about to turn him into the sandman. >> oh. >> the guy gets up, stunned obviously, because he just had a big old -- >> rude awakening? >> yes, then the video cuts and someone else is very upset about the prampg. >> wha

this makes it the most funded item of clothing in kickstarter history. the travel jacket has 15 pockets and earphone holes, and a built-in travel pillow. >>> and starbucks' most popular seasonal drink returns to the menu today. the pumpkin spice latte has a new recipe. it is made with real pumpkin and no artificial flavors or colors. a tall has 300 calories. i guess fall is really here. >> what was in the pumpkin spice latte before is my question because i drank a lot of that stuff. >> now it has real pumpkin. i think ignorance is bliss. >> you're right. thank you for being with us. >>> straight ahead, a yew area in late night. the world premiere of "the late show with stephen colbert" premieres. >>> and the grumpiest feline takes the mound. apple trees to sit under yoplait plenti, with oats, flax, and pumpkin seeds. greek yogurt, packed full of goodness. this kid makes stains like you would not believe so when we had him, we bought one of those he washing machines but it took forever turns out it wasn't the machine, it was our detergent. so we switched

no people will be harmed in the kickstarter.e're paying for servers and also paying for some great machine learning consultsents. lots of examples of the free range definitions, the sentences, and we will use those as a training set to build a program to go out and find more. >> okay. >> what's your favorite word? >> oh. >> i know, i know. >> he knows it. >> her favorite word she's been on before. it's airnashious. it's erin. i'll let you do the definition. >> it's a wonderful word used be used more often, it means [ inaudible ] like a hedge whoing. >> volpine like a fox. and since talking about it, lots of people have started giving me hedge hog things. >> using it if my next article. >> with less than a minute left adopt words, craig newmark the founder of craigs list adopted a word. >> craig adopted the word nerd and adopted the word nerd forever. >> you can't get it. >> he's got it. he is representing for nerds for all time. and yes, so you can adopt a word for our kick starter, a name and link to your twitter or your websit

robert: the world's best travel jacket has blown 4 roof off of kickstart, $9 billion raised by 45,000 backers, the jacket those 15 features including a built in neck pillow, gloves, dedicated pockets for everything from glasses to and ipad to your passport. the jacket has become the most funded clothing item on kickstart and the fourth most funded project ever. juliet: i love that. there is a new roller coaster coming. it will be your head spinning. your head will fly off. the free flying toaster is called total mayhem, expected to make its debut next spring. people suspended over the side of the track. it lifts writers 12 stories high before flipping ahead boveri heels creatingover heels creating of feeling of weightlessness. if you are huge roller coaster fanlike you apparently are this is the one. [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whe

a bid to kickstart economic growth. india has been undeñaw=>>ú>7 09/29/15 09/29/15 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica this is democracy now! >> the united states is prepared to work with any nation, including russia and iran to resolve the conflict. >> we think it is an enormous mistake to refuse to cooperate with the syrian government. amy: how to deal with syria. that is the center of discussion between president barack obama

kickstart is a great example. there is a pebble watch. it was with a bunch of banks and venture firms to build this watch that connects to your. this was before the market watch and everything else. kickstarter, let's raise $100,000 in 30 days and we will have people pledge money or a watch. people validated that there was a market need for that technology. it wasn't about who they knew. fast-forward to today. there is a competitor to the apple watch. they will be raising $500,000. the market is validated for the solution. there's a global network of interconnected people that have the ability to influence change in the. this is crazy technology. look at what that is doing worldwide. we see disruptive things like the eric's ring and often a wall street. my favorite example -- anybody remember this? bank of america came out a few years ago. we saw how well people responded to that. they didn't respond very well. they went backwards instead, we heard you. you are not going to do that. they were able to change a decision. this is really powe

