amanda berry, gina dejesus, and michelle knight. this is michelle today. >> i am lily rose lee. i am known as michelle knight. >> my new conversation with lily rose lee about her life after breaking free from monster. ariel castro, can you share with us how you went from victim to survivor? plus an evil plot caught on camera. >> take an electric cattle prod if you can get a bull that weighs five tons to move, put it in certain parts of his body. >> kidnaping. torture. but the mastermind isn't a mobster. he's an orthodox rabbi hired to help women who can't get a divorce. >> i don't care what happens to him. >> the undercover fbi sting that brought down the prod father rbi. thanks for joining us. it began with tv news cameras swarming a house in cleveland, ohio, where three women and a girl had pulled off a daring escape after being held in captivity for more than a decade. we're talking, of course, about the cleveland kidnapings at the hands of ariel castro. today, one of those brave women is talking about life after the nightmare dark secrets revealed from inside this home. >> i

michelle knight, now known as lily rose lee.ll, lily rose is sharing with me. >> i'm not going to lie. >> about life. after breaking free from her captor, ariel castro. can you share with us how you went from victim to survivor on the next true crime news? become a true crime news insider visit true crime news.com to buy exclusive products that can help safeguard your loved ones. items like the owls escape card. visit true crime news.com/keels to get these products. now. for the latest breaking crime news, go to true crime news.com. to watch more exclusive content 24 over seven on our youtube channel. follow us at my true crime news. you can also listen to our podcast. brand new episodes drop every week and sign up for our newsletter so you don't miss a thing. ruby franchi's story is a stark reminder that not everything is as it appears to be on social media. anyone can carefully curate a picture perfect image for youtube, but as we've seen today, the person you think you know may not be who they claim to be. that's it for today

the dispute between the knight this hesitates, the closure of pul car. and his ridiculous for islands, in fact, these 6 nations that's on the way in sports a little later in the the well, i've seen some flooding recently reported in north, inside the ravia. and this, that sort of area, we're going to see the active, whether you go west of that and off of that. so i took it 5 percent of and things looking brought in by sensors friday night temperature down to about to an anchor down to about 6 in a month in jordan. but the wet weather is not going through your heads and it keeps moving northwards and east woods. so it leaves fine weather for all of georgia. 50 degrees, and it was is done both about 20 and garza. this is during saturday. however, you all the exception. the rule is when the and where, where the throughout most of syria iraq iran spoke with the masters. of course, this line of right here stretching costs into eastern side is moving slowly south, which will stop right individually compa. what looking sunday and on the suspect to us capsule, a

so what we now have is lawanda knight rode the process and as there is simply, as on monday, the 24th day of february, the printed 25, the 2 processes of appointed the following. 3 persons who had the process of restoring peace, the president on new sit gone or bus son, joe, former president of nigeria. the next one is where you guys can. yeah. the former president of kenya on the side, boston is highly marty. i'm disabled and the former prime minister of is sylvia dot drive village a has now been monday, the midwife, the peace process on this piece process is designed to restore no mercy in the democratic republic of congo in the, in the vending period. in my view, it is a critical that we do not a portion blame or the parties involved must now very glad to participate in the process. that means they are full. that's rwanda must be involved. it means that the democratic republic of congo must be involved. it means that the gun that must be involved to the extent that each has played a part in the past, but it is critical going forward that all the competent parties involved. in other

that's according to a new report by knight frank.earch also points to an increase in global commercial real estate investment. while karen has been digging into this report and joins me now. karen. good morning. good morning. so tell us, where are these high net worth individuals been investing their money? yeah. >> it's an interesting question. >> so we've seen this real rise in terms of the. wealthy population, those with investable assets of 10 million or above. this led by the us, but also asia and africa, europe actually being the laggard in this sector. >> with the wealth. >> increasing just 1.7%. over the last year. and knight frank suggesting here that the suggestion is that the global economy is motoring. forward and. wealth creation is booming ahead. >> despite some of. >> these headwinds that we're seeing. >> now. >> this also translating into the commercial real estate. >> sector, which. rose 8.8% over 2024. >> this after. >> two. >> years of contraction, and this largely in the industrial sectors as well as residential a

