a leg in a way but not a nugget but there you have a chicken nugget it's really made out of reconstituted chicken or the hamburgers there are that pink slime but that's not enough markup for a fast food chain like dominoes they have to get derivatives from another place that sells cheap garbage to people and calls it food and that's a derivative of a food product like a wedge or potato wedges probably not really potatoes done leaving a wedge it's just like the shape like a wedge was probably just a reconstituted chip didn't make nugget that they found on the floor somewhere and repackaged it and then they drive that on the jeep and mark it up over the dominoes you know for another huge markup and probably is exactly like central banking they take garbage in their vaults remember the guy last week who pooped at barclays i'm sure that the rating agencies would give that a aaa rating and they would sell it on to some pension fund is a billion dollar put collateralized bond obligation but also the central bankers what they do is confuse people in much the same way as what we saw with this all

and last i checked the chicken didn't have a piece on their body that you could call a nugget there's a leg in a way but not a nugget but there you have a chicken make maggot it's really made out of reconstituted chicken or the hamburgers there are that pink slime but that's not enough markup for a fast food chain like dominoes they have to get derivatives from another place that sells cheap garbage to people and calls it food and that's a derivative of a food product like a wedge or potato wedges probably not really potatoes don't really have a wedge it's just like the shape like a wedge was probably just a reconstituted chick didn't like not get that they found on the floor somewhere and repackage it and then they buy that on the cheaper market up over the dominoes you know for another huge markup and profit is exactly like central bank they take garbage in their vaults remember the guy last week who pooped at barclays i'm sure . that the writer gauges would give out a aaa rating and they would show not just some pitch of fun it's a billion dollar poop collateralized debt obligation

mcdonald's japan rolling out brand new chicken free nugget. >> i might like those. >> the tofu mc nuggeteep fried made with onions, soy beans and carrots. a box of four will set you back $2.50. >> i'd rather go for the dollar menu on that one. >> do you have a job interview on the horizon? you might want to skip those tofu nuggets. don't eat lunch. researchers at cornell say hungry people feel like they deserve more than their piers and they say that sense of entitlement could translate to the added confidence needed to land a job. so long as you don't come off arrow began, i think. we got a heart warming story now. social media helped reunite a man with his family. now this is man who has been living on the florida streets homeless and alone. >> he's originally from indiana. and his family there saw images of him posted on social media. and police say john was panhandling outside a store in florida when two teens beat him up for his money. undercover cop saw the entire thing and quickly got involved. his family says they had no idea where he was. this is his sister waiting to so him aga

last year, husi supplied don muang's japan with 20% of the meat used in chicken nuggets, that's about 4,300 tons. executives at the fast food giant say they've managed to secure a supply of chicken from other companies. they say nuggets should be back on the menu at all their restaurants this week. >> translator: i'm worried about this. my boy eats them a lot. >> translator: i just want them to make sure the food is safe. >> reporter: the chinese tv report uncovered other alleged health violations. workers dropped food on the floor and instead of cleaning it off or discarding it, just toss it back on the production line. >> workers used meat that was more than seven months past its expiration date. authorities at the shanghai food and drug administration have launched an investigation. they say husi supplied products to nine local companies including mcdonald's kfc and 7-eleven. those companies have suspended sales of some of husi's products. chinese consumers have been hit by a series of scandals involving tainted food in recent years, in 2008, baby formula contaminated with a toxic

what inflation does is it leverages the pre-existing space and time which could be a tiny little nugget and turns it into a large cosmos. so it basically takes space and time as an input very small, yields big space and time and matter and energy as the output. >> so if time already existed when this happened, what happened the day before this happened? >> yes, i knew you were going there, which is why i played defense here and said i don't know five times already in the first two minutes. so we don't know but we have ideas. one notion is a con stheapt doesn't make sense when it comes to the giving of the universe. a good analogy is think about the concept heading northward on earth. if you're head northward you pass by and say point me in the direction further north. you point, continue to walk. they point you in the northward direction but when you get to the north pole itself, if you ask somebody there how do you go further north, they throok at you sort of odd, quizically, going further north than the north pole doesn't make any sense -- >> going back in time doesn't make sense. >>