we have a plan to kickstart the economy to make it easier for people who want to join the middle classo succeed. that's what we are putting forward and right now neither mr. harper were mr. mulcair has a plan to do that. >> mr. mulcair said he puts it off. >> mr. trudeau recently set a large percentage of small business owners were taxed cheap. the small business owner should be reminded to all of us create more than 80% of the new jobs in our country. they deserve a tax break that will help create jobs. >> or you are selecting $500 million. >> that is not the experience i've seen. >> thank you. while the leaders catch their breath, we will move to the second part of the evening. this has a different page to it. it is that in the old days the electorate is to choose their representatives, but not data becomes more sophisticated, politicians are able to choose as well as ignore key demographics. it affects everything from policy to selection to the politicians choose to talk to. wish me luck as i try to push the waiters off their nose and the opportunity to ask themselves more thoroughl

the kickstarter actually funded kenny loggins program. going to use this money to raise capital for his band's new album. $205,000 from the concert will go to the new album. we still talk about this is it. >>> all right. a gorgeous day, humidity low. pollen not so much. low for trees, but moderate for grasses and high for weeds and mold spores. >> next a hockey goalie cools off mid game, what he drinks that got him kicked off >>> trending today this video of a university of virginia hockey goalie drinking a cold one on the ice. that's not juice, though. >> no. this happened during the game last friday against virginia commonwealth. apparently a fan tossed him a beer. he cracks it open and chugs it down. that's frowned upon, no kidding. the refs threw him out of the game. really? uva won the game. >> he's getting soatme iotentn all right. >>> the donald is out. the arnold is in. nbc has hired arnold schwarzenegger to host the celebrity apprentice when it returns to the air waves sometime next year. donald trump made the show a success but

we have a plan to kickstart the economy and make it easier for the middle class to get ahead. actuallyhat we are putting forward and right now, neither mr. harper nor mr. mulcair has a plan to do that. host: thank you. largeudeau recently set a number of business owners was tax cheap. i find that offensive. they create more than 80% of the new jobs in our country and they deserve a tax break. that will help create new jobs. i havenot the experience seen with the mom and pop operations. host: thank you to the leaders. while polluters cut to their breath, he moved to the second part of the evening and this has a different pace to it. in the old days, the electorate used to choose their representatives but as data becomes more sophisticated, politicians are able to choose and ignore keegan their fix -- ignore key demographics. it marks a profound and uncomfortable shift. try to push as i the leaders often there were hers to speaking nose and give them the opportunity to explain themselves more thoroughly and hopefully with fewer interruptions from the others. awill ask each reade

it seemed to be weighing on the president possibility to kickstart the slowing economy. reacting to the downgrade, the government says brazil will get back on its feet. >> we are putting in place the necessary measures for fiscal recovery and economic growth. a continental economy like brazil, the seventh economy, take some time to react to these measures. and in sao paulo, it is trading down. let's take a look at the other markets. shares in the united states in positive territory. although we have seen a little bit of a rally fizzle out sharest as we have seen coming down slightly. there is still a little bit of caution when the federer deserve will decide whether to hike interest rate for the first time in nine years. that is something investors will be looking at closely. oil prices are providing some support for american markets as helping 4% higher, energy shares. apple shares are also popping up after the company unveiled new products on wednesday in san francisco. let's talk you through the european close. we saw a different picture at the end of trading. we saw

facing a huge budget shortfall economy, the government has a new plan to kickstart the struggling economy>> is a budget that requires everyone to make a big effort. it requires significant effort on behalf of the government. those efforts include $6 billion worth of spending cuts and $9 billion worth of tax increases. it will include infrastructure investment in agricultural subsidies. there's a call for the tax on transactions revised. much of it is due to the slowdown in the chinese economy. it has become obvious to all, the need for such an effort commanded the coming months i think we will have two or three months to convert these measures to reality. economy and the government are also being rated down by a corruption scandal. police have identified $3.7 billion worth of suspicious payments relating to a petrol company. many arrested either belong to the president's own workers party or are considered allies. genie: back here in france, ruling on the car service over. it is one of the services offered by over -- uber, where the individuals use their own car. the company suspended the

