nam prik moon. drinks, maybe a lot of drinks, because what you need, maybe you didn't know you needed it but you do, is nam prik. thai chili dip. >> yeah. nam prik is what the vast majority of thai people who live in america who come to thailand to visit and come back end up getting busted at the airport for trying to bring in. >> we get two kinds. nam prik tua daeng. >> a combination of chilies, garlic, shrimp paste, dried fish. >> and this. >> colloquially known as midnight nam prik num. >> made from roasted green chilies. accompanied by god's preferred delivery systems for beer-friendly goodness. >> yeah. >> yeah on that. a whole bunch of deep-fried little salty meaty delicious things. yes, please. ♪ >> and kai toon. >> yes. >> something i've loved from the first mouthful i've ever had right here in chiang mai all those years ago, thai pork sausage. >> mm. crispy, meaty, salty. >> i love it. i want to rub it all over my body. this sausage is so amazing. somehow the thing you need right now. this

having with some of its neighbors including the philippines and perhaps most notably right now viet nam so i think the united states is attempting to portray china's recent moves specifically in the south china sea and of course also in the east china sea where it has territorial disputes with japan as a growing menace and potentially one of military and naval importance which justifies at least in the eyes of the pentagon the increasing. military deployment in the region what worth bonsa you expect from china this is it really bothered by this expansion it must be. well i think it would be right to be bothered by the expansion i mean just to put into context some of the recent moves that have been made on the u.s. side for example we've seen for example northrop grumman sign a one point two billion dollar contract to supply global's spy drones to south korea back in december of two thousand and twelve just earlier this year signed a twelve billion dollars contract with lockheed martin to supply f. thirty five fighter jets south korea just concluded its own negotiations with lockheed ma

from the minutemen at concord to the soldiers in viet-nam, each generation has een equal to that trust. americans of every race and color have died in battle to protect our freedom. americans of every race and color have worked to build a nation of widening opportunities. now our generation of americans has been alled on to continue the unending search for justice within our own borders. we believe that all men are created equal. yet many are enied equal treatment. we believe that all men have certain unalienable rights. yet many americans do not enjoy those rights. we believe that all men are entitled to the blessings of liberty. yet mills -- millions are being deprived of those blessings. not because of their own failures, but because of the color of their ski skin. the reasons are deeply imbedded in history and tradition and the the nature of man. we can understand without rancor or hatred how all this happened, but it cannot continue. our constitution, the foundation f our republic, forebids it. the principles of our freedom forbid it. ore at forbids it. nd the law i will sign toni

he wrote -- upon the temple and the city of nam who and i asked the lord to preserve it as a monument of the sacrifice of his saints." it is very poignant. he is getting his last points of the building. the importance of temples is that they are the buildings in which they perform ceremonies and they link families together for trinity. is thatthe world marriages until death. they believe that they can be for trinity and the temples are the places where the ceremonies that are performed that make linkages for trinity possible. leaving a couple was eating a great -- a place of great import of this for latter-day saints. ,n the case of wilford woodruff he crossed the great plains of north america into the great basin and finally reached the salt lake valley. when he reached the salt lake valley, he was traveling with brigham young. he makes a note of the impression that he and bring them young had when they entered the valley. he said "president young expressed his full satisfaction in the appearance of the valley as a resting place for the saints. they had been driven from place to plac

. ♪ >> nam phrik. >> oh, yeah, yeah, of course, love it. >> literal translation, chili dip.pork sausage. >> that's good. >> jackfruit salad. >> jackfruit salad. >> this is hang lei pork curry braised down with garlic and ginger. >> this pork is amazing. >> isn't that great? and that's northern larb. >> right. >> very important dish. >> oh, that looks really pretty. >> this is khao soi. this is the food my grandma made. >> that's perfection, man. >> what i love about vegas asian food is on one street you have the best sichuan food, the best cantonese food, you drive down the street and you get the best thai food. it's a funky awesome asian -- >> how did that happen? >> gambling. >> but i mean, were there high rollers who would come into town and they need -- >> a dude with a $10 million credit line at wynn is going to go eat a $10 chinese meal because this is the closest thing he has to home food. i'm going to go eat asian food. i'm going to come back and drop 5 million more bucks and then go home. female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale. save $300 on beau

