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chicken nuggets are not what you think.rs found that chicken nuggets from two different fast- food restaurants contain 40 percent chicken meat. the rest was fat, cartilage, bone and internal organs. while they are edible researchers warn they're not particularly nutritious or appetizing. the authors of the study will not say which chains as the nuggets came from. >> the weather forecast is next . now that we're retired, we don't have time for stuff like laundry. we're too busy having fun. we get everything perfectly clean by tossing one of these in the wash. and that's it. i wanted to do that. oh, come on. eh, that's my favorite part. really? that's our tide. what's yours? really? make the bedroom.he bed. the kmart home and furniture event is on now. come in today and save big on bed, bath and furniture. and shop your way members get $15 in points when they spend $100 or more. shop your way at kmart. get in. get more. [ male announcer ] not all toral-b pro-health toothbrushes have crisscross bristles that remove up to 90% o

ingredients that make up half or more of the nuggets they studied were added fact the life was full the nerves glands in and the head didn't you know what the worst part about this story is that it probably is the prizes exactly know why enough we are all so used to being fed crap that we just take it is that the way the world of works first they literally feed us crappy food and obviously it's not just the chicken nugget makers using crappy chicken parts the u.s. department of agriculture has plans to expand a meat infection model where the companies who make the meat are responsible for inspecting the meat instead of having independent unbiased inspectors this model has been. bound to fail over and over again at preventing meat from being contaminated with bagel matter that is them very literal crap and then they also be does figurative crap through advertising catalogues just settled appalled ads that were saying that prompted me week help to improve children's attentiveness by nearly twenty first then how stupid it is that new research just discovered that eighty percent of herb

. >>> plus the anatomy of a chicken nugget. have broken down just how much chicken meat is in a nugget and how much of it is made up of some other ingredients. the resultses aren't exactly appetizing. >>> hundreds of homeless dogs scheduled to be put down got a second chance this weekend. how volunteer pilots played a role. and -- >> yikes. we're going to show you a new smartphone case with a shocking new feat >>> the shutdown of the federal government is impacting something here in the bay area that you might not expect. the stanford blood center has a blood shortage of o negative and b negative blood. a regular blood drive scheduled for earlier this week at nasa ames research center could have filled the need but it was cancelled. why? because the employees were furloughed. the stanford blood center rep says they hold blood drives five times a year and are critical for local blood supply. >>> we now know what's in a chicken nugget, at least according to one new report. that favorite food of kids everywhere is going under the

what is in the fast food chicken nuggets. stay with us. [ female announcer ] made just a little sweeter... because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you actually eat them ♪ multigrain cheerios. also available in delicious peanut butter. healthy never tasted so sweet. we'll take something tasty and healthy. ♪ must be the honey! ♪ there's a party going on in your cereal bowl ♪ ♪ o's can help lower cholesterol ♪ ♪ oh why does it taste so great? ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! >> in health matters tonight, brace yourself, what exactly is in that chicken nugget? a favorite food of kids everywhere is under the micro scope. and researches do not like what they see. they found that they were only 50% or less meat, the balance, fat, cartilage, bone, it's not chicken meat, it's chicken by-product. they want the public to know that everything that tastes good is not necessarily good for you. a follow-up on the viral video of the flaming tesla on the highway. the maker defended his electric car in a blog. writing that fires are mo

chicken nuggets? maybe not so much. says he haser studied chicken nuggets at two fast food restaurants, and he says chicken is a healthy meat source and rich in protein until it is processed. in de problem is it gets rated. this is gastrointestinal tissue. there is all kinds of stuff in there that is not chicken meat. >> fast food chicken nuggets are also high in fat and sodium, but most doctors agree they are fine to eat in moderation. insta weather1 plus forecast with meteorologist tom tasselmyer. cloudy skies, and the rain is not far away, and there is some rain coming in as we speak, and that is keeping temperatures in the upper 50's and low 60's. we are not going to see much of a temperature drop, but we are holding steady from what we are seeing. even western maryland, not that much cooler. 56 at frostburg. the wind is starting to pick up. these are not wind gusts, but the gusts reported at some of the weather stations, and you notice some of the yellow and orange, the wind scale starts to show some higher wind sp