billion-euro shortfall and taking popularity ratings, the brazilian government announces a new plan to kickstart the struggling economy. >> it is a budget that requires everyone to make a big effort. in particular, it requires a significant effort on behalf of the government. mark: those measures include 6 billion euros worth of spending cuts and about 9.9 billion euros worth of tax increases. among the areas affected, government salaries, infrastructure investments, and agricultural subsidies. almost a quarter of the country's ministries dissolved, and an unpopular tax on financial transactions revive. standard & poor's unexpectedly downgraded the country better rating to junk status last week. that is largely due to the knock on effect from the slowing chinese economy, a major customer for brazil's once booming commodities exports. >> it has become obvious to all that the need for such an effort , and in the coming months i think we will have 2 or 3 months to convert these measures into reality. the economy and the government are also being weighed down by a corruption scandal at state-owned o

eric sanchez started a kickstarter campaign in august of 2014 and before he knew it took off.chez was on skype with loggins and planning for a concert in his parents' virginia home and sunday night close to 50 people piled into that living room and listened to loggins. for one brother and sister it was a night they will never forget and a night worth traveling nearly 500 miles. >> he was in a wedding saturday night. sunday morning like 6 a.m. flight out of cincinnati, got in here, checked into a hotel, no sleep. neither of us slept. he was wearing his tuxedo on the plane. >> 705 minutes, the blue -- 75 minutes, the blue sky riders, they were amazing. >> the band played everything from danger zone to foot loose. cincinnati, ohio, wasn't even the longest commute for this concert. one man came all the way from london. he wanted to be there in that small intimate setting to hear kenny loggins. >>> even if you don't see pope francis in person during his visit to washington d.c., you can still be engaged by using your sense of humor. >> jokewiththepope.org is where st can sit in a n

apple is hoping it can kickstart tablet sales, which is the weak point in the product range. thinking that super sizing is going to be the antidote to customers switching foror keeping hold of ipads longer. one interesting thing, it comes with an optional stylus and a keyboard you can attach to it, which is part of a trend. we see tablets behaving more and more like laptops. some people are wondering whether or not the macbook air might eventually be phased out if that trend continues. another long-awaited update came for apple tv, which has a new range of apps and a new remote control with a touchpad, which is great for fast forwarding and rewinding. this is a crowded market. you have roku, amazon, everyone, so apple has to bring its gain. the third, the new iphone, the plus, which had just been announced. they have higher specs, better cameras, better materials, and this interesting new 3-d touch navigation, which is very responsive to pressure. that's something that will get people really excited, and apple is trying to continue to innovate in its all-important smartphone

uber, kickstarter, gawker, i would like to think one or two of them might be lucky, but it is probablyot an accident, at scale. i think you have to trust your own intuition as a person. i think one of the most interesting challenges in silicon valley is that the people who are not your users do not have any voice. that is one of the challenges all of these companies need to start incorporating. this is a company that has the potential to be bigger and more meaningful than a facebook. if dick executes on this stuff, then that is the ceo of this company. emily: have you talked to the founders? i know you're close to ev. chris: i have not talked to jack recently. i did bump into evan on the way to the studio. i can say that many of those things were not my original ideas all, but ev and i have discussed while he was working there are things that i believe would be worth doing. the ideas i shared are not the five-year future of twitter, it is where they should be now. they have lost years and they are just playing catch-up. emily: google buying twitter. is that realistic? chris: it is real

they're in the top 100 most funded projects on kickstarter, raising over a million dollars. >> nashville's become a perfect storm. there's the interest in startup culture and tech-based innovation is unprecedented. tools that are available to people mean that they can start companies in a lot more different places and environments than they otherwise could. you no longer need to be in silicon valley. >> that setting is music to these entrepreneurs' ears. for "nightly business report," in nashville, tennessee, i'm kate rogers. >> very cool. >> that is a cool device. >> it really is. to learn more about why entrepreneurs are flocking to nashville, head to our website, nbr.com. >> the calendar may say september for another day but some of the nation's biggest retailers are acting like it's december. from walmart to toys "r" us, national stores already rolling out holiday offers. as courtney reagan reports they're going all out to make sure they get a piece of your christmas cash. >> reporter: it's less than three months till christmas. to some, that may sound like an eternity, but for others,