liz: so it's important to consider the political zeke golden knights -- despite golden knights of thet. there's been a growing demand as a technology. so it's no longer a question of is crypto something legitimate? crypto is theory stay. and with today's white house summit, it shows that we have a voice and a seat at the table. so we're expecting big things to come from this summit. caroline: was the bitcoin reserve and the stockpile of other alternative assets in the digital space a big enough deal for you today? liz: so, that was a lot of commentary around the strategic bitcoin reserve and i think what the white house has been able to do is to come up with an equitable solution. so the way i see it personally, we already have this bitcoin but there were no policies in place to steward and there was no accountability within government. david sacks mentioned there was a loss of $17 billion by not having policies on went to sell bitcoin. so if we already have this bitcoin from criminal and civil asset tortures, it is important to manage the bitcoin for the american people. jackie: what

sent the sheriff of wall street to the governor's mansion, we all learned the hard way that white knights can have dark secrets. spitzer was caught breaking his own sex work laws, a level of hypocrisy we could never forget. eliot spitzer blazed a trail through new york that had him in spitting distance of the white house, right up until the moment he set himself on fire. ♪ this will sound like a setup for a bad joke, but bear with me. [cheering] the change you seek, the new york you dream of begins tonight. [cheering] so there's this honest politician named eliot spitzer, a white knight, new york official with a reputation so pristine, they called him "mr. clean." he rose up the ranks from attorney general to governor by taking down the mafia as well as wall street banks. these are people who are stealing money. they may not do it with a gun, but the result is just as criminal. he won the hearts of minds of new yorkers as if he were derek jeter made out of thin-crust pizza, more trusted than the "times," more untouchable than the subway handrails. he was such a hopeful person for the peop

so nvidia's no longer this knight in shining armor that's going to save the day for the market, liftingh stocks. it's just not happening anymore. it's been underperforming the s&p since last june, so i think we've got the look elsewhere. jack: so ben says we might be seeing this turn to value stocks. you're a fan of growth. to you think nvidia's not the place to be -- if you think nvidia's not the place to be, are there some areas in growth where you want to go shopping in. >> if you look at etfs that track growth, i mean, just getting absolutely clobbered. and not even this week. even last week, so clearly,g money's rotating out of growth, rotating into the risk-off areas. when tocks at the top of my screen are things like coca-cola and johnson & johnson and insurance stops which are typically snoozers, that the doesn't give growth investors a lot of confidence. also bitcoin got clock arerred this week. -- clobbered. so definitely another sign that risk on to risk off. jack: and investors should remember, nvidia's almost 6% of the s&p is, so you probably own it even if you don't own it

this is aaron knights from dell also coming on european nations, israel to allow food fuel and medicine. and the goal is to strip us.

states is leading the charge that, according to the annual wealth report by global real estate firm knight frank, it found the u.s. is the top nation in the world for wealthy people. the number of multi-millionaires worldwide jumped more than 4% in 2024. meantime, the share of wealthy americans worth more than $10 million grew by more than 5%. the u.s. is now home to almost 40% of the world's super rich, according to the report. the wealth population increase was due in part to growth in financial markets, bitcoin and global trade. news of president trump's 25% tariff postponement did not help wall street today. the major indexes dipped sharply today. the dow fell 428 points. the tech heavy nasdaq dropped 483 points and the s&p 500 down 104 points. all three are on pace for their worst week since september of last year. a broadway mega-hit is canceling plans to perform at the kennedy center in washington, dc. hamilton was set to run for several weeks this spring at the kennedy center, but producers announced today that they will no longer happen because the president trump's takeover of th

in 1947, the french destroyed the village of knights rock, murdering 170 women, and 157 children. however, terror did not help. in 1954, the vietnamese defeated the french army and the decisive battle of gen, being food, almost 12000 french soldiers and officers, including the commander general of the categories. and his command staff were captured the configuration of a huge garrison at a demoralizing effect in europe. the french laughed vietnam, but they were replaced by even more violent and much stronger invaders. the american hard times were awaiting vietnam. again, the the, the the, yes, 2 of these deadly thoughts of swiftly changed the nature and perhaps even the coolest of this will get in any way by any means whether to the front or the rear has become much more difficult and dangerous. yeah, yeah. the the sure and yes i need you to just not last on. i don't.