sometimes in order to avoid a court fight, deals are struck between the brand nam manufacturer and thenot happen as soon as it might. according to the federal government, those deals end up costing consueeuj billions of dollars afáq year. megant(q thompson reports.w3 it was made bia company that earned $475 million that year. i had eight or nine of them. >> better yet, her doctors said she was expected to go generic soon, possibly within a year. that could have saved her more than $1,000 a year. the potential savings were especially important because the disease made it impossible to go back to work as she planned. arou around. >> it didn't go through. it was a whole different story. >> not only did it not go generic, the price started to rise. something upheld and in 2010 it had gone up to like 16 something. it was astronomical at the time. >> her out of pocket cost for six months went from $300 to more than $700 in 2010. >> could you afford that? >> no. that was a car payment. plus three young kids and feeding them. i felt guilty i was taking away from the family budget. >> her condi

. >>> a viet nam veteran fired from his job. he says he was just trying to help somebody in need.ming up: what the employee did that angered his managers. dominica? >> i hope you had a chance to enjoy the nice wet they are weekends, because it turns hazy, hot and humid with the week ahead with dangerous heat inin >>> in up-state new york a 100 year old world war ii vet finally gets his chance to gradual high school. george polka picked up his diploma last night, and what made it even more special, he received an agree alongside his great grandson, who also attend the school. the war veteran says he dropped out of school after eighth grade to work on his family farm, before being drafted in 1941. congratulations to him. >>> and the entertainment worlds is mourning the death of actor nishak taylor died last night as hirst home of cancer. best known for his role as the lovable anthony, hit citcom designing women, and his role in the movie manaquine. pretty flamboyant in that. taylor was 67 years old. >>> and, what was meant to be a small act of kindness ended up costing a war veteran

taking a nam. >> reporter: president obama is considering u.s. airstrikes. >> there will be short-term immediate things that need to be done militarily and our national security team is looking at all of the options. >> we're not contemplating ground troops. i want to be clear about that. >> reporter: vice president biden called iraq's prime minister pledging u.s. support but urging him to get iraq's warring factions to cooperate. why send our military back into iraq? because the jihadists have syria and al qaeda. >> the pipe line for the next 9/11 attack is likely from syria. >> this will be an area where attacks on the united states of america will be orchestrated. >> reporter: with iraq back in chaos some lawmakers urge president obama to rethink pulling out of afghanistan at the end of this year. >> what you see in iraq is going to surely happen in afghanistan at a faster pace. >> reporter: a dozen years of war, still not completely over. half a million iraqis have fled their homes, the u.s. is pledging more than $12 million in humanitarian a

some of the nam ll lly family membered called them murderers and had to be quieted by the judge and asman for the family got up and there is a phrase that says time heals all wounds but ours is suspended since the disaster and if it was not murder what is murder? of course four of them, captain included, are charged with murder, all 15 charged with negligence and with breaking maritime law. the maximum sentence for murder here is the death penalty but rarely enforced and defense lawyer got up and said it's not right for accused to be charged with more wrongdoing than they actually under taken and said the captain tried all he could to right the ferry before he was the last member of the bridge to get off and it was that, the fact that the passengers, many school children had been told to stay in their cabin while the crew got off the ferry first, that is what outraged so many in the country and above all the family members. >> joining me now on skype is the professor of international study at hancock university. before we talk about the trial itself can you give me a sense of the grie

he served in vietnam nam and was awarded a gold star.ning us now is jeff miller of alabama and chairman of had house veterans affair committee. what does the va that you want and are not getting? >> the problem is we don't know what they had. the general council said they finished providing the information we requested and i asked if the gentlemen there took notes when talking about destroying the records and he said yes but we don't have copies of the notes. if they don't provide everything by monday when congress goes back into the session in the house, we will petition the federal court to make the department of veterans affairs comply with a subpoena. >> why do you need that information so badly? >> because they are not telling the truth. f there was a secret list that was destroyed. we want to know who destroyed it, what names were on it, who authorized it, and when was it destroyed. i said you will destroy nothing and now it appears they were destroying records. >> congressman miller, i would like to ask you what is happening on th