let's kickstart this motor -- motor bike. >> and now for some planned spontaneity. hillary clintons, aides that we are going to see a whole new side of the sectd -- secretary of state and i am not just talking about her sideview and mug shot. her campaign wants to shed the image that she is a stiff. instead show her humorous side like when she said the hair is real, but the color isn't. you see? somebody laughed. they also want to show her heart like when she consoled drug addicts at a meeting. to showcase the new spontaneous windows 7 version of herself, her spawn tau that i tee team has been brainstorming ideas. we were able to take a peek. british accent, casual wednesdays. pant suit shorts. take a shot of tequilla. and a fake muss stash. mustache. owe way joe -- okay joe devito. will they get spontaneity? >> she is a female pennacchio and not because she is always blind, but she is trying to to convince everyone, i am a real girl. i am a real human and no one is buying it. they talked about how she is on a new exercise and a diet program. that's what the soviets

what kickstarter the rally? doesdata, too strong, that mean we would see a rate hike? clearly, risk aversion once again in equities. today, noank decision change expected, but we will start to see some service paid in the minutes they are worried about china. sanguineey has been about the chinese so far. lower, and concerns about the demand of oil. this report showing their likely to see demand not within expected for 2016 because of asia. let's have a look at some of the equity markets, some key names. we have a few numbers coming out, chief executive says only six months and a big turnaround still. five of the convenience stores floated yesterday. the 5 million pounds through the door. bad, we seeok first-half profit down 35%. that was a miss. he says they will improve in the second half. morrison's is lower, but a different take, up two point percent. nordic, they said they said to have a good start to the year. germany always a little bit slow to wake up in the morning, but e.on is lucky to fall this morning. -- theerse of that plan good to bad split comes a little

raised more than -- million in legends pledges, but before the donations arrived they needed cash to kickstartstruction. they borrowed against its own anticipated guests. >> there are naysayers who feel borrowing for a death like this facility's is not mission-critical. we do not agree with that in using some of our debt, while the philanthropy came man, with a decision that made a lot of sense to us. other college lunges across the country are borrowing to buy for large projects. they say the alumni funded stadiums cost the guangzhou was nothing. the teams can increase revenue. >> the more success we have on the field, the more people are going to donate, and the more people are going to buy tickets. what is it that we're going to do to get this program going in the direction people wanted to go in? for tulane, they say yes, not facility -- the facility. >> according to sports economist , these do not always profitable. >> they think they were going to get more applications from students and others. none of those things ever worked out. along the hundred 28 colleges and economic spending on a

kickstart is a great example. there is a pebble watch. it was with a bunch of banks and venture firms to build this watch that connects to your. this was before the market watch and everything else. kickstarter, let's raise $100,000 in 30 days and we will have people pledge money or a watch. people validated that there was a market need for that technology. it wasn't about who they knew. fast-forward to today. there is a competitor to the apple watch. they will be raising $500,000. the market is validated for the solution. there's a global network of interconnected people that have the ability to influence change in the. this is crazy technology. look at what that is doing worldwide. we see disruptive things like the eric's ring and often a wall street. my favorite example -- anybody remember this? bank of america came out a few years ago. we saw how well people responded to that. they didn't respond very well. they went backwards instead, we heard you. you are not going to do that. they were able to change a decision. this is really powe

eric sanchez and the help of a few friends turkic starter, all in did barry get people to kickstart his idea but the raise >> we haven't done a show like this. we did some high level fund-raisers in private homes. we have 30 or 40 people, those were high roller shows, big causes. this is the first time we have done anything like this. it felt great. juliet: that woman's face is priceless. the audience was made of 50 fans. ben: that is something i can get behind. juliet: you get one answer. robert: perv these. ben: got to run, top stories it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. maxx your thing at t.j.maxx with better brands, at prices that work for you. make each day a little better. >> from fox 5 news this is "good day wake-up". juliet: temperatures in the 60s. ben: 80s today, one of those pretty nice, warm september days. mike woods has the pretty easy forecast for the rest of the week. juliet: the nypd is working with several agencies to make sure the pontiff is saved, this as the u