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mcdonald's took chicken nuggets and other offerings off the menu. japan stopped selling the nuggets and stopped selling the meat. five employees have been detained over the scandal n. hong kong, there's been focus on the firm's u.s. owners. >> the official is owned by an illinois american company doing business with mcdonald's for decades. the ceo has apologized for the scandal saying he would not try to explain what happened but they would be investigating. obviously this is a western company being targeted. some people are pointing out that obviously food safety is an issue. it's huge in china. it's not possible that only one company would be involved. it's interesting that authorities may have chosen a western company to target this time. there are echoes of gfk, british pharmaceutical maker in this investigation. >> let's take a look at the markets now. i wanted to show you what it's doing thousand. raised interest rates by 50 basis points siting issues with geo technical issues probably talking ukraine and high inflation. the rest of the europe

oz: everything from chicken nuggets to bonyless breasts. >> dr. oz goes inside the chicken industry. >> chicken goes through three chemicals baths in the slaughter houses. >> our investigation blows the lid off the business. dr. oz: how is this even possible? >> the gut-busting bacteria that may be contaminating your food. coming up next on dr. oz. [applause] dr. oz: boy, are we ever come place sent about our food. and never is this more obvious than when it comes to chicken. 95% of you eat chicken. it's in all of these different forms. you can finds it everywhere.

usually say every day where if you are going to find some sort of traffic, it is going to be that nugget of westbound delay approaching city avenue out to gladwynn, not seeing that just yet. again both sides of the schuylkill moving well. western suburbs and around center city of traveling 422, this shot around the area of trooper, not seeing that eastbound delay just yet. that's great news. however, in new jersey we just got words after accident on the 42 freeway northbound, right at route 41, so, expect a bit of slow down there, and also the route ten trolley, is experiencing up to 30 minute delays, as a result after accident. so, we'll let you know that clears up. hopefully soon. for this weekend, saturday, starting at midnight, into sunday, of the northeast extension southbound is closed between quakertown and lansdale. that will be ongoing until 6:00 a.m. sunday. best alternate for the weekend again is route 309. ukee? >> torrey, thank you. >>> president obama says us is willing to negotiate cease-fire between israel and hamas, but the few g showing no signs of stopping any time soo

frozen chicken nuggets. >> looks weird. >> chicken and waffles flavor. >> chicken waffle. >> one thing i'd put in, bread pudding for christmas, it would be a bread pudding waffle. >> something real disgusting, like sloppy joe's. >> sloppy joe waffle. >> tuna. >> you need that george foreman grill for that. >> waffle iron. >>> i'm not going to call this tech time oop i'm going to time to talk about cool stuff. talk about the cool stuff during this time, bring in zack because he talks about cool stuff. >> zack. >> hello. >> first really cool thing to talk about, the smash cup, brilliant kickstarter campaign. >> this is, as it says, smash cup. take the cup with you, fill with whatever you want, drink it, but when done, smash it together and put it in your pocket, your bag, whatever. >> you don't have to carry around at cumbersome travel cup all day. >> it's well-made, easy to travel around. easy to wash. made out of silicone, it will hold heat as well as a plastic cup you're taking around. >> nice. >> really good for commuters who want coffee but don't want to have to carry around a mug a

and then there was this new nugget information about the life insurance policies. marris had made comments to family members regarding a life insurance policy he has on cooper and what they need to do in order to file for it. as you mentioned, there was a $2,000 policy through home depot, through his employer and a separate policy taken out in november of 2012 for $25,000 for little cooper harris. $27,000 in all. >> okay. this is just the beginning. >> just beginning. >> nick valencia, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, we take a look at the shocking new details in this case against this father. we'll stay on this. could his wife be charged after some of this -- the new details were revealed in that probable cause and bond hearing yesterday? our little experts will weigh in on that. also ahead, hurricane arthur lashing the east coast, causing heavy rains and flooding. we'll talk to chad myers what's in store as it travels northward along the eastern seaboard. >>> and it has been three years since the trial of this woman, casey anthony, took the country whi by

chinese meat supplier was selling expired beef and chicken which we have been reporting on and the new nuggets were planned before the scandal happened. fans of the product like that they are healthy and meet-free. >> well, fish. >> that is okay. >> and there are edame, soybeans and carrots. >> in different countries, mcdonald's has different flavors. in what they have spam. you have to travel the world. >> that is on bucket list. >> thanks for winding us -- up the day with us. and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. llions of us. so imagine, what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine, loving your numbers. introducing once-daily invokana®. it's the first of a new kind of prescription medicine that's used along with diet and exercise to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. invokana® is a once-daily pill that works around the clock to help lower a1c. here's how: the kidneys allow sugar to be absorbed back into the body. invokana® reduces the amount of sugar allowed back in, and sends some sugar out through the process