this is aaron knights from dev, also coming up european nations israel to allow food fuel and medicine into the gallons, a strip of palestinians go hungry and manual, not chrome vows to keep working with european allies to support ukraine on who owns from to be ready in case the united states is no longer on the sides. tough to go on tire, of kind of those, just some through the holes. a phone call with donald from, as the us decides to postpone levies on some quotes you make is the, the white house that's confirmed that the trump administration has held direct tools with a mouse. it's the 1st time the u. s. has engage directly with time us, which it's designated a terrorist organization in 1997 white house press directory. caroline lovetts declined to comment on the scope of the discussions when it comes to the negotiations that you're referring to. first of all, the special envoy he's engaged and as negotiations does have the authority to talk to anyone on israel was consulted on this matter and look dialogue and talking to people around the world to do what's in the best interest of

i really believe that food is important as well as our faith. >> the san francisco knight ministry hasdain ministers, we go out in the middle of the night every single night of the year, so for 54 years we have never missed a night. i know it's difficult to believe maybe in the united states but a lot of our people will say this is the first meal they've had in two days. i really believe it is a time between life or death because i mean, we could be here and have church, but, you know, i don't know how much we could feed or how many we could feed and this way over 100 people get fed every single thursday out here. it's not solely the food, i tell you, believe me. they're extremely grateful. >> it's super awesome how welcoming they are. after one or two times they're like i recognize you. how are you doing, how is school? i have never been in the city, it's overwhelming. you get to know people and through the music and the food, you get to know people. >> we never know what impact we're going to have on folks. if you just practice love and kindness, it's a labor of love and that's what

diplomatic vials are kept there. among the carefully guarded treasures is a report on the trial, the knights, templar, written on a 33 meter long parchments, and this document from the 16th century is the petition of the english king henry the 8th. for the enrollment of his marriage, it bears the seals and signatures of $81.00 aristocrats less extensive documents, ordinary administrative files and diplomatic correspondence from all areas and countries are stored outside the special climate control rooms of the archive bunker. but the name vatican secret archives is misleading the, but the term that again secret archive which was used from the 17th century onwards, is derived from the latin terms separate us from netflix, which refers to the pope's personal archives and absolutely not disagree. contents of sorting of buttons and to avoid this confusion, co branch has changed the name from vatican secret archive students to vatican up a solid archive in 20. 19. when the option i posted in the stomach archive was founded in the 17th century, and the original storage rooms are still in use today

. >> israel's getting maximum support from the knights ace is in it?prayer in ministration it seems to me. >> it's a pleasure to work with the administration on every front's, on every issue but they understand our predicaments. this administration understands or some better ally of the united states and israel. the amount of intelligence and data that we share with the united states, the experience we have in technology, our advancements in technology are all shared with the united states. the relationship is one of the brothers really, older brother and younger brother. it is a marvelous relationship pretty feet if you begin to ask me a question on the hostages the diplomacy that steve witkoff is implementing is a marvelous state-of-the-art diplomacy. someone who comes with both common sense, experience and a big heart. those are rare qualities in a diplomat. he brings them to the table and achieves great things but we will achieve more them in the it's a very difficult situation with prime minister mayorkas netanyahu. we went to his many hostages ou

>> greg: let's welcome to knight's gas!t she is giving up heroin, "host of america's newsroom, dana perino! we need another chair for his lovely hair cut close to fox and friends weekend, charlie hurt. she's my favorite tutor since henry viii. host of the tudor dixon podcast, tudor dixon. and she gets turned on by reading i charts. host of kennedy saves the world podcast, kennedy! dana, it feels -- i feel like the democrat party is in a situation where it is kind of dead. like they either have to be against everything good or agreed that these things are good and they won't do that. >> it's like they need to declare bankruptcy and start over. >> greg: that is such a good point. >> i love it. >> greg: sometimes thinking on your feet is so much better. >> it's a refreshing. i did think at some point that the democrats would hold up a sign saying uncle because he was crushing them. >> greg: but if you do that ilhan omar will want to [bleep] them. >> exactly. exactly. it made perfect sense. i was about to say that. the other th

knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities.e at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ and friends of the "news hour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions to your pbs nation from viewers like you. thank you. amna: an extraordinary scene in the oval office today as president donald trump made a public break with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. geoff: the presidents as well as the vice president argued for nearly five minutes with the cameras rolling, a spectacle that could have profound effects on ukraine and the u.s. relationship with europe. here's nick schifrin. >> in the oval office today, an unprecedented unmitigated train wreck. >> the path to peace and prosperity is may be in diplomacy. >> can i ask you? >> what follows is the majority of the war of words over a country at war beginning with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy doubting any diplomacy with vladimir putin. >> he broke the cease-fire, he killed our p

and the knights of malta came to control. oh, and the french as well, who built a colony with extracted expectations, only to watch the population die off from disease. i've introduced legislation over 10 years as the virgin islands member of congress to directly reflect this history. attempts to secure the place of the virgin islands history in the american consciousness and enshrine the legacy's articles of remembrances, which will allow the next generation of americans raised in the virgin islands to know the history of their people and their nation. we enacted legislation to commemorate the 1733 slave rebellion on st. john, the first rebellion in the western hemisphere and the mass suicide sacrifice, which took place on the cliffs of ramhead on st. john. we passed legislation into law to designate st. croix the island of my parents' birth, as the national heritage area. i champion legislation to recognize the historic significance of the self-emancipation of enslaved people of the danish west indies and to remember our 17

when maga talks about western civilization, they mean the knights templar.y [bleep] gay. i got to say. but excitingly so. but that's the thing: it's not democracy versus dictatorship or capitalism versus communism anymore. it's "woke versus unwoke" and russia is not woke. they are very tired, they are comatose! it wasn't decided in a particularly volatile meeting on friday. got to give credit where credit is due, to maga architect steve bannon. they've been working on taking out the e.u. for a while now. >> it's a global revolt. it's a zeitgeist. we're on the right side of history. >> the beating heart of the globalist project is in brussels. if i drive the stake through the vampire, the whole thing will start to dissipate. we'll call it the movement or the cause or something like that. and that's literally when we take over the e.u. >> jon: holy shit! what a concise, centrally planned social engineering scheme. but here we are. the end result of a scripted arc that culminates in america betraying its old alliance for the lore of a strongman partnership that

. >> john s and l knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities. >> and with the ongoingrt of these individuals and institutions. ♪ and friends of the "newshour." ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: welcome to the "newshour." the u.s. labor market made solid gains again last month, adding 151,000 more jobs, just before the biggest federal layoffs began to hit. amna: unemployment crept up to 4.1%. more than 7 million americans are unemployed. manufacturing had its best report in months with 10,000 new jobs, which president trump hailed at the white house. pres. trump: we've not only stopped that manufacturing collapse, but we've begun to rapidly reverse it and get major gains. we created 10,000 manufacturing jobs in february alone. that hasn't happened in a long time. and these aren't government jobs, which actually we cut. these are private sector manufacturing jobs. so we gained all of those jobs, 10,000 jobs, and we barely started yet. geoff: the eco

i really believe that food is important as well as our faith. >> the san francisco knight ministry has the ministry, a group of ordain ministers, we go out in the middle of the night every single night of the year, so for 54 years we have never missed a night. i know it's difficult to believe maybe in the united states but a lot of our people will say this is the first meal they've had in two days. i really believe it is a time between life or death because i mean, we could be here and have church, but, you know, i don't know how much we could feed or how many we could feed and this way over 100 people get fed every single thursday out here. it's not solely the food, i tell you, believe me. they're extremely grateful. >> it's super awesome how welcoming they are. after one or two times they're like i recognize you. how are you doing, how is school? i have never been in the city, it's overwhelming. you get to know people and through the music and the food, you get to know people. >> we never know what impact we're going to have on folks. if you just practice love and kindness, it's a la

authored a serial podcast for radio topia network that won a webby award, and she's been awarded a knight science journalism fellowship at m.i.t. and nea fellowship, a smithsonian year and fellowship and two massachusetts cultural council. alicia abbott is the author of fairyland, a memoir my father, which was a new york times book editor's choice, an l.a. stonewall award winner and was a finalist. the lambda literary awards as a journalist, essayist and critic. she's written for the boston globe, the guardian, new york times, wall street journal, washington post, vogue and marie claire among publications. she holds an mfa in creative nonfiction, new school, university and was a contributing producer at wnyc radio. and she has directed the boston district, as well as scrubs streets memoir incubator program in boston. tonight, we'll hear about the secret of the rape kit. the latest book from pagan kennedy. the book is a thrilling investigation that tells the story of the troubled, heroic woman, marty goddard, who kicked off a feminist revolution in forensics when she dreamed up a new crime