it is a country star nam jmy wayne. i heard of him. familiar really with a lot of his music. but he wrote a book called "walk to beautiful." it is a story of his life. oh, it -- it was released or will be released? i don't know. i'm telling you, this -- it will be. oh, my gosh. what a life. if this kid can turn his life around, he's -- ♪ you believe now >> i love that. >> he's good. i was sobbing my eyes out. it gives you such hope. so it is called -- >> you read a lot. >> i do read a lot, hodi. >> here is my favorite. >> you just did it. >> hannah became a brownie. she got promoted to the brownie world. there she is. >> isn't that cute? she's got a flower and the ceremony. >> i hope it felt better for her than it did for me. i was kicked out of the brownies. >> i was in the brownies. here's proof. it is not an easy picture but i'm the weird one on the end. somebody posted that. anyway. >> most people have a wonderful experience with the brownies. good for her. >> all right. so here we go. all right. want to do a shoutout to the high s

>> i deon't want to say his nam. >> jimmy: now i really want to hear the story. >> this is the tame stuff> jimmy: okay. >> we pretty much arrived. and he gives me a rifle. there, they have a lot of animals, buffalo, stuff. he's like, in case, they kill them every year. i kill things in movies, not, not my thing. g >> jimmy: you only kill humans. >> yeah, i only kill humans. he gives me this lever action shotgun. before he tells me what it is for. i have never used one of these before. he says have a hold of that. so i pull it in. and immediately, the trigger goes right into my hand. i'm there five minutes. i know this guy is thinking. goes into my hand. looking, oh. pull it out. not going to say anything. we look down. and the blood is pouring from my hand. pouring. what happened to you? no, it's fine. if it's fine. they bandage me up now we are going to go fishing. go to the blue hole fishing. go on the chopper land on the edge of the coral as the tide has gone out. you fish in holes. shark swimming abut. if you catch a fish, pull it in in ten second or the shark will take it. any time w

as absurd as we nam name-calling circumstance this just comes down to business.eil: sabrina, if he is right, and dave is right, say matter of time before teams change logoers on mascots or just everyone. to satisfy advertisers, or sponsors who are going to get cold feet? >> i agree, what is the logical end of this? david and i were talking about this i am from los angeles, there is a slew of cities in southwest we might have to apologist because i think that athiests won't like them, san bernardino, san fernando valley, los angeles, san diego. where do we draw the line? can we have a conversation among people who live here, it is not clear, for everyone who is a fan of cleveland indians are offended by this name. there are thousands of people. neil: doesn't their palace cot run through the -- palace do the run througmatt cotmascot runthr. charlie, we have better things to do? you could file a lawsuit, but when i saw harry reidic to to i take to the floor. to say that it is time for washington redskins to do the right thing, when iraq was imploding, i said that is

ma'am as to honorably discharge veterans who served in worlds war one, worlds war two, korea, or viet nam>>> congressman bob brady remembering the life after hometown hero. navy seal michael strange. he was part of the elite seal team six. he was killed in a helicopter disaster in afghanistan. the philadelphia community honored him by dedicate ago mural at belgrade and clearfield. this is in port richmond, flag flew over the us capitol on friday, and congressman brady presented that flag to the navy seal's father today. >>> and, they were knocking them out of the park for a good cause today. homers for hope, hosed biggest charity event of the year today at camden's field in new jersey. the day long event includes the baseball and homerun derby, and the celebrity softball game. proceeds help inch died. switching now to your weather authority forecast. what a beautiful weekend to be outside. this is a live look at lake walt end pawpack in the pocono mountains, gorgeous shot right there. you just want to go out there right now. but dominica davis is in here with me tonight, and she's got you