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mcdonald's now offering tofu shinjo nuggets.ng rushed out less than a week after mcdonald's stopped selling any chicken products that was imported from china because the supplier there was selling expired meat. the tofu nuggets are made from tofu and vegetables. mcdonald's says this was planned before the food scandal. but i think they look good. i would like them to bring them here to the united states. maybe that's just me. >> i'm not sure i would eat anything i can't pronounce very well at mcdonald's. tofu shinjo? >> but they put stuff in the newsroom that people just eat and don't even know what it is. >> newsroom people will eat anything. donuts three weeks old? man, i'm hungry! [ laughter ] >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com. thank you. >> reporter: free feed, people eat anything. >> that's right. good to you. thank you so much. >>> thanks, jim. 5:42. what's the safest car on the road? straight ahead the insurance institute for highway safety releases its latest ratings for small vehicles. coming up. >> plus, tired of loo

tip-in, processed and transformed into nuggets. burgers picked up off of the floor. for saleeat repackaged to restaurant chains, like mcdonald's and kfc. the hidden camera images show the food processing facility, and the shanghai dragon tv broadcast the pictures on sunday. later in the evening, food safety officials entered, but officials eventually gained when investigators tried to download surveillance video, companies service suddenly cut out. >> we were copying the database from the company network, and it was cut off just as we were about to finish. >> hidden in the so-called training room, officials found records of inferior quality meat repackaged for sale. a former quality-control worker said the company had consistently prepared fake food reports. >> they have two sets of paperwork. one was recorded during the processing, and the other was for the investigators. the american owners say they are cooperating with the investigation. to parent company apologized customers on monday, saying they have stopped using those products. the scandal is the latest in hi

sneaky beagle hits up chicken nuggets while owner is away. >> love it. >> sorority girl gets back at-timing boyfriend by [bleeped] his bed. >> impressive, but he could help this room of full of kids help write articles that matter. well, listen to the advice he has on how the spice up a ground-breaking story on alzheimer's. >> always lead with sex if you. can. >> are we going to touch on alzheimer's? >> we want to wring people in with the boob and the side-boob but stick around for the harder stuff. >> get up with the tits and give them the alzheimer's for desert. >> exactly. >> okay. let's put that to a lab test. by interviewing dr. ava feldman, one of the world's preeminent neurological researchers. >> in a phase one drug trial, what you... >> ask her about her sex life. >> i don't think that's appropriate. >> do it. >> i know there's cameras and everything, but feel free to talk openly about anything in terms of your personal life or the reproductive health of some of the staff here. there have been questions about that if you have any information you want to share. >> i don't. >>

look at the fine print of that section and you will find this nugget of info. for internal operations including troubleshooting, data analysis, testing, research and service improvement. so this is legal? yes, he says, as long as facebook keeps their findings internal. but since they decided to fub blik their work facebook needs to get informed consent as defined by the american psychological association which would warn you of potential risks, discomfort, or adverse affects, or don't they have to do that? >> it's still considered research but no requirement to get consent because the data is already collected for other purposes. it would make no sense for me to go back and say, by the way, you already have this data. you don't have to go through all that. >> in essence he says facebook has found a loophole because they already collected the data used for the report before they thought about printing it for public consumption. they don't need your explicit permission. despite the fact that facebook's study was legal and technically did meet research standards t

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you look in the fine print of that section, you'll find this nugget about how your info is used, quote, for internal operations, including troubleshooting, data analysis, testing, research and service improvement. so this is legal? yes, as long as facebook keeps their findings internal. but since they decided to publish their work, facebook needs to get your informed consent as defined by the american psychological association which would warn you of potential risks, discomfort or adverse effects. or don't they have to do that? >> it's still considered research. but there's no requirement that i get consent. the data is collected for other purposes. it wouldn't make sense to say, we already have this data. you don't have to go through all that. >> in essence, facebook has found a kind of loophole because they've already collected the data used for the report before they thought about printing it for public consumption. they don't need your explicit permission. despite the fact that facebook study was legal and technically did meet research standards, the public outcry has not stopped.