reading sonia san checks robert hayden, and most importantly, maybe i remember reading etheridge knight. he was this black poet from mississippi. and he had grown up and ended up going to the war, the korean war and he got addicted to heroin. then he gotten cars rated. he became a poet and he was writing about prison. the poem that turned me into a poet was the poem called "for freckle-faced are poet." he couldn't win the young black cats surround him. gerald was 16, son kissed a thousand times. and i was 16, 17. and there were so many young people around me and he thought that we were the first group to end up in prison. but we weren't. and reading that moment and reading how gerald would end up getting raped partially because he lacked some of the skills they had. i was making friends. reading that poem, i thought you can be a witness or a martyr if you survive, maybe part of the reason you survive is to tell the story. and i thought being a poet would give me some agency some responsibility. but also i could write 10 lines. i could write 10 lines. from that moment forward i started w

our white knight, south bay got all of the afternoon today.little bit in the east baby can see right now are all getting into some of this nicer. >> weather, although some clouds out of half motn bay right now indicating what's going on shore. >> but even san jose has gotten a little bit of a break. so still the system is all across california. the actual low pressure is way up here and then you can see the effects of it are all the way down into southern california at this point. but here in the bay area, we're getting a little bit of a breath, a little bit of a break, but notice that, you know, around us, you see lightning popping up. so that just shows you how kind of giuseppe storms have been this afternoon as we go through the evening is certainly possible that we get a little more action from this because as that low pressure system starts to track down the coast, it could for a few showers our way. so really not until tomorrow afternoon, but i want to look ahead now and show you want to that system is gone. we clear out for the weekend

valley's jackie and shadow, the internet's hottest power couple who can now tell the world gladys knightps. >> there are now two eggs of the three that jackie and shadow laid this year have pips in them. >> sandy spears runs friends of big bear valley, the group that scaled a 14 story tall pine tree and mounted a webcam. when the gives the world a bird's eye view of america's most majestic birds. and these right here, those cracks and holes in the eggs. those are the pips showing that future bald eagles are eagerly working their way out. >> the chick has a has an egg tooth right at the top of their beak. they have to push that egg tooth against the hard shell and keep working their way around. and apparently, since they can hear each other, they kind of encourage each other and it might happen faster than usual. >> now, even though the third egg is showing no signs of hatching, it's only 34 days old, younger than the other two. so another chick may debut a little later. jackie and shadow already have three other eaglets in their family, so they could double their offspring this time arou

knight foundation.at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. amna: welcome to the "news hour." ahead of the president's address to congress tonight, the white house is implementing two new policies with global consequences. geoff: the trump administration is halting military aid to ukraine. and it's imposing new tariffs on mexico, canada, and china. that's sparked a wider trade war and sent markets plummeting for the second day in a row. we start tonight with the economic fallout. hours after the new tariffs took effect, a blood rebuke from america's second largest trading partner. >> even though you are a very smart guy, this is a very dumb thing to do. geoff: speaking directly to president trump, canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced tariffs on more than $100 billion of u.s. exports in the coming weeks,

[applause] >> please welcome vice president of journalism at the knight foundation and cofounder andb smith. [applause] >> thank you, jim. the foundation is a partner in this event so thank you again for your support here. tell us what they do across journalism. >> i will start by saying as part of the agenda where you say i will play something for my new album now. [laughter] i am honored to be part of it. we have been funding local journalism for 75 years. in the last 15 of them is a business model collapsing is probably a fair word. i think we focus on what the future business model of local news is and we put a lot of money into the ecosystem every year to figure out what that looks like so we can get local news back to where it was serving a crucial role in american democracy for such a long time. >> that is a good jumping off point. this conversation today is mostly been about the national picture interested news. the gallup data was national as well. what is the landscape in terms of trust and news on the local level. do you have a lot of insight to that? >> certainly a better