. >> well, before you order chicken nugget next time something to consider.ntist with the university of mississippi medical center perform an autopsy on nugget from 2 unnamed fast fad restaurant chins and found just 40, maybe 50% of the nugget were meat. the rest is fat and connective tissue blood vessel nerves and bone fragments. researchers say they were floored when they saw it unthe microscope up close. read the findings in the american journal of immediate. won't help the chicken nugget industry. >> robotic company unleashed new cat named wildcat. movements were inspired by cheat a.look at this thing. see it tear around massachusetts parking lot in this video. pretty wild. runs on all type of terrain. inventor says fastest time is 16 miles per hour. up lake some robot wildcat has its own power source interestingly. eventually could help human with emergency rescue firefightersing effort as well as disaster recovery in military open rigs. pretty wild. >> coming up next. chaos at the capitol. what we learn about the driver mother with her baby in the back

a researcher studied nuggets for two different fast food restaurants. he said they were high in fat, sugar and salt, and the ingredients were anything but chicken. >> this is cart lij. this is gastrointestinal tissue. there's all kinds of random stuff in there that is not chicken meat. >> well, the researcher won't reveal which restaurants they got their nuggets from. doctors say they're still okay to have in moderation. not a real appetizing description or picture there. >> yummy. hmm. >>> he's charged in the biker gang beatdown. right now, an undercover new york police officer is in court. we've got new developments. >>> is there progress in end >>> new developments coming in abouten undercover police officer taking part in an attack on an suv. the detective just appeared before a judge. >> yeah, prosecutors have now charged him with gang assault. nbc jay gray has more on a new tape that could be a big problem for his defense. >> reporter: as this now infamous attack started to unfold, we know a new york police officer was there. undercover detective

yeah. >> the rest is nugget?s? fat, blood vessels? kids are you listening? pieces of bone. even so one of the researchers says nuggets are okay to eat occasionally. the chicken industry says nuggets are an excellent source of protein especially for picky eaters like mine. >> mine are at school already. >> bone? >> everything tastes better fried, as a southerner. >> it still tastes like chicken. >> trending on twitter, breaking bad? a knew anchor with a philadelphia tv station is catching a lot of flak for a story she tied to the hit cable show breaking bad. after a series of shootings she tweeted thought "breaking bad" was hot last sunday. see who is breaking bad in southwest philly leaving six people shot tonight at 10:00. >> so far she is standing by that tweet. she says she was highlighting the very real life drama of the story. >> oh, yeah. >> that's when you write out your tweet, you take a breath, you walk away, you come back and then you decide. >> i need to put a breathalyzer on my blackberry. i'll get a

researchers went to two fast food restaurants and dissected the nuggets and put them under a microscope. >> don't spoil it for me. >> the first was half meat, the rest was a mix of fat, blood vessels and nerves. and the second one was only 40% muscle. the remainder was fat, cartilage and pieces of bones. >> i order the 20 packs. i like them. >> we've all eaten them. we're okay and still walking around. >> the cartilage, the nerves? what? >> they're tasty. if you want to seem rested at the end of the day, don't eat lunch with your coworkers, there was a study that came out and they found out that those that got to eat where ever they wanted just with people -- >> they actually like. >> and anywhere you want to eat, things turned out better. >> i was going to take betty out today. >> forget about it. i'm not having lunch with either of you ever. >> we could talk about mcnuggets. this is first look on msnbc. way too early starts right now. >>> the president is refusing to negotiate on obama care even though the republicans have been very flexible. >> i'd like to repeal every word of the la

researchers randomly selected the nuggets from two chains and it was not good.the nuggets was made out of chicken meat, and quote, fat was comprising a lot of it, with bone and other matter, now researchers didn't name the two fast food chains they tested, which is the problem here, they should have to name the ones they tested. you can go ahead and guess, yes, we don't know. so maybe calling them out individually is pointless, seems the truth is, no matter what the advertising says that chicken nuggets just are not that good for you, even though they seem like a fun healthy option for kids, they're not. you can swap out the fries for apples and soda. you are eating fat, along with bones, nerves, and connective tissue. >>> welcome, from the united states and around the world. tonight, shutdown slow. we're seven days into the shutdown, if you think this is fo