. >>> a viet nam vet vowing he will never for sake the red, white and blue.es to honor the flag he fought to protect. plus it is a wave of the future, talking about 3d printing. how one of the nation's most prestigious museums is using the technology to bring history right to the palm of your hand. dominica? >> reporter: we had pretty perfect saturday. we'll see if we can hang onto it for sunday even though we have some rain working out to the west a look at your wake up forecast is coming up. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. >> six year old girl recovering at a hospital in ohio after this vicious attack by two pitbulls. the scene was captured on dash cam video, officers were able to come to her rescue saving her life. the

card nams nationals came back to beat indian a.regional action yesterday and did it again tonight. 3rdinning. kyle expected to go in the first round of the upcoming draft. rugby player. 6 feet, 2 40. james 3 nothing then the written comes down. torrential downpour. look like hurricane spencer right there. after lengthy delay the cardinal rally down 3-2 in the 6. dominic hitting 196 on the season with no homer. tied at 3. stanford down again in the 9. cardinal final attack. edmond. 2 run walk off homer from the freshman and look at indiana a right fielder. hanging on the fence there like tell the ball just good over i can't believe it. meanwhile stanford ecstatic. 5-4 they win and advance to play vanderbilt on friday. in super regional. they are happy. other guy bumping. i mention the a playing the yankees next. 3 game series starts tomorrow but tonight seattle and l huge game. single shy of the single double 2 triple and 3 run homer as the m cruise in the bronx 10-two football now. raiders spent the off season trying to bolster the roster on both side of the ball. quick fix they went b

bitcoin protocol, including as a currency, that can be quickly transferred at a very reasonable or nom nam of future investment opportunities, such as an alternative asset class, i think that's also very viable with the improvement and developments that you have seen in the marketplace, including a possible etf fund that's inherent with bitcoins. >> dan, thank you for joining us. i appreciate your time. tim byun, the chief compliance officer of bitpay. it's interesting anti--money laundering. the government deems bitcoin as property. so how does that work? >> you know, i think with tim coming on to bitpay, what is starting to show is the bit cone ecosystem is taking regulatory issues very seriously. it's starting to grow up. the $100 bill is the money laundering or least illegal currency of choice. bitcoin isn't it. it's a fascinating area, i doty alternative currencies are going to be a new asset pop on wall street. it's a space to watch. >> you tweeted, let's get some of the tweets. we only pick the best ones. >> crew or best tweets? >> tweets. guy, sell or hold? ingersoll rand? >> buy i

. >> viaed nam is probably winning the propaganda war.he military is no match for china, it's also vietnam adds economic reality, which is driving the diplomacy. >> a breakthrough is unlikely. >> maybe they'll agree to pull back the oil rig and make positive overtures. we are not going to see a lodge-term vital solution. >> the talks focus on beijing's demands for compensation, following the anti-china riots in vietnam, beginning after the deployment of the oil rig. chinas factories were destroyed or damaged, forcing the efact viewings of hundreds of workers. gip an economic -- given an economic independence, many agreed the strategy was to recognise sovereignty in exchange for a deal to develop vast gas and oil deposits beneath the waters. >>> spain's crown prince is due to be crown king felipe the 6th. the parliament approved the ab dickation of juan carlos. felipe has been tasked with reuniting the appeal of the royals hit by scandals. >> one of the challenges is to avoid a rupture under his rule. he has to do it as a single monarch. h

. >> close-knit family charmed america and turned duck dynasty into a fen nam none. >> willie, sy with his famous teacup. >> and best-selling book. >> and jep robertton joining us live. good morning. >> do you want to be stuffed by the taxi determinist to be a redneck statue? >> i don't know about you, but that guy in the middle there, he really looked like a taliban member, didn't he? quite the double standard from the kids on the curvy couch. i'll tell you why republicans are attacking bob bergdahl. they don't care if his kid was in captivity. he stood next to the president of the united states at a time when the president of the united states, barack obama, did something great for a family. it's an easy target to go av muslim sympathizer with a beard standing next to president obama. bob bergdahl did absolutely nothing to become a target of the right wing and right wing commentators and a network encompassing all of that. now, the only thing that matters, really, is what his son did. the fact is, we really don't know what happened to sergeant bergdahl. republicans are criticizing be