>> white breast nuggets. >> you can. they exist. >> they don't make it?think at the fast food restaurants. i've bought them for the kids. >> yeah, i mean -- you mean mrs. paul's or something. >> there's an organic like apple farm -- applegate farms. that's the one. >> yeah. we use the same one. >> we do, too. our next guest places big bets on the market and was featured in michael lewis's the big short for his massive trade on the chance of the housing market in 2006. so what's his next great trade and where is he seeing opportunity now? joining us is paul trichle, partner and head of global event trading at the $4 billion hedge fund whitebox advisers. still with us is our guest host charles kantor from neuberger berman. thanks for having us. >> thank you for having me. >> you're going to tell us all your secret trading opportuniti opportunities? >> at whitebox advisers we like to focus on trades that bring asymmetry between risk and reward. that's what led us to the mortgage trade in the first lace. >> that's a lot harder to find today, though. >> it is

. >> i wonder if you eat ketchup with those tofu nuggets. >>> all right, missed red flags?new york times" is reporting an american suicide bomber received training from extremists, then returned to the u.s. before carrying out his attack in syria. the 22-year-old grew up in florida. he drove a truck of explosives into a restaurant. >>> after that water main break, authorities say six people clearing water from ucla's basketball arena are being treated for carbon monoxide exposure from a nearby generator. all of them were alert and breathing. the pipe break wasted up to 20 million gallons of water just as the state is battling severe drought. >>> now, that drought fuels a 3,900-acre wildfire near yosemite national park. it's about a third contained. crews are working to block it from a grove of giant sequoias, some of the oldest living things on earth. hopefully, they do save them. >>> and a firestorm of a different sort in washington. a new still-classified report says secrets about post-9/11 cia interrogations were kept from then secretary of state colin powell. it also re

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. >>> let's close by going around the table, have our great reporters share some nuggets from their note? >> i'm going to talk about far, far down ballot the state legislative landscape for this year, democrats have really gotten their butts kicked in state legislatures for the last couple of cycles. lot of complaints on the democratic side that the party did not put enough resources into these ballot races and that led to the redistricting gains that the republicans were able to make because of course it is the state legislature who draws those maps. currently republicans hold 57 state legislative chambers, democrats only 41. democrats managed to lose state legislative chambers in 2012 despite president obama winning the election. their flip targets looking to take back a lot of the chambers, a lot in blue states like michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, and try to turn that tide, their fund-raising is up about 25% over the last cycle. they think they can finally turn the tide. republicans of course saying in a midterm election not so fast. >> best way to build a bench, win at the state l

despite the seven-day work week, you would never find a single nugget. animat the miners started their workday los angeles.ng in it features a low-key appearance from one man who knows people will not recognize by his face or signature hawaiian shirt. this is garner hold. even though you won't see his name on the right, he built these miners. is almost like a magician. people look and stare in disbelief. wow, that's amazing. it's like three dimensional magic. my parents always wanted me to theyveterinarian until took me to disneyland. i remember walking through and seeing the pirates of the caribbean. how is it possible that these things looked like real people? that moment that was what i wanted to do for the rest of my life. i opened a shack and called it the haunted house. $.10 per ticket. it was the starting ground. making a lifelike robot requires proficiency in some a different arts and technologies. it's hard to imagine his company does it all under one roof. >> we develop it on screen, carpet and sculpted. -- sculpt it. writing and sound and spec

that what you to say about small businesses the fact that you know small businesses have this huge nugget to deal with in terms of the percentage costs for credit card those existing payment processing system to the degree that because it can get in there it will small businesses i think that that's a great thing now security is obviously a very big topic with us and we saw people get really really spooked after mt gox through that was that was the staple of the tried and true bank if you will or your center for storing purchasing training but you know marc andreessen horowitz recently participated in this idea of baltimore just point by point basis vault which basically is a place to put your money in your big right here i think about it is like a savings account right exactly what do you think about this and what does it say in terms. security for pickling it was a good thing so i mean the idea is basically that you don't need if you a savings account you will need access to your body of mediately if you have a checking account you need to immediately write so they store the money in th

i think there are a lot of hidden nuggets, but the fact they are hit it is part of the problem.usinesscrosoft model is complex. they are in everything. how do we articulate a strategy that brings it together? and he's trying to make a mark that is different now the steve ballmer is no longer ceo. he is trying to get clarification. i read the memo before coming on the show. >> what does it tell us? other than they want to make great products and services. think the big shift, we have seen this with office already, which is we are going to be cloud first and android first means ios first because they are bigger mobile deployments. thinking about office, that is a good sense of direction. it is going to be available on the ipad and android. that is a shift. to be fair to steve ballmer, it started under his watch. that is an articulation. >> wait a minute. that is a big deal. if you're talking about, this is the all of the wars operating systems fought for the last however many years, that finally it is ios, apple, and android, which is the open architecture. >> so the message is di