the boy's parents had pulled over after he started choking on a chicken nugget. >> i ran up there. i got behind him. started the heimlich. after several thrusts, food started coming up. and after a few more, a big piece of chicken nugget came out. >> yesterday, the family reunited with the troopers that gave julian a souvenir sweatshirt. they're not calling themselves heroes. just saying they did what anybody would have done in that situation. >>> your morning cup of coffee could help cut the risk of a particularly deadly form of cancer. researchers in italy found that three cups of joe a day, cut the risk of liver cancer by more than 50%. it's maybe because coffee can help prevent diabetes, which is a risk factor for that kind of cancer. the survival rate for liver cancer is just 15%. >>> now, to the miami area. a cop did the unexpected on a shoplifting call. when vicki thomas heard that a young mother had confessed she had stolen a cart of food, she paid for the groceries out of her own pocket. and gave her a ride back in her police cruiser, where he three children were waiting.

now the enormous nugget cooks in 500-gallon fryer for 45 minutes. and how about a cupcake with your obama care exchange? sound good in the "new york post" tweeting brooklyn cupcake shop overwhelmed with callers after being mistakenly listed as obama karen rollment site. brooklyn cupcake someone of several businesses impacted by the health department screw up. the shop said they received more than 150 calls from people asking about health plans. oops? and brace yourself wine lovers, there is bad news tonight for you. the huffington post tweeting a global wine shortage may soon be upon us. a new report says demand for wine is on the rise but production has sharply decreased in the world's top wine producing countries, largely because less land is being used to grow grapes. say it ain't so. and now it's your turn to hash it out with us. use tweets and posts. coming up, did the obama administration really do this? did they ignore these red flags and cost you more than a billion dollars? that's next. >> this is is alarming, the obama administration award

i run this place. >> you see i get enough towels. >> the golden nugget became wynn's golden egg. was just a bunch of casinos in the 1980s when steve wynn built the mirage, the first luxury resort on the strip. outside, a volcano exploded every 15 minutes. inside, he hired siegfried and roy to perform. next door, he built another hotel and brought cirque du soleil to las vegas for the first time. the strip wasn't just about gambling anymore, and steve wynn was hailed as a visionary. >> i've been given too much credit for that, really. if you look at las vegas in the 1980s, there hadn't been anything built since 1973 new. and so the city was in a time warp. and, as has so often been the case, in the valley of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. >> so you had an idea, and you were king. >> yeah, all of a sudden, i looked like i was a rocket scientist. >> not a rocket scientist but a showman. >> captain of the britannia! ready, aim, fire! [explosions booming] >> when he imploded the old dunes hotel in 1993, the event became a steve wynn extravaganza live on television. [cheers and a

eye, the study also shows that the average fast food customer is almost 60% chicken nugget. >> replacingquarterback sam bradford who hurt his knee on sunday. tebow was like thank you, god. and god was like, i'm sorry, rams. >> the woman gave birth to a baby boy inside of barns&noble bookstore. when they swer viewed on the news, the woman said it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. the best-selling e-books of 2013. number 3, safe haven. >> number two and numbe   >>> at number two -- ♪ >> get ready to flow with the music of meza at the 2013 gala friday night at the america's visionary arts museum. >> i love baltimore. i'm so proud to be singing for the children. >> this will help celebrate the children's home anniversary here in baltimore. >> this is a legacy year for us. it's a good time in our history to look back and reflect on the youth we serve. >> there's hundreds of youths that are neglected, abused or abandoned. >> i want them to have a big place in the world. ♪ >> reporter: at number three, amazon.com is coming to charm city taking over the general motors' warehous

researchers randomly selected the nuggets from two chains and it was not good.the nuggets was made out of chicken meat, and quote, fat was comprising a lot of it, with bone and other matter, now researchers didn't name the two fast food chains they tested, which is the problem here, they should have to name the ones they tested.

