we watched him test soya lant for the "new york times". thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me on. >> it has received a lot of attention. it? >> i don't think too much of it. it consists of multi-dexteran, which is basically starch. it consists of rice, and a top of vitamins. it has all the nutrients we are supposed to have. it's not anything special. it seems more like laboratory food than real food. >> i know it hasn't been extensively tested. i think i read a study coming out of japan that said it may be problematic in terms of animals, with blood glucose levels and other things. one of the things that the firm making soy u lant says is that you can live on this indefinitely. true? >> unknown. it's true that the drink contains everything that the u.s. government recommends in a daily allowance, the side packaging that you see on food labels. they have it all. there's selenium in there, for instance. very tasty. but we don't know, as people, are we missing certain nutrients, should we have certain bacteria or things like th

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they lanted landed on the shores of yemen. but their dreams have become a nightmare. those that convince the relatives to pay a ram sm are set free. in the traffickers house there is a lot of hitting and kicking. >> secret detention centers like this one are on the rise. they make huge profits out of x extortio extortions. this is filmed by activists and the abuse still continues. human right watch blames for the wide abuse of the africans. >> complexity of the government officials, they are paid off by the human traffickers to turn a blind eye and allow them to continue to function as traffickers. >> this is run by the immigration department. they can accommodate 200 migrants, today about 700. during peak times when the seas are calm that number climbs to almost 2,000 migrants. >> do you see signs of mistreatment here. we are doing our best. we consider them guests. i'm not saying no cases of abuse. the traffickers are bribing the officers. >> some of the migrants are beaten and their money is taken away by the bandits. for now they are saying they are staying here.

people killed after fighting between pro government forces and russian mill lants in the eastern part of the country. a police station was set on fire and an officer is believed to be one of victims in all of this. russian president vladimar putin visits crimea and speaking to a huge crowd, his visit condemned by nato and ukraine and u.s. state department calling it unnecessary and provekative. this comes after a woke week vote by separatist in two oastern ukranian. putin said he is pulling the troops away from the border, but the u.s. and nato desput his claim. >> house spoker john boehner announce the six republicans who will investigate benghazi. we'll look at who the speaker chose and chose to overlook. plus, is facebook forever? why the social media giant is in the middle of a controversy of a u.s. marine that took his own life. is facebook obligated to remove pictures and postings of people after they die? go to fox news.com and click on america's asking link. you can join in our discussion. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced

as we drove into the area, you can see the burnt out swaths of lant coming up to a -- land that came up to apartment buildings and homes. you can only imagine how terrifying it is for home owners, it's not contained, it's burning out of control. thousands have been ordered to evacuate. they are closed tomorrow and friday as well. >> it's jennifer london reporting. >> kevin corriveau told us things would get worse, and they are. he joins us now. >> as we go towards tomorrow things are just as bad. let's look at the big picture. this is a pattern we are familiar with. when you have a big pressure, it's bringing in the heat. you have record-breaking temperatures, no clouds or rain. it will continue. the winds and the heat all the way from the boarder to los angeles. these are the temperatures we are looking at, not changing from what we saw. from san diego, where the fire started, moving to the north. temperatures in los angeles, 100 degrees is expected. as we go towards friday. we start to see a little bit of a break in the weather pattern, dropping down to 92. we'll see the fire threa

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all my plants are suck u lants in the pots. i don't have a garden right now. >> sanda cruz is one of the most vulnerable cities to drought of the it relies on rain fall for its water. this creek, two riff and a reservoir are the only sources of water for 93,000 people. so most residents conserve without being told. >> cutting back on showers is the biggest thing that i know i can do. >> probably one of the lowest per cap it ause rates in santa crews. >> the water department offers water school, like traffic school, to get out of paying a fine op a first offense. attendees learn to conserve. >> this is recycle. there's a well. it recycles, we have the sound of water. it's recycled. >> michelle needs no further instruction. >> i feel i have a responsibility to save water, and the yard looks just as amazing with the drought resistant plants. >> if the residents can't conserve enough for the city to feel secure, water managers say businesses are on the list for rationing. >> in california the central valley grows a quarter of food.

. >> among those supporting abdul fatah al-sisi, and a coup, the food is jub u lant. they are happy to go to the polling stations and cast a ballot for abdul fatah al-sisi. there's a collective spirit of mass conformity around abdul fatah al-sisi. abdul fatah al-sisi and leftist politician are the only two canned dits. if -- canned dits, if hamdeen sabahi has a respectful showing, it could be an indicator that abdul fatah al-sisi doesn't are the support that is assume. >> among the youth and revolutionaries of the taksim square era. some will vote for hamdeen sabahi. but many will stay at home. >> reporter: it's been almost a year since hamdeen sabahi was ousted in a coup, then the commander of egypt's armed forces. since then the military-backed government arrested more than 21,000, and many died in protests. the muslim brotherhood has been declared a terrorist organization, hundreds of followers killed and thousands arrested. >> a fair election is possible. election observers will be at the polling station. the carter center sent a small observer mission. carter sai

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susan shirk now at uc san diego, laura ga lant of mandiant and fireye. thank you very much. >> thanks a lot. >> ifill: with ukraine's national elections less than a week away, russian president vladimir putin today made a major but unsubstantiated announcement about his troops in the area. chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner is in donetsk and reports that uncertainty has become the new normal in eastern ukraine. >> warner: for months, 40,000 russian troops, backed by tanks and heavy armored vehicles, have been patrolling near the border with ukraine. but the kremlin said today that president vladimir putin has ordered them back to their home bases. so far, though, n.a.t.o. secretary general anders fogh rasmussen said he sees no sign of movement. >> i think it's the third putin statement on withdrawal of russian troops, but so far we haven't seen any withdrawal at all. i strongly regret that, because a withdrawal of russian troops would be a first important contribution to de-escalating the crisis. >> warner: here in donestsk, the capital

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breaking this morning, there's new video from a mill lant group boko haram allegedly showing some ofhe nearly 300 kidnapped nigerian school girls converting to islam. the leader says he's willing to exchange the school girls for boko haram prisoners. this interview comes with an cnn exclusive. an interview of one of the girls who managed to escape. cnn's anymo cnn's nima elbagir and her producer and cameraman are joining us live with much more that went through a lot to get there. and then you were able to speak with this girl who seemed terrified for what she'd gone through, nima, tell us more. >> reporter: absolutely, kate, you could still -- almost a month after the attack, you could hear the fear in her voice. it was tremoring while she was talking with me, with good reason as we saw with the release of the new video, boko haram has been able to carry on an extraordinarily brazen attack. seven large lorrie-tile trucks brought in to ship these girls out from which they were sleeping in the dead of the night. and they've also been able to keep some of those girls together. some det