. >>> members of the delaware valley viet nam veterans worked on this memorial yesterday. "eyewitness news" at falls township community park in levittown bucks county. flags were on display as tribute to all veterans, past and present. well deserved. >>> just incredible to see and this morning hearing from the homeowners who had to make the painful decision to either let their house fall off a cliff or burn it down. then when hoarding goes too far. we'll tell you the extremes one man went to as his home kept filling up. >>> also ahead local churches slated foreclosure despite the fact that parishioners say they're self-sufficient. our pat ciarrocchi has closer look when we come back. >> septa regional rail now on strike. more than 400 engineers and electrical workers walked off the josh after midnight. electrical work verse been working without a contract since 2009. the engineers since 2010. main sticking points are healthcare contributions and retroactive pay raises, regional rails will not be in service during the strike, but most other septa service also continue to op

. >>> well, members of the delaware valley viet nam veterans work on this memorial yesterday. "eyewitness news" at falls township community park in levittown bucks county, on display for all veterans past and president. >> 6:10. when hoarding goes extreme. we'll tell but one man's habit, how it literally forced him from his house. >>> then, new dramatic video this morning, captures moment that students are swept away after a dam breaks. also ahead, local churches slated foreclosure despite the fact that parishioners say they've self-sufficient. our pat ciarrocchi has closer look when we come back. >> septa regional rail now on strike, engineers, electrical work, walk off the job after midnight. electrical workers have been working without a contract since 2009. the engineer since 2010. main sticking points are healthcare contributions, and retroactive pay raises, regional rails will not be in service during the strike, but most other septa service also continue to operate. >>> well, a pothole stops a large moving truck, in its tracks, in center city. the moving truck was on 18

you mentioned the other horses, nams like smarty jones, funny side. a lot of horses have come close. this is what he's up against. what we're hearing from the camp is that he's feeling good and they get more and more impressed by this colt as they go through the weeks here. listen to what his jockey had to say about how he's feeling. >> wheneveratever i tell him to he's ready to do it. after i work him, i've got a little bit more confidence. i think he's going to run big. >> there you have it. they are feeling good about their chances today. >> going to be an exciting race to watch. thank you so much. kristen dahlgren from elmont. >>> slenderman, the strange internet sensation that pushed them to attack their friend with a knife. new developments in that today. >>> the shifting story on capitol hill from the bowe bergdahl story. some lawmakers changing their mind on whether it was a good thing. >>> another note on california chrome, how did he get his name? it is a twofold answer after the break. can hurt you. what if you didn't know that taking pictu

. >> tiny began saying things like, oh, come on, steve, you did it in nam, you know, you can get this bird down. >> steve momentarily regains control of the chopper. >> so he says he's going to land it. as he's coming down, he still had erratic movement. then he had the bird under control. i said, oh, he's got it, everything is fine. he's got it. bring it down. >> when it was about two feet from the earth, it just turned over on its side and came right for us with the rotors sideways. i thought it might explode. >> fuel is leaking from the crashed craft, and it could blow at any second. but that's not what's on tiny's mind. >> in vietnam we see a lot of choppers crash on the river. you react quickly. if you don't, you lose a buddy. >> so tiny gets to the smoldering helicopter fast. >> when i got to the ditch, steve was under water. couldn't see anything. so i didn't know if he was alive or if he was dead. >> get on the radio, call dispatch. >> firing orders, tiny instructs another worker to get steve's head above water. that's when tiny sees his biggest problem. >> his leg is stuck. >

to get thisas through satellite or nam or fm band, we don't care. it is the same to us.are looking to serve the listeners wherever they are. we have no problem at monetizing it if we have the relationship with the listeners. >> we hear from artists who granted they don't make enough money. do they not realize that there are more people listening to music today than ever? >> they are concerned about when you disrupt the model of the music industry, how they make money? makears ago, they did not much money and concerts. they mated in record sales. that is the opposite now. our job is to connect the audience to the fans. we connected so they can sell records. we do it so they can sell concert tickets and merchandise. we view we have a responsibility to the artist. a healthy music business is good for us. interested in the health of that industry. seat 100 canwhen put on a jingle ball and sellout, is that the future of the business? >> everybody wants to go to concerts. when we do the i heart music for us it is a celebration of live performance. concert.es the cool they do a