the nugget has been part of the reno skyline since the 1960s. the deal still needs to be approved by nevada gambling association. >>> also a b.a.r.t. station agent convicted of a long riding scheme. how riders [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. this week, load up on your favorite coke products. 12 packs are $2.77 each. tide is $16.99 for 150 ounces. that's under 20 cents a load. and oikos greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> a restaurant in alameda is being accused of ripping off its employees. it was just fined by the state. and we find out how the owner is responding to the hundreds of allegations. >> reporter: the door opens, the kitchen follows. once voted best of alameda. >> i like spicy food and this is the best. >> i love my job. >> reporter: and the head chef says he loves his pay. >> $120 a day. >> reporter: that go

it will be creamy nugget.t will be like one of the candies wrapped in silver. >> they will find out what they really want. >> it will be a literal milky way bar. >> the entire universe will be filled with half eaten asteroids. >> for another planet to discover. >> and really miserable, but obese japanese astronauts. why did i eat all of that nugget? it was great. we have to go. we need to explore this. that's why the show should be two hours. i'm greg gutfeld. let's start another hour right now. welcome to "red eye." time now. fbn, be there. you don't get it. >> demand it. >>> hi, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." since obama care failed to launch, the administration's been the butt of ongoing late-night tv jokes. "saturday night live"'s been having a field day. >> a lot of folks have been talking about our new health care enrollment website, how it's been crashing and freezing and shutting down and stalling and not working and breaking and sucking. unfortunately, the site was only d

. >> where do we begin with this little nugget? wow. >> some of the other substances were fix-a-flat. >> fix-a-flat. fix-a-flat what? sorry. it's not -- it's kind of funny. not really funny. it's kind of funny but that story is very layered. i don't understand why if people are going to get something like that wouldn't have checked out the credentials and background. >> you are right. there are true victims here obviously. but it's the cost of being able to go to someone who's not certified. you are not asking questions and they do it for a quarter of the price as to going to someone who is board certified, has a real office and will inject you with proper silicone/botox that goes in these areas instead of fix-a flat. what makes it semi comedic is how ridiculous it is and people kept going. >> and our body fascination that people are like i want my lips bigger, my backside bigger. we're obsessed with that stuff as a country. even at the perils of good judgment and health. you know what i mean? wow. >> tough one. >> discuss amongst

they won't say where they bought the nuggets from, but they say nuggets tested were at most 50% meat.ists say the study does not represent all chicken nuggets and admit they only tested two chicken nuggets from each of the two chains chosen for the study. >>> a pg&e pipeline is ordered shut down. the concern about the possibility of another explosion like the one in san bruno. >> what a young woman accused of pushing her new husband over a cliff had to say for herself in court. [ hans ] toaster strudel! [ angelic music plays ] don't overthink it. [ hans ] warm, flakey, gooey. toaster strudel! faster than kenny can dodge a question. honey, how'd that test go? [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack defying, satisfying mmm. totino's pizza rolls. mm-hmm. hmm. [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. now in two bold new flavors! . >>> shots fired outside a bart station in downtown oakland overnight. more on the victims this morning and the search for the gunman. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. >>> new this morning, one person was

. >> where do we begin with this little nugget?at. fix-a-flat what? sorry. it's not -- it's kind of funny. not really funny. it's kind of funny but that story is very layered. i don't understand why if people are going to get something like that wouldn't have checked out the credentials and background. >> you are right. there are true victims here obviously. but it's the cost of being able to go to someone who's not certified. you are not asking questions and they do it for a quarter of the price as to going to someone who is board certified, has a real office and will inject you with proper silicone/botox that goes in these areas instead of fix-a flat. what makes it semi comedic is how ridiculous it is and people kept going. >> and our body fascination that people are like i want my lips bigger, my backside bigger. we're obsessed with that stuff as a country. even at the perils of good judgment and health. you know what i mean? wow. >> tough one. >> discuss amongst yourselves. >>> another major step in new york toward rebuilding t