history on hollywood's golden knight at the academy awards, unveiled

. >> the alto knights rated r only in theaters march 21st. >> the vatican says pope francis is in stablecondition and has no fever, but that the risk of crisis remains. a small crowd gathering this morning outside the rome hospital where he is being treated, praying beside a statue of pope john paul the second. the vatican saying pope francis had a peaceful night's sleep and took part in holy mass this morning. the 88 year old pontiff is battling double pneumonia and using an oxygen mask after a bout of respiratory difficulty friday. but vatican sources say he is not intubated. it's unclear how much longer he'll have to remain in the hospital. earlier today, former new york governor andrew cuomo, holding his first rally since announcing he's running for mayor of new york city. he's eyeing a political comeback after he was forced to resign in 2021 following a sexual misconduct scandal. he has said, denied all wrongdoing. cuomo's injury is heating up in an already overcrowded field of candidates, which includes sitting mayor eric adams, who of course, is facing corruption allegations. glor

. >> the alto knights rated r only in theaters march 21st. >> closed captioning brought to you by rue la la. iconic brands up to 70% off retail at rue la la.com. >> at rue la la. you never pay full price. seize the deals on top names before they're gone. shop.com today. >> tonight on 360. >> the fallout after the diplomatic fireworks. a contentious ten minutes that abruptly ended an oval office meeting between president trump and zelenskyy. what does it mean for ongoing u.s. support for ukraine? while russia cheers zelenskyy's treatment at the white house by president trump and vice president vance, as america's allies are left reeling from the historic breakdown and later. more breaking news involving new details in the mystery surrounding the deaths of film icon gene hackman, his wife and one of their dogs. good evening to you. i'm jim sciutto in tonight for anderson. we begin tonight with the breaking news. new reaction from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy just a short time ago, his first comments since the very public shouting match that played out at the white house today

>> the alto knights are march 21st. >> tonight. america is destroying the world order.t is the direct and specific stunning accusation from ukraine's former military chief. now, zaluzhnyi is the ambassador to the united kingdom, warning of the disastrous consequences of a u.s. russia alignment. >> it's not just the axis of evil and russia trying to revise the world order. >> but the. >> u.s. is finally destroying this order. >> destroying it. >> as the u.s. wavers, europe has come out in a show of force for ukraine and its president, volodymyr zelenskyy. today, eu defense ministers, they were meeting, they approved plans to boost defense spending by a significant amount. but despite trump's assurances that putin wants peace, he has said this repeatedly. of course, so far, putin has not made serious attempts at it. not only are they continually bombarding ukraine, of course, with attacks, but vladimir putin is demanding that any peace deal must ensure russia's security, while his foreign minister, sergei lavrov, categorically today rejected something that's been very cle

he was really the white knight today because on a payroll number that was somewhat mixed i would say at best. but it wasn't a disaster. so therefore it could have been worse. you had scott bessent, the treasury secretary, who was out there talking about a detox for, you know, essentially the economy or the markets or people that are expecting the kind of fiscal full plate that we've gotten over the last ten years. and i think that's fair. i think there are a lot of people that are ready to listen to that and acknowledge it. but the treasury, excuse me, the fed chairman, was really the big deal today. >> yeah, the economy is fine. we can. >> afford to wait. >> we'll see how. policies net out. all good things that markets wanted to hear. >> i think. >> yeah. >> especially given. >> the context. so leading up to that, you had seen. early parts of the day being much. >> more positive. >> and. >> then rolling over into the later our trading session. so i. >> think, you know, that reversal today was. >> was. >> relatively positive. >> to tim's point, though, i still think testing. >> that

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. >> the alto knights rated r, only in theaters march 21st. >> the supreme court rejected today the trumpn's effort to keep frozen billions of dollars in foreign aid that had already been approved by congress. today's ruling might only be a temporary setback for the administration. the court did not give a timeline for when the money must be released, sending the issue back to the lower courts. back in january, the president moved to freeze billions of dollars in foreign aid from the state department and usaid, causing aid programs around the world to ground to a halt. but the effects are also being felt closer to home by farmers who relied on usaid to purchase their product and distribute it overseas. our shimon prokupecz has more. >> you asked me why i do it. >> well. >> we feed people and that's a good feeling. when i produce here, i stand behind my crop. i don't produce anything on my farm that i wouldn't eat. matter of fact, i'll show you. i'll choose some soybeans for you. it tastes good. i've grown right here on my farm. >> what does it taste like? >> it tastes like a mcdonald's ha