the book called "the 8" kickstart things again. let me finish with a story. we go on research trips. we go to research the novels, and that sounds fun. wow, we get to go to these exotic places. it's not fun, it really isn't. we go on the ground for four days, and we have to find we are looking for. if we knew what it was, we would have to come. it's a treasure hunt. -- we wouldn't have to come. when i was writing the charlemagne pursuit, i had no plot. i had to create that while i was there. everything caught malone discovers and at cathedral i discovered while i was there. these are stressful trips. when writing "the paris vendetta," i had to write things i couldn't find in the books. just little details. we get to the eiffel tower and are going up to the top. 505 feet. have you ever done it? and all glass elevator. you can go up and look around. it is quite spectacular. we are going up to the top. i'm looking at elizabeth, and her eyes are getting bigger and bigger. i've never seen that look on her face before. it was a strange look. on the way up to the to

it -- you can't kickstart a political campaign but to fund this amount to run this experiment. six are certain amount from the bottom up and get as much of it matched the top down as we could. committed to fundamental reform -- the plan we laid out is to run a pilot in 2014 and then based on the fact, when in 2016 and push legislation in 2017 and in 2019, prepared to protect it by passing whatever constitutional reforms would be needed to defend against the supreme court will stop in the first stage, we were able to raise $11 billion from more than 57,000 contributors around the country. [applause] with the objective to elect a candidate committed to this fundamental reform. the truth is with that as the objective, the project was a bust. because out of the eight candidates we supported, only one of those races was really competitive. people look at this and say this demonstrates the public doesn't care. it's not as bad as that looks. if you look at the report of the data we were able to pull from surveys before and after, it shows a significant number of voters are deeply comm

are now 300,000 more canadians without a job that when the recession hit in 2008 we have a plan to kickstartnomy and to grow manufacturing jobs and work on innovation. ofwant to drop the taxes these medium-size businesses because they create 80% of new jobs in this country and we also want to help people get ahead and make their lives easier. making sure that you can balance your work life and your family life is important to be. that is why one of our key planks in this platform is to bring in quality, affordable childcare across canada -- at most $15 a day. once it is fully wrapped up, that would be one million of what will childcare spaces across the company -- country. it would be good for the economy and good for women. it's almost always to women who make tough sacrifices. mr. trudeau, can you leave this part of the debate? i want tor: m.p. trudeau: start off with a few questions. are you better off now than when stephen harper became prime minister? is our country better off? do we have better job prospects? are you confident we have a better future. i have talked to canadians across

deirdre: 2008 is when it was founded it seems a lot more creative people verses competitors like kickstarterms to demand more of a proof of concept but with teaser you have hard testing and thelma's using the platform. >> absolutely. whether you to board google or twitter we are an open platform. without having to do an application. we leave it to the a crowd we have a massively diverse audience whether it is greatest entrepreneurs like filmmakers like miles ahead that will premiere at the new york film festival over the micro drone that was just to the new york newspaper as stopping a burglary from happening and we also have the causes. sometimes people go on where it is totally free where family member has a problem and they need to raise some cash. >> if you make this distinction between indiegogo life and for business with a transaction fee? >> correct and have a sophisticated product and it is a more robust beecher if you talk to achieve 30 life you were setting up within seconds or a couple of minutes. data wintus think about the reach out to friends and family and we help them raise m

before all those generations arrived, the school needed cash to kickstart instruction. -- constructiontheyo a 2013 borrowed and -- against their anticipated take. >> their people that say using sportslanthropy for facilities is not mission-critical. we don't believe in them. using some of our debt while the full at the became in was a decision that made a lot of sense for us. willem: other countries are borrowing to build, relying on tax-exempt and the low interest rates to save millions of dollars a year on large projects. likee athletics officials brandon mcneil cedi alumni fund the stadium cost the college on was nothing. it one team can increase revenue. >> the more success we have on the field, the more people are going to donate. the more people are going to buy tickets. what is it we are going to do to get this program going in the direction people wanted to go/? for tulane, it was a facility. willem: new stadiums do not always prove profitable. >> think they're going to get more donations from boosters of the team. they think they're going to get more applications from students