how can we be mad at this fluff nugget for hiding meat in the couch?uddly creatures, it's sad, silly but also cute. >> i do not like the shame. >> it's so popular there is a list of categories. there's the happy face message. that combines your pet's face with the impression. also on the list, the guilty as charged, the walk for pups, it often includes evidence of the crime to match the shame on your pup's face. then there's the double jeopardy where a pair of pets are forced to endure the shame together. >> they know when they are the butt of rid ka kuehls -- rid ka duels -- ridicules. pet shaming it's what's trending. i'm so sorry. >> i didn't steal anything. >> thank you so much for watching the list. here's what's coming up tomorrow. ♪ >>> going to work dressed up for halloween. there is a fine line between bewitching and just wrong. finding creative costumes that won't come back to haunt you -- tomorrow on "the list." >>> hello everybody. i'm kevin pereira, this is "let's ask america." the only show where you don't even have to get out of bed to w

the nugget has been part of the reno skyline since the 1960s.he deal still needs to be approved by nevada gambling association. >>> also a b.a.r.t. station agent convicted of a long riding scheme. how riders helped him pull it off. >>> and a woman is facing charges not for cooking bad food but for wage theft. >>> a restaurant in alameda is being accused of ripping off its employees. it was just fined by the state. and we find out how the owner is responding to the hundreds of allegations. >> reporter: the door opens, the kitchen follows. once voted best of alameda. >> i like spicy food and this is the best. >> i love my job. >> reporter: and the head chef says he loves his pay. >> $120 a day. >> reporter: that good for you. you're happy. >> it's good for me. yeah i'm happy. >> reporter: but apparently the state disagrees because the owner of this restaurant was recently slapped with a fine. how much? how about a half million dollars. after an investigation prompted by employee complaints this summer, the state labor commissioner handed the resta

it's a one-piece circular macro-nugget that mounts snugly on to your steering column. you get two sauces -- hone mustard on the left, and barbecue on the right. and your chicken gets soft through the natural course of turning. and remember, it's hands at 10 and 2, mouth at 12. ( laughter ) when it's time for dejert de-- t ram into a telephone pole because your airbag is now apple pie. ( cheers and applause ). next up, as a proud male grocery shopper i'm shocked by a new article in the "wall street journal" the report that men are doing a greater share of the grocery shopping and meal preparation. even more shock-- this is not an article from 1952. ( laughter ) the good-- let's call it news-- is that the food industry is taking notice. >> just how manly is your food? they're injecting testosterone fuel marketing into their brand. >> one of my favorites is powerful yogurt. they felt the yogurt section felt overly female. you can see the bull horns promoting protein. >> stephen: yup, bull's horns. this yogurt is extra manly because evidently it's made from bull milk. ( la

>> chicken nuggets! >> you would think because the video is so popular, you would think people would be on to this guy. >> i would think they would be on to it because of our incredibly popular show. >> that's true, too. because so many people watch "right this minute," they are on to the imagi-- his magic. >> i've seen you on youtube. >> he's looking a little skin and bones. >> this song is a big hit among automotive enthusiasts. ♪ ♪ >> you like that groove? you like that beat? this whole song, nothing but sounds made in a garage by a couple of kids who were just bored. a couple teen-agers by the name of jake traitor and joel cronenburg. put it all together into a pretty sick beat. what's making the whoop sound? >> it's coming from that air wrench pup see the tire bouncing there, that gives you kind of that drum beat, the truck lid closing. looks like the jack handles gives you that little tinge. >> man, they were bored. they created not only the song but the videos, too. ♪ ♪ >> lindsey sterling and kur

. >> let me put it in with the idea that they will go through it and find these nuggets. if they happen to learn through one of those operations about the possible surreptitious behavior on the part of that government, it would be of interest. the thing is this is the kind of stuff you do not disclose because you compromise friends. a country that allows us to work with them. >> we will look at the virginia governor's race next. >> what was the growth process like? >> i was once a liberal. [laughter] >> the earliest writings showed hope. >> and then came change. >> charles krauthammer plugging his book. the fallout not doing ken cuccinelli not any good. his hard-line positions on cultural issues turning women off. arerichmond times dispatch so fed up with these guys they will not endorse anything -- anybody. is this a bellwether for 2014, this election? >> of course it is. just think about this historically, if you would. patrick henry, thomas jefferson, james monroe, ken cuccinelli, terry mcauliffe. those are the governors of virginia. darwin lives. there was one good li