that would seem to say about small businesses the fact that you know small businesses have this huge nugget to deal with in terms of the percentage costs for credit card those existing payment processing system to the degree that big coin can get in there it was small businesses i think that's a great thing now security is obviously a very big topic with us and we saw people get really really spooked after mt gox well that was that was the staple of the tried and true bank if you will or your center for storing purchasing training but you know marc andreessen horowitz recently participated in this idea of balls which is quite. bases volage which basically is a place to put your money your big right here i think in part to believe it is like a savings account exactly what do you think about this and what does it say in terms security for pick point. so i mean the idea is basically you don't need if you have a savings account you'll need access to your body of immediately if you have a checking account you need to immediately so they store the money in the vault in a different location and yo

i did want to start out with this nugget first. why the humidity lately just in case you missed it in other weather reports. we definitely have had some monsoonal storms blowing up across california. even some across the sierra as early as this afternoon. it's all coming in with the southerly air source. so as listening as we get a southerly wind, it helps to increase the humidity across the bay area. and again, bring us some humidity. it looks like that southerly wind will stay in place a little bit for tomorrow before we start to get some dryer air in here for the weekend. so, again, southerly winds. hugely equal, more humid air. all right. get you outside of the sky camera network right now. and you can see the clearest weather across the south bay. currently 64 degrees. we're looking at overcast skies and 62. and some of the foggiest weather in san francisco right now. 65. winds out of the west at 14, gusting up to 18. very thick fog right now in san francisco. so as we head throughout tomorrow morning, that fog is certainly go

what is your nugget to catch attention?aret gold made in new york by two moms. >> made in new york? >> and it is somewhat affordable, considering it is 14 caret gold. it comes in a package with a beautiful linen ribbon. if you are giving it as a , or for a first pairof bearings -- a tiny of hearts and stars are a perfect mother-daughter gift. it is packaged, ready to go. >> you sound excited. you also have a website, kellyrutherford.com. blake lively is doing one, gwyneth paltrow has one. why are you doing this? >> people asked me about what i loved, whether it was fashion, lifestyle, what i was reading. i thought, why not start a website where i can share all of that? that is how it started. >> when you came on set, i said to you, how are you doing? you have had a couple of tough years. you had a fairly public battle for your kids. and it has been financially tough on you as well. >> certainly. >> we wish you well. talk to us about that process. we are a business channel. financially, this is a tough thing. like i think it

. >>> the host of a talk show on another network broke out this nugget arguing in favor of strict guneep guns in the hands of civilians, 50 million americans lose their lives. is that real or fake? [ laughter ]. >> that is, in fact, fake! i'm sorry, did not get that one right. let's go on with quote number six, hurricane sandy killed people, i'm so glad we had the storm, it brought impossibilities for good politics. real or fake. >> meaning worried about climate change. >> john stossel, that is why you are the master, that's real. a comment from msnbc chris matthews. >> i'm so glad we had the storm last week, i think the storm was one of those things, politically. not in terms of hurting people. the storm brought in possibilities for good politics. >> we can all go bankrupt pretend to prevent climate change. >> real or fake, from a morning tv chat fest anchor basically saying we're screwed. quote humans will be instinct in 200 years because of overpopulation, is that real or fake? >> it's too stupid. it can't be real. >> it is too stupid. john, it's fake! >> did i show you these befor

man to the ups and downs of this tumultuous journey going from one failure to another to find any nuggetsf wisdom first digging deep in the dirt having to go through the war before he could find his peace. the goal as an artist and this is a quotation is not to solve a question irrefutably but to force people to love life andqlw all of its manifestations. if i was told i could write the work of art that would be resolved i would not spend two hours but if i knew what i would write would be written by the children of today in they would fall in love with life because of it than i would dedicate all my energy and my time to such a work. " end quote. "war and peace" is such a work and i invite you to join me on a journey through it. thank you. [applause] >> i have too factual questions how did tolstoy managed to do all that research? it is unbelievable and second will was that physical act of writing? >> in terms of the research that he did he was a voracious reader you also read several hundred history books about the napoleonic invasion of russia that to place 50 years. . . he wrote "war a