. >> pretty much kickstarted the restaurant world's now widely emulated practice of foraging. >> youactually these are succulents. we're doing beach cabbage for them, no? >> rene's thing, since the beginning how to put into play what's around you. >> you need to be a 19th century naturalist, you're going to have to do this. >> you have to be a botanist, a naturalist. >> chew on this. taste delightful? >> yes, it's wonderful. >> disguised as grass. here, here, here. it's everywhere. >> good to go. service. >> service. >> roasted turbot. the roe is on the top there. >> so i know these ingredients. we were plucking them just today. >> yes. >> wow. >> this will be the future. your mama cook this dish. let's go forage, guys. come on, kids. >> there you go. sea beans. salty, juicy, crunchy. >> if i were looking at this at home, i would very much be thinking, come on, man. it's grass. it's grass. it's green stuff. it all tastes the same. it totally doesn't. >> it totally doesn't. >> is some of this stuff poison? >> yeah. >> have you ever eaten something that -- >> oh, yeah. on-the-spot diar

we have a plan to kickstart the economy to make it easier for the mill class to get ahead and easier for people who want to join the middle class to succeed. that is what we are putting forward and right now, neither mr. harper nor mr. mulcair has a plan to do that. mr.: -- mr. mulcair: trudeau says small business owners are tax. it should be reminded that they create more than 80% of the jobs in our country. .hey deserve a tax rate that is the way of the future. that is not the experience i've seen with the mom-and-pop options. thank you to the three leaders. while the leaders catch their breath, we will move to the second part of the evening. this part has a different pace to it. it is said in the old days, the electorate used to choose their datasentatives, but now as becomes more sophisticated, politicians are able to choose as well as ignore key demographics. it affects everything from policy to selection to view the -- to who the policy chooses to talk to. wish me luck as i try to push the leaders author well rehearsed notes and give them the opportunity to explain themselves m

there's a new device on kickstarter called skarp, which claims to allow people to shave using lasers. initial testing is going well, but they're still working out the kinks. [ laughter ] you got skarped. [ laughter ] the first trailers for the new "x-files" reboot premiered yesterday, and then they just disappeared. [ light laughter ] so much longer than i remember it. [ laughter ] a referee at a professional soccer match in brazil pulled a gun out during a game last week

will the prime minister join me in welcoming the chancellor's announcement of funding to kickstart improvement and agree with me this is some vital project that will continue economic growth and jobs which is economic policy already delivering. >> one of the things that struck me on the many visits i've made to his tissues in the run-up to the election is the coastal towns are completely reliant as an absolutely vital artery and that's why it's good there is a 3 million pounds of funding to develop the case for improvement. we will keep on this because we know how vital the road is. >> every year thousands of people of medical emergencies, whether it's cardiac arrest every minute without cpr reduces survival chances by 70%. first a true life skill that the majority of teachers and parents of emergency first aid and scored the prime minister look closely at my private member's bill which aims to do that and make every child a life saver. >> i will certainly look closely at the bill because the truth is this is the availability of cpr equipment, whether village halls or pubs are schools can say

will the prime minister join me in welcoming the chancellor's announcement of funding to kickstart improvement and agree with me this is some vital project that will continue economic growth and jobs which is economic policy already delivering. >> one of the things that struck me on the many visits i've made to his tissues in the run-up to the election is the coastal towns are completely reliant as an absolutely vital artery and that's why it's good there is a 3 million pounds of funding to develop the case for improvement. we will keep on this because we know how vital the road is. >> every year thousands of people of medical emergencies, whether it's cardiac arrest every minute without cpr reduces survival chances by 70%. first a true life skill that the majority of teachers and parents of emergency first aid and scored the prime minister look closely at my private member's bill which aims to do that and make every child a life saver. >> i will certainly look closely at the bill because the truth is this is the availability of cpr equipment, whether village halls or pubs are schools can say

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