keep us posted for any new nuggets that you get. joining me right now is republican north carolina congressman robert pittenger. you initially tried to tell your skpit yan constituents that it was a bad idea but you voted for it anyway so now you are going down by not standing up. do you regret that decision? >> well, sir, i said in the summertime at six town hall meetings that i felt like it was a noble effort but an ill-fated strategy. i feel like that president obama would stick by his signature legislation, which he's done. sometimes you need to be careful what you wish for. the impact of obama care has been clear. premiums are going up. you know, the jobs are down. cbo says it's unsustainable in spending. i really felt like it was the wrong strategy. but when we address the need for taking care of our military, i just couldn't imagine not sending a check for families of those fighting in afghanistan or defending us around the world. but when that was addressed, i felt that this was an effort that the american people needed us t

give me nuggets and info on their potential ipo. >> they have told us more details about how much money they are making. they tripled their revenue last year. they had a big increase in revenues. they are still losing money. $69.3 million was the last reported loss. per customer, they are making less than facebook. 64 cents per customer as opposed to facebook who made $1.60 per customer. the motto is based on advertising. 87% is based on advertising. 65% is mobile advertising. it's got wall street very, very excited about this one. mobile as the big growth driver. >> promoted ads i find less intrusive than facebooks. have a great weekend. appreciate it. >>> of course, i learned about the twitter ipo on twitter. kind of cool, i guess. we want to hear your best and worst twitter discoveries. one of my greatest memories in life is when mike barnicle was live tweeting. it was riveting, unbelievable. >> good times. >> are you going to do the same at 3:07 for the red sox? >> i'll be tweeting. >> your best and most creative at waytoometa. supposed to be a pitchers dual. only one showed up. hig

and this was only two chicken nuggets out of billions. harm in eating them occasionally but warn against serving them to kids too often. >> i did open a link to the story this morning because i was worried about what they found inside and i would have rather not known. my kids eat them! >>> let's take a look what is coming up on "new day." >> good morning. happy monday. >> happy monday. >>> we will be talking about wars abroad and at home. abroad, two major strikes against terror. one in libya. one in mogadishu and both for different reasons. a tkey terrorist who is taken hostage now. what does he know and what will he tell the u.s. about possible future attacks? the other attack involves s.e.a.l.s team six on the anniversary of black hawk down. we know about that. later intelligence nobody has hurt but we will talk about and that and the politics here at home. big players on congress when they are going to end the shutdown and what it means for the debt ceiling. >> a horrific crash over the weekend. indy car race car in houston. it left

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quick business nugget for you. the billionaire creator of beanie babies pleaded guilty to tax evasion. not so much focused on the court case but the beanie babies themselves. made us nostalgic. >> i want to know what your favorite childhood toy was. it's a tough one. think about it. i actually couldn't think of many toys that i had. not like i didn't have a lot of toys. only one came to mind. i'll share that with you a little later. the hash tag is way too nostalgic. my yogurt is peach. she likes the pineapple better. they don't have 0%. i like the pineapple. i don't love pomegranate, but i love the yogurt, the crunchy seeds. i know nobody else cares except for mickey. but i wanted to respond. some of the best beach reads. the man behind jack ryan, tom clancy has died. clancy was working as an insurance salesman and writing on the side when he attracted attention with a cold war thriller manuscript. it became his first book, the hunt for red october, which became an awesome movie as well. it's been called one of th

these are just nuggets from surveys, from statements about the extent of anti-semitism and nuggets of the flavor of anti-semitism and what it contains what it expresses what it's demonology is about jews. there is much much more and much more to know. if we are going to understand this phenomenon we want to know a lot of things including the following. we want to know what anti-semitism is. we want to know why it exists and what causes it. we want to know how it functions in peoples and communities and lives in the politics of the countries. we want to know how to transform the last two decades into this anti-semitism which i will talk about and we want to know what its features are today. i'm not going to go into all of this tonight. the book does. i'm going to focus on a few essential matters particularly global anti-semitism. first i want to say that their difficulties answering these questions. lots of difficulties in part because there is much confusion about what anti-semitism is. we hear many things. i should add most everyone i have encountered is interested and fascinated wit