and nam, be patient while a new government is formed, is in fact, a veiled threat nuri al maliki a new government will be formed, your time is up, maliki. it is time to go. it is the religious leaders in this country and al sis tan nil who this man was speaking for is the most important. millions hang on what he says, the importance of his friday sermons cannot be underestimated. this is a very powerful political message coming from this leader saying that nuri al maliki has not been able to bring the stability and meet the aspirations of the people and has not been able to properly lead the country.p. it is time for change, a powerful message from this religious leader. >> a major statement who the entire population hangs on his every word. nick, thank you so much. >>> so with the first group of military advisors set to begin their work in iraq soon, the question is what exactly will they be doing? joining me retired lieutenant colonel rick francona served as a u.s. intelligence officer during the persian gulf war and served in northern iraq with the cia. thank you for being with us.

senator king, welcome to the nam. clap not >> those of you delighted to be with you and those of you who have encountered me before and know that i never reach beaches. i always just talk. but ever since then in 1992 that i think you might enjoy. it's sort of sets the context for what we are talking about today. so bear with me for a minute. i know it's a little boring when you are reading, but god cleared his throat nervously as he rose to address the board of environmental protection. his engineers had been working on the plans for the tides project for almost two and a half years and the environmental impact state and come in three volumes that can independent these was complete. but he did support staff is hostile in the neighbors in this case, everyone in the world who owned coastal real estate are violently opposed. they had organized a group called coastal residents against pollution. audubon and conservation law foundation had intervened in a well attended press conference had announced they were boycotting th

. >> a few thousand more troops moved into ukraine's borders this morning, asking the nam community to intervene. vice president biden vowed to enact further sanctions against russia if moscow vows to stop sectarian violence in eastern ukraine. >> eric cantor is stepping down after last week's primary loss in virginia. the current majority whip is a strong favorite to replace him. republican of idaho is running against him. if mccarthy becomes majority leader, there's a three way race to replace him. >> federal authorities want to raise the gas tax by 12 cents. right now, it's 18.4 cents a gallon, diesel higher at 24.4. it would be the first federal increase since 1993 and provide money to help fund transportation process. >> two men in tax arrested on charges they supported terrorism, facing up to 15 years in prison if found guilty. khan is excused are recruiting people to support terrorist activities. he planned to travel toll syria to help fighters there. >> a man was arraigned wednesday in arizona for his role in the 2010 shooting near the u.s. mexico border. he pleaded not guilty

he served as ambassador to the nam and chief of staff to president ronald reagan. he was a private practicing attorney as well for the firm baker donelson which was a firm his grandfather started and practiced law at one time with his father served in this house has the united states representative of tennessee. howard baker has been recognized since his retirement from the senate on many occasions received the presidential medal of freedom and other rewards. his was a life well lived in the life to be demonstrated to others as a role for legislators to work both sides of the aisle and for america first. a life lived -- well lived howard baker. thank you great i yield back my time. >> madam president is with great sadness that i announce the passing of one of the senate's most herring figure senator howard baker. the senate since its sincere condolences to the family of senator baker and in particular we want to pass along our deepest sympathies to his wife nancy landon castle bomb maker. many serve alongside nancy here in the senate and they know this must be a di

. >> remember to get your nam give and affiliation. >> i am with the project. >> over here. >> i teach at the catholic university. all of the presentations i didn't see any case about religion, and it certainly extremist fundamentalists will play a big role in this problem as it has developed. does the department have a particular focus in this area both domestically and internationally? and >> one more right here. how has the nature changed this? and >> let me take those in order. it's interesting the statement that in the cold war the public didn't have much of a role in the turns. in a sense about the entire thoe civil defense mechanism in which the individuals were taught what to do and what to ask was both for a protective perspective but also to create something of a deterrent effect. and so there were efforts to engage the public in the civil defense efforts during the cold war. today with the distributed nature of threats and challenges, the pervasiveness of information communications technology every person has a role about actions that can impact the resilience of the united

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